Bowling Awards Are Presented At Mill Dam Banquet
At the Mill Dam banquet guests included Bernie Mc Bin Concord football coach Barry Higgins Salvatore Graceffa Lemuel Graceffa both of Tutto's Alleys and Rucy Currier of the Enterprise. Head table featured President Smith Treasurer Daleo Bregoli and Secretary Henry Hansen. Officers elected were President John Dickey Secretary Harmon and Treasurer Brevoli. Two members Alca Beaudoin and Basil Nickerson had perfect 27 week attendances. Awards: high average Captain Hap Hansen 97.4 second Jay Dee 96.4 third Eddie Tetreault 94.9. high single Roy Anderson 149. high triple Dee 362. most improved Robert O'Neil. Team trophy to winning club. individual honors to Bregoli Dee Dalgo Bre gol Fred Giusti Joe Girardi Dickey Matti Syrjanen. High triples honored include Giusti 322 Angelo Bartolomeo 328 Louis Vanti 317 Tetreaul 319 Red Moreau 307 Tom Hopking 318 Anderson 334 John Finnean 338 Beau doin 310.
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Bernie McBin
Concord
Barry Higgins
Salvatore Graceffa
Lemuel Graceffa
Tutto
Maynard
Rucy Currier
The
Enterprise
Smith
Daleo Bregoli
Henry Hansen
Bregoli
Harmon
Jack Halliday
John Dickey
Brevoli
Alca Beaudoin
Basil Nickerson
Hap” Hansen
Ramblers
Jay Dee
Jokers
Eddie Tetreault
Anchors
Roy Anderson
Hustlers
Dee
Robert O'Neil
Rolfer
Come Bregoli
Dalgo Bregol
Fred Giusti
Joe Girardi
Dickey
Matti Syrjanen
Giusti
Angelo Bartolomeo
Louis Vanti
Andy Boy
Tetreaul
Ares
Tom Fitzpatrick
Red” Moreau
Tody’s
Tom Hopking
Priests
Anderson
John Finnean
K. of C, Srs
Art
Carlson
Lincoln
Beaudoin
K. of C, Jr
Concord-Winner in Weekly 300 Club List
The 300 Club winner named Hank Brady of Bedford League tops a list of members from Bedford Acton Maynard and W Concord. Scores shown include Brady 349 DeVries 333 Smith 325 Genetti 324 and many others with totals ranging from 321 to 202.
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Concord
Enin Hank Brady
Bedford
R. O'Neil
W. Concord
D. Little
Boucheau
Maynard
Bartolomeo
W. C Cord
Champney
Watkins
Acton
C. Genetti
J. Colombo
River
Moore
M. Geneti
M. Foley
van Laethem
D. Brecoli
Mill
Reissle
T. Fitz W. Concord
H. Saver
Lane
Holy Name
Vetreault
Mil
Y Hawkins
Mill der
C.’Palmer
C Piecewiez
Carlson
Radio Still Tops League in West Concord Bowling
West Concord sees General Radio leading the league with three games remaining in the first section of competition. Whe standings show Radio atop, with teams chasing the title as bowling counts continue tonight.
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W. Concord
West Concord
Middlesex Victor Over Graduates in Five Innings
Middlesex School defeats graduates 10 to 4 in a five inning opener at home. Coach Larry Sanford used 20 players in the exhibition game Saturday afternoon.
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Concord
Middlesex School Nine
Larry Sanford
Baseball Stars Rise From Early Roles and 1954 Hype
The text recalls Musial and Ruth starting as pitchers and outfielders, then shoulder injuries ending mound work while achieving batting crowns. It notes Bobby Shantz 24 and 7 for the A’s in 1952, rising after minimal minor league time, and a 12 10 record in 1953. It mentions Milwaukee Bradenton ads greeting 1954 champions and Gerry Coleman replacing Martin at second base for Army bound Billy Martin.
