Maynard bowling upset reshapes league leadership
Chernak led the night with a 331 series at Tutte's Alleys as King's Register beat DiPietro Roofers 4-0 to seize first place in the Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League. Pete McKay topped singles with 143, while Culli nane Haulers swept Firestone 4-0 and Middlesex launch drew 2-2 with Murphy's Printers. Hugh Miller led the launders with 315 and other top scores included Dora 307 Batulin 308 and Fava 301.
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Maynard
Chernak
Kine
DiPietro Roofers
Tutte’s
Pete McKay
McKay
Cullinane
Firestone
Middlesex
Murphy's
Hugh Miller
Dora
Batulin
Fava
Kings Pire
Store Joy Smith
Biaudre
Ignochuk
Kenda
Faceffa
Hong Clark
Ace
Od DiPi
Tros Roofers
Licari
Cs'Pobin
Pozerycki Leik
Maselarelli
DiPettro
Ay Totels
Cullinane Heulers Nordberg
Ojalehto
Cullinans
Batrelin
Firestone Perillo
Bakum
Soebast
Middlesex Laundry
Zapaweski
Hinds
Tierney
Erne
Air
Reid
Miller
Holiday Bowling In Mill Dam Loop
Concord action resumes Monday February 22 at 7 pm at Tul o’s Alleys with five matches. Tudy s against Priests and Andy Boy against Anchors lead the early slate. At 9 pm Hustlers face Jokers and Ramblers meet Lincoln in the second set.
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Concord
No Mill Dam
Tul‘o’s
Tudy
Maynard Intra-Town standings reshaped by Maynard-King's
Maynard King the top team after a league shift with Middlesex Laundry slipping to a second place tie as results left standings in flux.
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Maynard
King’s Package Store
Middlesex Laundry
Many Local Folks Will Be Stewards At Hub Dog Show
The 41st annual Eastern Dog Show will be held at Mechanic Building Boston next week February 21 and 22. Chief steward is Charlies L I Noble of Lowell Road Concord with several assistants including John G Webb of Lincoln formerly Concord. Stewards named include Lieut Col Charles D Gray of North Acton Bris Gen Edward B McKinley of Acton Mr and Mrs Horton W Reed of Sudbury Mrs Noble Concord John J Rowan Jr Wayland Mrs Web Lincoln.
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Acton
Mechanic Building
Boston
Charlies L. i. Noble
Lowell Road
Concord
John G. Webb
Lincoln
Noble
Charles D. Gray
North Acton
Edward B McKinley
Horton W. Reed
Sudbury
John J. Rowan Jr
Waylend
Web
Portable ice rink fits backyards and yards
A portable rink weighing about 60 pounds and 24 feet in diameter can be set up in a front or back yard. Made from Krene plastic by Bilner Corp of Brooklyn, it folds into a bundle when stored and needs only a few inches of water plus cold weather to form an ice surface.
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New York
U.P
Bilner Corp
Brooklyn
N. Y
St. Michael's Defeats Notre Dame as Holy Cross Ties for Cellar
St. Michael's inflicts a second loss on Notre Dame while Holy Cross ties for cellar honors after a 4 0 defeat of Holy Cross. St. Bonaventure's Tom Horgan tops the night with a 287 triple and 116 single. St. Mary's and St. Bonaventure's post wins. Boston College loses to St. Mary.
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St. Michael's
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
St.Mary's
Boston College
St. Bonaventure's
Tom Horgan
St. Bonaventure’s
Jack Wallace
Manny Garcia
St. Michael’s
J. Rust
W. Carew
J. Wallace
F. Devlin
J. Dickey
J. Tombeno
T. Ryan
C. Malone
L. Moreau
N. Christian
R. Loughlin
J. Steinmann
J.francis
D. Lane
T. Horgan
B. Higgins
Dummy
L. Frawley
S. O'Connor
C. Mogan
J. Pageau
St. Mary’s
D. Barker
J. Jungers
A. MacEachern
M. Garcia
W. Pozerycki
D. Loynd
J. Flynn
L. Gillis
R. Cahill
Notre Dame Ce
St. Michael’s Caer Gee
St. Mary’s Pe
Ree
Holy Cross Ae
Hudson Girls Grab Third Midland Win Over Maynard
Hudson High girls basketball stay in Midland title race with a 35 19 win over Maynard at the State Armory. Priscilla Lang tallied 21 points and Jean Terrassi added eight as Hudson's Crimsonettes controlled the game. Hudson JV also defeated Maynard junior varsity 22 20 to complete the sweep.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
Maynard High Girls
State Armory
Priscilla Lang
Crimsonettes
Jean Terrassi
Maynard’ jay+wees
Puzzling Catch Baffles Gloucester Fishermen
Gloucester divers and fishermen remain puzzled by a near ton catch in Ralph Nelsons boat Girlie. Some say a black fish, others a shark, but Nelson is unsure of the exact species.
