Maynard Gaels Rally to Upset Clinton for First Win
Maynard High boys erased a 13-10 deficit to stun Clinton Gaels 57-43 at Clinton Armory, their first Midland League victory since 1957. Doug DeRosa led Maynard with 16 points, Lennie Melanson added 13, while Dick Lozier scored 16 for Clinton. Maynard Jayves crushed Clinton Jayvees 44-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard High
Clinton Gaels
Clinton Armory
Gaels
Coeh
Bill Formosi
Maynardites
Orange and Black
Doug DeRosa
Lennie Melanson
Capt
Dick Lozier
Maynard Jayves
Clinton Jayvees
Maynard H
Duggan
Rf Crowther
Rf Colleton
If Koskinen
Mullin
Rg Smith
Melanson
Hateh
Clinton H. S
Pts McNally
Ig Prior
Ig Duffy
Rg Ahearn
C Burdell
Lf McLaughlin
Lozier
Weston High
Lincoln Sudbury
Cetoniday
Bob Brenn
Victors
Moore
Cecil’o
Bandsky
C Styron
Mays
Malloon
Weston Pts
Lawson
Lg Newbert
Lg Taylor
Locals, score win to take league lead
Local team climbs to the top of the league with a decisive victory as the scoreline confirms their hold on first place. Key performances solidify the push for the pennant, with standout plays defined by early offense and solid defense.
Lizotte 337 Leads Banshees as Demons Top Acton Bowls
In Dewey & Army Chemical Co league play at Acton Bowladrome the Demons beat the Banshees 3 1 behind Ed Oglivie 324 and Ed Dempsey 318 while Lizotte 337 tops Banshees. Savages beat Rockets 3 1 led by Kansanniva 332. Sabres edge Hawks 3 1 with A Dempsey 316.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bill Lizotte
Demons
Dewey & Army Chemical Co
Acton Bowladrome
Oglivie
Dempsey
George Kansanniva
The
Savages
Rockets
Sabres
Hawks
Art Dempsey
E. Dempsey
Walsh
Huhumaki
Markiewicz
Phipps
Banshees
Piecewicz
Penniman
Champagne
Kangas
Trebdenis
Lizotte
Lampinen
Lehto
Saari
Kansanniva
Yatkiewicz
Taylor
Cook
Sofka
McAvinew
Nocella
Uglevich
Progen
Gilbert
Dean
Farrington
Noel
A. Dempsey
Primiano
Concord Club Lists Top 321 Members in Weekly Cred
The 391 CLUB highlights a roster of named members from Concord Acton Bedford and Mill Dam areas led by R Macone W Concord and D Bregoli Mill Dam. The list tracks participant names across intra town and local groups with scores or identifications ending in late 300s.
Concord-Tudys Blank All Stars for Mill Dam League Lead
Studys Score and Bregoli 367 lead Concord Tudys as they blank All Stars to hold first in the Mill Dam League. Team totals show Ramblers 1546 and Hardware 1585 with other clubs posting mid 1400s while Jokers and Kelleys add top scores.
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Bregoli
Concord
Tudys
All Stars
Mill Dam
Dalgo Bregoli
Bridge Acres
Tudy
P. Muscato
V. Robinson
P. Moreau
G. Spence
R. Anderson
D. Castor
B. Carr
C. Bregoli
Hardware
J. Manchuso
Dummy
J. Pageau
L. Wetherbee
J. Steinmann
Kelleys
B. Nickerson
M. Ziman
D. Drugge
W. Nickerson
J. Kelley
Hubbardville
R. Cull
R. Eddy
W. Smethurst
J. Mayo
C. Mayo
Lincoln
A. Carlson
E. Murphy
W. Peterson
T. Gormley
R. Malloy
Maynard Cagers Aim for Milford Upset in Midland League Tilt
Maynard High School varsity basketball, showing steady improvement, travels to Lynch Auditorium in Milford for a crucial Midland League clash. Milford, defending champions tied with Marlboro Panthers, seeks wins to remain in title contention. Maynard, coming off a 39-34 loss at home and a win over Clinton, eyes another upset as season winds down.
