Maynard key player leads Crimson to 57 point win
Maynard tops Hudson 57 in a high school basketball game as he scores 30 points and the team extends a winning streak. Sluysky adds 15 points and wills the visitors to stay ahead, while Manning struggles with rebounding and the squad maintains the lead through the third period.
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P Maynard
Sluysky
Lou Colombo Rves
Milltown
High Gis
Jane
Biase
Ieee Deers Ve
Fear
Aufman
Zinkers
Oire
Vick
Fish catching eyed as crowding relief, says Michigan chair
In a fragmented report from Michigan, F. Lagler notes that catching fish may help manage valley overpopulation and stunted growth. He discusses seasonal feeding habits and suggests best spots for winter fishing and improved yields.
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F. Lagler
Mich
Middlesex Teams Win Vastly in Winter Sports Action
Middlesex teams pushed a strong winter run with 15 wins in 18 contests. The hockey squad won two league games 5 1 over Browne and Nichols and 6 0 over St Mark's. The second hockey team beat Milton 3 2 and then edged Milton 1 0 in a jamboree final. The third hockey team won three matches including Fessenden Browne Nichols and St Mark's. The basketball team led the league after a 90 30 victory over Nobles setting a new league scoring record while Sam Davis posted 33 points. The second team beat St Marks and Nobles. the third team beat St Mark's but lost to St Sebastian's by one. Both squash teams defeated St Pauls. the first fell to Deerfield.
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Concord
Middlesex
Browne & Nichols
St. Mark’s
Milton
Misex
Fessenden
Nobles
Sam Davis
St. Marks
St. Sebastian’s
St. Paul’s
Deerfield
Doping Horse Easy Feat at Race Tracks
LIFE Magazine notes widespread doping in U S horse racing claims tests are inadequate. Dr John McAllister Kater cites at least a dozen undetectable drugs and says saliva urine tests are mainly for show. History shows athletes used benzidine and amphetamine lax early schemes with TRPB warnings.
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U. S
John McAllister Kater
Life Magazine
Kater
Thoroughbred Racing Protective Bureau
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Thoroughbred Racing Association
New England
Pitman-Moore Co
Indianapolis
New Hampshire Hunters Seek Private Deer Season
In Concord New Hampshire Rep David J Bradley proposes a private deer season for state residents to curb out of state hunting. Bradley a former surgeon and Bikini test observer says local hunters suffer from bullets and buckshot from cross border hunters. He notes licenses for out of state hunters likely remain unchanged due to revenue.
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Robert J. LE Donne
United Press
Concord, N. H
New Hampshire
Granite State
David J. Bradley
Hanover
Bradley
Ice fishing conditions report shows poor overall
The Board of Natural Resources releases statewide fishing reports under Howard S Willard. Police officers from North Adams and Pittsfield report poor to fair ice fishing conditions with 75 and 65 fishermen respectively catching 35 mixed species each.
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Board of Natural Resources Today
Commonwealth
Howard S. Willard
Willard
William Kulish
North Adams
Edward Kaurow
Marlboro
Pittsfield
Middlesex Squashmen Clinch Fourth Win 5 0
Coach John Briggs Middlesex School squashmen blanked Harvace freshman last Saturday afternoon in Concord for their fourth win against three losses. Players Lee Allen Farnsworth Meyer defeated their opponents in straight or near finishes with scores listed.
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Concord
John Briggs
Middlesex School
Harvace
Lee
Lenness
Allen
Reynolds
Farnsworth
Walker
Concord High Bowling High Scores This Season
Local Concord-High bowling scores feature Jim Fava of Maynard with 382, Walter Carlson of Acton 374, Joe Genetti of Bedford 352, Sammy DeMao of West Concord 351, Hap Hanson of Mill Dam 349, Joe Steinmann and Richie Loughlin of Holy Name 336, Joe Delaney of TJC 331, Mort Dee of Company H 325, and Shirley Recco of Ladies 302.
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Concord
Jim’ Fava
Maynard
Walter’ Carlson
Acton
Joe Genetti
Bedford
Sammy DeMao
West Concord
Hap” Hanson
Mill Dam
Joe Steinmann
Richie Loughlin
League Bowlers Plan Monday Meeting
West Concord President George W Wilkinson calls a special bowling league meeting at Harvey Wheeler School on Monday February 14 at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend to discuss next year’s play and other items too important for captains and officers to decide alone.
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West Concord
George W. Wilkinson
West Concord Bowling League
Harvey Wheeler School
Winchester Clinches Middlesex League Title With 73 39 Win
Winchester, under coach Jim Phillips, clinched the Middlesex Basketball League crown with a 73 to 39 victory at Lexington last Friday. It is the fourth title in five seasons for Winchester, with Lexington the previous year, and Winchester shared or won titles in earlier years. Reading and Melrose were tied for second entering Tuesday, while Concord planned to face both.
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Concord
Winchester
Lexington
the Enterprise
Jim Phillins
Reading
Melrose
Wakefield
Stoneham
Reformatory Jumps Into 1st Place Tie With Bottled Gas
High scores list top bowlers and team totals as Reformatory and Bottled Gas surge to a first place tie. Notable marks include Sam De Mao 307 and J. Farrar 283 in the Bottled Gas entries, and team totals ranging from 1265 to 1356 across clubs.
