Concord High drills Maynard High 79 to 43
Concord High routed Maynard High in the Midland League at Munt Gymnasium to secure its 12th win. Co-Captain McLaughlin led with 15 points to raise his season total to 428 across 18 games, with Purcell adding 15 and Bouchard 12. The Jayvees also won. Torpoma and Sluyski scored 27 for Maynard.
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Middlesex School Hockey Second Team Racks Up Wins
The Middlesex School second hockey team posted three victories over Noble and Greenough Belmont Hill and Milton Academy with scores 5 to 4 4 to 6 and 3 to 1. The third team also won all its matches 5 to 1 3 to 2 and 4 to 1. The second basketball team went 1-1 23 to 25 and 43 to 35 while the third basketball squad added three wins 42 to 36 42 to 25 and 42 to 32.
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Concord High Chess Club Ties Newton In First Match
Concord high adds chess to activities under Norton Levy. The team played two games with Newton high, tying the first 2 to 2 and losing the second. Members include Stephen Vogel David Wilson Chris Billings Lester McDowell and others.
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David Wilson
Chris Billings
Lester McDowell
Doug Sinclair
Dave Goodspeed
Alice Cooke
Harold Smith
George Davidson
Acton Seconds Edge Stoneham Freshmen 55 47
The Acton second team defeated Stoneham freshman 55 to 47 with Nick Duren scoring 25 and Tommy Ed gar adding 12. Goldthwaite reached 10 as Acton led most of the game and used sharp passing to hold off late Stoneham rally. Acton junior high fell 35 29 to Stoneham. Al Scrib ner scored 19. This win marked Acton’s fifth in six starts. the lone loss came at Hudson.
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Acton High Girls Prepare for South Paris Road Trip
Acton-The Ayer girls basketball team ends regular season with 16 wins and 2 losses. They scored 972 points to opponents 562. They travel to South Paris Maine for a February 22 game. the trip will be overnight before entering the Littleton Tournament starting March 4.
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Concord Rod and Gun Club Sets February Meeting
The Concord Rod and Gun Club lists its regular meeting for Wednesday February 23 at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse. The next ladies night is planned for Saturday with dinner and entertainment. Reservations are coordinated by Treasurer William A Hagerty.
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Middlesex squash team nets four wins on 1200 mile junket
The Middlesex squash squad completed a five day Lake Ontario tour with four victories. Captain Thomas S. Lee and teammates Harvey Allen Jerome Farnsworth Henry Meyer and Anthony Lake along with coach John Briggs and Robert Shaw traveled from Concord through Geneva Buffalo Port Hope Toronto to Amherst, beating Nichols School Ridley College Trinity College School and Amherst College freshmen. The team has eight wins and three losses overall.
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Outlaws Upset Yankees 3 1 in Acton Bowling League
The Outlaws defeated the Yankees 3-1 on Tuesday night at Harvard, keeping the rivalry standings tied with Farmers after a 2-2 draw with 12.09ers. Decorators beat Firemen 3-1. high triple Norm Perkins 328 and top single Anderson 138. Carlson leads averages at 108.9 over 6855 pins.
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Junior High Intramural Scores Listed
Maynard Junior High announces intramural basketball results with scores and participant teams. Officials urge review of standings and upcoming game dates for students and staff.
Acton Varsity Ends Season with 7 9 Record and Upsets
Acton high school finishes its regular season with seven wins and nine defeats. Co Captain Paul Greenough scores 39 in an 82 78 upset over Hudson. Greenough leads scoring with 237 points, and John Kimball adds 120 as Acton heads to the Class D tournament at Chelmsford starting March 2 with a shot at the trophy.
