Rookies Prevail As Concord Eyes Opener April 14
Concord High School baseball coach Walter R Carew gears up for the 1960 season with a rookie laden varsity. The opener is set at Wayland on April 14, followed by a home game against Lexington on April 20 at 10 30 a.m.
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Concord
Walter’ R
Carew
Concord High School
Wayland
Nate Palmer
Cam Gain
Nas Tom
Berlieda Mattison
Jeff Rantila
Bly Douglas
Bob Windheim
Ben Bramhall
Bill Walsh
Pete Funkhouser
Tony Taylor
Bobby Baker
Pamer
Joe Manehu
Bob McAllister
Eddie Whitman
Creighton
Dave Bollinger
Dana Booth
John Winton
Pnethe Geme
Lexington
Wayland Opens Season With Hs Opener At Lowell
Wayland high starts non league play at Lowell before Middlesex League tilt with Lexington after the holiday. Coach Buzz Bowers, former alum, seeks revenge for last December basketball upset over Concord. Veteran arms include Bob Page and Dick Morris, with Ed Marsh as Page’s captain.
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Concord
Concord High
Wayland
Lowell
Lexington
Middlesex
Buzz Bowers
Philliea
Gokcord
Bob Page
Morris
Ed Marsh
Page
Pin Patter Concord Leads in Last Week
Pin Patter notes Concord leading averages with Henry Hammond at 107.30 and Walt Carlson 118. Acton Way, Charlie Colombo and George Speamee also cited. Ramblers aim to hold second place as Holy Name Hoolers end seventh season. Notre Dame looks set to win both halves if Boston College and Villanova cannot stop them. Annual banquet scheduled for April 29 with Witham’s astis tic routine and Ladies Club events referenced.
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Concord
Mill
Dam
Henry Hammon
Walt Carlson
Acton Way
Henry
Hanson
Charlie Colombo
Maynardite
George Speamee
Ramblers
Holy Name Howlers
Boston College
Villlanova
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Witham
Hbin
Ass Segond
Patriots Day Invitational Opens Season at Concord
Coach Skip OConnor leads 1959 Patriots tracksters in first action at the Patriots Day Invitational on April 18 with about seven schools entered including Oliver Ames led by Coach Val Muscato. Concord High has won 36 series titles including the last nine straight.
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Concord
O'Connor
New Haven
Conn
Val Muscato
S. Oliver
Ames
Concord High
Grubers Firm Takes Intra Town Lead With 4 0 Victory
Grubers. firm: ee Maynard Grubers secured first place by shutting out Tarnus 4 0 last week and rolling 1817 en route. Bert led scorers with 327 on one single of 122. Laundry beat Murphys Ibaelo 3 1. Stretohs claimed second with a 3 0 win over Tuttos as Syrjanen hit 335 on singles.
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Maynard — Grubers
Tarnus
Bert
Pete Watts
Mike Syrjanen
Taverneers
P. Pozerycki
A. Kahlainen
J. Bakun
S. Aho
W. Butcher
W. Lester
Total
Murphys
R.pirkola
E. Motiee
F. Sokolowski
A. Traksimas
R. Holly
Wi Puro
T. Colomise
P* Watts
J. Pava
Siretehs
J. Colombe
CC Nevala
Kane
Tomyh
A. Lipika
My Syrjanen
W. Chernak
Tattos
R. Hall
P Bénardson
Cy. Jistason
J. Lombard
J. McDonald
G. Dee
J. D'Etrico
Acton Acton Roxborough Regional Baseball Schedule 1969
Henry J Wall announces the 1969 Acton Roxborough Regional High School baseball schedule with games listed from April 15 to June 1 55 playoffs. Opponents include Ayer Wayland Groton Littleton Westford Lincoln Sudbury Lancaster and more with multiple home and away dates and a playoff period.
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Acton
Acton Roxborough
Henry J. Wall
Ayer
Wayland
Groton
Little Tom
Westford
Kaway
Lincoln-Sudbury
Lancaster
Agway
Sae
Littleton
Lincoln- Sudbury
Lambaster
Lunenburg
Tome
Fragmented Twain quote on loveliest fee and light
The readable fragment hints at Mark Twain describing a scene or feeling as the loveliest something. It mentions illumination and a sense of beauty, but the source text is incomplete leaving the exact subject unclear.
Concord Tudys win Mill Dam League title with 4-0 shutout
Lincoln falters as Concord Tudys claim the Mill Dam League crown with a 4-0 victory. High scorer Tom Gormley led the losers with 389. Tudys totals 1615 across players, while Ramblers total 1636 and All Stars 1363 in a night of big scores.
