Ted Kintiewski Signs 1954 Contract With Hedley
Ted Kintiewski agrees to a 635000 deal, the largest in Hedley history, pledging an all-out effort to improve Cincinnati's standings after last season's 40 homer mark. A separate note recalls a PFC scoring a basket on a break for the rival during a two Army on-site game, 65 to 53, while Casey Stengel is quoted about peaks and limns of the Yankees and league strength. Veteran umpire Tom Connally, 3, noted for retirement, presided behind the plate in 1901 opening American League game Chicago 8 Cleveland 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kintewski
Hedley
Ted
Cincinnati
Army
PFC
Casey Stengel
Stengel
Tom Connally
Chicago
Cleveland
Sudbury Sixth Graders See The Living Desert Movie
On February 9 the Sudbury School sixth grades toured Boston to the Beacon Hill Theatre to view Walt Disney’s The Living Desert. The trip, led by driver Raymond Phelps, left students with a strong appreciation for desert animal life and the group highly recommends the film to readers of all ages. Winter recess announced. schools close February 19 and resume March 1. Sudbury's basketball team defeated Millis 93 to 49 on February 12, boosting them into a three way tie for second in the Dual County league and marking high scoring night for DeMont Harpin Cutting Hill with top totals 22 25 17 11 respectively. Smith led Millis with 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Walt Disney
Living Desert
Raymond Phelps
Boston
Beacon Hill Theatre
Desert
Millis
DeMant
Peter Harpin
Boston Globe
DeMont
Harpin
Cutting
Hill
Smith
Sudbury Gis Fis
Gould
Renee ii
Thatcher
Newell Hee
Eeeewe
Local Bowling Standings Highlight 300 Club Leaders
The 300 Club list from Concord and surrounding towns crowns Brady of Bedford as top scorer in this week's 200 Club. Among名 high scorers are Jones of W Concord 337, Anderson of Mill Dam 334, and Chernak of Maynard 331, with many others from Bedford Mill Dam Acton Maynard and W Concord contributing strong scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hank Brady
Bedford
Brady
Jones
W. Concord
R. Anderson
Mill Dam
Chernak
Maynard
Goss
Wilkinson
Bundalvitch
Perkins
Acton
C. Genetti
Frickson
McKay, Maynard
S. Scribner
Paskiewicz
Smalley
Conquest
Miller
Bartolomeo
DeMeo
Harmon, Mill
Camooiomeo
Wetain
Beaudoin
Gould
Cox
G. Dee
Mill
Isnor
Sullivan
R. Hartwell
D. Palmeri
P. Tomys
Dora
Hanson
McDonald
Sarajanen
Acton Juniors Continue Winning Streak in League Showdowns
Acton Junior High boys basketball scored 24-14 over Hudson and 24-17 against Concord to move atop the Middlesex Junior League standings. Leaders included Tommy Edger and James Howe guiding the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Middlesex
Hudson
Concord
Tommy Edger
James Howe
Jones-Again Paces Radio Combine In Maynard Bowling
West Concord Warren Jones again led General Radio to a 4-1 win over Commonwealth Avenue at Tutte's Alleys Maynard. Jones rolled 102 130 105 with a 130 leading the night. Cushman won five points from Post Office while Condon lost five to Red Gun. Other matches saw Palmers, Bottled Gas, Palmas Oil Service blanking opponents 5-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Warren Jones
Commonwealth Avenue
Tutte’s
Maynard
Jones
Bing” Bartolomeo
Cushman
Post Office
Condon
Red & Gun Club
Bakers
Palmers
Fruit Store
Fenton
Palmas Oil Service
Reformatory
General Radio
S. Lever
J. Dorr
J. Bundalvitch
W. Swenson
W. Jones
R Leret
K. Dwinnell
R. O’neil
C. Anderson
N. Christian
R. Eddy
R. Beatty
F.edardsen
R. Anderson
F. Denaro
M. Caldwell
