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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1956
Page
17
Peters High defeated Hale in a close rivalry game as Razas led with teammates supporting. The team built a 23-9 first quarter edge, extended to 47-18 by halftime, and continued its roll into the second half.
A sparsely readable report notes a 3-1 victory by a club team over the All Stars. Names such as Bill Kane and Buga ér s appear among the cited players, with mentions of teammates or dettes and a Tut dle venue.
West Concord General Radio defeated Hardings four to zero while Cushmans won three to one against Dovre. Sam DeMao led with a 345 triple and a 126. Palmers and Lumbers cancelled their Wednesday match.
West Concord andWi ber remain idle while Dovre gains in the league as Tuesday night action outlined the schedule.
A fragment describes riders pursuing motorcycle thrills on challenging courses across hot country. It mentions fast paced action and a pursuit of excitement with English brand cycles noted during an event last February.
Concord-Chelmsford High defeated Maynard last week in Chelmsford as the Mill Towners fell after a prior win. Restling High downed Weston and Belmont while stopping Waltham in the preseason in the Wachusetts League.
Holy Name Bowling League reports Steinmann top with 97.8 followed by Garcia 96.2 Horgan 95.6 Ianniello 95.0 and others. High season figures include Steinmann 346 for triples and 137 for singles. Team highs show Villanova 1687 in triples and Marquette 592 in singles.
Bedford cheerleaders selected by a faculty committee will support all basketball games. Christine Barrett Nancy Davis Joan Elwood Carole Gillespie Carole Howey Terrie Lindley Marjorie Lord Muriel Mazzocca Joan Smith Mary Ann Sullivan Susan York are named. Miss Helen Gfroever oversees the group.
The Colonial girls varsity basketball team opened league play with a 36 31 victory over Ayer High at Ayer. Final period 4 9 made up the 9 point margin after a 27 27 deadlock. Phyllis Kidder of Ayer led with 22 points, while Judy Guthrie anchored defense for Ayer and co captain Georginia Phelps and Jeanne Steele starred for Colonial. The article also digresses into Canada goose flight details.
In a show packed with fresh faces and new talent, the French champion headlines an Ice Capades program featuring bold performances and rising skaters. The roster emphasizes youth and evolving skill as spectators enjoy a shift toward novelty and vigor.
A three member Concord Carlisle regional school district planning board was organized with Dr Bruce S Old as chairman and Miss Doreen I Young as secretary treasurer. Members include Frederick J Robbins William B Lockman William H Shumway and Charles M Evans. The group will study forming a regional high school and oversee construction needs and operation for the district.
Last Monday Concord High students received their polio shots, many as part of the second dose in a three shot series. The school also showed educational films in class and hosted a talk by an Annapolis recruiter for math students, highlighting entrance requirements and the effort to maintain good grades. Dorothy Bowering was chosen as the D A R girl for the year, a top honor reflecting community and school leadership.
Acton School lunch menu lists a meal option including butterscotch with cream and a pint of milk. The readable fragment notes pupil lunch offerings and beverages for the Acton school.
Sudbury center Tommy McLean scored 22 to pace the Sudbury Lincoln quintet but Marlboro Panthers, led by Paul Drummey with 12, edged the home team 50 to 43. McLean dominated underneath while Marlboro’s Forbush and Lombardo were held under 10 as Marlboro won the jayvee, and Sudbury’s Joey Melton added 13 in a tight regional contest.
Concord High School staged a lively talent show with diverse acts including piano, guitar, violin, dancing, and song performances. Notable participants included Alan bef pats Hypod assistants, Polly Anderson, Arthur Johnson, Nancy Watson, Joan Applegren, and Diane Stragin, among others.
The Concord Middlesex League starts play with opening schedules. Trae Melrose faces Belmont and Reading meets Wakefield. Concord hosts Wednesday games as Reading tries Melrose at Wakefield and Belmont hosts Lexington in a busy start.
Middlesex opens its winter sports season with basketball and hockey on the schedule for next week. Squash also expected as Captain Ricky Sax leads the hockey team with Olney of Oregon and Sam Weaver from Greenwich, Connecticut, among others. schedule will be announced.
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