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Concord
Tudys
Lincoln
Tom Gormley
T.fitzpatrick
C. Rossinson
P. Moreau
G.spence
R. Anderson
All Stars
F. Carr
A. Baptiste
D. Castor
P. Horne
T. Burke
D. Steffanedli
C. Bregoli
G. Toffer
F. Giusti
Lt. Robinson
E) Burns
C. Redford
P.ferrante
R. Janse
T. Pagano
D. Bregoli
C. Colombo
J. Fava
E. Tetreault
Kelleys
B. Nickerson
M. Ziman
A. Ayer
D. Drugge
J. Kelley
Millstream Takes Lead in Maynard Women's Bowling League
Maynard Women’s Bowling League action last week saw Millstream move to first place after an 8-0 blanking of Bearls. Gert Dee rolled a 301, Rob bie Starling 286, while Gale and Ailis teams posted strong totals including 1264 and 1246 to push Obergs and Millstream in the standings.
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Maynard
Millstream
Bearls
Robbie Starling
Gert Dee
Obergs
Pansy
Gale
Ailis
N. Poulson
R. Foley
Bartolomea
B. Statkus
J. Parke
A Crossley
R. Lester
al O'Toole
R. Pittsley
F. Lindquist
E. Beatty
M. Willett
J. Buscemi
G. Dee
Pauls
J. Morgan
D. Leach
J. Lie Sage
Bi Rivetts
M. L. Baydrean
Strikes and Spares Maynard Bowling Awards Banquet Plans
Local bowling league notes point to upcoming awards at the annual banquet in May. Leaders include Jo Stephens and Gert Dee with high marks, while Mike Syrjanen and John Tobin posted strong averages and a 375 single. Teams in Bedford and Acton race tight. Holy Week idle indicates finish approaches.
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Maynard
Raytheon
Levigue
Bobbie
Statkus
Jo Stephens
Sewond
Rose
Pittsley
Gert Dee
St Intre
Grubers
Mike'Syrjanen
John ‘Tobin
Otte Lampinen
Foner
Adam
Acton
Bedford
Iand Dewey
Stud ent Council Variety Show at Regional Little Theatre
The Annual Student Council Variety Show is set for Friday and Saturday, April 10 and 11, at 8:00 PM in the Regional Little Theatre. Proceeds fund the new scholarship. participants include Carol Clippinger and the directing trio Phelps Sullivan Mitchell.
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Sudbury
Student Council
Phelps
Sullivan
Mitchell
Student Councils
Carol Clippinger
Geologist Dr. Wolfe Addresses Boston University Class
Geology department chairman Dr C W Wolfe spoke to Earth Science and Basic Science students last Friday. He specializes in optical crystallography and explained tornadoes and hurricanes as a bridge to meteorology studies. The Science Department hopes for a return visit covering more course subjects.
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C.W. Wolfe
Boston University
Wolfe
National Merit Scholarship Qualification Test Plans
Juniors registered on Monday for the National Merit Scholarship Qualification Test to be given at Regional on Tuesday April 28. The National Merit Scholarships Corporation runs the nation’s largest independently supported college scholarship program for high school students. In the 1959-60 year the Corporation will provide more than 5 million dollars in four year scholarships. The amount is based on financial need and renewable annually without new exams. While mainly to select Merit Scholars, test results reveal students educational strengths and weaknesses aiding senior year decisions.
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Natignrals Merit Scholarships Corporation
The
Corporation
Essay Contest Promotes Canada US Ties in Boston
The Boston Herald announces an essay contest for 9th and 11th grade English students on the benefits of good Canadian American relations. Prizes reach up to 400 dollars, with first prize in the 10 to 12 grade group. Winners will be proclaimed during Canada Week in Boston beginning April 20.
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Boston’ Herald
The
Herald
Will
Boston
Lions Club Highway Safety Essay Contest Opens
The Lions Club of Massachusetts sponsors a statewide highway safety essay contest for students enrolled in Driver Training programs in public or private schools in the Commonwealth.
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The
Lions
Club
Massachusetts
Ini
Commonwealth
Maynard-John Tops Triples In Rare Bowling Names
A muddled OCR sports note reports Maynard-John achieving a new triple and whitewashing Cullinanes while Elmwood and DiPietros teams posted wins. Individual scores and totals for several players and teams are listed, including names such as Forbes, Duggan, Seura, Nyholm, Primiano, Graceffa, and DiPietro, with team tallies around 1700 points.
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Maynard — John
Tobits
Cullinanes
Ifita
Toven
Atf' Tuito’é.emporium
King
DiPietros
Elmwood
Dodds
H. Novick
R. DiPietra
Diecewieg
W. Hinds
S. Wan Hatalo
We Progem
Cullinane
Vi « Bardy
E. Peterson
Total
Dodkdss
DiPietro
T. Keolenda
I Watts
W. Dodd
Coalomibo
KF. Ward
Stephens
Contest theme on driver privilege and highway responsibility at Regis High
Students at Regis High will enter an essay contest on driver responsibility titled My Driver Privilege My Highway Responsibility. The competition offers three prizes a $100 savings bond a $50 savings bond and a $25 savings bond. Awards are to be announced at the Massachusetts Lions Club convention in Swampscott on May 24 1966.
