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The Berkshire Eagle, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 1980-25 ftrmuMmffntrtmm I Erving gets 29 points Pittsfield swimmers as 76ers defeat Knicks win, 90-79 AGAWAM Pat McGovern and Pete Mitchell led the Pitts- Rockets 118, Cavs 115 RICHFIELD. Ohio (UPI) NEW YORK (UPI) Julius Erving scored 29 points and Mautir. Chpcks-and. Darrvl Jitnfioa Mais? In Jeff Reardon i a.

.1 and grabbed 23 rebounds, including seven of Houston's nine overtime points last night, to power the Rockets to a 118-115 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. After spotting the Cavs a 17-point lead in the second period, the Rockets bounced back in the second half with Malone tying the game 109-109 with 14 seconds left, forcing overtime. A dunk by Mike Mitchell with only 20 seconds gone in overtime put the Cavs ahead 111-109, but Malone hit two baskets and Mike Dunleavy followed with a layup. Mitchell then tied it 115-115 with two field goals with 39 seconds left and Malone won it with a layup and foul shot with 28 seconds remaining. The Cavs tried to tie it on a three-point field goal by Randy Smith, but the ball bounced off the rim and Houston got possession with 19 seconds left.

The Cavs had two more shots and had the ball with six seconds remaining, but Mitchell was called for traveling and Houston took over. win over Agawam yesterday. The victory was the Generals' second against three setbacks. McGovern won the 100-yard freestyle and the 200-yard freestyle and also led off the Generals' winning freestyle relay team. Pittsfield led 80-75 entering the last event and Agawam would have won the meet with a first and third in the relay.

Mitchell captured the 200-yard individual medley and the 100-yard butterfly. The other PHS individual winners were Chip Blowe and Paul Hunter. Blowe teamed with Ann Huban for a 1-2 sweep in the 100-yard backstroke that pulled the Generals from a 62-61 deficit to a 71-68 lead. Hunter won the 100-yard breastroke. Hunter also placed second in the 50-yard freestyle, while Krista Swanson took second in the diving and Gary Brennan was runnerup in the 500-yard freestyle.

Pittsfield hosts defending state champion Longmeadow Friday at 3:30 at the Boys' Club. Reardon named to all-stars it ij i bined for 86 points and center Swen Nater grabbed 25 rebounds to lift the San Diego Clippers to a 124-116 victory last night over the Kansas City Kings. Free scored 33, Taylor 27 and Williams 26 as the Clippers snapped a four-game losing streak to the Kings and also ended Kansas City's four-game winning streak. Kansas City hit only one of its first 10 shots to fall behind 10-2 and trailed 65-51 at halftime on the strength of 15 points apiece by Free and Williams. The Clippers, winners of 12 of their last 18 games, built their lead to as many as 21 points in the third quarter behind 14 points by Free.

Nater grabbed 15 rebounds in the first half and finished with 9 points. Bingo Smith also chipped in 15 for the Clippers. Scott Wed-man and Phil Ford each scored 22 to pace the Kings, who lost at home for only the second time in their last 12 tries. Jeff Reardon, former Wahco-nah Regional High pitching star and New York Mets relief hurler In the latter part of last season, was picked to play in the All-Star Game at Puerto Rico Sunday. The right-hander is playing winter ball with the Arecibo Wolves in the Puerto Rican League.

Dawkins addetflo each last night to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 111-108 victory over the New York Knicks. Michael Ray Richardson hit' two baskets in the final minute to bring New York to within 109-108 with 32 seconds left, but Steve Mix hit two free-throws to clinch it for Philadelphia, winners of 16 of their last 20 games. The-Knicks had a chance to tie it at the buzzer but Richardson's halfcourt snot went off the rim. Richardson, with six 'points and two assists in a late third-quarter surge, helped the Knicks cut a 13-point Philadelphia lead to 86-83 at the end of the period. The Knicks opened up with hot shooting from Ray Williams and Toby Knight and grabbed a 21-12 lead with four minutes left in the first quarter.

But Bobby Jones sparked the 76ers with six points and three assists and Philadelphia led 26-25 at the end of one quarter. The 76ers expanded the lead to 59-52 at the half, with Mix scoring 10 points to pace the second-quarter scoring. Williams and Bill Cartwright led New York with 25 points each and Richardson added 19. Bulls 110, Bucks 102 CHICAGO (UPI) John Mengelt and Artis Gilmore each scored 18 points to lead the Chicago Bulls to a 110-102 victory last night over the Milwaukee Bucks, snapping the Bucks' three-game winning streak. Junior Bridgman's basket at the onset of the final quarter tied it 80-80.

But Mengelt retaliated with three straight baskets and David Greenwood added another to put Chicago in front for good, 88-80. The Bulls led at the half 62-58. Gilmore scored seven points in the second quarter and another seven in the third. Marques Johnson paced Milwaukee with 21 points. The victory was the Bulls' first against Milwaukee in four games this season.