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Maynard
Milford High
Lynch Auditorium
Milford
Marlboro
Panthers
Clinton Gaels
Stow
Intra Town and Local Leagues Stirling Nightly Competition
Patter Maynard hosts a near tight intra town race with eight points separating the leaders. Cullinanes posted 1776 last week as part of the ongoing battle among Art Wirtan Jim Fava Hughie Miller Mike Syrjanen and Vasil Chernak for averages. In Acton men chase in the Olympics and Owls race while Farmers challenge the top spots. Walt Garlson sits atop averages at 113.3 as Acton Gals meet weekly at the new bowling dome. Holy Cross holds second half lead in Holy Name standings, Bearls push for Maynard Women’s second half, Obergs face rough going, and Ladies Ten Pin paces at Bedford with Toppers trailing. Roy Anderson and Specs Kane hold a tight lead in country club averages.
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Maynard
Cullinanes
Art Wirtanen
Jim Fava
Hughie Miller
Mike Syrjanen
Vasil Chernak
Otto Lampinen
Ed Peterson
Acton Way
Olympics
Owls
Farmers
Walt. Garlson
Acton “Gals
Bowladrome
Holy Cross
Holy Name
Bearls
Obergs
Bedford
Trail
Zips
Harneys
Roy Anderson
Specs
Kane Wage
Concord Clinches Fourth Straight Met League Track Title
Concord High defeated Milton 48 to 29 at Boston to seize undisputed first place and its seventh straight title under Coach Skip O’Connor. The meet featured Captain Bill Mullaney scoring heavily and Vic Rizzitano, Teddy Ridout, and George Ridout among top performers despite limited squad strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Boston
Milton High
O’connor
Harry Rowe
Vic Rizzitano
Motta
Teddy Ridout
Bill Mullaney
Tony Rizzitano
George Ridout
Mullaney
T. Ridout
Wilkins
G. Ridout
Alden
Callahan
Libby
McMorrow
Leussler
Rowe
Francis
Powers
Wallin
Rizzitano
Smith
V. Rizzitano
Maynard Teachers To Hold More Fundraisers For Scholarships
Maynard May 16 1959 plan outlines more events to fund the scholarship drive. Plan includes Feb 16 basketball doubleheader women faculty vs girls varsity and men teachers vs Eve rett, a fashion show and a teachers versus varsity baseball game. The effort aims to double prior scholarship aid amid rising education costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frederick P. Capone
Maynard Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Capone
Florence Wilder Chairlgdy
Albert Lever
Maynarg
Everett
Mayn
Oldest Stakes Race in U S Held Since 1831 at Keeneland
Lexington notes the Phoenix Handicap at Keeneland is the oldest stakes race in the United States. First run in 1831, the event remains a centerpiece of thoroughbred racing at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Lexington
Keeneland
U.S
Concord Team Defends Class D Title Despite Injuries
Concord's injury plagued high school track squad aims to defend the Class D state crown at Boston Garden with coach Skip O'Connor seeking his 50th state title. Key athletes Nichols Harris Kilham Stuart Beharrell face illnesses and injuries as East Bridgewater and Oliver Ames loom.
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O’connor
Concord
Boston Garden
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Harold Nichols
Kit” Harris
Dick Kilham
Jack Stuart
Dick Beharrell
East Bridgewater
Oliver Ames
Val Muscato
Nichols
Bill Mullaney
Dick Francis
Tony Rizzitano
Kilham
Jack Duncan
Dean White
Billy Creighton
Jack Novan
Harris
Beharrell
John Alden
Vic Rizzitano
Teddy Ridout
John Fisk
George Ridout
Jack Valentine
Mark Rizzitano
Mile
Bill Libby
Dickie Woodruff
Tofiy Rizzitano
Mullaney
Nason Wilkins
Mike McGrath
Francis
T. Rizzitano
Alden
G. Ridout
Duncan
St Mark's rout locals for 8th win in Private School League
St Mark's remains undefeated at 8-0 after a 6-1 hockey victory over Middlesex School at Gardner Rink. Southboro-Devy Hamlin scored three times and Si Anthony added two, with other scorers including Phelan and King as St Mark's rolled to the win. Middlesex drops to 1-7.
