Towers Over Concord in Loss to Winchester 84 6
Winchester led 29 14 after the first period and stayed ahead through the game. Captain Doug Thomson scored 30 for Winchester while Roberts added 21. Concord’s Clint Anderson led Concord with 20 points as Don Fraser totaled 16 and Pete Funkhouser 14. Concord dropped to 12 11 in league play with a 25th straight defeat versus Winchester dating to 1947.
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Amense
Winchester
Concord
Winchester Hopey
Nchester
Doug Thomson
Roberts
Clint Anderson
Don Fraser
Péte Funkhouser
Fraser
Paul’ Mellin
Theos
Conford
Ana
Fis
Itiols
Ghee Reich
Leighton
Eile Cs
Raeviar
Praeerye
Anderson, Lf
Bvansirf
Arnie
Maynard-Roy Andersons Lead In Country Club Scores
The report lists scores for multiple teams including Harneys and Middlecotts with totals around the 1700s and 1800s. Individuals such as Anderson 310 and Watt 309 are highlighted among the high scorers, with numerous names and per-person tallies across teams like Sneads event and Ha gens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. McGrath
B. Stakus
J. McGrath
D. Gagne
T. Colonsbo
Ats
Total
Sneads
Vene
T. Chidley
Fears
P. Gilleney
V. Miloweski
Hagens
Creighton
P. Beaudoin
J. Foley
E. Downey
P. Lembo
Ss. Kane
Demarets
G. Colompe
J. Cunningham
Kane
T. Lunny
Maniel Wattu
Toskis DA
Bariteau
B. Boeske
J. Stegarsi
J. Oorton
G. Corrigan
A. Petersen
Concord High Jayvees Run Streak To Three Wins
Concord High jayvees defeated opponent to extend their early season success to three straight wins after seven victories in twelve starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Macone Sets New Triple Record and Roy Hits High
In Bedford on a Wednesday night Macone set a new triple record with 374 points while Roy Anderson scored 366 and Bing Bartolomeo added 355. The event highlighted scoring by Home Products and several teams including General Radio Cushmans and Lumber with multiple players posting big totals and team totals around 1400s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macone
Roy
Bing
Lumber
West Concord
Boas
Bedford
Bonecone
Anderson
Bartolomeo
Lamber
Maconé
C.colombo
J. Mace ‘Donald
R. Moore
D. Heliifian
L. Duggan
A. Felton
T. Poles
Cushmans
P. Petersen
R. Murphy
A. Petersen
FY Ratta
Dees
H. Sayer
E. Hughes
J. Dee
S. de Mao
L. Gentry
J. Dickey
D. Genetti
A. Bartolomeo
J. Hayes
C. Stefanelli
Pote
BE. &S
J. Ander
A. Macone
C. Praeti
C. Anderson
H. Cahoon
R. Hojem
Genetti
J Macone
R. Macone
L. Comeau
R. Moreau
R. Anderson
Two Unbeaten Teams Win NCAA Basketball Titles
New York fielded by unreferenced UPD-SF, discussing 1956 Pecora and 1957 NC teams as the only two unbeaten champions in NCAA tournament history. North Carolina and New York figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
North Carolina
Concord High Aims for Eighth Straight Track Crown
Concord High faces state meet on Saturday February 7 led by coach Ship Prong Four. Team has won consecutive titles with strong past showings from 1951 1956 1957 1986 and 1989 and aims to extend their streak after last year’s score 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
tConteéutivs
Shirley Zips in Big Lead in Ladies Ten-Pin
Shirley zip s to a commanding second half lead with 324 and 111 as Edie McGrath also scores 111 in first half. Replays and scores show Hot Shots and Thunderbirds with high-game totals including M Burke 274 and S Beaudd 288.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Shirley
Recco
Ladies
Edie McGrath
F. Dee
B. Burak
B. Malcolm
M. Burke
Thunderb'rds
Terhaditieen
M. Walsh
Jackie Stensby
H. McCarin
J. Stensby
Binest
Ry Rogers
Pee
S. Beaudd
S.“Redd
Toppers
M. Muscato
A’ McArdie
PP Beaudoin
E. McGrath
B Bouchard
Lae Area Boys Fall After Backboard Collision
A group of Lae area boys suffered injuries after a fall near the basketball backboards during a local game. Reporting indicates minor to moderate injuries with no critical harm noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Area
Trout stocking halted by lake conditions and brewery use
A 1997 biological survey of Lake Na tick Wayland and Framingham found cold water layers suitable for trout occupied only 8 percent of the volume, below the 10 percent minimum. A 1954 Carling brewery planned on the lake shore prompted officials to consult on balancing industry cooling needs with fishing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Wayland
Framingham
Carling
Comets Fly High Clinch Third with Three Straight Wins
The Hansom Comets won three consecutive games to rise toward third place with a 4 7 season mark. They defeated Davisville 49 46 and Navy 62 46 and Waite 56 46 to continue their hot stretch.
