Thirty Third Annual Sportsman Show Opens in Mechanics Building
The Thirty Third annual New England Sportsmen's and Boat Show runs nine days from February 4 in Boston. Ted Williams, Jack Sharkey, Pogo the boxing kangaroo, Zippy the chimpanzee, Rock Robertson, and the White Clouds headline alongside numerous acts. Exhibits include boats valued up to 35000 dollars, a 51 home assembly pram, a 51 foot luxury yacht, and state showcases from New Hampshire Maine Massachusetts Vermont. Governors Herter Muskit Dwinelle Johnson plan visits as the show features outdoor demonstrations and a large tank exhibit.
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New England
Mechanics Building
Ted Williams
Jackat Sharkey
Sharkey
Sharkeys
Pogo
Zippy
Ed Sulliven
Garry Moore
I’kewise
Rouge Gorge
Dodasons
Grand Hall
Chief White Cloud
Percon
Princess White Fawn
Princess Shining Star
Prince Chi Chi
Enland
New Hampshire
Great North Country
Maine
Klir Beck
Clare
Massachusetts
Herter
Muskit
Dwinnelle
Johnson
Vermont
Boston
Alley Kings Triumph as Shaw Fires 287 in Bowling Match
Maynard-Killers lose three points as W Shaw rolls a 287 and 102 in the Maynard High School Bowling League. Tutto Jrs beat Alley Kings 3-1 with high scores from Graham 268 Graceffa 238 Seura 273 Helin 258. Alley Kings fall despite L Armour 248 and C Ferland 268 while Killers total 988 led by Shaw 287.
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Maynard — Killers
Maynard
W. Shaw
Tutto’s
Alleys «Kings
Tutto
Tutto Jrs
B. Graham
J. Graceffa
B. Seura
C. Helin
Alley Kings
R. Weaving
Peggy McCarthy Leads Night Pin Circuit Scorers
Concord Peggy McCarthy topped the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling circuit at Lexington with 273, 102. The Nite Fiters blanked Nite Ryders 4-0, while Nite Owls beat Mid-Niters 3-1. Team totals: Nite Fiters 1267, Nite Ryders 1185, Nite Owls 1225, Mid-Niters 1218.
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Concord
Peggy McCarthy
Lexington
H. Dickson
B. Malcolm
T. Trabucco
B. Faunce
P. Heyliger
Concord-Charlie Campo Basso Out Of State Meet
Concord notes track captain elect Campo Basso is sidelined for the state meet due to school discipline. Coach O'Connor hopes he returns this week. Fran Arnold won the shot put with his best throw. Wallace Crawford swept three dash heats. Al Beecy faces potential appendicitis and watches from the stands. Rene Beaudoin shot a 136 single in the West Concord League after sitting as low man on second string. John Ross of Boston and Mills Lane of White Hall co-captain Middlesex hockey. Coach Cutler’s goalie helps Middlesex show solid form. Winchester hosts Stoneham with a possible tie scenario if Concord and Reading lose. The Phillipsmen head to the Garden again.
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Concord
Charlie Campobasso
O'Connor
Fran Arnold
Wallace Crawford
al Beecy
Bedford
Rene Beaudoin
John Ross
Boston
Mills Lane
White Hall
South Carolina
Middlesex Hockey
Sam Cutler
Winchester
Reading
Indians
Stoneham
Phillipsmen
Better Pie Crust Uses Cool Filling In Shell
A cooking tip advises that cooling the filling before adding it to the crust helps achieve a flakier, crisper pie. Cooling prevents soggy bottom and helps the crust bake evenly.
Concord High Tops Stoneham for Second Win This Season
Concord High defeated Stoneham High 62 to 41 at Hunt Gym. Captain Clark Thorpe scored 24 points and Captain Bob Testa added 18 for Stoneham as Concord claimed its second win over Stoneham this season in nine meetings.
