West Concord Bowling League standings and results
West Concord Lumber continued to lead by adding E. & G. to its record at Bedford. Palmers tied Fentons 2 2. General Radio beat Cushmans 4 0. Home Products defeated Hardings 4 0. Condons tamed Lions 4 0. Dovre beat Bottled Gas 3 1. High series or triples by Duncanson Spence Lait.
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West Concord—Lumber
West Concord
Bedford
Palmers
Fentons
General Radio
Cushmans
Hardings
Condons
Tamed Lions
Dovre
Duncanson
Spence
Lait
Detroit taxidermy mix up ends with dinner?
Dan Goodenough Jr. bagged a 34% pound trout while fishing in Wyoming. He considered mounting it but chose to have the fish frozen and chipped for dinner after agreeing with the taxidermist. The air express C.C.D. pack cost $17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Artory
Dan Goodenough Jr
Wyoming
Air Express
C.C.D
Maynard Star Guard Shines for Northwestern Wildcats
Maynard Viola, a 210 pound 24 year old ex Marine, stars as a guard for the Northwestern Wildcats. In his 11th season of football and eighth coach, Viola anchors Ara Parseghian's defense and is renowned for speed, rugged play, and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
al Viola
Boe
Viola
Ara. Parseghian
Wildcat
Ohio State
Frank Ellwood
Mass
Gene Flipski
Villanova
Harry Ag#anis
Boston College
Red Sox
University of Georgia
The
Marines
Camp Legeuns
N. C
Camp Quanti
Garcia and Harmon Lead Mill Dam Loop Ramblers to 4 0 Win
Manny Garcia 340 and Bud Harmon 136 lead Concord High in Mill Dam Bowling League as Anchors beat Lincoln 4 0. Al Thomas, former Wildcat coach, helped Viola view Northwestern after discharge. Boston set 23 game non loss streak in 1940 41 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord—High
Mill Dam
Manny Garcia
Bud Harmon
Garcia
Lincoln
Eres Ce Ee
Co, Va
White
al Thomas
Wildcat
Thomas
Viola
Northwestern
Wildcats
The
Boston
Ammo Sulit
Ramblers
Hayes
H. Smith
R. Anderson
Tee
Hughes
Pageau
Steinmann
Wetherbee
Pandan
Heong
Hill
Francis
Colombo
Tetreault
Wheeler
Murphy
Maher
Bradley
Gormley
Malloy
O'Neill
Dempsey
P Moreau
N. Genetti
C. Robinson
Nickerson
Ziman
Muscato
Hopkins
Jolers Ay
D. Stefanelli
C. Stefanelli
Ze L
iFlanigan Receives More Grid Honors at Concord High
Concord High School cocaptain Charlie Flanigan earned all class C honors from a Boston paper on Sunday. The same report named Marlboro star back Al Auger to the reserves backfield on the same all star squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charlie Flanigan
Cocaptain
Concord High School
Boston
al Auger
Marlboro
Flanigan
Center Barnes Named to All Team in Private School Dial
Barnes from Framingham earns center spot on all prepay private school squad chosen by the newspaper. Rivals include Rev Barbera Hammer Poitras Hugh The Great Scott and Groton players from Browne Nichols St Mark’s. Also notes Wisconsin deer automobile deaths rising from 1472 in 1955 to likely higher in 1956.
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Pg Isque
Boa
Framingham
Rev. Barbera
Hammer
Browne & Nichols
Poitras
St. Mark’s
Hugh
Scott
Groton
Ex Local Foes With College Grid Rivals
Concord and nearby towns followed the 54th Boston College Holy Cross football game at Fenway Park. Concord youths played, while rivals from Somerville, Ringe Tech, Hudson and others and ex-stars like Bill Smithers Alex Kulevich Jimmy Duggan Magnata and Ray Guerard participated or were noted for past clashes. Smithers sister Virginia is a noted swimmer. The piece closes with a note that about four million golfers in the United States share the hobby across five thousand courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston College
Holy Cross
Fenway Park
Boston
Bill Smithers
Somerville
Concorde
Massachusetts
Tousney
Fenway
Alex Kulevich
Jimmy Duggan
Magnata
Pap Plenty
Ringe Tech
Concord High
Ray Guerard
Hudson
Smithers
Pléity
Virginia
Lake Walden
Edgar Leads Acton-Boxborough Boys In 58 48 Win
Tom Edgar scored 12 points to pace the Acton-Boxborough boys to a 58 48 non league victory at Bianchard Auditorium. Joanne Steele and Madeline Koh led the girls with 22 and 16 points in a 46 28 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton-Boxborough
Townsend Boys
Bianchard Auditorium
Tom Edgar
Joanne Steele
Madeline Koh
Massachusetts Deer Hunting Safety Rules Issued
Commissioner of Natural Resources warns hunters to wear red during deer season and display licenses on outer clothing. Willard emphasizes shotgun or bow limits, gun safety tenets, and daily hours 6 30 AM to 5 PM with reporting requirements for killed deer.
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Natural Re
Howard S. Willard
Massa
Willard
Massachusetts
Funston
Tremont Street
Boston
Wilard
Hunting seasons raise danger to humans amid advice and controversy
In a long, fragmentary column the writer warns that hunting is perilous for people and property, urges safer practices and child protection, questions laws on firearm use, and notes controversy over All-Star selections for a local charity game. The piece mentions Kent, Marlboro, Framingham, Lynn, and Middlesex Essex counties with several named players and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Marlboro
Hudson
al Auger
Paul Christie
Christie
Ruger
Flanigan
Framingham
McMahon
Boston
Framingham Boys
Milford
Scarlets
AlAuger
Midland
Laker
Auger
Bob Sullivan
Paul Soumoulis
Milford News
Marlboro Enteron@ Sun
Rotary
James Honen
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Lumber
Home Products
Dovie
Dovre Ski
Macone
Wwe
Alexander
Anderson
An Carlson
C Hnson
Tofferi Fee Ene
Smith
Dionisio
Cullinane
Almathouck Lh
Pierce Oe Bee
Roscarselly
acDonald
Harding
Flannery
Beaudoin
Dicky
Ojem
Bartolomeo
Steffenelli
Andersen
Magone
Gondons
U Hy
Egan
McCarthy
Itzpatrick
Nists
Oldwell
Fan
Johanson
Ickson
Seaee
Lee
Neanson
Hareenna
Eee
Im Farrar
R. Murphy
Seymour
Aho
T. Ryan
Clinton
Eog Pable
Sharan i Heeck
Minsk Penent
Fulback
Meynard
Honse
Sharon
Madore
Aynard
Morse
iFlanigan
Barnes
Wisconsin
College
United States
the Clown ‘Prince
iGi
Minneapolis
Arek Econaiaane
Falun
Edgar
Townsend
Howe
Bartlett
MacPheex
Duren
Bees MacLeod
le Kimble
Townsend Boys Peterson
Shepherd
Ganis Game Force
Bob Pryo
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