Williams and Rondeau Victors In North Adams Finale
In North Adams outdoor boxing at Neel Field 1400 witnessed Williams of Reading subbing for Al Romano take a 10 round decision over Juan Ramos of New York City, while Terry Rondeau of Pittsfield defeated Jean Le Roux of Paris in the main. Williams edged Ramos on a split decision with Hashim calling it a draw, as both delivered bristling exchanges and valiantly pressed for the final blows.
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North Adams
State Armory
Neel Field
Roy
Buttercup" Williams
Reading
al Romano
Juan Ramos
New York City
Terry Rondeau
Pittsfield
New England
Jean le Roux
Paris
France
Williams
Romano
Ramos
Pete Mancuso
Don Hamel
Chicopee
Ine Hashim
Rondeau Outworks LeRoux In Stamina Filled Bout
Youthful Rondeau Pummels LeRoux with power in most rounds while LeRoux absorbs punishment and fights back at times. In other action Bob Wade stops Sonny Drouin in fourth, Eddie Garces defeats Norman Sanchez on points in six rounds.
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Rondeau
Bob Wade
New York City
Sonny Droiun
Quebec City
Wade
Eddie Garces
Norman Sanchez
Garces
Delaware Leads Lambert Cup Ballot After Narrow Loss
Despite a 36-33 defeat to Villanova in its last game, Delaware tops the first Lambert Cup poll for Division II teams with 58 points. Lafayette is second with 51, Lehigh third at 36, and Temple, Cortland State, Amherst, Williams, and Tufts following in the top eight. Delaware secured two first place votes amid a 1-1 start to the season.
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New York
Villanova
Delaware
Blue Hens
Lafayette
Lehigh
Temple
Cortland State
Amherst
Williams
Tufts
Lly
St Lebtah
Mc Coriland State
Ron Blais Leads Two Races at Pon Toosue Sailing Club
Ron Blais won two of the Pon Toosue Sailing Club races and placed second in the third with Mrs. Blais as crew. Grier Horner and Jim Mis ecler led the first race while Burt Wright followed Blais. In the second race Dave Guinther was runner up and Frank Chappell third. The third race mirrored the order of finish with Blais and Horner swapping positions.
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Ron Blais
Pontoosue
Penn State Leads First Lambert Trophy Balloting
Penn State sits top in the 34th Lambert Trophy balloting led by a 2-0 start after beating Navy 45-22 and Colorado 27-3. Army second with 70 points, Rutgers 60, Harvard 40, Dartmouth 30, and Syracuse 29 follow.
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New York
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Navy
Colorado
Army
Rutgers
Harvard
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Kansas State
Texas A & M
Cornell
Boston University
Holy Cross
Wisconsin
Wahconah coach blasts officiating in Adams game
Wahconah Regional High coach Jim O Connor criticized officials after a Saturday football loss to Adams High at Dalton. He disputed two calls including a non call on a punt block and a pass interference ruling that aided Adams in the late game. Reynolds left the field with an injury after a blocked punt incident.
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Jim O'Connor
Wahconah Regional
Adams High
Dalton
Steve Reynolds
Adams
Pat Bruni
O'Connor
W—O'connor
Dick Jennings
Wahconah
Jimmy Burke
Jennings
Hurricanes
Burke
Donnie Troy
New Lebanon Suffers First Soccer Defeat
Ichabod Crane Central of Valatie handed New Lebanon Central High its first loss of the season with a 5-0 victory. The victors improve to 4-0 in the Columbia County League, while New Lebanon drops to four wins overall. Mike Oulette scored twice as Valatie dominated the second half after a 2-0 halftime lead. New Lebanon goalie Dick Haverlick made 20 saves as the Lakers prepare to face Germantown Central tomorrow at Germantown.
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NEW Lebanon
N.Y
Sehahod Crane
Dick Haverlick
Germantown Central
Germantown
Atwood and Sullivan Win Wyantenuck Fall Member Guest
Walter Atwood of Wyantenuck Country Club and Dan Sullivan of Greenock CC won the Wyantenuck fall member guest at Lee, defeating Tom Kinne and Carl Moffatt of Berkshire Hills CC 3 and 2. Medalist honors went to Larry Premeriani and Jim Meany of Stockbridge GC with a 68 in the qualifying round on Sept 20.
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Great Barrington
Walter Atwood
Wyantenuck Country Club
Dan Sullivan
Greenock
Lee
Wyantenuck
Tom Kinne
Carl Moffatt
Berkshire Hills
Pittsfield
Larry Premeriani
Jim Meany
Stockbridge Golf Club
Gordon Ogden
Harlan Atwood
Suffield
Conn
Ted
Mike Kinne
Steve Humphry
Wappnag
Hartford
John Downey
Joe Casey
Mt. Everett
Egremont
Harold Stover
Bob Sutherstill
Sharon
Darrow Tops Salisbury in season opener
Darrow School defeats Salisbury School 3-1 in the season opener. Scott Milnor scores twice with one assist. Milner also assists on the first goal and adds a second score. Al Seymour ties for Salisbury. Milner heads in a second goal in the third period. Darrow to host Cranwell tomorrow at 2 40. In jayvee, Salisbury beats Darrow 1 0 with Al Whittall scoring.
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Salisbury, Conn
Darrow
Salisbury School
Scott Milnor
Mike Trevorrow
Milner
al Seymour
Salisbury
Pallop Suyanaratana
Cranwell
Darrow i
al Whittall
Darrow Jayvees
Windsor Mountain
Patriots GM Sauer in good condition after gall bladder surgery
Boston Patriots general manager George Sauer is reported in good condition after emergency gall bladder surgery at Faulkner Hospital. He underwent the operation Sunday following severe abdominal pains. The report notes Sauer's swift recovery outlook.
