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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
12
Ramblers led by H Smith and Ghostlaw score 1551 points as Coffeys 1527 and Fairgrounds 1511 trail. multiple teams list totals from 1318 to 1655 with standout scorers such as Chuson 394 and Tetreault 842 at the meet labeled Mill Dam League.
Team scores and individual performances listed from a meet show Twisters and rivals. Lemire and Murphy anchor top lines with high totals while Cha-Chas and Polkas post solid averages.
Hailstones lead with 1226 mixed scores from Reed and teammates. Moonstones total 1161 behind Nyman and Seesay. Redstones post 1260 led by Finan and Murphy. Flagstones 1257 headed by Greenaway and DeRuzzo. Limestones 1253 with DiPietro and Tourville. Flintstones 1202 paced by Sorrenti and DiPietro.
Burkes Foster Landini Manchuso Malcolm Burke total 128 Tofferis Swanson Belmont Tofferi total 1276 Reeces D Alexander Hardy Christian Livermore Reece total 1323 McCarthys Mills Morgello Lunny Beaudoin McCarthy total 1252
Holy Cross and Notre Dame posted strong totals with standout performances from J Steinmann Jr and R Haynes. Fordham and Boston College trailed with high scoring halves as Villanova and Marquette also posted big numbers in a busy slate.
George Johnson, 14, son of the late Georgie Johnson, rolled a 394 with a 160 first game and 109 125 for a high triple in the Mill Dam League. Intratown standings include Stretches, Kings, Tobins, Murphys, Tarneys, and other teams with totals ranging from 1228 to 1759 as league play continues.
In a compact tally the Kiowas Apaches Commmandes Cherokees Cheyennes and Sioux post individual scores for a meet. notables include Joki Waldron and Mills among others with a combined total of 1432 for Kiowas and 1984 for Sioux and peers.
In a high scoring meet the Palmers total 1523 led by J Kane 211 and 296 by S Kane while Harneys 1480 and Caspers 1577 pace the field with Duggan 208 and Macone 314. Players 1497 and Sneads 1499 close behind with Colombo 318 top scoring.
Canadiens lead with 1533 total as Sokolowski and Lalli post multiple lifts. Red Wings total 1673 led by Ryall and Hicks. Rangers reach 1676 behind King and Graceffa with White strong. Bruins tally 1633 anchored by Haddad and Edwardson. Maple Leafs total 1726 with Moynihan and Johnson, Blackhawks 1695 paced by Le Sage and Doran.
The record lists players and scores for teams Obergs Washburn Jerrys Bearls Supply Market with individual game totals and running team sums. Totals range from 1258 to 1395, featuring players such as Schwab Melanson and Beatty J. Lester among others.
Concord Shirleys Recco paced Candlepin with a 23 while Barbara Heili gman trailed in. Sheila Power nearly joined the 300 Club with 299 for St Christopher's. Jo Stephens led Tut to a 319 triple. Rose Pitley 315 with 114 singles. Gert Tofferi topped Ladies Inter Town with 322 and 120 singles. Roxborough League top scorers Rut Cann 287 and Peggy Boyden 114. Maynard Women's Dot Beals and Mary Denaro led with 267 triples. Mary Laskowsky holds the season high average at 97.2 followed by J Zanelli 96.8 and B Baround 94.2.
A compiled list shows multiple teams with players and frame scores. Notable totals include Frivolous Five 1483 and Downtrodders 1447, with players such as Dunny 284 and Fegan 382 contributing strong individual marks.
Rounds of totals for Rod & Gun Garcia and other clubs are listed with member names and scores. Several teams such as Palmers Hardings Colonial Cushmans Fentons Vans and Grason Stadler show high tallies, with multiple players contributing to team totals.
In the Mill Dam League Bedford and eeere share first place with strong rounds. Gould leads Bedford with 65 wins 15 losses while Jockeys sit 64-16 and Pass 60-20. Raytheon’s Pete Watts posts the high triple 377 and high single 155 as half season nears with holidays.
Maynard-Henry Butcher tops last week with 343 for In tra-Town rollers. John Helin 333 and Bil Morrill 325 follow as Murphys, defending champs, drop three. Bowlers spread across three leagues. Tutto Graceffa and others in list. Joe Colombo 318 at Country Club circuit. Georgie Johnson 394 in Concord. Salvatore Graceffa and Walt Moynihan lead St. Bridget's with 315 and 308 triples. Mary outpaced with 285. Lauri Klemola 308 and Dick Dolan 307 lead Co-Op. Lauri Manning 307 also.