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Régis High
Massachusetts
Lions. Club
Swampscott
Louise-Rogers
Easter Themed Tom Tom Issue With Student Exchange Items
The March Tom Tom issue centers on Easter themes including The Revelation by Peter Bonghtomr and art by Susan Stone. It features stories like As Child's Mission about a thirteen year old girl and a Martians invasion mockup Blues.
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Priday
Susan
Stone
Peter
Peteris
Joan Fioreiro
Lousit
Local tennis club scores and player totals listed in ledger
A readable fragment shows multiple club names such as Cushmens, Palmers, Lions, Hardings, Mahones and Gentry with player scores in the 200s to 300s. Totals accompany each group, including Cushmens 1510 and Lions 1447, followed by partial team names and incidental notes like General Radio and Products.
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Laibher
Hoje
A. Bartolomeo
Hayes
E Greinmelli
Cushmens
Bs. Nickerson
Murphy
P. Peterson
A. Péteresen
A. Carlson
Palmers
D. Mulcahy
Bs. Kilkenny
D. Robbinson
Cc. Colombo
I. McDonald
Lions
E Broughton
R. Beatty
D. Wade
Hardings
A. Béaudoin
Murder Eevestone Concord bowling banquet awards
The Mill Dam League will hold a season end banquet at the Rod and Gun Clubhouse on April 13 at 7 o clock. Wallace Peterson will receive awards for high triple 387 and high single 184 as the season concludes. Henry Harmon leads the averages at 107 300.
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Concord
Rod & Gun
Wallace Peterson
Henry Harmon
Averengies
Intra-Murals Volleyball Highlights and Scorers
In a series of intramural matches teams A B and C clashed with Team B defeating Team A 427 to 19 in a high score rout while Team C edged Team B 44 to 29. Carmine Sarno led losers with 17 points. Team A's top scorers included Ken Grimme and Lillian Troupe with seven and seven. Third game saw Team A narrowly beat Team C 28 to 27 with Richard Cane and Louise Tumelaite scoring six each.
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Acton
Jjimior
Aloo
Kelly
Richards Lane
Eagh
Carmine Sarno
Ian
Milter
Kenneth’ Grimme
Richard~Cane
Louise” Tumelaite
Kenneth Gumme
Lillian
Lillian Troupe
Leer Walker
Grage Jones
Lorman Towne
Margaret Moland
Teresa Ia
David’ Purt
Chester
Wright
Man
Marilyn: McKinstry
Maureen ‘Wall
Kathleen
Paradiay
Mike Manion
Albert Kelly
Tan Miller
Géorge Réin
Kenneth Grimme
Annette Dionne
Katherine Darling
Marilyn LeClerc
Linda MacLeod
Tumelaire
JoAnn Hartshorn
Teddy Werey
Richard Beddoe
Richard
Laney
Robert
Ashline
Donald Gates
Unclear Names From Fragmentary Listing
Fragmentary OCR item lists several personal names including Monks William Li Betsy Janie Fullenton and others such as Ell Swenson Judy Iain Blaum Carolyn Fi Dawson and Charlés Ballentine without context or actions.
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Monks
William Li
Betsy
Pa Janie
Fullenton
Ley
Ell¢ Swenson
Judy
Iain
Blaum
Carolyn Fi Dawson
Prete
Charlés Ballentine
Intratown's Logging Coming Monday
Di nanea and Kings face Kers Elmwood on Monday while Tuttos Murphys meet Stretch DiPiétros at 6545 pm. local sports bulletin lists upcoming game pairings and venues.
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Dinanea
Kings
Kers
Elmwood
Tuttos Murphys
Stretch
DiPiétros
Concord-Citizens Plan Friday Courtroom Banquet and Awards
The Concord-Citizens Committee held a Friday night meeting at the Team House to organize the annual banquet and testimonial for High School teams. President Rudolph and Main agenda official Wes distribution discussed ticket sales for the May 16 affair and recognition of Witham’s, Lynn’s, and Rachie contributions with John B. Bartolomes selected to present awards.
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Concord — Citizens Committee
Rudolph
Lynn
John B. Bartolomes
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H.S
Patriots
Laundry
Murphys Ibaelo
Stretohs
Tuttos
Merk
Twain
League
Itneoln Sa
Pear
Gormley
Goes
Gert
Rey
Newey Publication’ of Bay
State Abrasive Products Company
the Lover
averGer
Little Theatre Group
Emerson College
Martha Livengood
Ken” Reed
Sally Tarbell
Peter Richard
Sally
South
Viet Nam
Young Republic
Victors
Eevestone
Santas
Intratown
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