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76ers Lead by 9V2 Games After Beating Celtics Bobby Hull Appears Recovered The Berkshire Eagle, Monday, Jan. 16, 1967 27 Goalby Win at San Diego Is His 1st in Four Years SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) then got a tough par on the 18th Bob Goalby, who had not won a to pull it out. His tee shot on miiiiimiiiiiiummuiuiiiuiiuiiuiuiiiuiiiiiii! PGA tour championship in more than four years, was off to a flying 1967 start today with the San Diego Open title and $13,200 to his credit. Goalby, former University of Illinois football player, took the first PGA event of the new year by just one stroke over Gay Brewer, Dallas, Sunday in a cliffhanger finish.

Hls last win was in the 1962 Denver Open although he has 1)6611 the b'S money, collecting $49,500 in official wnnings in 1966. Brewer, who trailed Goalby by S1X strokes going into the final round got $7,920" for send PIaoe', The Texan rounds were 66- 15 68-64-68-69269 which frnhe Country Club course was 15 Stardust Brewer, who finished about 45 minutes ahead of Goalby, had the winner theoretically tied tWjce on the back nine Goalby, however sank a 10-foot putt'for a birdie three on the 17th and Sinden Wont Go To All-Star Tilt BOSTON (UPI) Boston Bruin coach Harry Sinden has never seen a National Hockey League all-star game and hes not going to Montreal this week to see this years classic. Sinden, in his rookie season as an NHL pilot, has a reasonable explanation for not wanting to see the leagues best players in ac-tion. I see enough of those guys shooting at our net, he said. The last place Bruins have had 127 goals scored on them in 36 games.

iH 1 it By DAVE O'HARA BOSTON (AP) The Philadelphia 76ers are letting the Boston Celtics do the talking while they keep on winning at a record pace in the National Basketball Association. The 76ers are bidding to end Bostons eight-year reign as NBA champions. They shocked i the Celtics with 17 straight points within 34 minutes in the second period and rolled to an easy 110-95 victory Sunday. Philadelphia boosted its Eastern Division lead to 9j games. The Celtics, who obviously must look ahead to the playoffs in hopes of keeping the title, continued to maintain they have the best bench in the league, but even most partisan fans would find it hard to believe.

We lost the game on that 17-point spree, Boston Player-Coach Bill Russell said. We stopped running and began tak-' ing bad shots. I told everyone to run, run, run until they got tired and then tell me. Best Bench Weve got the best bench in the league and have the strength to run for 48 minutes a game. They just didnt do it.

Wilt Chamberlain, sporting a new look as a complete player instead of just a high-scoring star, played a top role as he scored 19 points, grabbed 25 rebounds, blocked 13 shots and set up baskets for the 76ers. Elsewhere, Los Angeles tripped Detroit 127-116, St. Louis edged San Francisco 114-112, and Chicago routed the New York Knicks 131-116. Jerry Wests 39 points led the Lakers into a tie for third place with Detroit in the Western Division as the Pistons lost their sixth straight at home. West scored 17 of his points in the third quarter when Los Angeles pulled from a 60-58 half-r time lead to a 96-83 spread.

Dave Bing had 31 for Detroit. Len Wilkens' kept second-place St. Louis two games ahead of the Lakers and Pistons and 8 14 behind San Francisco by dropping a hook shot with three seconds left to beat the Warriors. Rick Barry, who scored 48, tied the game moments before with two free throws. Nate Thurmond of the Warriors 'and Zelmo Beaty of the Hawks each had 26 points.

Chicagos balanced attack took an early lead and New York never got closer than five in the second half. Bob Boozer had 33, Guy Rodgers 28 Erwin Mueller 24 and Jerry Sloan 22 for the Bulls. Dick Barnett had 30 for the Knicks. In Saturdays action, Boston beat. Baltimore 115-106, Cincinnati bombed St.

Louis Chicago edged Los Angeles 122-121 and San Francisco trounced Detroit 136-121. tjr John Mason Finishes Fifth BACKWARD DUNK SHOT is stuffed in for two points by Lew Alcindor, UCLA sophomore star, in game against Stanford at Los Angeles on Saturday night. Alcindor scored 37 points in his teams 116-78 victory. It was the 12th straight for the upbeaten Bruins. (A P) Red Rolfe Retiring From Post Seaver Peters Set To Be Dartmouth Athletic Director HANOVER, N.H.

