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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1961
Page
12
Concord-Carlisle lost to Levington 66 to 43 at the new regional gym on Friday night as Capt. Tom Berlied suffered a severe ankle sprain and appears out for the season. Earlier Coach Bob Seaward's team had edged Lexington 54 to 50. Berlied led his squad in scoring.
Lexington led early but faded as Maynard surged to a 46 17 victory behind McCarthy scoring 15. For Locals Dave Clark and Bob Baker added 12 each Terry Taylor 11. C C Jayvees fell 46 45 as Gerry Ireland scored 16.
The Carlisle P T A meets Monday February 2 to discuss community matters. Laurence Hi Sanford will preside over the session.
Stow Grange agricultural committee lists a card party and penny sale at Stow Town Hall on Saturday at 6 p m. Proceeds support Grange activities and community programs.
Maynard Miss Florence Wilder, principal, announces Emerson JHS honor roll for the second marking period. Grade 7 names include Carole Iskian, David Smith, Cheryl Anderson, Alan Carlton, John Erkkinen, and others with all A’s or A’s and B’s. Grade 8 lists Dennis Agin, Christine Baker, Martha Beebe, Edmund Crotty, Robert Della Russo, Elaine Erkkin en, and additional students earning A’s and B’s.
The Acton Pilgrim Fellowship held a Sunday evening meeting with Joseph Cimbera Jr as youth director. Paula McPherson of Mainstree led the installing officers for Ayer Assembly of Rainbow Girls. Maureen Lymberg of Roxborough was installed as worthy advisor, with Sally Boeske, Priscilla Robinson, and Mrs Grace Smith among the officiants. Concord Assembly.
Berlied stars deliver key performance as the team defeats regional foes 57 to 53. Baker and Taylor combine for 25 points to lead the scoring effort and seal the victory.
The Hudson High girls varsity basketball team defeated Acton High 30-29 in overtime, their first win over Acton since 1955. Priscilla Gannon led Hudson with 12 points and scored the overtime winner, with Nancy Perry adding 12 points. Box Score:
Sudbury 7 and 8 grade team defeated St Michael's at Hudson Catholic High Gym. Jackie Larson led Sudbury with 11 points while Ed Kursonig scored 15 for the Hudson squad in a losing effort.
Mr and Mrs Joseph R Campobasso Western named their fourth child and second son David Walter Grandparents are Joseph C Campobasso of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Walter Nichols of Philadelphia Pa Mrs Nichols has been staying with her grandchildren.
Acton J V's beat Oakmouth Regional 44 43 at Blanchard Auditorium securing a third win in three days. Harry Gould sealed victory with a second free throw after a late foul while George Robinson scored 19 in the first half. Wayne Pasanen led Ashland Clockers to a 71 51 defeat at Acton with 23 points and Ros Gubser 14 and strong board work. Colonials move to three Dual County wins against six losses.
Maynard junior high varsity earned their fourth straight win edging Concord 18 to 16. Jeff Lever and Bob Sebastyn led with five points each while Joe Mancini and Wayn Cash added six in the first and last quarters. Mike Carlton Jimmy Marcey and John Erikkinen added one each at the line as Concord pressed late.
The board of selectmen will meet February 15 at 7 30 p m in Gleason Public Library with Chairman Merrill C Hobart presiding. The final chance for new voters to register before the March 6 town election is Tuesday February 14 from noon to 10 p m at Gleason Library.
Nobles of Dedham beat Concord private school 65 to 48 with Captain Tom Garretson scoring 29 for the locals. Nobles led 36-12 at halftime as Boon and Gray contributed for the home team.
The Concord team in the Greater Lowell League split two games last week. They lost to Lowell Boys Club 82 to 75, with Don Fraser scoring 22 and Ed Gallagher, Paul McLaughlin, and Toby Snelson each at 13. They then beat St Louis of Lowell 80 to 54, as McLaughlin led with 24 while Fraser added 18 and Gallagher 15. Vreetas led Lowell with 22. V. Boma topped the Concord losers with 25.
Maynard Emerson Junior High plays Hudson this afternoon in the last regular game. Acton Boxborough Junior High hosts Wayland tomorrow and Stow on Wednesday February 15. Acton Boxborough varsity faces Lincoln Sudbury at home Friday night while the girls play Littleton Tuesday afternoon and the boys play Wayland with the girls meeting Burlington later.
The J H S seventh grade rallied to a 23 19 win led by Bobby Sebastyn with 12 points and Bill Tobin six as Maynard earns its fifth straight win. Eighth graders fell 41 39 in overtime paced by Mike Barrett 12 and Joe Mullin 16 with Capt Dave Sullivan five and Richard Uglevich four for Maynard while Ronald Sweatt scored 11 for Acton Boxborough.
Sudbury youth star Ron Kimball led Belmont Hill with 12 points and 42 rebounds as the undefeated squad rout ed Brown and Nichols 81 to 53. Teammate Ron Woodbury added 22 points, moving the Hillies closer to a third straight Private League title with three games remaining while Kimball tops season totals at 262 points and 250 rebounds.
Concord roared to a 90 76 victory over Cap tains in the Greater Lowell Town League as McLaughlin scored 22 and Ed Gallagher added 20. The locals led 41 30 at halftime and poured in 49 points in the final two periods with 18 from Coach Ken Olser and 13 from Toby Snelson and Don Fraser.
Maynard-Acnes and old timer pains ease as the Maynard Booster basketball team holds Saturday workouts in Memorial Gym. Boosters plan a Friday night benefit game against the rival faculty, hoping past close loss and alleged early overage players won’t repeat.
Weston built a 6-2 league edge and defeated Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury 69 49 to bar the hosts from post season action. Captains Danosky Aiken and John Garrison starred for regional while JV: Hetherington scored 17 in Weston 36 31 win with Dan Carter Neil Patterson and Harvey Cobb notable.
Mullin High Juniors split two games led by Mike Barrett with 18 points and Joe Mullin with 13 as they defeated Wayland 55 35 at Memorial Gym. Maynard Juniors showed scoring odds with Uglevich 10 Sullivan seven and Sullivan plus Sczerzen and Hansen on defense. The Fighting Seventh staged a late rally against a taller Wayland squad but fell short with Tobin Lei er Mancini and Sebastyn among top late contributors.
Concord Friday junior high boys beat Tewksbury 35 28 after a slow first half. Belliveau led scoring with points while Sampson had nine. Moody Sweatt Browne Riordan and James contributed with baskets and rebounds as the team surged in the third period.
West Acton Woman's Club will hold a luncheon at 12 30 followed by a business meeting and a 2 30 p m program. A Bailey Wallpaper representative will discuss home wallpaper colors. Co chairmen are Mrs Joseph Coughlan and Mrs Delbert Reichardt with Mrs Kenneth B Reidy as president.
Ralph Wilson, senior at Springfield College, spends ten weeks in Framingham and Eastern seaboard public schools for practical teaching. He will observe and assist in supervisory and administrative duties as well as teaching and coaching as part of the education program. Wilson plans to teach physical education and coach after graduation in June.
Governor Dummer and Middlesex met in a 60-54 contest here with Dummer and Steeler each scoring 14 points. Middlesex led 31-28 at halftime before an 18-point third period surge sealed the outcome for Concord.
Andover-Middlesex S¢ was blanked 8-0 by a strong Andover Academy sextet last Wednesday. Sides and Smoyer Jr scored three goals for the winning side.
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