Citizens Committee Football Banquet Honors Local Gridders
More than 500 attended the ninth annual Concord Citizens Committee football testimonial at the State Armory on Saturday night to honor the 1954 high school gridders. Cheerleaders C Squad and the band were feted. Nils V. Swede Nelson delivered the principal after-dinner talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
State Armory
Nils V
Long Scores 304 but Team Defeated in Maynard bowling
Acton Fighting Irish lead the T I C Bowling League with a 3 1 win over All Stars at Tutte's Alleys Maynard Wednesday. Other results Lucky Strikes 3 Hackers 1 Hurricanes 3 Slow Pokes 1. Bob Long of Hackers top score 304.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Fighting Irish
All Stars
Tutte’s
Maynard
Hurricanes
Bob Long
Hackers
D. Sebastyn
J. Cournoyer
T. Meehan
J. Clayton
J. Delaney
M. Spurrell
J. Dillon
A. Goodrich
V. Choiniski
R. Long
T. Lummy
M. Heath
M. Meehan
F. Carlson
A. Lintern
E. Lawrence
M. Miller
H Herman
J. Chadwick
Lummy
C. Chidley
Co. Clayton
C. Harrison
Dummy
G. Roche
J. Barty
J. Vincent
J. Breen
F. Martinés
Final Trap Shoot on December 19 at Nashoba Club
The North Acton final championship trap shoot season finale will be held Sunday December 19 at the hut off Route 27 Nashoba Sportsmen's Club. A 6 pm turkey supper and Christmas party follow, with reservations through Secretary Walter Stevenson at Colonial 3537.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Walter Stevenson
Colonial
Five Matches On Monday Night At Mill Dam Bowlers
Concord notes five matches scheduled Monday night at Lexington beginning 7 o clock. ers meet Lincoln Priests clash K of C Jr Anchors face Jokers Tudy s take on K of C Srs and Andy Boy duel Hubbardville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
Ramblers
Andy Boy
Hubbardville
Falters
Tudys
K. ‘of C. Srs
K. of C. Jrs
Lincoln
Priests
Concord banquet honors retiring members and names awards
The Citizens Committee honors former members Edward W. Sheehan and Burleigh L. Pratt who died last year with a track trophy and a baseball award named for them. Supt. Morrill receives an individual award and joins past trophy recipients, with plans for a future Concord Pelham football game. The event features football motifs, a bannered band led by Vincent Giannelli, and remarks by Gov. Councillor Dave Williams and Chairmen McCaffrey and Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham’s of
Lynn
Edward J. McCaffrey
E. Payson True
McCaffrey
Concord High
Leo McKenna
Dick Lyons
Dartmouth
Concord
Edward P. Chase
Board of Selectmen
Radcliffe Morrill
John F. Donovan
John J. Sheehan
K. of C
Walter Carew
John O’connell
John J. Higgins
Citizens Committee
John J. Mansfield
the Elks
John Carman
Lincoln
John E. Dick
Bedford
Karl V. Struss
Carlisle
Donovan
Tom Alexander
Paul McLaughlin
John Spellman
Dick Goyette
Steve Downey
Art Duggan
Joe Martines
True
Laurence F. Petersen
John B. Bartolomeo
Maynard Radio
Joseph F. King, Sr
Dorothy Nelson
Miriam C. Clark
Megin
Nelson
Bernie
Heio Megin
Davidson
O’connor
Eddie Horne
McLaughlin
Carew
O'Connell
Clark Thorpe
Bob Seanard
Lennie Godfrey
O’connell
Morrill
Robert H. Barber
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Selectman
Edward W. Sheehan
Burleigh L. Pratt
Sheehan
Pratt
Alexander F. MacEachern
James E. Finan, Jr
Vincent Giannelli
Dave Williams
Edward Payson Chase
Payson
Notre Dame Clinches Team Victory With 4-0 Win Over Fordham
Notre Dame led by Captain Joe Steinmann posted a 4-0 victory over Fordham in Holy Name matches at Tutte's Alleys. Steinmann topped with 312 in singles, while Frank Devlin led Boston College with 310 as BC trailed Villanova in another night of league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Joe Steinmann
Notre Dame
Fordham
Holy Name
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Boston College
Villanova
Holy Cross
Marquette
Steinmann
Frank Devlin
B. C
Walter Carew
J. Rust
J. Flynn
W. Coye
J. Santora
L. Moreau
J. Steinmann
C. Mogan
D. O’hare
J. Tombeno
B. Higgins
J. Pageau
Dummy
Concord Falcons Fall in Opener Against Concord-Leominster
Concord-Leominster defeated the Concord Falcons 82 to 50 in the Inter State League opener at Hunt Memorial Gym. Brown led the Falcons with high scoring, while Concord-Leominster controlled the game with early momentum and steady defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Brown
Concord
Leominster
Concord Falcons
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
P F. Brown
Cotter
B. Brown
Shields
Gray, Schwartz
Crowley
Daignault
Lg Ee
Ll. McAuley
F 'Trabucco
Muscato Quintet Ready for Action at Concord