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Reformatory
Sam DeMao
Bob O’neil
Wendell Jones
Charlie Stefanelli
O’neill
Rod & Gun
W. Payne
A. Prentiss
J. Oakman
A. Carlson
C. Stefanelli
General Radio
W. Dorr
G. Perillo
A. Hills
J. Bundalavitch
W. Tome
Ostoffice
BE. Cullinane
L. Rae
A. Beaudoin
J. Steinmann
G. Wilkinson
Palmers
L. Palmer
B. Kelly
C. Hamilton
R. McCarthy
B. O’neil
H. Lawrence
J. Alexander
J. Hayes
R. Larson
B. Bartolomeo
Cushman
P. Ian
E. Loughlin
Falcons Rout Ayer 103–47 In Inter-State League
Concord Falcons crushed Ayer 103 to 47 at Hunt Gym. Toby Snelson scored 25 points and Dick Glennon added 24 as the import players led the big victory.
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Concord
Toby Snelson
Dick Glennon
Lexington
Concord Falcons
Ayer
Hunt Gym
Snelson
Glennon
Red Riflemen Dominate World Marksmanship Says Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated blames government subsidies and expert coaching for Soviet riflemen leading at the 36th world championships in Caracas Venezuela. The Russians maintain a talent pool of about 500 marksmen and emphasize year round training, competition incentives, and full time pay for half time work.
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Russia
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
Carge
Europe
Sports Illustrated
Crimea
Fourth Period Rally Boosts Boys Club To 55 54 Victory
In a tight finish the Boys Club erased a three point halftime deficit to beat Maynard 55 54. Forrest, Brennan, Messier, and Grasso combined for twenty points in the fourth period. Gallagher led Maynard with 18 points, Duggan added 14, Brennan hit the decisive long shot and fouls. Red Tripp announced the city series opener against the Mar Recs at the high school gym Friday night featuring three games.
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Forrest
Bob Brennan
Paul Messier
Billy Grasso
Grasso
Brennan
Messier
Maynard
Ed Gallagher
Jim Duggan
Gallagher
Duggan
Porrest
Red Tripp
Mar- Recs
P Brennan
Carver
Valaini
Anghinetti
Nis Maynard
Ae P Gallagher
Kulevich
Niemi
Rogers
Boro Maynard
R. Grasso
Giancolg
Rice
Stone
Concord Teams Earn Second League Victory 40 37
Dougherty and Davidson led Concord in a league win tallying 40 to 37. Dougherty won the 50 yard dash and placed second in the shot put while Davidson took runner up spots in hurdles and high jump as Concord took relay and multiple event places.
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Dougherty
Bob Davidson
Kusmin
Andrews
Walker
R. Davidson
Salking
Boyt Bry
It Yard
Beec
Briedy
Co ‘Thir Montague
L. Abeton
J. Abeton
Parker
Tyler
L. Tyler
Cormier
Peterson
Lynn
Kuzmin
Fisher
Salkins
Concord
Acton Girls Win 8th Game in Wachusetts Twin Bill
Acton high schools split with Groton in a Friday twin bill in Wachusetts. The Acton girls beat Groton 60 to 46 led by Sylvia Beaudoin with 24 and Sylvia Flint with 22 points. The Acton boys fell 47 to 44 as Leeming scored 25 for the winners. It marked the boys’ seventh loss in nine and the girls’ eighth win.
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Acton
Groton
Sylvia’ Beaudoin
Siyvia Flint
Leeming
Groton of
Mann
N. Leeming
W. Leeming
Jackson
MacNayr
C Robinson
Rg Burtt
J. Kimball
Davis
Rg Anderson
Goldthwaite
C Edgar
Greenough
G Sexton
Beaudion
Bedford Area Athletes Dominate Enterprise 300 Club
Concord article highlights John McGrath of Bedford leading this week’s Enterprise 300 Club with a 351 triple at Lexington. List includes Hanson Mill Dam 344 Tobin 337 Loughlin Holy Name 336 Yombard Maynard 333 and many more from Maynard Acton Bedford W Concord and Mill Dam.
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Concord
John McGrath
Bedford League
Enterprise
Lexington
the Grath
Bedford
Hanson
Mill Dam
Tobin
Loughlin
Holy Name
Yombard
Maynard
Miller
Garison
Acton
C. Bregoli
Piecewicz
W. Macone
Juampinen
Giusti
Devlin
Boyden
Harmon, Mill Dam
Comeau, Mi
Palumbo, Mill Dam
Lester
Dora
C. Colombo
M. Genetti
DeMao
W. Concord
Paskiewicz
O'Neil
Wanhatalo
MacLean
Poleo
Knight Breaks 26 Year Scoring Record in Tennessee
Joe Moe Knight of Bemis Tenn broke a 26 year basketball scoring mark by Marvin McWain with 460 points in the 1953 54 season at the University of Tennessee Kight his father noted the achievement with the record set long ago by McWain.
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