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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1959

Page

8

Maynard Panthers Mount Lopsided Victory Over Tigers

Maynard Panthers plated eleven runs on thirteen hits while Tiger errors and walks fueled the rally. Dave Gadda delivered a bases loaded triple in the third to spark the inning. Doug DeRos sailed balls to right field in the fifth as Maynard pulled away. McCabe started and pitched five strong innings for the Panthers, with Fournier and Lincoln finishing in relief in a game highlighted by timely hits and aggressive baserunning.

Panthers Maynard Beg Tiger Warners Maynard Bawes Dave Gadda Doug DeRos McCabe Marlboro Duplessis Dave Fournier Ron Lincoln

Seakerd-vein Fee Trials New En Letter Club Planed

Local sports notes mention Seakerd-vein Fee Trials and the New England Letter Club planned for the holiday weekend at Carlisle with action from Little verses and Pény Le asks. Mr Dougherty, ex-Concord High star, hit a long single to left center driving Bran tis to a 23-22 victory over deg Urry.

Seakerd Carlisle Pény Leefs Dougherty Concord High Star Brantis University Deg Urry

Packers star Huston holds shortest touchdown pass record

Green Bay Wis UPD Don Huston who helped establish many records in the old football league during his time with the Packers holds the mark for the shortest touchdown pass four inches.

Green Bay Wis Don Huston Green Bay Packers

Eddie Arcaro may ride First Landing in Wood Memorial

Arcaro plans to ride First Landing in Saturdays Wood Memorial at Jamaica. The colt defeated Elk Stable's Atoll Monday to earn favor for Derby plans and is among a three horse field with Intentionally. First Landing owns 10 wins in 11 starts and was the national juvenile of the previous year.

New York PH Eddie ‘Arcate First Chris Chenery Jamaica Arcare Elk Stable Atoll Long Island Baddie Eddie First Landing Turn- To Geene Tees Florida

Strikes and Scores Mark Acton Bowling Run

Kara Heiligmann rolled a 145 high single after a 143 record two weeks ago at Acton Iadrome Alleys. Barbara posts a 99.50 season average amid local bowling notes and lane action.

Acton Way Acton Kara Heiligmann Barbara

King Edward IV Cracking Down on Cricket in 1477

London report notes King Edward IV fixed a fine of 50 dollars and two years imprisonment for anyone who played cricket, describing it as one of the sport's worst blows in 1477.

London UPI Edward IV

Megin Given Receives Notre Dame Man of Year in Boston

Concord athletic director and football coach Bernie M has been named Man of the Year by the Notre Dame Club of Boston at a Monday dinner at Commonwealth Country Club Brookline. John Moran presented the award. M, a 1930 class member, is a Concord High alumnus and Navy veteran.

Megin Boston Notre Dame Club Man Hub Concord Bernie M E Dame Club of Boston Enimal Commonwealth Country Club Brookline John Vv. Moran Boston Club Notre Dame Begin Concord High School Navy Concord High Leutenant Ae Thomas Watertown

Maynard Championship doubleheader thrills CYO and high school

At Maynard Friday in the high school gym the St. Bridget CYO Juniors defeated the high school JV 50-36 while the St. Bridget Intermediates edged the varsity 46-45 in a suspenseful doubleheader. Stapel and Spratt led the CYO juniors. DeRosa and Mullin starred for the varsity. A victory dance followed at George Washington Auditorium.

Maynard Louis ‘Formosi St. Bridget Cyo Philip C. Bretom CY O Stapel Spratt CYO@ Juniors CYO Jvs Téy Quinn Johnson Mullin Om Baim Ianitelli Carlton Dee Prescott St. Bridget Stevens DeRosa Smith CYO Boys Varsity Koskinen Smitty Mannon Seura White Cyril Spratt Stefanowicz Melanson George Washington Auditorium Harps Junioes Fis Massarelli McDonnell Lf Crotty Kankampa C Spratt Albert Kulevich Ryall S Mullin If ‘ Prescott Garston Bain Bain, c¢ Hatch, lg @° Dee, rg Mancini Cox

Spring sports schedules set at MHS for 1960s era teams

MHS releases schedules for varsity baseball track golf and girls softball and JV baseball. Varsity opens April 14 to 21 and JV April 21 at Shrewsbury. Track begins April 22 with nine meets including Prouty and Central Mass Conference at Northbridge. Golf competes in East Central circuit with 17 matches. Softball opens April 29 at Hudson with 11 games.

Central Mass Jv’s Shrewsbury Roy ‘Norden David Prouly Northbridge iPs Hudsom Maynard Wachusett Auburn Clinton Southboro Wayland Ashland Weston Hudson Wnorthboro Acton

Wayland Beats H. S. In Non-League Loaders

High school nine travels to Owell today for non league game Lowell High after opening log at Wayland Tuesday Concord on back and forth tie. Bo Page and Ed Johnson shared pitching duties for the oe wines while Hailey Rogel drove in runs for the Berington county side.

Owell Lowell High Wayland Concord Cme Bo Page Ed Johnson Duranser Te Oe Wines Walter Letty Saonay Hailey Rogél Johnson Berington

Acton League Honors Bowler Award Winners

The Acton Men's League award ceremony recognized Farmers as champions for the season. Walter Carlson posted a high triple 387 and high average 114, with Dick Gallant tying 387 for high triple. Norman Perkins was reelected president as Wal Stevenson and Decker kept secretary and treasurer posts. Prize committee members included Paul McPherson John Beach and John Fitzgerald. A 12-team league for next year was approved with captains forming the rules committee.

Sudbury Arts Festival Concludes With Busy Weekend

Festival wrap in Sudbury reports opening night entertainment and two programs including an afternoon show. Unusual exhibit titled beauty to alight the eye showcases crafts and art in the arts area. Residents and friends invited to enter and enjoy the display.

Sudbury

Vacation Classes Monday April 27 Paris Friday

Announcement notes a short closure of classes on Monday April 27 in Paris and mentions a Friday event related to Tom and Gen with admission details unclear due to text damage.

Paris Pam Tom and Gen

O'Connell Forty-Fourth Annual Park Teachers College Event

The forty fourth annual gathering for superintendent teachers college takes place April 22 and 23. O Connell is listed among organizers for the event.

O’connell Acton Liam L. O’connel Superintendents Teachers College

Fishing Breakfast Opens Season With Public Breakfast

Concord hosts a public fishing breakfast Saturday morning to celebrate opening day of the season on April 18. Local anglers including Ike Waltons anticipate meeting quotas and enjoying the event near streams and Assabet.

Concord

Civil Service Announces Teletypist and Office Machine Exams

The U S Civil Service Commission announces new exams for Teletypist and Office Machine Operators to fill Federal posts in Washington D C and overseas. Teletypist salaries range from 3435 to 3755 dollars yearly and Office Machine Operators from 93,255 to 93,796. Applicants must pass two written tests and may obtain details at Marlboro Massachusetts P O Box 190 or from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.

U.S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D.C Ennce Marlboro Mass P.O. Amn U.S Civil Services Commission Rom

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