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Testa
Concord
Concord High
Stoneham High
Hunt Gym
Stoneham
Clark Thorpe
Bob Testa
Concord Hutchinson
Rf Burak
McKenzie
K. Roberts
Arnold
Gilman
Purcell
Rg Thorpe
Stoneham Roberts
Ig Davis
Boyd
Rg Murrin
C Forbes
J Sweet
Rf Cogent Tre
Powers
Rf Aa
Holy Cross to play nine game 1956 football slate
Holy Cross releases a nine game schedule with two definite Sunday home games and a possible third at Fitton Field. Open with Dayton on Sept 30 at Fitton Field and host Quantico Marines on Oct 28. Schedule includes Colgate Penn State Dartmouth Syracuse and Boston University with a Dec 1 game at Fenway Park against Boston College.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Crusader
Eugene F. Flynn
Crusaders
Boston College
Fitton Field
University of Dayton
Quantico Marines
Marquette
Laurence A. “Moon” Mullins
Saders
State College
Pennsylvania
T Ah ‘Lions
Boston University Field
Terriers
Boston Braves
Colgate University
Penn State University
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Boston University
Boston
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Major Boxing Bout Delayed as DeMarco Withdraws
Former welterweight champion Tony DeMarco pulled out of the Feb 7 non-title bout with Wallace Bud Smith of Cincinnati due to a virus infection. Larry Bordman of Marlborough, Conn., will replace DeMarco in the 10 rounder at the Boston Garden. The DeMarco Smith bout was rescheduled for March 5 at the Garden.
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Boston
Tony DeMarco
Wallace Bud Smith
Cincinnati
Sam Silverman
Larry Bordman
Marlborough
Conn
DeMarco
Boston Garden
Maine
DeMarco-Smith
the Garden
Bordman
Armando Savoie
Dennis Pat Brady
Curley Munroe
Bobby Murphy
Brighton
Jackie O’brien
Concord High crowns four in Class D indoor title
Concord High dominated the Boston Garden state Class D meet winning the indoor title with 35 points to Jamaica Plain's 27. Captain Al Dougherty claimed the 300 yard dash in 33.7 seconds, close to the standing record. Fran Arnold won the shot put, Wallace Crawford the 50 yard dash, and a winning relay team included Dougherty Flanigan Crawford and Herlihy.
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Concord
Jamaica Plain
Concord High
Boston Garden
Dougherty
Charlie Flanigan
Crawford
Paul Herlihy
Jamaica Plai Base
Venders
Somerset
Flanigan
Dick Montague
Mark Crowell
Bob Cook
Herlihy
George Davidson
Bedford Bowling League Leads Strikers Over Barber Shop
Bedford League action at Lexington saw the Strikers halted by Barber Shop as Bedford added to its lead. Cunningham upset Town Taxi Pals who edged Old Billerica Road by three points. Gould and Jockeys split, and Kelleys beat Yanks 4 to 0.
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Bedford
Lexington
Cunningham
Town Taxi Pals
Old Billerica Road
Gould
Jockeys
Kelleys
Yanks
Concord Citizens Committee Meeting Scheduled in Town House
The Concord Citizens Committee will meet Monday February 13 at 8 o'clock in the court room of the Town House. Directors must be present as the recently incorporated charter is to be accepted and new officers for the coming year elected. Acting Chairman John B. Bartolomeo will preside.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
John B. Bartolomeo
Juniors Begin Hoop Series At Acton Junior High
Junior high intramural basketball opens with Team 1 sweeping two games. They beat Team 2 22 to 21 as David Harris led scorers with 14 points. Gerald Cs accounted for 22 in Team 3’s 45 to 26 win over Team 4.
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Acton
Team
Team 2
David Harris
Winnners
Fred Lawrence
Ken Wise
Albert Blanchard
Victor Cornellier
Eric Swense
Paul Cobreigh
Robert DeWitt
Team 3
Tearh 4
Gerald Cs
D Parsons
Bernard McGarigle
Ight
Donald S Ser
Paul Fierra
David Mc&lvein
Bruce Bottomley
Wayne Hampson
Frawley 312 Leads Marquette to 4-0 Win Over Notre Dame
West Concord First half champ Marquette dominates Notre Dame 4 to 0 at Tutte's. Larry Frawley scores a 312 triple and 112 single to pace the Golden Eagles, with solid contributions from Santora, Mogan, Donovan, Tombeno, and Devlin. Holy Cross tops Villanova 4-3, Boston College beats Fordham 3-1 in other actions.
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West Concord
Marquette
Tutte’s
Notre Dame
Villanova
Holy Cross
Boston College
Fordham
Larry Frawley
P. Ianniello
J. Tombeno
F. Devlin
R. Windheim
J. Hollenkamp
J. Jungers
J. Pageau
M. Garcia
W. Horgan
M. Sluyski
N. O’connor
J. Viscariello
N. Christian
J. Steinmann
T. Conlon
T. Ryan
W. Carew
R. Loughlin
Dummy
S. O’connor
C. Malone
J. Wallace
R. Cahill
L. Frawley
S. Salwa
R. Barker
Gillis
D. O'Hare
Dee
J. Francis
Thorpe Second High Scorer in Middlesex League
Capt Clark Thorpe of Concord High stands as the second leading scorer in the Middlesex Basketball League with 154 points through Tuesday’s games. Leader is Capt Don McGillicuddy with 220 points. Reading star trails Laughlin by 14 points from last year’s record, with other top scorers including Bellino Lynch Apsley DeSantis Purcell.