W. Johansen
G. Fenton
N. Johansen
Dotaly
Palmer
L. Palmer
B. Mehehan
Massachusetts considers revised hunting license tag rules
A Massachusetts Fish and Game board meeting unanimously favors a modified regulation for displaying hunting fishing and trapping license tags. The proposal would allow wearing the tag in visible form on an outer garment rather than centered on the back and permit various tag holders. A hearing is set for March 1954 in the State House Gardner Auditorium with guidance on color customization for legibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Massachusetts Fishiers and Game Board
Masachusetts
Gardner Auditorium
State House
Lunenberg Tops Local Juniors In Overtime Tilt
Maynard Junior High lost to Lunenberg after a 34 34 tie in four overtime period. Maynard trailed 12 3 after the first period but tied the game with 3 seconds left in regulation. Sudden death ended with Lunenberg scoring the deciding basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Junior High
Lunenberg
Maynand
Little League plans season expansion and pony league link
Sudbury Little Leagues held a kickoff meeting at D. Hector MacDonald's home on Hudson Road. They discussed adding two teams to reach four and potential pony league progression to Maynard Acton. A fund drive was planned to fund uniforms equipment and threshold to threshold insurance for youth. New board members include Mrs Myron Siga rs Mrs Michael N Hriniak and F Bevan Howe. Next meeting set for Twig Maples on Monday near March t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury Little Leagues
D. Hector MacDonald
Hudson Road
Sudbury
Pony League
Acton
Myron Siegars
Michael N. Hriniak
F. Bevan Howe
Twig Maples
Both Jokters And Ramblers Blank Foes In Bowling Action
Mill Dam Bowling League results show the Jokters and Ramblers overpowering rivals as Harmon and DeMao tie for top honors with 311, Beaudoin 310, and Ramblers posting a 1444 team total while Jokers 1434 and Anchors 1392 also win. Andy Boy, Priests, K of C Srs, Tudys, and Lincoln also claim victories with strong individual scores throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rambers
Mill Dam
Maynard
Bud” Harmon
Sammy DeMao
Andy Boy
Triple Onors
Alcide Beaudoin
Harmon
Ramblers
C. Jrs
Tudys
T. Hopkins
J. Girardi
J. Dickey
F. Giusti
M. Syrajanen
G. Dee
K. of C. Srs
R. Cull
D. Mulcahy
E. Finigan
D. Inferrara
J. Palma
J. Macone
T. Hill
J. Halliday
T. Fitzpatrick
E. Tetreault
J. Dempsey
N. Mehegan
W. Hamilton
P. Moreau
D. ‘Robinson
M. Caldwell
Beatty
B. O'Neil
R. Anderson
G. Wilkinson
Lincoln
R. ‘Eddy
R. Bradley
D. MacInnis
T. Gommley
A. Carlson
Strikes and Spares Highlight West Concord Bowling Events
West Concord Bowling unveiled trophy displays for the May 6 banquet at the post office where many claimants flock. Mill Dam League results were delayed by late submission. notable bowlers George Wilkinson and Roy Anderson were left out of the 300 Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
George Wilkinson
Roy Anerson
Mill Dam
Emerson Playground
Maynard
Tutte’s
King’s Package Store
Concord Closes Strong in Middlesex Hoop Standings
Concord sits high in the Middlesex League standings with final games Friday. Belmont visits Concord while Lexington goes to Wakefield and Reading hosts Melrose. Stoneham plays Winchester as the champion race narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
BAW Ncerne
Belmont
Lexington
Wakefield
Reading
Melrose
Stoneham
Winchester
Wakefield Reading
Follies Open Up Tuesday in Boston Garden
