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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
10
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Concord Rod and Gun Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday February 27 at 8 PM at the clubhouse. President James W Powers announces a vote to dispose of a recently acquired portion of land near the clubhouse. Treasurer William A Hagerty reported the annual financials and dues are now due.
At Marlboro High School on January 24 the Midland League heard Franklin High School protest a January 4 game against Milford High School. Milford won 57 to 54 and League officials ruled the protest rested on a judgment call, not a rules interpretation, so the game result stands. Clinton High School Principal Philip J. Flanagan presided.
Concord High, undefeated in league meets, meets Malden Catholic for the Met Track League division crown Saturday at East Newton Street Armory. Coach Skip O’Connor plans to field his strongest team as Concord challenges for the title.
In midseason play Action-At reports several junior high games. The Cardinals lead the White League with wins over Hawks and Blue Jays as Lynn Perkins Donna Cunningham and Diana Moore post strong totals. Judy Deane and Marion Fowler pace multiple scorers for various teams in a busy day of intra mural action.
The Maynard Stags lost 81 to 92 to Leominster Rec. Center, the league leaders, before 149 fans at Memorial Gym. Hank Nowick led Maynard with 32 points while Gabe Simon paced Leominster with 31. Dargiewicz fouled out late in the third as Maynard faces Concord Reformatory and other upcoming games.
West Concord standings show leader Bing Simioneo with 106.3, followed by George Spence 106.2 and John Hayes 105.7. Other top figures include Wendell Jones 104.3, Sam DeMao 408.7, Tom Peelee 103.7, Bartolomeo 101.8, Andy Petersen 101.2, and R Lait 101.21. The list also notes Roy Anderson 101.1 Arthur Carlson 100.6 Harold Cahen 99.9 R Jaquith 99.6 Bob Hosem 99.5 Charlie Stefanelli 99.0 LeRoy Gentry 97.5 Wally Macone 97.3.
Concord High defended its Class D indoor crown at Boston Gardens, scoring 45 points to beat Stoughton with 18. Co Capt Wallace Crawford set a new dash record at 5.6 seconds in heats and finale, while Dick Evans and Alan Williamson placed in hurdles. Fran Arnold also repeated in the shot with 45 34% feet as Dave Evans and Williamson placed in related events.
Fort Devens hosts wrestling championships February 13 and 14 open to military personnel. An eight-man all star Fort Devens team will compete in the First Army meet February 25 to 28. Submit names to special services by February 7. Eight weight classes. team may enter freestyle and Greco Roman. post champion receives Fort Devens Wrestling Team trophy.
Acton Colonial girls beat Lunenberg 45 32 last week. Jeanne Steele led scoring with 29 points on 13 field goals and four shots, while Madeline Koc added 12. Geora Phelps Julie McCarthy and the defense of the Colonials sealed the win.
In Northboro on January 30 the Girls Basketball team fell 72 to 54. January 31 at Harvard the team lost 38 to 31 with Joan Herrick scoring 25 and 30 points in the two games. On January 31 the Stow Boys Basketball team beat Harvard at home 50 to 21. Stow girls are set to meet Northboro on February 12.
Concord led by Shirley Reese just missed the 300 by a single pin with a 299 in a bowling card. The Zips defeated the Whips 3-1 while Blembs tied the Jets in last week's action. Ladies Ten Pin matches at Bedford.
In a muddled report, Mayhard Mir Ed Obores posted an 8 0 victory. Pauls tied with Ailis and Gale delivered a 6 2 score. Mann was high in the event, but the fragmentary text leaves key details unclear.
Veteran Dodger Dick Heekin joins Dartmouth and Colley Michaels in a mixed sports update. Michaels and Heekin are listed among divers and squash players in campus athletics summaries.
Maynard Kaydettes top the Coun try Club League with 19 wins and 9 losses followed by Minute-Men 18 10 Midgettes 13 15 All Stars 13 15 Bug a boo 12 16 Ramblers 9 19 Matches Sunday include Midgettes versus Bug a boos Kaydettes versus Minute Men and Ramblers versus All Stars at 8 p m North America elk history notes wapiti Indians and colonists naming the creature elk
In a junior high boys contest two teams faced off with notable performances. John Caouette led scoring with 10 points, Ken Sweetser added 2, David 16, Donald Lee 14, Fred 4, and Sam Teague along with Teddy Jamrence contributed 12 each. St Bernard’s and Fitchburg posted 52 and 5 points respectively.
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