(UPI) Seaver Peters, associate director of athletics at Dartmouth College, today was making preparations to drop part of his title after being named to succeed retiring athletic director Robert (Red) Rolfe. Rolfe, 58, who gained fame as an All-Star third baseman with the New York Yankees, announced Saturday this would be his final year. He said he wanted to devote more time to his hobbies and personal affairs. My health isnt the greatest and running sports is a young mans job, Rolfe said. Peters is a 1954 Dartmouth graduate and former Big Green hockey captain.

He joined the Dartmouth athletic lineup in 1959 as business manager. Married, he is the father of (our children. A 1931 graduate of Dartmouth, where he starred as a shortstop in baseball and was reserve on-the football and basketball teams, Rolfe joined the Yankees in 1934 and became a third baseman. He played on six World Series teams and three times was named as the American League All-Star third baseman before being forced by poor health to retire in 1942. His top year was 1939 when he hit .329 in 152 games.

He coached basketball and baseball at Yale before returning to the Yankees in 1946 as a scout. He became farm director of the Detroit Tigers in 1647 and managed the Tigers from 1949 until. 1952. 1 College Basketball By United Press International East Penn St. 84 Pittsburgh 44 Syracuse 102 La Salle 81 Penn Mil.

75 Johns Hopkins 59 Buffalo St. 47 Youngstn 43 St. Jos. (Pa 85 Seton Hall 81 Dickinson 49 Ursinus 47 Army 74 Colgate 50 St. Jno.

(NY) 95 St. Frncs 71 Cheyney 98 Millersvllle 77 Manhattan 74 Georgetown 70 Columbia 83 Brown 73 Stonehill 79 Pt. 78 (ot) Iona 72 NYU 54 Springfield 77 Colby 58 MIT 100 Bates 72 Holy Cross 56 Navy 54 Princeton 114 Dartmouth 42 Williams 47 Wesleyan 41 Providence 54 Duquesne 47 ViUanova 49 Temple 44 Clark 101 Brandeis 47 Fairfield 80 Camslus 77 King's (Pa.) 92 Scranton 84 Haverford 59 Swarthmore 55 Fordham 79 Wagner 78 Grove City 94 St. Vincent's 41 Westmnstr 91 Waynesbg 83 Bucknel) 89 Gettysburg 74 Pennsylvania 71 Harvard 48 South Tulsa 54 Memphis St. 43 Duke 72 Maryland 49 (ot) Tennessee 87 Georgia 70 Florida 89 Kentucky 72 Richmond 90 78 Georgia Tech.

102 C. St. 85 Furman 85 Citadel 48 Miami Fla 105 Jaxnville 85 Grambling U2 Ark. 102 Loyola (La:) 83 Okla. City 76 Louisville 103 Bradley 74 Vanderbilt 78 Miss.

70 (2 ot) Wake Forest 71 VMI 70 Tutane 87 Florida St. 85 Ctemson 102 Virginia 88 Western Ky. 114 E. Ky. 71 Murray 72 Tenn.

Tech 70 Midwest -Nebraska 84 Coforado-80 Illinois 99 Micnigan 93 Miami Ohio 70 Bowling Gn. 42 Cornell la 49 Ripon 42 i Michigan St. 79 Iowa 70 Indiana 81 Ohio St. 80 Kansas 70 Missouri 60 Cincinnati 72 St. Louis 58 Purdue 84 Minnesota 73 Dayton 94 Detroit 75 Ohio Wesleyan 83 Wooster 74 South Dakota 85 S.

D. St. 81 Parsons 100 Lemovne Tenn 92 Omaha 45 Pitts. Kan. St.

51 Hastings 72 Neb Wesleyan 69 N. D. St. 84 Mornmgside 82 Southern III. 50 SW Mo St.

49 Oberlin 85 Case Tech 58 Evansville 75 Butler 71 Notre Dame 76 DePaul 72 Marquette 84 Xavier Ohio 49 Southwest Texas 70 Texas Tech 68 Wstrn M. 103 Gd. Cnyn A. B. Young 78 Arizona St.