Concord crowd prepares to watch Muscato a former high school and Notre Dame track star now coach at Oliver Ames High take his team to Concord next Thursday for a basketball game against Acton High. The double header with Concord High and Alumni starts at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Val Muscato
Notre Dame
Oliver Ames High School
North Easton
Acton High
Concord High
Val
Notre Dame Nears Bowls Title In Holy Name Bowling
Notre Dame sits one point behind Capt. Frank Devlin's Boston College entry as three teams Villanova Marquette and Fordham are eliminated in the Holy Name Bowling League first half. This week Notre Dame faces Boston College which could settle the race. Standings shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Notre Dame
Capt. Frank Devlin
Boston College
Villanova
Marquette
Fordham
Concord to Meet Marlboro Friday in Season Opener
Concord high boys basketball opens Friday night versus Marlboro of the Midland League after the Weston game was canceled. Coach Bob Seaward plans to use co captain Dave Bouchard and co captain Paul McLaughlin, with later non league games against Maynard Alumni and St Patrick's before the December 30 league opener vs Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Weston
Concord Names Co Captains for 1955 Football Season
Concord High selects two juniors as co captains for the 1955 season Jack Hutchinson reserve quarterback and Andy Horne regular halfback who scored 42 points this fall Both have been on the squad for two years Hutchinson is son of John A Hutchinson of Fielding Street and Horne is son of Andrew D Horne of Commonwealth Avenue West Concord The other captain from the 1954 squad Bob Davidson graduates next June and his twin brother Bill is in the C squad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Jack Hutchinson
Andy Horne
Bob Davidson
Paul McLaughlin
Hutchinson
Horne
Andrew D. Horne
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Norfolk and
Hutchison
John A. Hutchinson
Fielding Street
Ack
Bill
Local Coaches Attend Massachusetts State Coaches Meeting
Among 343 attendees at the Massachusetts State Coaches Association annual meeting at MIT Faculty Club Saturday were Concord figures Bernie Megin Walter Carew Bob Seaward John O Connell Skip O Connor Tau Colombo Hudson Val Muscato Oliver Ames Roy Norden Marlboro Evo Helin Gus DiRubio Thomas Moon Abell Walsh Aston Acton formerly of Acton Lexington attendees include.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Massachusetts State Coaches Association
Bernie Megin
Walter Carew
Bob Seaward
John O’connell
Skip” O'Connor
Tau Colombo
Hudson
Val Muscato
Oliver Ames
Roy Norden
Marlboro
Evo Helin
Gus DiRubio
Thomas Moon
Abell
Lexington
Beaglers To Run Here January 1st
North Acton Nashoba Sportsmen's Club plans a New Year's Day beagle trial with snowshoe hare, three stakes for 13 and 15 inch beagles, barriers run. George A Wilkes of River street South Acton coordinates the event at Acton grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
George A.wilkes
River Street
South Acton
Acton
Fifteen Year Old Boy Bags Six Point Buck
A 15 year old hunter in Acton bagged a six point 16 pound buck on his first bear hunt last Saturday to outdo his father who took a three pointer in Carlisle on Thursday. The father had a spikehorn buck earlier in New Hampshire on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Ie Lightlhief Tabhoanus, Jr
Acton
Carlisle
New Hampshire
37 Lettermen Given Awards At Banquet
Concord High celebrates its ninth annual testimonial football banquet naming 37 lettermen from the varsity squad for awards. The list includes Tomi Alexander Paul McLaughlin Pete LeBlanc Fran Smith and others with CY squad members also honored and team managers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
State Armory
Tomi Alexander
Paul McLaughlin
Pete LeBlanc
Fran Smith
John Spellman
Murray Mills
Dick Goyette
Steve Downey
Art Duggan
Frank Martines
al Williamson
George Lamonakis
Dave Baker
Paul Downey
Bob Foss
John Foster
Bill Hoyt
Jimmy Ring
Fran Arnold
Vic Palmucci
Norm
Dick Putonen
Frank Casey
Doug Caldwell
Chris Burak
Acton Girls Lead Wachusett League Standings
Acton Wachusetts League standings show Acton girls leading their division as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton — Wachusetts
Acton Girls
Steinmann Leads Holy Name League With 95.2 Average
Captain Joe Steinmann of Notre Dame tops the Holy Name Sowling League with a 95.2 average. Other leaders include Tom Horgan of Holy Cross at 94.6 and John Tombeno of Fordham at 92.9, followed by Richie Loughlin of Villanova 92.4 and Wanny Garcia of Marquette 91.3. Frank Devlin and John Dickey of Boston College post 90s, Bernie Dee 89.7, Joel Viscariello 89.5, and Joe Pageau of Fordham at 88.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Joe Steinmann