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Gloucester
Mass
Ralph Nelson
Nelson
Hale Quintet Enters Seventh Bay State Tournament
Hale high school of Stow advances to the seventh annual Bay State Tournament with sectional and quarter final rounds at multiple high schools March 4 5 6 and semi finals at Brandeis University March 9 10 11 13 The lineup includes Leahy Crue Banks Landry Whitney Peck Woodhead Sleeper Rodenniser and co captain Leahy Woodhead coached by Turner Their season record stands at 3 wins and 13 losses with two prior Class D playoff losses in 1951 and 1952 to Ford and Immaculate Conception respectively. continuous tournament participation marks their third appearance.
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Stow
Hale
Chatham
Lawrence High
Falmouth
Somerset
Topsfield Uxbridge
Braintree
Fitchburg
Manchester
Chelmford
Marblehead
Framingham
Malden
East Boston
New Bedford Vocational
Randolph
Brandeis University
Waltham
Thomas J. Leahy
Raymond Crue
George Banks
Charles Landry
William E. Whitney
John H. Peck
William Woodhead
Archie Banks
David Sleeper
John Rodenniser
Thomas Leahy
Acton Girls Fall To Ayer In Deadlock Playoff
Acton high girls lost 86 65 to Ayer in a Wachu setts league playoff game at Blanchard hall on February 9. The win put Ayer in first place with eight wins to Acton's seven while Acton remained near season total with about 12 victories.
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Acton
Isadore Stearns
Acton High Girls
Ayer High
Wachusetts
Blanchard Hall
Ayer Girls
Concord Wins Close Game at Stoneham
Concord High edged Stoneham 71 69 in Middlesex League action as Paul Mc Laughlin scored 24 and Dave Bouchard 17. Stoneham outshot the visitors with Joe Dixon and John Lawrence each tallying 18 while Sanders added 23 for Stoneham. Concord Jayvees lost 44 43 in the preliminary game.
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Concord
Paul McLaughlin
Dave Bouchard
Concord High
Stoneham
Joe Dixon
John Lawrence
Sanders
Concord Jayvees
Cees Downey
Rf Wheeler
McLaughlin
Mayory Cullinane
Bouchard
Waite
Stoneham Lawrence
Dixon
Steele
Solari
Lf Patterson
Ramen
Plan Banquet to Honor Acton Hoop Teams
Acton school staff plan a testimonial banquet at 6:30 p m on Tuesday March 16 in the new cafeteria to honor Acton's senior and junior high boys and girls basketball teams. Principal William Oconnell says 225 tickets will be sold to parents students and others to support the event.
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Acton
Raymond Grey
Roxborough
Anne Rimbach
William O’connell
Concord High Notes Celebrate Play and Upcoming Events
Congratulations to Concord C H S actors and Miss Gertrude Rideout for directing a hilarious school play enjoyed by people aged two to 102. Seniors plan graduation activities including prophecy and will. Charles Yerémian schedules the operetta The Mikado for early April. University of Massachusetts choral group entertained with marvelous singing and humorous moments.
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Concord
Gertrude Rideout
Charles K. Yerémian
Concord’ High
University of Massachusetts Chorale
Pairings for West Concord Bowling League Next Thursday
West Concord Round 3 pairings list six matches at Tutte's Alleys Maynard tonight at 7. The Thursday the 25th fixtures include Condon's against Fenton's Bottled Gas versus General Radio Rod and Gun versus Commonwealth Avenue Reformatory versus Palmer's Cushman's versus Palma's Fruit versus Postoffice all at 7 or 9 p.m.
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West Concord
Ovens
Tutte’s
Maynard
Condon’s
Fenton’s
General Radio
Rod & Gun
Reformatory
Palmer’s
Cushman’s
Palma’s
Fruit
Postoffice
Bath Washes Way Into Second Place Barber In Shutout Win
Bath registered a 3 1 victory over last place Boeske Jenney in the Town Bowling League. The win lifts Bath into a second place tie with Lay. Tutte’s results included Barber Millstream 0 Gruber Furniture 2 Tarny Trin and top triples by C Col key 308 Peterson 302 and B Colombo 0.