The 321 Club at Concord reveals top bowlers led by G Johnson Mill Dam 394 Scribner W Concord 377 Watts Raytheon 377 Genetti Bedford 362 Eddy W Concord 358 DeMao W Concord 355 Roy W Concord 354 Anderson Mill Dam 352 Downey W Concord 344 Butcher Intra Town 343 Tetreault Mill Dam 342 Harmon Mill Dam 342 Santo Mill Dam 341 Anderson Mill Dam 337 Ianniello W Concord 336 Heiligmann W Concord 336 Bartolomeo W Concord 335 Pickett W Concord 334 Concord 333 Helin Intra Town 333 Sodia Mill Dam 332 332 W Concord 332 Roy Mill Dam 331 Harvey W Concord 331 Meoseiniatin W Concord 330 Fisan W Concord 329 Dunlap W Concord 626
Nearly 100 Middlesex League cross country members attended the Wakefield J H S cafeteria event. Coach Skip O Connor led local boys with help from fathers while Doc Clark Melrose hosted and presented speaker Bob Campbell Watertown a former champion and Olympic committee member. Melrose capt Dave Smith earned ties for league championship and run-off as Melbourne Olympics highlights closed the event.
Wayland coach Ralph Salvati announces that Ronald Marvin guard and Jack Frye center will be the teams co-captains next fall. This marks the first time since Salvati, a former B U athlete, took over that two linemen have been elected co-captains. They succeed Brent Hazard center and Mike Daly half back.
Concord Carlisle High School athletic director John J. O Connell lists non league home games against Wayland Chelmsford and Alumni in December with the first league game set versus Belmont also at home on December 28.
Concord semipros of the Greater Lowell Town League prepare for a Tuesday game at Reilly gym in Flanagans. Team coached by Kenny Olsen features rosters including Paul McLaughlin Don Fraser Ed Gallagher Dick Pigari Walt Meagher Steve Holmes Bob Baker Peter Antonangeli Paul Denaro Dooley Thorpe and added players Toby Snelson Ted Oakley Larry Jones Tom Alexander Owen Duggan Dick Rhodes Lou Chains.
Lincoln-Sudbury alumnus Lincoln-D. F. Garrison earns Amherst College varsity A in soccer. He played fullback for the Lord Jeffs who posted three wins three losses and one tie including 3-0 over Harvard and 6-0 over Tufts. He works at WAMF radio and belongs to Phi Delta Sigma. son of David Garrison Sr. of Lincoln, a former Harvard hockey star.
Castor Mill Dam Morrill and R Anderson from W Concord join Intra-Town. Other players include Holly Cornell Raytheon D Robinson and Manchuso from W Concord with Laskowsky Mikkonen Pageau and Cameron from Mill Dam.
Maynard High School football coach Wil and staff will rebuild the lineup after key graduations. Expected losses include quarterback and center spots, with only scattered returning veterans such as Capt. elect Herb Symes, Jim Ruse, and Bill Hellewell. Freshmen may bolster ranks as the team plans for September.
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Regional's next Du al County game schedule lists Friday night at Lynn field followed by Dec 18 at Bedford and Dec 21 at Acton home. Coach Lewis Baldwin leads the 1962 63 squad with varsity players Tom Finnerty Gordon Donaldson Neil Patterson and others.
Bromfield teams will host and travel for a string of games. Boys play tomorrow and Dec 27 at home against Old Timers and Groton. Girls travel Dec 18 to Hudson Catholic and Dec 20 to Groton with Alumnae game at home.
Concord High lists indoor track meets on Dec 15 against Newton South, Dec 29 versus Nowwood, Jan 5 at Milton. Girls basketball starts Jan 4 at Maynard and freshman basketball plays at Belmont on Dec 21.
The Concord Women’s Association at Burn Country Club fixed the annual Sun golf championship for August 22-23 in Concord and the Ws championships for Blue June 24-29. The Keyes event at Valley was scheduled for September 16-17. Mrs. W. Hutchinson Nashoba was elected treasurer. Betsy Palmer, a panelist on I’ve Secret, was noted for starting lessons after an aptitude test.
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