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Bedford
Hans¢om Comets
Seversl
Davisville
Eeverton Navy
Waite
Maynard and Hudseamd In Midland League Defeat
Maynard and Hudseamd controlled the Midland League game at Memorial Gym as Maynard ranked winless with 4939 to give the visitors their fifth loss. Dan Shea led the visitors with 113 points and Deus De Rosa scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hudseamd
Memorial Gym
Dan Shea
Deus de- Rosa
Atterberry Aims for Hollis 600 Debut Spotlight
Michigan State junior Willie Atterberry, famed for speed and endurance, eyes a strong 600 yard debut in the Hollis meet. He faces a field including Collymore and Rudy Smith as he expands from 440 events to the indoor six hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Atterbery
Michigan State
Dees
Bén Eastman
Co- Ohio
Compton
Cal
Glenn‘ Davis
Josh
Culbréath
Bakersfield
California
Eddie Collymore
Rudy Smith
Boston Garden
Concord High Closes Middlesex League Run With Home Games
Concord High faces two final league games this week at home after recent wins by Wakefield 57 to 45 and Lexington 63 to 55. The team aims to end the Middlesex League schedule strong with matches against Wakefield and Lexingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Middlesex
Aga
Wakefield
Lexing- Stinseed
Frotti’ Lexington
Home Games Friday and Wednesday Schedule This Week
Home games at Blanchard Auditorium Friday evening with Acton as the opponent. Next Wednesday the locals host Ayer for league play. Also on the schedule Pepperell on February 13 and Bedford on February 17.
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Acton
Blanchard Auditorium
Local High School Basketball Teams Post Hard-Fought Games
The junior varsity and first team played tough games with a late rally by the opponents failing to overcome strong scoring from Acto led by George Robinson eight points. Wayne Pasanen added seven and Kantelis six as Pederson and Richards also scored. The second team lost with Gould leading six points and Richards Armstrong also contributing. Friday's junior high boys beat Hudson 20 to 9, Robinson leading with eight and Pasanen five as Kantelis Jarvi Charles Han sen and Hansen boosted the lineup.
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Nel Iohie
Beys
Loet Nih
Aye Tae
Billeriva Thesday
Invan Xigemely
Wes
George Robinson
Acto
Wayne Pasarnen
George Kantelis
Peter Jarys
John Pederson
Harry Gould
John Richardson
Richards Armstrong
Wayne* Pasanen
Ve. Kantelis
Jarvi
Charles
Han~sén
Robert Hansen
Carmine Sarto
David Brezeinski
Gould
Intra Town Bowling Standings Maynard Grubers Lead
Maynard Grubers white washed Elmweed to seize a first place tie in Intra Town. Scores show K Kartga 338 for the losers and Art Wittanen 336 for the victors, with Grubers totals at 1764 and Seen at 1704 among others, as teams Kings Laundry Tarnys Primoans and others post varying marks.
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Maynard
Grubers
K. Kartga
Art Wittanén
M. Zapereshi
J. Baudréau
Be Mills
Wi Morrill
B. Re
A. Victarien
T. Colombo
P. Watts
J. Fava
Getters Spt
Larsetij
Mariano
H. Novick
Primians
di Pietro
Total
Bearls Win as Maynard Women Hold League Lead
Maynard Bears and Bearls dominate the Maynard Women's League with high team totals. Key scorers include J. Morgan 259 and D. Leach 228 for Bearls, N. Poulson 225 and R. Schnab 246 for Gale, W. Dupree 234 and M. Pirkola 223 for Ailis, as teams post strong totals in a competitive week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard — Béarls
Maynard Women’s League
Bobbie Statkus
Anal
Pauls
J. Morgan
D. Leach
J. LeSage
Bbearls
J. Parke
A. Crossley
A Ter
G. O'Toole
R. Pittsiey
Gale
N. Poulson
EL Schnab
E. Beatty
M. Willett
J. Romilly
G. Dee
Ailis
W. Dupree
M. Pirkola
E. R. DiPietro
Acton-Roxford Pupil Prepares For Feb Matches
Acton-Roxford pupil Dean Soule set for upcoming bouts against Milden and Waltham after yesterday's meet with Watertown. The junior will compete in two February 9 events as part of the season schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Watertown
Coat Dean Soule
Acton-Roxford Peetee High School
Milden
Waltham
Night Score Summary in Harewood Meet
The record shows a scoring line with multiple players listed as DiPietro Watts Dodd Ward and V S and others totaling 1639 points. Names and numbers appear jumbled but indicate a team score or meet event with individual totals.
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S. DiPietro
J.bo
T. Ban Watts
W. Dodd
Ward
V. S
Higgins Powers Fordham DH Night at Holy Cross
Higgins delivered a standout day at Holy Cross as Fordham defeated Holy Cross in a decisive midweek game. The West Concord star produced key hits and drove in runs, marking one of his finest evenings on the mound and at the plate.
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Higgins
Fordham
West Concord
Holy Cross
Quétte
Tuatto Higgins
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Thomson
Wayland Tops
Lincoln-Sudbury
Bruce Waldman
Abbrahimson
Sudbury
Ees ‘Ag
Edseseee
Fraser High
Doner
Brac Evans
Evans
Bollinger
Seer
Atonie
Eeerwee Fraser
Eawee
Funkhouser
Wwe
Manehuse
Jayvees
Holy Ham
Ngewe
Holy Name Loop Cross
Notre Dame
Illanova
Boston College
Tor Chamody
Nanita
Greene
Florida
SS Tae
Teicpi
Tesco
Shea
Daighneault
Metneck
DeRosa
Colleton
A Rosen
Cro
Collythore
Bates
Atterberry
Bob Uter
Univsity
Michiwo
Eh Fuqua
Bearls
Hugh
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