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Tan
Man
Jolly Chole
Charlie Grimm
Aay
Milwaukee
Bradentown
Florida
Yankees
Gerry Coleman
Billy Martin
Martin
Gerry
Marten
Beriaa
Taylor Bears Local Hope in AAU Ring Bout
Boxing note on Billy Taylor 147 of Springfield College as New England’s top AAU title hopeful for 1954. Taylor, 20, undefeated in New England, has won the New England Golden Gloves and AAU titles, with April Nationals at Boston Garden.
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Taylor
Billy Taylor
Springfield College
New England
Boston Garden
Hartford
Billy
Madison Square Garden
New York
Louis Sullivan
Boston
Tommy Rawson
Jimmy McCarron
How to Hide Scratches on Mahogany Furniture
Light scratches on mahogany furniture can be less noticeable by painting with io dine or mercurochrome to match color better.
Local ponds stocked as trout season opens Saturday
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club previews opening day with a fishermans breakfast while many local streams and ponds receive trout stocking. Acton Nashoba Brook Inch Brook Walden Pond Jennie Duggan Brook White Pond Concord Assabet River Northboro Stew Brook Stow lead the list of stocked waters.
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Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Nashoba
Inch Brook
Walden Pond
Jennie Duggan
White Pond
Concord
Assabet River
Northboro
Stow
Kelley Eyes Holiday Run in 59th Boston Marathon
West Acton runner Jonny Kelley, 46, targets his 24th Boston Marathon finish on Patriots Day. Dean Clarence DeMar, 66, starts in Hopkinton as Kelley chases another top American finish after two wins and seven runner-ups in this classic.
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B. A
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
B. U
Carlisle wins Community Basketball League title in close final
The Concord A.C., once the Carlisle Indians, defeated Littleton 79 to 75 to capture the Community Basketball League championship. Earlier Concord beat the Falcons, with Littleton advancing after Maynard C.Y.O. forfeited its semifinal.
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Carlisle
Concord A.C
Carlisle Indians
Littleton
Concord
Concord Falcons
Littletin
Maynard C.Y.O
Concord A. C
Karl Spooner
T.I.C
Acton
Two Ties From Pin Matches in Lexington
In Lexington last week the Gimmicks and the Howlers both tied 2-2 with Sizzlers and Steaks respectively in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club. Edie McGrath led Sizzlers with 275 while others posted strong scores. Gimmicks and Howlers totaled 1248 and 1256 respectively.
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Concord
Sizzlers
Lexington
Edie McGrath
Folly Beaudoin
Mim Clark
Peggy McCarthy
Becky Faunce
Gett Dee
Mary Connell
Dot Martin
Ida Dickey
Margaret Burke
Local Coaches Attend Tufts Grid Spring Meeting
Maynard and other area schoolboy football coaches joined Massachusetts High School Football Coaches Association members at Tufts College last Saturday. Notables included Will De Rosa Fran Collins Maynard Bernie Megin Walter Carew Stan Sikorsky Lou Colombo Ero Helin Roy Norden Val Muscato Stan Bondelvitch and others from Lexington Hudson Marlboro North Easton Swampscott. Also notes the Shinkololowe uranium ore mine in Belgian Congo once hidden on maps during WWII.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Tufts College
Will DeRosa
Fran Collins
Bernie Megin
Walter Carew
Concord
Stan Sikorsky
Lou Colombo
Hudson
Ero
Helin
Lexington
Roy Norden
Marlboro
Val Muscato
North Easton
Stan Bondelvitch
Swampscot
Memorial Trophies To Be Awarded At Concord Meet
Four memorial trophies will be awarded at the April 19 Emerson Playground meet. Sanborn 100 yard dash Sheehan one mile Hanley 880 Gray outstanding performer. Ninth year. 32 trophies total in eight years. Concord has won 11. Hanley last won by Van Muscato in 1947 and 1946.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Merton Sanborn
Joseph Sheehan
Thomas Hanley
W. Steward Gray
Concord High
Hanley
van Muscato
Sanborn
Gray
Dean Soule
Donnie Cullinane
Ronald Lanelois
Wellesley
Sheehan
Alden Carpenter
Lexington
Musrato
Lyle Carlson
Carlson
Dick Ryan
Bob Hammond
Jack Wallace
LIFE to back U S Olympic effort for National Olympic Day
Andrew Heiskell LIFE Publisher announced the magazine will support the U S Olympic Committee to raise public interest in amateur athletics and the Pan American and Olympic Games. National Olympic Day aims to boost involvement in schools colleges business and Armed Services. first focus is backing U S participation in the 1955 Pan American Games in Mexico City and the 1956 Winter and Italian Games.
