Melrose Tops Concord High In Open League Opener
Melrose led 26-22 at halftime and held on to beat Concord High 50-41 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Tom Berlied and Geogheghan each scored 23 for Melrose while Concord’s Jayvees also won a close game with Peter scoring 15 and Clark contributing for the Melrose squad.
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Ole Miss Defends Title With Dominant Defensive Stand
The Rebels, trailing briefly in the Sugar Bowl era, rallied behind a rock like defense to bottle up LSU and avenge past losses. Coach Paul runs a tight unit as Ole Miss stops the Tigers with a hard fought win.
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Concord High Honors C Award Recipients
Concord High announces its students who earned varsity letters and C awards last week. Football honorees include David Niemi John McCarthy Bruce Maurer and many others. Field hockey captains managers and players such as Rae Martin Ruth Comins Jackie Feldiess Margaret Emerson and Debbie Davis are listed among awardees.
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Concord Middlesex School to resume Jan 5 with winter sports
Concord Middlesex School plans classes return January 5 as squash hockey and basketball schedules heat up. Former teacher Sam Hazard now headmaster at Tuxedo Park School in Tuxedo Mannchester faces Concord next week after a 82-48 win by Captain Wenderench.
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Riflists Open Schedule in Eastern Massachusetts League
Acton coach Jim Sullivan leads Riflists starting next week with a Jan 6 meet against Newton High, followed by a match with Waltham High. The team is based at the State Armory in Concord and ready for the new season.
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Georgia Tech Faces Gator Bowl Test With Uncertain Record
Georgia Tech carries a six and four season and a fragile win record into the Gator Bowl against Arkansas in Jacksonville on January 2. The Jackets rely on capitalizing on opponents mistakes and finished with close losses to Auburn Duke Alabama and Georgia, amid injuries to top players.
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Gala New Year's Eve Party at Rod and Gun Club
The Rod and Gun Club hosts a gala New Year's Eve event at the club house tonight from 9 PM to 2 AM with favors dancing and a buffet supper. Committee in charge includes William A Hagerty Paul Hederstedt Clarence Nelson Allan Prentiss and Walter Segerstrom.
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Booster Members View Color Films of M H S Game
Booster members viewed color films of this year’s Maynard High Clint on football game. The report highlights action plays and key moments from the M H S showdown.
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Acton Girls Varsity Basket Teams Strong Start At Home
Acton girls push to a 24381 point win over Littleton High as Janice Fullenton leads early scoring with six of eight. Adele Poirier and Hermes pace the offense with double digits while Leta tallies 16. Fullenton, Wilson, Bentsen and Duggan anchor the defense as the team shows depth across periods.
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Indians Name Captain
Ken de Haven of Dayton Ohio is named captain. He is a junior center majoring in pre medical studies. Ray Gar is listed as a scout for the Tigers and previously scouted for the New York Yankees last year.
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Locals Schedule Two County Games Next Week
Next for Locals lists two county games on the schedule with classes resuming. Tuesday the locals travel to Wheaton End and the following Friday host Ashland for the league opener.
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Maynard High honors fall spring sports at assembly
Principal Frediano D Mattioli awarded certificates and letters to tall and field hockey players at Maynard High School. Recipients include Co Captains DeRosa Massarelli Duggan Byrne Gunn Mullin Prescott Anderson France Donald Crowther Clark Troisi Lydon Taylor Dee Hatch Hortskotte Ryall Ennequess Gunn Morrison Ugievich and many more. Field hockey varsity awards went to Co Captains Sluy ski Bakun Colleton Koskinen Murphy Kane Melanson Chy zus Martino Juce Lee Darcy DeRosa McDowell Roberta Doyle and manager Annette. Junior varsity field hockey awards honored Co Captains Hatch McGarry Jarmulowicz Maria Boeske Czerkacz Gibson and manager Patricia Doyle Field. Mattiola presented football certificates to three all star selections DeRosa Massarelli Dugzani.
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Concord Faces Middlesex League Rivals Next Week
Concord teams prepare for two home games against Middlesex League rivals. They will host Winchester on January 5 and Stoneham on January 8. Belmont defeated Wakefield 74 to 50 in the open.
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Littleton Defeats Cornellier High in close contest
In a tight matchup, Littleton defeats Cornellier High by a slim margin. The game features strong efforts from both teams with key plays shaping the outcome. The win improves Littleton’s season record while Cornellier faces a setback.
Acton-Junior High Mural Tournament Recap
A four game junior high tournament featured Tigers beating the Cheeta then Beavers 26-14, led by Mary Boardman with points and eight more by Valerie Woe. Chipmunks edged Leopards in a close game with Lorraine Moland and Walker scoring for the losers. Beavers defeated the Foxes in the final, a tight contest with Terre Moore as captain and strong defense from Stapies, Stomie, and Beverly Kiitech.
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Midland All Star Football Team Named for 1959 Season
The 1959 Midland All Star squad, chosen by five league coaches and secretary Ja Honen, features Marlboro and Milford players across positions. Notables include backs Pat Loftus Marlboro with 29 votes and Hudson's D. Gunn, Clinton's Maynard, and guards Niro Milford with 14 and Whalen Milford with 21.
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