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Concord
Clark Thorpe
Concord High
Middlesex Basketball
Don McGillicuddy
Reading Star
Paul Laughlin
Joe Bellino
Winchester
John Lynch
Mark Apsley
Jim DeSantis
John Purcell
Middlesex Sports Notes Highlight Jamboree and Wins
Middlesex seconds hockey defeated Governor Dum mer 3-0 at South Byfield while the third team beat Natick Junior High 5-1 and the fourth icemen tied Fessen den 3-3 at West Newton. Basketball seconds beat St. Mark's seconds 37-26. thirds 60-23. Saturday seconds won Noble & Greenough seconds 66-27. thirds beat St. Sebastians 31-29. Jamboree on January 25 at Milton Academy saw Middlesex seconds victors.
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Concord— Middlesex
Governor Dummer
South Byfield
Natick Junior High
Browne & Nichols
Fessenden
West Newton
St. Mark’s
Noble & Greenough
St. Sebastians
Milton Academy
Middlesex
Twins Arrive in Triplets on Foster Farm
Niles Michigan report notes three sets of twin calves born in a 10 day span on the John Foster farm near the city.
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Fever Niles, Mich
John Foster
Here
Center School closes grades one to three amid scarlet fever scare
Sudbury officials order temporary closure of grades one to three at Center School to curb scarlet fever. Ten cases reported. South and Edison Schools stay open. Conferences with teachers postponed. special help classes organize for upper grades.
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Sudbury
Budke
Sudbury Board of Health
Center School
South
Edison
Center
The
Newton
Acton League stars in 300 Club dominance
Concord Ed Anderson leads the Acton League with a 377 top score in last week’s 300 Club event. Notables include Watts 319, Watson 316, Lombard 328, Conquest 321, Scribner 319, Lester 313, Hatch 313, and many others across Maynard W Concord Acton Mill Dam and Holy Name clubs.
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Concord
Ed Anderson
Acton League
Anderson
Acton Anair
P. Watts
Maynard
Watson
Acton
C. Bregoli
Mill
Carlson
Jones
W. Concord
R. O'Neil
Peterson
D. Bregoli
Mill Dam
R. Anderson
Mula
Batt
Smith
Decker
Wetherbee
B. Heiligmann
Ladies
Kilkenny
Hansen
Acton-Lancaster Girls Defeat Acton High 56 to 34
Acton-Lancaster girls beat Acton High 56 34 in the Worcester league Friday. Co Captain Sylvia Beaudoin scored 21 and Karen Spinney 14 as the locals maintained the league lead. Other scorers included Miss Steele seven Koh two and Patch 12. Miss Schuman led the losers with 22.
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Acton—Lancaster
Acton High “Gals
Sylvia Beaudoin
Karen Spinney
Miss Schuman
Misses Steele
Koh
Patch
Squashmen Split Pair of Matches
Concord Middlesex School defeated St Pauls Concord New Hampshire 5-0 before losing to Deerfield Academy 4-1 in weekend home matches. Coach John Briggs teams now stand four wins three losses with players Allen Farnsworth Meyer Lake Kuhn.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. Paul’s of Concord
New Hampshire
Deerfield Academy
John Briggs
Allen, Farnsworth
Meyer
Lake, Kuhn
Sudbury District Hoop Contest Fails To Lessen Sudbury Slump
Sudbury faced a tough crowd last Friday with a seven point edge by Sudbury fielding a trial squad. Frank Vana led scoring with several points while Al Moulton Mont and Pittman contributed. The game opened slow with Medfield’s defense stifling Sudbury’s offense as Don Howell and Hairston joined the tally.
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Sudbury
Sudby
Pol
Frank Vana
Frank
al Moulton
Mont
Don Howell
Pittman
Midd ay StTM Western Massachusetts Towns Parcel Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads list of towns including Middlesex area Ayer Lancaster Littleton Groton Westford and Acton. The text hints at a regional reference or notice among communities in eastern Massachusetts. No clear event or action is specified.
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Acton Ayer
Lancaster
Littleton
Groton
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Garden
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