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New York
Fisenhower
Andrew Heiskell
Life Magazine
LIFE
America
Heiskell
U.S
Mexico City
Melbourne
Australia
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Italy
Carlisle Field Trials Open With 32nd Annual Event
The New England Letters Club holds its 32nd spring trials at William Foss farm Bedford road Carlisle over three days starting Saturday. Drawings Friday night, banquet Saturday at Colonial Inn Concord, with headquarters in Concord. Dr. James S. Goodwin of Acton to receive a plaque.
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Carlisle
New England Letters Club
William Foss
Bedford Road
Colonial Inn
Concord
James S. Goodwin
Acton
Local Ponds and Streams Stocked for Opening Season
Local ponds and streams across the county have been stocked with Rainbow trout in preparation for the season. The list includes Acton Nashoba brook Se Kiln book Vine brook Carlisle Hales brook Concord Jennie Duggan brook Mill brook Walden pond White Pond Lexington Maple brook Vine brook Littleton Beaver brook Marlboro Assabet river Stow Assabet river Assabet brook Sudbury Landham brook.
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Maynard
iMany
Ike” Waltons
Acton
Nashoba Brook
Se Kiln Book
Vine Brook
Carlisle
Hales Brook
Concord
Jennie Duggan
Mill Brook
Walden Pond
White Pond
Lexington
Maple Brook
Littleton
Beaver Brook
Marlboro
Assabet River
Assabet Brook
Sudbury
Landham Brook
West Concord standings show Palmers 4-1 last Thursday
General Radio tops West Concord standings as Palmers 4-1 after Maynard evening. Other results include Rod and Gy 4-1 over Postoffice, Commonwealth Avenue 4-1 over Fruig, and Palma’s 4-1 versus I. Palma.
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West Concord—General Radio Co
Acton and Oliver Ames Entered in Patriots Day Track Meet
Concord hosts seven high schools for the annual Patriots Day track meet next Monday. Acton High and Oliver Ames of North Easton enter for the first time. others include Natick, Wellesley, Lexington, Mansfield, and Foxboro. Oliver Ames is coached by Will Vellente with Val Muscato assisting.
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Concord
Acton High
Oliver Ames
North Easton
Natick
Wellesley
Lexington
Mansfield
Foxboro
Will Vellente
St. Mary’s
Waltham
Val Muscato
MHS Athletic Schedule 1954 Season Highlights
The May 1954 schedule lists jayvee baseball track girls softball golf and varsity baseball games with dates opponents and venues. It notes open dates pending matches with Clark University and Worcester Tech and references a new agricultural chemical for weed control developed by researchers.
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Hudson
Milford
Shrewsbury
Matick
Natick
Framingham
Franklin
Fitchburg
Wellesley
Clark University
Worcester Tech
Arlington
Newton
Maynard
Bernard's ‘S
Clinton
Clinaton
St. Bernard’s
Worcester South
Concord Mill Dam announcement shocks local observers
Local news notes Harmon announcing a Mill Dam project in Concord with teams and groups such as Jokers Ramblers Priests Hustlers and K of C Lincoln and K of C J crossing the scene drawing community attention to the once quiet river site.
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Jokers Ramblers
Andy Boy
Udys Priests
Hustlers
C.S Lincoln
C.J
Concord High Grid Team Secures Holiday Matchup
A garbled sports note references Concord Wakefield area teams and regional venues. It mentions Waltham Sudbury Nashua and a May event, with coach Skip Paiva and player Mezera among unclear items.
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Concord
Bow Diocesan
Dick Echool
Waltham Wat
Sudbury I
Eddie Borest
Waltham
Nashua
Little
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Gorham
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Howjers
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Tufts
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