74, ovt Arizona 74 Utah 70 Houston 103 W. Texas St. 72 Oregon St. 61 Washington 57 UCLA 116 Stanford 78 San Fran 59 St. Marys 53 Cal 99 Southern Cal 95, ovt.

Wyoming 75 Colo. St. 72, ovt. Utah St. 124 Creighton 96 Denver 71 New Mexico 44 Montana St.

79 Weber St. 43 Washington St 75 Oregon 71 Pacific 102 Santa Clara 82 Nevada 71 Sonoma St. 55 NATURAL SPEARMINT FOR NATURAL COOLNESS. Local Club Wins Four Medals Chicago Sar Scores Twice Against Toronto By United Press International Bobby Hull was hampered by a bad back at the start of the National Hockey League season but now hes a pain in the neck to the rest of the teams. After a slow start this year because he was ailing, Hull has now regained his old form and is on a rampage that' hai carried the Chicago Black Hawks to a deadlock for first place with the New York Rangers.

Hull, who has picked up 11 goals in Chicagos last seven games; scored goa.s victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs behind the goaltending of Denis DeJordy. New York kept pace with the Black Hawks by whipping the Detroit Red Wings 2-0, as Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin recorded his sixth shutout, the best mark in the league. In the other game, the Montreal 'Canadiens topped the Boston Bruins 3-1 behind rookie goalie Gary Bauman. The NHL teams now will have a break in the schedule for the All-Star Game in Montreal Wednesday night. Dick Duff, Claude Provost and Ted Harris scored for Montreal while Johnny Bucyk got the only Boston goal in the second period.

Cheshire Skiers Are Victorious At Hillsdale HILLSDALE, N.Y. Cheshire (Conn.) Academy won a four-school ski meet run here Friday by Cornwall Academy of Great Barrington, Mass. Cheshire totaled 42 points. can NOW AT POPULAR PRICE. the 18th went into a bunker but he blasted out and sank a two-, foot putt for his par three.

New Zealands1 Bob Charles finished third with a final 68 and a 72-hole total of 273 good national PGA champion, A1 Gieberger, Carl-, ton Oaks, tied for fourth at 274 with Dave Hill, Ever-, green, Colo. They each won, $3,069. Billy Casper, a sentimental' favorite here in his hometown and golfs leading money-winner, in 1966 with $122,644, improved' with each round 71-70-68-66. But his 275 total was good only for, a sixth-place tie with three other pros and a purse of $2,161.50. CREDIT COUPON PLAN NO MONEY DOWN SPEND LIKE CASH CAN BE USED IN ANY NEWBERRY STORE APPLY AT OUR CREDIT OFFICE Democratic EEC Republican cQmsat Next Pape for $4,950.

jggg I Sports Sliiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Holyoke Swimmers Top Pittsfield The Holyoke YMCA defeated the Pittsfield YMCA in Class and swimming competition at the Pittsfield poof Saturday afternoon. The visitors won the meet 17-6 and the meet 40-27. Scott Smally got Pittsfields lone first place in the event, winning the 40-yard freestyle in 18.4 seconds. He also picked up a third place in the 100-yard freestyle. Pittsfield got just one first place in the competition, that coming in the 160-yard medley relay.

Jerry Martin, Dave Manners, Steve Descz and John Pal-ley combined for a 1:39.06 timing. Other Pittsfield points were registered by Palleys second in the 40-yard freestyle, Desczs second and Bob Mitchells third in the 40-yard butterfly, Mitchells third in the 80-yard individual medley and Blair Steeles second and Mitchells third in the 100-yard freestyle. Lenox Wins Four-Team Slalom Meet LEE The Lenox School ski team swept a quadrangular slalom meet here Saturday afternoon at Beartown State ski area, downing Pittsfield High, Drury High and Darrow School of New Lebanon, N.Y. The Lenox team took four out of the first five places, totaling 95.6 points. Pittsfield was second with 84.7, Darrow third 'with 58.8, and Drury last with 30.7.

Roy Ballentine took first place for Lenox with a combined time of 51.3 seconds. He also had the fastest run of the day of 24.3 seconds for the 35-gate course. Second place was taken by Pittsfields Robert Rusk in 51.4. Third place was taken for Lenox by Steve Tracy, of Pittsfield, with a combined time of 54.6. Fourth and fifth places were taken for Lenox by Jay Busch of Pittsfield in 55.4, and Bob Gulick in 61.6.

