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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1958
Page
21
Maynard Erupts For Lop-sided Win 44 0 over Clinton Gaels at Alumni Field. Coach Will DeRosa’s backs raced to a big lead, with White, Mullin, and Koskinen scoring as Maynard seals second straight league title push.
Fragmentary text mentions a race and tied positions with unclear names and numbers. references to Scorers and grain aid suggest a news item about a race or event with missing details and figures.
A high scoring gridiron notice lists players and positions for Power Plus Maynard and team. It details score by periods and key scorers DeRosa Mullin Hatch along with mentions of officials and umpires.
A reader remarks that the phrase 321 CLUB contrasts regions by saying all of New England and New Jersey could fit inside Nebraska. The comment plays on geography scale and regional pride with a humorous exaggeration.
Acton Demons build on lead in weekly Dewey Army Chemical bowling, three 300s showcased. Ed Olivie 320, Dempsey 316, team totals high while Hawkes and Banshees field solid in mixed results across 3 teams, Savages and Sabres also posting notable scores.
Acton John McMaster of Farm Bureau says the essay contest reveals how democracy and private enterprise work. Ruth Proctor reports George Hollywood, son of Mr and Mrs John Hollywood of 86 Central Street South Acton, has been notified of acceptance to Northeastern University College of Engineering.
Maynard-Maynard Stags host Fitzgeraldburg next Sunday at 3 PM in Maynard High School gym. Coach Kivikoski fields a veteran lineup with Capt. Owen Duggan and Roger Murray returning, plus Don Laskowsky and Al Rogers among others as they debut a new offense aimed at offsetting lost scorers. A large hometown crowd is expected for the season opener.
The Boston Red Sox sent outfielder Jimmy Piersall to Cleveland in exchange for veteran Vic Wertz an outfielder first baseman and Gary Geiger a rookie outfielder.
Maynard High fullback Maynard DeRosa, weighing 195 pounds, was chosen the most valuable player after the closing game with Clinton. He rushed for 147 yards and scored a touchdown, leading ground gains as a committee of local officials awarded him a trophy donated by Lenny Melanac at a Maynard Boosters Club event.
Middlesex School students return to classes Monday morning after Thanksgiving recess at home. Sessions resume through December 16 before the Christmas holiday. Concord public schools and Rose Hawthorne Central Catholic School also resume. High school religious classes meet Tuesdays at 7 PM at St Bernard's and Our Lady Help of Christians. Confirmation classes are held Tuesdays at 4 PM at Our Lady's. The nation's largest fossil beds are in Sioux County Nebraska.
Action-wee girls beat local team by one point on November 28. Sylvia Beaudoin Sylvia Brown and Peggy Sexton scored 19 14 and 10 points. High school squad led by Sandra Miller Katie Duggan and Judy Bentsen. Leta Hermes Janice Fullenton and Judy Putnam contributed with multiple scores.
On Monday the Concerd Ripley school sent pupils home mid morning due to a heating failure after oil was found on the boiler room floor. Principal Robert Watson ordered a telephone call chain to notify parents that someone would need to receive each child. After Fire Chief Harry A Patterson advised precautionary shutdown, the boiler was turned off. The building was warm again by Tuesday morning upon students' return.
In the Concord area standings Tony Des Sie holds a record triple of 422 while Joe Moore tops the circuit with 107.8 average and Hank Brady at 107. Cushmans lead Lumber as West Concord pack tight. Charlie Colombo John Haynes raised averages. Shirley Recco boasts a 351 triple line of 107 123 and 121. Big match Monday, Tudys versus Anchors, aims to rebound from Hardware.
Sudbury high school students and parents plan a meeting at Sudbury Town Hall at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5 to discuss Natick Armory archery practice. Transportation is provided and equipment is not required. A nominal fee is noted.
A plan to merge four Massachusetts Central League schools with five Midland League members would form a nine team circuit for baseball and basketball with football later. Shrewsbury Auburn Wachusett and Northbridge would join Maynard Clinton Franklin’s departure leaves a reshaped slate and tough travel for basketball.
Regional five defeated Alumni 54 to 42 as Gould Cornellier and Vic chose key saves for Colonials. Alumni leaders were Tom McCarthy Harry Morse Kevin Sweeney and James Howe. Deer season rules limit firearms and dogs with check stations listed across Massachusetts for 1957.
Host of Students Home For Holiday lists numerous students from colleges and universities such as University of Massachusetts Holy Cross Dartmouth Bates Springfield Boston University Boston College Harvard Worcester Tech Emmanuel College and others visiting for Thanksgiving. Names include Richard Bernier Nevid Crotty Philip Williams Richard Martino John Kulevich John Coceo Swift Hathaway Ralph Martino James Luker Jamee Duggan John Cowles Sally Manning Joan Cowles Richard Carlton David France Richard Kangas Bernard Meister Edward Robinson Ray Melanson and more.
General Electric Newsletter from Pittsfield Massachusetts argues that business climate improves when politicians give fewer directives. The note highlights economic caution and corporate focus during unsettled times.
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