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Boston
George Sauer
Boston Patriots
Sauer
Faulkner Hospital
ECAC Announces Weekly All East Teams
ECAC names the weekly all east squads featuring players from Buffalo Penn Dartmouth Boston College Penn State Syracuse Pitt Rutgers Connecticut Colgate Brown Villanova Vermont Maine Temple Northeastern West Chester Williams Rochester Wesleyan. Notables include Tom Vigneau Charles Ketchey Don Corr Ralph Cindrich Rich Policastro Vin Clements and Don Fischer among others across positions.
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Divisio
Tom Vigneau
Buffalo
Charles Ketchey
Penn
John Ritchie
Dartmouth
John Fitzgerald
Boston College
Dennis Onkotz
Penn State
Don Corr
Syracuse
Ralph Cindrich
Pitt
Rich Policastro
Rutgers
Vin Clements
Connecticut
Don Fischer
Colgate
Gerry Hart
Brown Fulback
Mike Sianl
Villanova Sophom
Sam Bryant
John Curtis
Springfield
Larry Kull
Vermont
Thad ‘Jamula
Uehigh
John Rhodes
Maine
Keith Goggin
Amherst
Steve Caporiccio
Temple
Bob Connors
Northeastern
Paul Dunkelberger
West Chester
NalMack Sack Maitland
Williams
Brian Miga
Rochester
Ed Tahor
Wesleyan
Sophomo
Dozen 20-Game Winners Highest Since 1951
Dozen pitchers have 20 wins this season the most since 1951 with four more at 19. Hall of note are Niekro and Cuellar among Atlanta and Baltimore as pennant races tighten. Other 20-game names include Seaver McNally Stottlemyre Marichal Dierker Jenkins Hands and McNally with chances to rise.
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Frank Howard
Senators
Hacen Killebrew
Cuellar
Niekro
Minnesota
Jim Ferry
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Detroit
Denny McLain
Dave McNally
Baltimore
Dave Boswell
Mel Stottlemyre
Claude Osteen
Bill Singer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Singer
Gibson
Lolich
Osteen
Sox Sure of 3rd Money. Petrocelli Hits 40th HR
The Boston Red Sox clinched third in the AL East by beating the Washington Senators 85. Rico Petrocelli hit his 40th homer to set a shortstop home run record and Rice also broke the league mark with 39. Boston built a 5-0 lead and held off a Senators rally as Petrocelli and Schofield led the offense.
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Boston Red Sox
Sox
Washington Senators
Washington
Red Sox
Associated Press
New York Mets
Mets
New York
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Braves
San Francisco
Mike Cuellar
Detroit
Baltimore
Bill Freehan
Cuellar
Tigers
Boston
Petrocelli
Vern Stephens
Howard
Rice
Frank Howard
Senators
Sonny Siebert
Siebert
Mike Nagy
Sparky Lyle
Lyle
Reggie Smith
Scot
Schofield
Andrews
Scott
Sairiano
Mike Garman
Garman
Dick Bosman
Salisbury QB Throws Five TD Passes
Salisbury School wins 47 22 over Darrow School to open the season as quarterback John Gardner runs for two touchdowns and passes for five more scoring plays. Kremski Lawrence Hilliard Miller catch Gardner passes. Powell scores Darrow’s TD. Curry adds two long runs. Salisbury braces for Gunnery next Saturday.
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Salisbury
Conn
Darrow School
Darrow
John Gardner
Greg Kremski
Bob Lawrence
Jake Hilliard
Toby Miller
Scott Powell
Rusty Curry
Monson Academy
Monson
Mass
Darrow Salisbury
Fenton Plays For Babson Soccer Team
Richard S. Fenton of Pittsfield is a Babson College varsity soccer team member in Wellesley. A 1969 Pittsfield High School graduate, it is his first year on the Babson squad.
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Robbie Magee
Bob Magee
Pittsfield High
Deerfield Academy
Buxton Academy
Williamstown
Bob
Wellesley
Richard S. Fenton
Irving E. Fenton
Maple Grove Drive
Pittsfield
Babson College
Wallesley
Fenton
Ephs Top Trinity 20-10 In Season Opener At Williamstown
Williams College football coach Larry Catuzzi praised the Ephs after a 20-10 upset of Trinity in the season opener. Co captains John Hitchins and Jack Maitland were named players of the week for key third quarter plays that secured the win. Freshman coach Renzie Lamb previewed Rochester and Andover openers as the team plans an away trip and a Westonfield game.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Larry Catuzzi
Howard Johnson
Catuzzi
Ephinen
Trinity
Williams
Rochester
Cocaptain John Hitchins
Springfield
Jack Maitland
Fort Lauderdale
Maitland
Renzie Lamb
Lamb
Andover
Westonfield
Darrow Harriers Lose Home Cross Country Meet
In New Lebanon New York the Darrow cross country team fell to The Gunnery 17 to 44 in their first home meet of the season. Darrow's next race is set with Cranwell at Lenox in October.
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New Lebanon
N.Y
Darrow
Gunnery
Cranwell
Lenox
Colgate Beats Corne to 28 24 in Ithaca Football Clash
Colgate defeated Corne 28 to 24 in a varsity football game Saturday at Ithaca New York. The Eagle's list of results printed yesterday indicated the reverse outcome.
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Corne
Ithaca
N.Y
The
Eagle
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