Clippers 124, Kings 116 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Guards Lloyd Free, Brian Taylor and Freeman Williams com- Reardon was selected for the Sunday contest by Frank Robinson, who managed the all-star squad. He was one of eight moundsmen picked. Six were starters and two were relievers. He and Tim Stoddard, who appeared in the World series with the Baltimore Orioles, were the Islanders as Resch win 3-0 stons 32 CYC girls beat Lenox 36-12 The Catholic Youth Center girls' all-star basketball team beat Lenox 36-12 yesterday for the fourth wio in five starts for the local squad.

Nancy Baran led the winning attack with 17 points. Vicki Carty was next with eight. Karen Sullivan was the high scorer for Lenox with six points. The score: Flames 2, Jets 0 ATLANTA (UPI) Goalie Pat Riggin turned aside 27 shots for his first NHL shutout and Ken Houston and Bill Gement had a goal each to lead the Atlanta Flames to a 2-0 victory over the Winnipeg Jets last night. Riggin, recalled Monday from Birmingham of the Central Hockey League, also earned his first career victory in his seventh game.

Riggin opened the season with the Flames, but was sent down after his sixth Susan Plageman RECORD SETTER is the Ray's Auto Body team of the Candle Lanes Classic League which bowled a Berkshire County team total record of 1,900, topping a nine-year-old previous mark by 24 pins. The team members and their scores in the record-breaking performance are, left to right: kneeling; Neil Nickerson (307) and Pete O'Ligny (357); standing: Bill Delphia (381), Larry Mullett (381) and Bill Mal-lory (474). Mallory broke the county record of 462, which had stood for 17 years. Jack Lambert selected best defensively in AFC CYC relief men. Reardon has had an outstanding winter season.

He is leading the circuit with 43 strikeouts, which he fired in 44 innings. His strikeout lead also is over starting pitchers, some of whom have worked 20 to 30 innings more than the former Dalton athlete. Reardon has allowed 36 hits and 15 walks, three intentional. His has a record of four wins and four losses and has five saves. He boasts a 3.20 earned run average.

The season In Puerto Rico will end Sunday. Reardon will be home for three weeks before reporting to the Mets spring training camp at St. Petersburg, Feb. 20. 41 Maconga Goldsmith Milne Carey Abbott Carty Hassett Boynton Boudreaa Cyr Gleam Grady Lea Dtmalna Delphia Baran Total I I Cboguetle Archey Sullivan Hart Ptckard Total 1 17 4 Officials D.

Belatr and T. Slmonelll. UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) -Glenn Resch stopped 32 shots and posted his first shutout of the season last night to send the New York Islanders to a 3-0 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. The Islanders took command early, scoring twice in the first period.

Mike Bossy scored his 24th goal just 1:24 into the game when he took the rebound of a shot by Clark Gillies and put it past goalie Glen Hanlon. Less than four minutes later at 5:10, Bryan Trottier slipped a 15-foot backhander past Hanlon, who previously made big saves on shots by Bossy and Trottier. Gillies and Bossy assisted on the goal. In the second period, rookie Duane Sutter trickled a shot between Hanlon's legs at 11:08 with Lome Henning and Dave Langevin assisting. Caps 5, Moscow 5 LANDOVER, Md.

(UPI) -Vladimir Semenov deflected a 50-foot shot past Washington goalie Gary Inness last night when the Capitals and the Moscow Dynamo played to a 5-5 tie. Bob Sirois' second goal of the game at 10:39 of the third period gave Washington a 5-4 lead. Four minutes later, Vasily Tau-sov blasted a 50-footer that Semenov deflected past Inness. The game ended the Dynamo's four-game series with NHL clubs at 2-1-1. FINAL I LJ DATS Boys" Club basketball BE Blues (, Kings ST.

LOUIS (UPI) Mike Zuke scored one goal and assisted on two others and Tony Currie scored twice Tuesday night to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 6-3 victory over Los Angeles that snapped the Kings' six-game unbeaten streak. Zuke assisted on power-play goals by Currie and Brian Sutter to give the Blues a 2-1 lead after two periods and help St. Louis to its fourth win in its last six games. Zuke scored on another power play 13:13 into the final period to ignite a four-goal period by the Blues.