All four teams were hampered by disqualifications. The Lenox team will next face the Hotchkiss School of Lakeville, here Wednesday. first Period 1. (L) Gretnshields (U) 5:10 2. (L) Sumner (Holmen) 7:07 SECOND PERIOD 3.

(L) Holmen (Torwllliger, Sumner) 3:31 4. (L) Winston ((Keller) 3:50 5. (L) Winston (Kollor) 3:03 4. (L) Stnsono (Terwilliger) 1:11 7. (D) Norton (Wost) 7:44 THIRD PERIOD I.

(L) Holmen (U) 0:15 (L) Sumner (Ttrwllllgor) 1:43 10. (L) Holmen (Sanson.) 1:47 Ponoltlos: (O (O) I. Saves: Kunzolmonn (L) 4. Lord (L) 3. Townsend (D) 21 Officials: Cola and Dodga (BRHOA) Tima: 10-minutt quarter.

cav Tfv, olia lie7' Willie Mays, San Francisco center fielder, has played 150 or more games for the Giants for 13 seasons. LENOX John Mason, captain of the Cranwell School ski team, finished fifth in the Tri- State giant slalom at Suicide Six with 26 points, was St: Thomas at Woodstock, yesterday More School of Colchester, with a time of 79.3. He had the Conn. Individual first-place honors best time of any of the area Wnt tQ Tom cHassavant of skiers competing. Lenox, skiing for Cornwall, and The event was won by Wil- Bill Land, skiing for Cheshire.

The Pittsfield Parks Speed Lam Ashton of the Deerfield They tied with a combined time Skating Club took 4 bronze med- Academy Ski Club. Ashton was of 2:12. als and 10 points in the Eastern the only Class A skier in the Cheshire Academy won a States outdoor speedy skating event. The rest of the field of bowling match over Cornwall championshisp over the week- 103 were skiers and under. 4-0 Great Barrington Friday, end at Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Pam Zofrea, a Peewee girl, and Billy Farry, juvenile boy, eaeh received two medals for third-place finishes. Pams medals came for the 110 Saturday and the 220 yesterday. Farry had thirds in the 440 and 880 Saturday. Jim Sheridan, a junior boy, won two points for fourth place finishes in the 220 yesterday and the 880 Saturday. Juvenile boy Jim Delphia, a newcomer to the club, was in contention for second place in the 220 yesterday when he stumbled on rough ice on the last turn and did not place.

The ice was good Saturday, but rain and wdrm weather Saturday night made conditions poor yesterday. Pave Hine of Chickering Street fell during the 220 yesterday and injured his hip. He was taken to Saratoga Hospital for rays, and was released when it was determined the injury" was not serious. Ten members of the local club competed in the field of about 250. 3 The President said he will suggest that the Departments of be Joined together into one unit.

a-Interlor and Commerce b-Commerce and Lahore-State and Defense 4 Both citizens and foreign newsmen in Cornwall came in second over-all with 394. Third was Laurel Crest Academy of Bristol, with 28Vi. Fourth, Hatch word clues with their corresponding pictures or symbols. 10 points for each corrept answer, France belongs to this trade group High Lawn Jerseys Beat Lynn All-Stars by 10-2 After a tight first-period bat- will be played at the Boys Club tie, the High Lawn Jerseys Saturday, Jan. 28, against the moved odt to overwhelm the Needham Rockets.

There will be in pi mo no game this Saturday as the Lyrm All-Stars 10-2 at the Boys rink wiU be used for other pur. Club Saturday night. poses that night. Instead the Lynn, who arrived with highly Jersey will play an away game touted Dick Pinch in its lineup, Sunday against the Hartford put up a stiff battle and took (Conn.) Leafs at 7 p.m. The the early lead when Pinch Leafs home rink is in Windsor scored the games first goal Locks, on Route 5 a few miles midway in the first period.

The south of Springfield. Jerseys retaliated as Bill Me- Cormick and Terry OBrien The summary: worked the puck around to jerseys Tommy Walker at the left point oero g. position. Walker lost no time in slapping it home. i c.Moffatt,' e.