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Southboro
Devy Hamlin
Si .Anthony
St. Mark’s
Middlesex School
Gardner
Middlesex
Steedman
DiCicco
Phelan
King
Frelinghuysen
Wilderting
Wick
Wonwards
Tyler
Hamlen
Mercer
Anthony
Gilpee Hutccins
Hoins
Sanger
Hersey
Lane
Parker
Welbster
Russell
Kelley
Adams
Newbury
R. Burns
Jones
Field
Weld
Bushnell
K. Burns
Hamiltn
Umpire Association Formed In Massachusetts
Maynard three American League umpires helped form a Massachusetts Umpires Association at a Springfield meeting on Saturday. Attending were John Flaherty of Maynard Edwin Hurley of Holyoke Bill Summers of Upton and Artie Gore of Lexington. Joseph Kelleher of Boston is president. ten umpiring boards exist in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Flaherty
Falmouth
Edwin Hurley
Holyoke
Bill Summers
Upton
Massachusetts Umpires Association
Springfield
Artie Gore
Lexington
Joseph Kelleher
Boston
Strikes and Spares Mix of Bowling News at Local Leagues
New Concord alleys expected to open around February 22 per Chet Smethurst. K of C League status questioned as Skittlers of Union Church plan another Bedford party Friday. Lumber leads West Concord while General Radio and Cushmans loom as contenders. Macones have finished last recently. Mill Dam Tudys hold a comfortable lead with Ramblers close behind and Ramblers achieve a high team triple of 1603.
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Concord
New Concord
Chet Smethurst
K. of C. League
Skittlers
Union Church
Bedford
West Concord
General Radio
Cushmans
Macones
Mill Dam
Tudys
Ramblers
Rambl
Maynard Sports Lifewith Al Cowles
A Maynard sports column laments adults’ apathy toward Little League risking 200 youth in the program. It praises Pete Jensen’s eight years of service, notes Assabet Valley Little League’s impact, and previews a Maynard Town House meeting to organize for spring. Rumors place Will DeRosa as a potential coach to replace Ray Norden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ray
Assabet Valley Little League
Sua
Maynard Town House
May Stow
Marlboro
Will DeRosa
Ray Norden
Beverly
DeRosa
Clinton
Walloping Concordias
Alex Kulevich
Jimmie Duggan
al Aléxanian
Charles Garabedian
Stags
Imoro
Philadelphia Giants
Detroit Clowns
Chain Gang
Waltham Street Hall
Y.P.S.L
Willie Fingard
Unity of Massachusetts
Clark University
Bill
H. S
U. of Mass
Tauno
John
Deerfield Academy
Hudson H. S
Big
Horse
Acton Girls Edge Ashby In Narrow 54-50 Victory
Acton-Colonial girls beat Ashby 54 to 50 as teamwork carried the win. Elliot led Ashby with 26 points, Hermes and Poirier each had 25 for the Colonials, while Fullenton, Bentsen, Miller and Duggan contributed on offense and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton — Colonial
Ashby High
Miss Elliot
Ashby
Miss Damon
Colonials
Leta Hermes
Adele Poirier
Colonial
Janice Fullenton
Judy Bentsen
Sandra Miller
Boars
Catherine Duggan
Concord Men’s Club hosts sports night at church
The Concord Men’s Club at Trin ieian Congregational Church will hold a sports night Friday at 6 45 p m in the parish hall. After dinner a showing of Red Sox movies follows. Reservations are managed by Everett C Thorpe EM 9 2014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinieian Congregational Church
Everett C. Thorpe
Rally Sparks Locals Win Over Nobles
Injured Am players boosted their average lane coverage from 11000 dollars in 1958 as locals rally to defeat Nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rally Spark
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Brenn
Weston
Dunn
San Francisco
UPI
Ordy Soltau
Westford
Boxboro
Wachusetts
Littleton
Jack Dunlap
Bob Gould
Loters
Bokbere
MacPhee
R. Macone
W. Concord
D. Bregoli
Wetherbee
Bartolomeo
Brady
Bedford P. Little
J. Genet
Bedford Miller
W. Carlson
R. Scribner
H. Smith
Hayes
H. Harmon
J. MacDonald
R. O'Neil
Recco
Ladies Ogilvie
D&a
Jokters
Pip ‘Patter
Help Your Heart Fund
Marlene Kistner
Gordon Crossland
Shipstads
Nson
Miss Kistner
Galt
Ontario
Young Crossland
Jockeys
Pass Gould
Strikers
O.B.R
Postoffice
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BR. No
B. R
Braves
ST. Mark's
Ump
Murphys
Grubers
Kings
Tarnys
Tos
Tobias
Blowwood
Laundry
DiPietros
Tuttos
Murphys Va Kings
Laun- Dodds
Stretchs
Elmwood
al Cowles
Edge Ashby
W. Concord League Lumber
Sane
Ee Palmers
E'S
Sir Nee Ek
Fentons
Whitneys
Hardings
Home Products
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Dees._ve. Lions
Lumber
Palmers
Middl
Noble & Greenough
Hind
Middlesex Gls
Fb Underwood
Rf . Clarke
Wiggins
Dedham
Cod Va
Camibridge
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