Charow's Walkoff HR Sends Pittsfield LL Past Dalton-Hinsdale

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ADAMS, Mass. – Bradley Charow hit a two-run home run to center field in the bottom of the sixth Sunday to give the Pittsfield Little League 12-year-old All-Stars a 7-5 win over Dalton-Hinsdale in the Don Gleason District 1 Tournament.
 
Pittsfield finishes pool play in the four-team tournament with a record of 3-0 and now gets ready for a date with tournament host Adams-Cheshire on Thursday evening in the championship game.
 
Pittsfield came back from a 4-1 deficit midway through the third inning.
 
It pulled ahead, 5-4, with a three-run fifth in which Ryder Froio hit an RBI single and Andrew Scalise hit a two-run homer.
 
But Dalton-Hinsdale rallied to tie the game in the top of the sixth.
 
Ryder Williams and Cade Baillargeon drew walks ahead of a two-out RBI single by Sebastian Ricchi.
 
In the bottom of the inning, Matt Klinger drew a leadoff walk but was erased when Adam Tanner grounded into a fielder’s choice. With one out, Charow connected with an 0-1 pitch for the walkoff home run.
 
Froio went 2-for-2 in a seven-hit attack for Pittsfield.
 
Mateo Herrera, Froio and Shayne Clairmont split time on the mound, striking out 10 in the win.
 
Ricchi went 3-for-3 for Dalton-Hinsdale, which got a triple and three RBIs from Williams.
 
Williams and Baillargeon handled the pitching duties for D-H, combining to strike out six.
 
Final pool play standings: 1. Pittsfield (2-0); 2 Adams-Cheshire (2-1); 3. Great Barrington (1-2); 4. Dalton-Hinsdale (0-3).
 
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North Adams Man Pleade Not Guilty to Father's Murder

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — David Louis Boucher, who is accused of killing his father, pleaded not guilty Monday in Berkshire Superior Court.

Boucher, 48, was indicted on one count of murder and two counts of larceny.

In May 2026, Boucher allegedly stabbed his father, 67-year-old David Allen Boucher, and left him for dead in his home at 256 Walnut St. The younger Boucher lived downstairs and his father upstairs in the multi-family home.

Boucher admitted to killing his father a week later, shortly before police located the body.

At the time of the arrest, a clear motive was not established, though the Berkshire District Attorney's office suggested it may have involved a gambling debt. Authorities noted there may have also been a mental health component.

Boucher is set to appear in court again in April.

Boucher is currently being held without bail at the Berkshire County House of Correction.

 

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