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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1959
Page
16
A garbled score sheet shows Barolomeo's 371 Paces Lumber winning while Go Radio sputters and Cushmans also lose. The text lists multiple players with high scores such as Smith 448 and Hay Beatty 307, with totals for several teams and individuals, including Woodward and Stefanelli, across a long set of line items.
Concord hosts the 51st Patriot Day meet on April 18 at 10 30 a m with four memorial trophies including the Mert im 100 the Tom Manley mile and the Joe Sheehan. Last year Concord won 86 total points and aims to extend a long tradition. Oliver Ames coached by Valuses was runner up.
A fragmented Bowling summary notes events at Rod and Gun Club and nearby leagues. Mentions standings in Concord, Mill Dam champions Tudys, Ramblers, and Swallows, plus leaders Garcia and Fitapatich. Banquets mark season ends at Bedford with three-way battles continuing and Notre Dame and Holy Name League winners noted. Rolloff and banquet details point to April 22 and 9 20 event timing.
Concord Bluejays clinched first place in the K. of C. season's second half at Concord Bowlarena with a 4-0 win over the Swallows. Tom Burke led high single with 141 and contributed to the Bluejays total of 1379. Other strong scores came from M. Lombardo 341, J. Finnegan 331, and A. Baptiste 292 as Swallows totaled 1322 in a complete team effort.
Ruth Harmon led last week's West Concord Ladies League matches with dominant scores including 313 and 119. Other teams such as Sputniks Exports Jets and Mos Carielle posted totals like 1270 and 1254, while Hojem Harmon Beharrett and Mogan contributed notable scores in a brisk, mixed results round.
The week's entries include 921 Club and Intra-Town with scores 354 and 348. Members Bregoll and Bartolomeo from W. Concord are noted alongside Hayes Poleo and others from Mill Dam and E. W. Concord with numbers 371 to 339.
The Day High will start Whaididdienes League competition with a meet at Belmont on April 23 and schedule the first home meet against Melrose on April 28. Other teams in the schedule include Sanda and ats.
Concord Ramblers secured second place last week in the Mill Dam League despite a 3-1 loss to Champ Tudys. Top scorers include Dalgé Briegoli with 372 points and Hap Hart son at 339. Other notable totals list Muscato 298, Fitepatrick 297, Moreau 827, Spence 318, Arde son 328, Harm ony- Smith 314, Wilk ig on Hanson 39, Nickerson 306, Drugge 203, Ayer, Hop ing 969, Lawrence 20, Wetherbee 285, Steinmann 278, Jolter 272, Codding 298, Robinson 278, Giusti 332, Steffanelli 274, Pagario 7, Br ll 372, Favam 402, Betreault 289, Peterson 16, Murphy 283, Bradley 264, Gorm lay 10, Carleen 327, Baptiste 298, Carr 368, Castat 298, Horne 278, Burke 275, Moynihan 289, Burns 267, Janse 300, Ferrante 257, Redford 276, Moynihan 289.
Center Today reports a rally at Acton Community Center tonight at 8 o clock to discuss golf classes led by Harold Cahoon from Concord Country Club. Aimed at beginners to advanced players, the program runs weekly with 1 hour sessions, registrations coordinated by Mrs. Richard Brine.
Four ball intramural play at Acton features three more games in one week. Team 8B leads with four wins, Team A second. Team B wins 82 to gain ground. Individual leaders include JoAnn Hartshorn with 13 for winners, Lorna Towne 9 for runners up, and Kenneth Grimme with 11 for Team B.
The report lists team totals and individual scores from a college meet with Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Boston College, and Marquette scoring rounds. It notes Holy Cross pursuing a victory in late rounds and cites national export figures for the United States as the world’s largest farm product exporter, with 18 percent of global commodity trade in fiscal 1968.
Millstream and Ailig lead bowling totals with high individual scores and team sums over 1200. Notable players include D. Leach 249 and E. Beatty 243, as various squads post strong totals and averages in a mixed league scoring summary.
Team 3 led early week play with 16 points and won first 37 32 against Team 1 as Bruce Larsen and Carollyn Brown each had 11. In the second game Team 3 won 30 20 after a tight first half. Judy Bettsen led Team 3 with 13 while Team 1’s Bruce Bottomley scored 10. Third game saw Team 1 defeat Team 2 24 to 3, Sandra Dolan top scoring with 10. Team 2 then beat Team 8 33 30 with Justin Hollywood and Janice Fullerton each scoring seven. Judy Bentsen and Carolyn Brown added eight for Team 3. In the second matchup Team 2 again won 37 31 over Team 1, Betsy Park scoring 11 to lead. William Linney for Team 1 had eight. Top scorers included Bruce Bottomley 59 and Carolyn Brown 45 among others.
C H S Jays open their season at home next Tuesday afternoon meeting arch rival Lexington. They then play Reading on April 24. O’Connell has about 20 members in the squad and a full schedule will be played.
Intra-Town race tightens before 28 round as Grubers target a pennant. Bert's club trails leader Bert’s Prides. Golfer Pete set pace last week with a 354 putt. Title chase hot among Art Wiftaneh Hugh Miller Wassy Chetnak Vic Stephens. Maynard Country Club nears top bowling season finish within four points. Over five Obergs win first rounds. Rolléffaria banquet dates forthcoming.
In Lexington the boys swing into action as Reading hosts an opening home game scheduled for April. The meet marks the start of the season with local squads ready to compete.
Grubers near clinching the championship as Stretchs fight for second place with 12 points needed from three matches left. Maynard’s group sit close with Murphys Kings and Tobing in contention amid tight standings.
Recap shows Grubers posting high total 1822 across multiple bouts, edging toward the championship. Key performances include D Errico 931 in total, Katigas 186, and Tobing 1729 combined, with rivals Fortes 174 and Pierewicz 178 contributing competitive scores.
Concord Highs baseball team led by Coach Walter R. Carew faces three games in seven days. They host BrondSace on April 22 at home then travel to Wakefield for a second game in the road series.
A fragmented sports tally lists runners and scores with multiple names and numbers. It references Stretchs, Lester, and Lester athletes alongside totals such as 1703 and 331 Laundréy with various placements and marks.
Fragmented text discusses baseball and federal action, uncertainty in leagues, and questions about legislation and broadcase coverage. It mentions major league context, spring events, and potential impacts on the sport and media, reflecting an unclear OCR segment.
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