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Hudson
Tom McCarthy
Greenough
Western Stars
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Chelmsford
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Thomas Edgar
Dick Harper
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Maynard School Band Plays at General Motors Framingham
The Maynard School Band performed before 2500 General Motors employees at the Framingham plant on Thursday February 10. It marked the first in a series of invited school band concerts with two GM transportation buses provided. Chaperones included Mrs. Arlene Melanson Mrs. Helen Prescott Mrs. Mary Boudreau Mrs. James Tierney and Mrs. Evelyn Mulcahy.
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Helen Prescott
Mary Boudreau
James Tierney
Evelyn Mulcahy
Mechanized Skiing Irks Swiss Ski Traditions Amid Growth
Switzerland expands its ski infrastructure with 34 new chair lifts and cableways, including a 10,000 foot air cableway to Piz Nair in St Moritz. Old timers protest erosion of rugged skiing as 8,000 square mile Alps gain more mechanized access. Federation warns of losing healthful challenge. $9.7 million invested this season.
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Concord High School Notes On Science Fair And Activities
Concord Progress reports progress on the science fair set for March 18 and 19 with a student committee of George Lamonakis John Foster and David Goodspeed. Miss Christina Comougis the Concord graduate teaching business at Boston University eight week practice. The CHE creative writing club plans to send short stories to Literary Cavalcade with Joyce Nylen Elizabeth Rice and Douglas Sinclair contributing.
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John Foster
David Goodspeed
Christina Comougis
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Elizabeth Rice
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Bedford School News Bulletin Shows Valentine Themed Art
Students in 9-1 and 9-2 created a Valentine bulletin board with silhouettes and original poems. Art by Jane Cram Paul Berry Loretta Michaels Wayne Andrews. tech help by Frank Bwards Frank Kelley Jimmy Burns Billy McCarthy Eugene Burris.
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Loretta Michaels
Wayne Andrews
Frank Bawards
Frank Kelley
Jimmy Burns
Billy McCarthy
Eugene Burris
Mary Sweeney
Betty Sickman
Diana Howelling
Joellen Maloney
Penelope Hardy
Richard Frohock
Constance Barnett
Craig Dorman
Edward Weet
Cynthia Ekelbom
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James Lamb
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Boston ‘Garden
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Acton Rifle Team Falls to Newton in Feb 11 Meet
Acton High School rifle team lost its first match of the year to Newton on February 11 with a score of 842 to 790. Top Acton shooter was Russell Nylander. Malcol m Langille Paul Deane Gerald Gaebel and John Lyons also finished in the top five.
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Russell Nylander
Malcolm Langille
Paul Deane
Gerald Gaebel
John Lyons
Maynard High Celebrates Valentine Dance and Career Talks
Maynard High School hosted the Valentine Day Dance at George Washington Auditorium with King Edward Mullin and Queen Karen Grandell. The event featured a Grand March and a royal court, plus career conferences by Northeastern University and Wentworth Institute, attended by Juniors and Seniors including Acton High School students.
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George Washington Auditorium
Edward Mullin
Karen Grandell
Audrey Malcolm
Judy Byrne
Sandra Gunn
Heather Jenkins
Jesselyn Piecewicz
Walter Crowther
James Brooks
John White
James Baud@reau
Leonard Melanson
Mary Connerney
Joan Nyholm
Dotty Murphy
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Peter Chatoransky
Gary Armour
Paul Baritone
Larry Colleton
Jean Worentyon
Joan Ferguson
Vin Buscemi
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Peter Anderson
Judith Kane
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Dawn Crosssley
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N. E. Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Bryant and Stratton
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Hale High Plans Stow Town Hall Dance Fundraiser
Mothers group hosts a covered dish social at Hale High School in Stow to raise funds for the senior class trip. The event runs from 5 to 7 PM in the town hall room, aiding the class social plans and a dance organized by the Four Kings.
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Acton-On 11 boys plan career guidance day
A cluster of 11 Acton-On students, including 4 officers from the station, prepare for a career guidance event. They discuss taking applications, discuss stays at institutions, and plan a visiting day to Maynard and local high schools.
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