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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
12
Maynard women and Acton league results list team names with bowlers and scores. Multiple clubs such as Thunderbirds Jaguars Opels and Lyons show individual scores and team totals. Holy Name and Ladies 10 Pin also appear with aggregated totals and matchups.
A Maynard women’s team defeated Concord 1667 to 1087 in a bowling event. Jo Stephens led with a high game of 116 for the visitors while Rose Pittsley and Staszewski contributed. Rusty DiPietro posted 378 in the scoring notes.
This week's Ladies 300 Club listings show top scorers with Recco leading at 322, Higgins 320, Gates 319, Lester 306, Heilmann 304, Tofferi 303, Roche 303, McPherson 39 and Mahar 300 for Acton Women.
High honors awarded to Mayniard students led by John Denaro for men and Julia Palaima for women. Robert Connington and Dena Souza scored top men and women triples while Pat Petipas and Sylvia Newis led top singles. Winning team crowned 1960 champions with Capt. Bernie Doyle and Edith Downey among winners.
The column lists team rosters with individual scores and team totals for multiple matchups including Millstream, Gales, Bearls, Ailis, and Pauls. Totals range from 1249 to 1344 across the shown lines with names such as Pirkola Contini Connelly Higgins Brooks Obergs and Bak er Havanka Buscemi Statkus among others.
Acton bowlers close banner season with banquet on Saturday. Alley Kats claim the title 80 32. Anna Maher sets high single 135, surpassing 131. Concord Ladies Ten Pin Club ends season with roll off and banquet. Maynard league notes Tutto joins Ladies 4300 Club with 361 last week.
Wind up week for Holy Name League and Villanova battle to catch Boston College with three wins. Notre Dame meets winner in roll-off next Tuesday. Teen-Ager League at Concord Bowl with unclear scores. Tudys dominate Mill’ Dam League with 188 games. Fencemen and Sollys finish last. Intra-Town through May 2 led by Tonite area. John topped last week with 61. Tobias leads pinfall. Art Wsth high triple 378 and high single 160.
Sudbury Little League invites volunteer men to serve as managers and coaches for major minor and farm divisions. The league outlines three levels with named teams and current openings for farm system managers and minor league coaches, urging local men to come forward.
Maynard junior high reports 65 candidates for the upcoming season coached by Picardi. Seventy seven graders 44 seventh and 21 eighth form the large turnout, with 33 advancing after drills to face Pewkbury in the April 28 opener. Squad includes notable names across grades seven and eight.
Acton Mobers of the bowling league at the Dewey and Alms Chemical Co Acton Plant will hold their annual banquet at the Eagles Hall Mayynard Saturday evening A roast beef supper will precede the prize money awards and a social Gil Cook president will preside
Eatery expert Jan Mitchell of New York City and the Longchartips chain argues that a restaurant’s cleanliness and a friendly greeting determine quality. He notes his Luchows Uiccien operation has grown 1000 yearly to 800000 and asserts that a focus on cleanliness and service often accompanies a good menu.
Maynard Country Club readies a gala opening with Jim Garcia as new manager and pro. Committees include Handicap chairman Tex Carlbtot Jr, greens chairmen Jack McGrath Pete MacKay Jack Mullaney Frank Silkonis greenskeeper Joe Dandurand and officers for Membership house and other posts led by Jack Cunningham Wassy Chernak Kay Murray and McGrath.
Maynard Junior High lists games in May against Weston Acton Concord Wayland Bedford and Bedford with venues at Maynard including May 10 May 12 May 17 May 19 and May 26. Hubert is noted as a coach.
This week's 321 Club results list J. Tobin Intra-Town 361 Hives Mill Dam 351 R. Anderson 349 Lucia Intra-Town 340 Gat Mill Dam 333 Intra-Town 332 Garcia Mill Dam 381 Spence Mill Dam 330 Hanson Mill Dam 3238 Garcia Holy Name 327 J Steinmann Holy Name 357 Fava Mill Dam 323 Kelley Mill Dam 322 Colombo Intra-Town 321 Downey Mill Dam 321 Hopkins Mill Dam 321.
The Concord high school golf team under Coach Joe Regan starts Monday at Stoneham. The tennis squad led by Coach Robert Horne begins Monday at Melrose and will travel to West on Tuesday. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Acton multiple meetings with ABRHS juniors discuss the college entrance exam and May 21 board test dates. CEEB applications to Princeton New Jersey must be received by Saturday to avoid admission ticket delays. Open House programs run this week at area schools and colleges. ABRH students are invited to events at Plus School of Business Cambridge School of Radio and TV Simmons College.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School reveals a spring schedule with Dual County League games at Lincoln and Sudbury. Opponents include Lynnfield Bedford Wayland Holliston Acton Boxboro Littleton Ashland Weston and others with home and away dates from April 26 through June 2.
Acton-Acton-Roxborough Regional High School lists a late spring schedule with games at Ashland Holliston Lit tleton Bedford Ash land Holliston Chelmsford Littleton Chelmsford Bedford Billerica and Billerica through June 2.
Leo F. Mullin announces Maynard's Cooperative Society will again sponsor all-team league and pony league youth activities this summer. The public relations program plans trips and recreation for children, with a committee formed last Tuesday including Mullin, Norman Castle, Roy Helander, Samuel Micciche, and Fred Ulja among others.
Jets visit Rex T and invited local officials for a televised event. Stan Phipps notes the effort as a fundraising drive with several individuals named including Jackie Mercury and Steve Boman. Demonstrations and tryouts were held Saturday and Sunday.
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