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Bath
Barber
Tre Fy
Maynard
Elmwood
Boeske Jenney
Tutte’s
Barber Millstream
Gruber Furniture
Tarny Trin
C. Col Key
Peterson
B. Colombo
Commission Meets On Routine Work In Concord
The Concord Recreation Commission held its regular monthly meeting at the Town House court room. Chairman Roger C. Fenn led a budget discussion and routine items. Gordon Smith announced he is leaving after nine years and not seeking re election. The next meeting is set for March 2 after town elections.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Roger C. Fenn
Emerson Playground
Goodby
Gordon Smith
Brady Rolls 353 To Lead Bedford Loop
Brady posted a 353 series to top the Bedford Bowling League leaders as Bedford Strikers earned four points from Bedford Motor Sales in Lexington. Gould blanked Pals 4-0. Kelleys beat Bombers 3-1. Jockeys 4 Barber Show 0. Yank 2 Old Billerica Road 2. Hartwell 308 and Palmeri 308 joined 330 by B Goss in high scores. Gould 310, McDonald 306, Isner 309, Gentis 303, Cox 309.
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Bedford
Bedford Motor Sales
Lexington
Gould
Pals
Kelleys
Bombers
Jockeys
Barber ‘Show
Yank
Old Billerica Road
Hank
Brady
Dick Hartwell
Dom Palmeri
B. Goss
Larry Gould
Tom McDonald
Henry Isner
Charlie Gentis
Ken Cox
Notre Dame Lead Slashed in Holy Name Bowling Standings
Notre Dame's wide advantage in the Holy Name Bowling league has been reduced to 10 points. St Bonaventure sits second and St Michaels third as Holy Cross drops to a tie for last with Boston College.
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West Concord
Notre Dame
St. Bonaventure
St. Michaels
Holy Cross
Boston College
Holy Cross and St Bonaventure Reach Round Three
The Holy Cross and St Bonaventure teams advance to the third round as matchups listed include St Marys Holy Cross Dame and St Bonav Boston College.
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of the Holy Name Gue of Our Lady’s
Holy Cross
Bo St. Bonaventure
Ael’s
St. Mary’s
St. Micha Mary’s
Holy Cros Dame
St. Bonav Boston
College
Concord-Middletown and Milton Academy Tie in OT
In a Pekin Hockey league match Concord Middles and Milton Academy played to a 2-2 overtime stalemate. Scorers include Reggie Johnston and Bill DeFord for Concord. Dirk Fraoot and others contributed for Milton Academy as the teams battled to the draw.
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Concord
Middland
Milton Academy
Reggie Johnston
Bill DeFord
Dirk Fra
Concord Prit
Acton Defeats Ayer for Fifth Wachusetts League Win
Acton High led by Don Wilson with scoring ease in a 83-53 victory over Ayer in the Wachusetts League. Arthur Lowden added 14 as Coach John Winton used reserves freely. Ed Chaplin 17 and Smith 11 topped Ayer. Pasanen and Anderson also scored.
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Paul Greenough
Acton High
Acton
Don Wilson
DU Aiva
John Winton
Ed Chaplin
Smith
Arthur Lowden
Acton Gis
Fis
Callahan
Warren
Purcell
Ate Vere
Wilson Fratus
Bush
Ewe
Greenough
Chute
Lowden
Schick
McCarthy
Bee VanDoozer
Harris
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Hub
Internat/l Cartoon Co
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Than,ou
Hudson High Girls
Midland
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Terrassi
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Oksa
Boire
Courtemanche
Lang
Correia
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MacCarthy
Ainsleigh
Pittock
Bonazzoli
Sauta
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Irviig
Hoffman
Eece Sweeney
Rf Mattson
Sat
Aed
Tee Alberi
Wariaa
F Sete
Martino
Sent Chapman
Sukala
See
Jarmulowicz
Larkin
Aictest Rey
MN. Varsity
Ciamebelli
Christie
Moore
Sritton
Roche
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Peters
Pee
Laura
Ewe Warila
Perandiaeetelsa
Spratt
Power
U. S
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Irene
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Walter
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Johnson
H. S. Hoop
H. S
C.H.S
Edwardson
L. Graceffa
Lombard
Lester
I E. Peterson
Gruber
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Ward Eee Rene
Forsberg
Puro Eee Eee
Pinkey
Tarny
Fardy Wee
J. Colombo
Allard
Tarny - Eeee Ae
B. Tobin
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Barbers
Yanks
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