Junior SHOW Tl Elks Club Jayeeea IFF 0 1 Beadell CarmeJ jaA Drajer Gin Griffin Koilowsfcl Lynn Martin Meaney Newton Roccanruna Sibble Zerbatto Gray ToUl 1 Huska 1 Ladiey I Leslie I Moody 1 Nafactunktt 1 Perkins 1 Schilling 1 Pearce 1 TagJIsferro 1 1 17 Total II sm votes from UPI's panel of 56 pro football writers, four from each AFC city. Safety Mike Reinfeldt of Houston, the NFL's leading interceptor, finished second with 11 votes, one more than Denver linebacker Randy Gradishar. "I guess I was pretty lucky to be drafted by Pittsburgh," said Lambert, recalling that he was the Steelers' second round draft choice in 1974. "We won two Super Bowls my first two years here and it got to the point where I was saying 'Geez, this team is supposed to win the Super Bowl all the time. When we didn't win it the next two years, let me tell you, it was tough." It certainly is no coincidence that the Steelers, who defeated Houston 27-13 in last Sunday's AFC championship, will be shooting for an unprecedented fourth NFL championship in the six years Lambert has been with the team.

Leading tackier The 27-year-old Lambert, 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds, has been the leading tackier for the Steelers in each of his six seasons, recording 119 tackles with 46 assists in 1979. The menacing middle linebacker also intercepted six passes a league high for linebackers and a personal high for Lambert. "That's great," said Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll, after NEW YORK (UPI) Jack Lambert, that wild and crazy linebacker of the Super Bowl-bound Pittsburgh Stealers who led the team in tackles for the sixth consecutive season, was named yesterday as UPI's AFC Defensive Player of the Year. Lambert, known for defensive leadership as well as his bone-crunching tackles, received 18 DiNicola wins top pin prize in tourney Merc DiNicola of Moldmaster Engineers was the winner of the top prize in the annual Berkshire County Candlepin Pro League handicap tournament last week. He had a 418 three-string total, rolling a 409 scratch score coupled with his nine-pin handicap, Phil Heidel of Coach Lite Restaurant was second with a 415 total on a 388 scratch score and a 27-pin handicap.

Heidel had the best scratch single of the tourney with a 165. Bobby Ireland of Imperial was third with a 412 scratch score followed by Sil Mastrodicasa with 386-25-411 and Al Litano with 350-5-400. The high single prize was won by George Wojtkowski of Dairy Center with a 140 and Pete Stra-cuzzi was second with 133. learning of Lambert's award. "Jack is kind of the heart of our defense.

He calls all our signals on the field. He's a controlled leader and he has played excellent football this year. He deserves the award." The fact that Lambert, named to the All-Pro team along with nine of his teammates, played the second half of the season with a partially separated shoulder is a credit to his "all out at any costs" attitude. Although the Steelers suffered injuries to linebackers Loren Toews and Jack Ham and safety Mike Wagner during the year, Lambert was the key ingredient In keeping the Pittsburgh defense solid. The Steelers finished first in total defense allowing Just 266.9 yards per game fourth against the rush and fourth against the pass.

After being brought up on winning Super Bowls, Lambert feels his team should never lose even during the regular season. Asked if he felt the regular season was a success, Lambert shot back, "We should have beaten Houston on Monday night (referring to a controversial 20-17 loss in the regular season finale). We went down there with a chance to sew up the title and -get the home field for both playoff games (San Diego's loss to Houston gave Pittsburgh the home-field against the Oilers)." Officials M. Sweener and F. Patrick.

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Let's hope that Jack Quinn and Mike Phillips, the city's two pro football prospects, fare better than Paul Metallo did. It is reported that the one-time stars at St. Joseph's High and Taconic High are headed for selection in the eighth round of the football draft. Former Adams High athlete Dale Long is featured in Joe Reichler's new, revised edition of "Baseball's Great Moments." Long, now 54, was honored for his feat of hitting eight home runs in eight games for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1956. The record until Long's skein was six held jointly by five players.

Dale was stopped in the ninth game by Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodgers. His victims in the streak were Jim Davis, -Ray Crone, Warren Spahn, Herman Wehmeier, Lindy McDaniel, Curt Simmons, Ben Flowers, and Carl Erskine. Eddie Enos, the former Pittsfield High line coach who has gone on to great success in physical education in Canada, visited here several days between Christmas and New Year's Day. Enos was line coach at PHS under Nick Morris in 1958 and 1959. He went on to become an assistant at Norwich University before joining the Montreal Alouettes.

He went from the Alouettes to Loyola University. He now serves as a consultant to several international bodies. Enos, now a doctor, played at the University of Connecticut and for the New York Giants and in Canada. He came from the same neighborhood as Gov. Ed King East Boston.

He says that King was toughest of five former B.C. players who turned pro in the early 1950s. Ed-' die's sons, 18 and 16, played high school football last fall outside of Montreal. Bill Heaphy, the former St. Joseph's High star, who is a starting guard at AIC, is a nephew of North Street merchant Johnny Conry, who captained Pittsfield High in 1930.

His mother is the former Mary Conry. Another uncle is Tom Conry, who played basketball for the Boys' Club in the middle 1920s. Tom is the father-in-law of Tommy Grieve. Dick Connor, the self-styled athlete who for I years was sales manager of Seyffer Ford Com EXPIRES SATURDAY! Total It 1 Officials J. Caden and S.

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