Notre Dame
Holy Name
Tom Horgan
Holy Cross
John Tombeno
Fordham
Richie Loughlin
Villanova
Wanny Garcia
Marquette
Frank Devlin
Boston College
John Dickey
Bernie Dee
Joel Viscariello
Boston Collge
Joe Pageau
Christmas Bowling League Pause For Holiday Break
West Concord No matches listed next Wednesday as the Holy Name Bowling League takes a Christmas Holiday. The next round on December 29 closes the first half with B. C. and Notre Dame expected to battle for the lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Holy Name
B. C
Notre Dame
Bottled Gas Leads Bowling, Fitzpatrick 326 in Maynard Play
Bottled Gas rolled to a 4 0 victory over General Radio with Fitzpatrick pacing the bowling slate at 326. Other results include Fenton's 2 2 tie with Condon's and Cushman's 3 1 wins as West Concord's league lead remains intact at Maynard alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Tae. Alleys
Maynard
Mac” Caldwell
Fenton’s
Larson
The
Reformatory
Condon’s
Postattice
Cushman’s
Commonwealth Avenue
Red & Gun
Sammy DeMao
T. Edwardsen
R. Eddy
F. Edwardsen
T. Fitzpatrick
S. DeMao
General Radio
T. Hills
R. Perrillo
W. Swenson
J. Bundalvitch
W. Jones
Commonwealth Ave
R. O’neil
J. McGarry
R. Anderson
C. Anderson
B. O'Neil
Rod & Gun
Oakman
W. Payne
A. Prentiss
A. Carlson
C. Stefanelli
Cushman
P. Ianniello
R. Eison
M. Sepe
Westford Wins Key League Game Over Ark McCarthy
Westford Academy defeated Acton Highboy 66 44 in a Wachusetts league game with Sylvia Beaudoin scoring 33. The boys won 66 61 with Tom McCarthy and John scoring 19 and 13 points. Wojik led the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Westford Academy
Acton Highboy Wachusetts
Sylvia Beaudoin
Tom McCarthy
John
Wojik
Mortars overpower Headquarters 4-0 in Bowling League
Mortars defeated the league leading Headquarters 4-0 at Wal tham as John Manchuso rolled 305 and 109 and Paul Dee 301 to key the win. Recoiless upset Machine Gun 4-0 with W Dow 267 and W Bovey 302 leading the scoring, while Mortars posted 1065 as a team total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuso
Dee
Bovey High
Concord
F. Domenichella
JF. McBreen
P. Dee
J. Manchuso
L. Dutton
L. Dee
C. Lombardo
M. Dee
W. Dow
R. Bumford
W. Bovey
J. Wilgren
Fy. Hanlon
W. Johansen
L. Kendall
C. Lehman
Fitzpatrick
Anchors Top Standings By Only One Point
Concord Ramblers led by Hap Hansen edged the Anchors by one point in the Mill Dam Bowling League to claim the top spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord——Ramblers
Kessel Named Director for BU Recreation
Dr. Kessel of Lincoln is appointed director of physical education and recreation at Boston University's Sergeant College. He will oversee intramural sports and previously taught recreation at Penn State. He served in World War II and lives with his wife and two daughters on Huntley Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
J. Bertram Kessel
Boston University
Sargent College of Physical Education
Wniver
Dr. Kessel
Penn State
U. S. Mannimeree
Huntley Lane
Bowling Club Final Night Reveals High Scores
Beaudoin of Growlers posts a top 270 high single while Marge Burke of Prowlers scores 105. Teams split a 2 2 tie as Prowlers win two-of-three polls. Individual totals show Edie TM 240 Mim Clark 198 and Jeannette 255 among others. Growlers tally 1213 team total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Beaudoin
Growlers
Marge Burke
Prowle
Funsters
Uo Prowlers
Pambies
Edie
Mim Clark
BM Algeo
Alice HM
Shirley Recto
Growlers Ue Beaudoin
Mary Coney
Peggy McCarthy
Nee Harvey
Jeannette
Prowlers
Millie
Dottie Martin
Oem
Concord Morar on the Hess Road Standings Update
Local sports brief notes Concord Morar down Hess Road in a standings update. The item highlights the latest positions and team shifts without full game details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Morar
Hessgue
Gag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fenn School
Townsed
Concord—Fenn School
Townsend
Hunt Gymnasium
Hamlin
V Townsend GF P
Bedard
Alcorta
Wilson
Creighton
Gonsalves
Fenn School P
Newbury
Lg Sealant
Adder
Hatch
Chase
Ardgom
Motley
Howard
Rf O Osgoody
Seen
Edgar
Internat’ Cartoon Co
B. Link
P. LeBlanc
J. McMullen
F. Devlin
B. Dee
J. Dickey
J. Viscariello
W. Carew
L. Gillis
S. O’connor
J. Wallace
J. Francis
T. Ryan
E. Casessa
R. Sheehan
L. Frawley
Ay. Horgan
J. Donovan
C. Malone
W. Horgan
R. Barker
R. Cahill
M. Garcia
Kinneen
Iner
Muscato
Asb.c
Hutchinson and Horne
Westford
Wachusetts Boys
Ayer
Groton
Littleton
Lancaster
Wachusetts Girls
Caldwell
Pio
Naro
J. Condon
J. Dee Gearty
Hyer
Loughlin
Kamp
L. McCarthy Alexander
B. Tans
A. Bartolomeo
Palmer
D. McCarthy
Neil
Ark McCarthy
Kimball
Greenough
B.U. Recreation