The' Jerseys went ahead at D.Moott,w'r.w. LYNN S. Carroll r.d. Glavin l.dl Kelly e. Brownlee l.w.

Roney GrMfrfrtM 2. Senate Leader Legislature here chose Lester add ox as Governor been getting a large share of their information about national events from posters. a-Communlst China b-South Africa c-Mexlco 5 Roman Catholic churchmen held a historic with representatives of the to discuss ways to bring the two religious groups closer together. a-Lutheran Church b-Coptic Church c-Anglican Church this company's business concerns space Britain belongs to this trade group 6ama Senate Leader 16:50 Of the first period when SPARES High Walker, Robm- son, McCuiker, Ryan, Sevigny, Mc-OBnen scored after being set Cormick, Ellingwood, O'Bnan. Lynn All-McCormick and Jim MtckeV Sheehan, Serino, Schln-' dler, Anderson, Crowell, Pinch.

FIRST PERIOD I. (1) Pinch (Glavin) -t (J) Walker (McCormick, O'Brien) 10:14 S. (J) O'Brien (McCormick, -Elhngwood) 14:54 SECOND PERIOD 4. (J) Walker (Sevigny, Schoop) 5. (J) MeCusker (Ryan) 4.

(J) Elhngwood (McCormick, O'Brien) 7. (J) Goulet (D. ft C. Moffett) THIRD PERIOD 4. (J) C.

Moffatt (Goulet, Brennan) 0:48 9. (J) Sevigny (Ryan) M. (L) Roney (Pwich) 4(44 11. (J) C. Moffatt (Goulet, D.

Moffatt) 1404 12. (J) Sevigny (McCusker) 18:54 Penalties: Jerseys (4), Lynn (3) Saves: Gero (J) 21, Carroll (L) 3t Officials: Colo and Whitton. Time: up by Ellingwood. The Jerseys left the ice after the first period with a 2-1 lead, both goals engineered by the newly formed third line OBrien, McCormick and Ellingwood. The presence of a strong thi'd line 'gave" the Jerseys a wide edge as the game progressed and, after the midway point of the second period, Lynn was no longer in the game.

Jerseys forwards went onto the ice Weil rested for each turn and their aggressive forechecking kept Lynn bottled well in its PART 11 WpRDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning. 7.m almost all our trade with this area has halted 8..... more federal research urged to control this defensive zone for the greater part of the second half, while the Jer- Kunzimann, s. seys mounted the score to the Sanson, r.d, mkm final count. The ''frustrated Lynn team fi nally resorted to rough tactics Lord, Denzel, sii.y, in the final period and the Jer- Keiiar, winston, Lewis, Woodworth, SPV dished it out in return -The ScKwob, Nathan.

Darrow: Burroughs, seys aisnea ll out return, ine Crag, powley, Freedley, Gilbert, Graup- result was nine penalties in the ner. Miner, Renwick. EFTA High school Grads! 1 Class of '67 or Class of 37 Male or female this is for you! Earn Llore Honey Computer programmers get starting salaries of $7,500. 55,000 new jobs for computer programmers will open up during 1957. Start work in this exciting new field with a substantial salary increase.

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Hockey Scores Cornell 6, Brown 1 Connecticut 8, MIT 3 Boston College 6, Colby 1 New Hampshire 3, Vermont 2 Northeastern 5, Harvard 4 Princeton 8, Dartmouth 2 RPI 7, Middlebury 4 -Zlp-1 this Btate has a woman Governor Speaker of the House PART III NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you match with the clues. 1 Gerald Ford a-Director, Central FAMILY DISCUSSION QUESTION YOUR opinion of' the 'state of the is Programming Systems Institute of Western New England. DEPT. I I TELEPHONE: 734-5655 1682 RtVERDALE ROAD, RT. 5 WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

01089 What Union? In-teUigence Agency b-lawmaker from New York was in headlines c-House Republican Leader d-a Representative from e-Chalrman, Senate Foreign Relatione Committee VEC, Madison, Wltccmln Ploast send mp complete Information about PM. confused and actually did let the player return too soon, but it did not seem worth the time consumed in discussion with the Jerseys leading 9-2 and 20 sec- onds remaining In the game. The Jerseys next home game 2 Richard Helms 3.... Powell 4 J. W.

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