Boston advance sales set a record for Shipstad Johnson ice revue 1954. The 13 day engagement opens Tuesday February 16 under Boston College High Alumni Association with Rev. Walter Kennedy Sr. J. in charge. Nineteen shows run through February 28 with 8 matinees and 11 nights, new Sunday 1:30 and 5:30 matinees, no night shows. Cast includes Marie Crimmins Dick Norris and new duo Sonia and Franz from Germany, Inga Brita, Merlene Jackson, and Georgianna Sutton with Richard Dwyer. Production costs exceed half a million dollars with 732 original costumes by Helen Rose. Music director George Hacket leads a 25 piece orchestra for a 2 hour 30 minute program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boson Garden
Boston
Shipstads and Johnson
Boston College High Alumni Association
Walter Kennedy Sr. J
Montreal
Messrs. Shivs’'ads
Johnson
Emalia
Marie Crimmins
Dick Norris
Sonia
Franz
Germany
Inga Brita
Merlene Jackson
Tacoma
Wash
Georgianna Sutton
Marlene Miller
Richard Dwyer
Betty Schalow
America
Bes
Mr. Dwyer
Scotvold Twins
Joyce
Joanne
Harri
Phyllis Legg
Werner Groebli
Mr. Frick
Florence Rae
New York
Barry Gorman
Ole Ericsen
Dick Mershon
Sad Secks
Ginger Clayton
Patty Hall
Helen Rose
George Hacket
Maynard Junior High Defeats Hudson 26 17 at Armory
Maynard junior high beat Hudson junior high 26 to 17 at the Hudson Armory. Maynard jumped to an 11 1 lead in the first period and maintained the advantage throughout. The J W squads tied the game in the middle, scoring details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Junior High
Hudson Junior High
Hudson Armory
J. W
Intramural Basketball By Maynard Grade
Intramural basketball results list players Dunn Bokolowiski Starr Melanson Eley Globeill McPhee Totals 1 Notre Dame 7 Seton Hall 6 Boston College 3 Trojans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grade
Notre Dame
Seton Hall
Boston College
Trojans
Seton Ficil Baudreau
Colleton Graceffa
Bradbury
Brooks
Collicut
Melanson Bosc Lombard
Oe Toals
Teen
Hely Grong
W. Spratt
Holt
Watts
Hellows
Kaupbin
McAllister Kavalesky
Spratt
Teare
Metz
Radio STI Leading in Pini Radio STI Leads Standings
West Concern maintains its lead with Concord bowling Condons dropping to third. Standings mention General Radio Cushman's Condion Bottled Gas Palmer Comm Ave Reformatory Rod and Gun Club Post Office Fruit Store Fenton Palma's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sayer
I Beaudoin
J. Dee
L. Gentry
E. Loughlin
Cushman
P. Ianiello
M. Sepe
S. Ramuzzo
Jack Farrar
Jim Ferrar
Postoffice
J. Reid
MacEachern
B. Higeiny
J. Steinmann
G. Wilkinson
Palma
L. Massarelli
J. Palma
Ww. Mounsey
H. Hansen
D. Reid
Tory
G. Ar
W. Lawrence
Follenkamp
W. Larson
Alexander
West Concern
Concord Bowling Condons
General Radio
Cushman’s
Condion’s ‘Bottled Gas
Palmer
Ave
Reformatory
Rod & Gun Club
Post Office Fruit Store
Fenton’s
Palma’s
Concord High Beats Sudbury in Tight Dual County Clash
Concord high defeated Sudbury 36 32 in a close Dual County league game. Weston led in a third place tie, Maynard edged Midland 38 82 with high scorers and senior Wheeler among key players as Lunenburg set a 2 dollar record ahead of next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sudbury
Weston
Concord High
Inaltian’s
Maynard
Tee High
Edgarsend
Lunenbett
Westford
Wheeler
Bobbit Waite
Bob de Mayo
Donnie Paul
McLaughi Chard
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Sforts
Gorher
Lebahy
Terry Brennan
Frank Leahy
Brennan
Mt. Caremel
Leahy
Gis Fis
Pts
Cassidy
Ae Thompson
Forsythe Eee
Cowles
Eerees Jones Co
Wachusetts Girls Baske League
Ayer i Sere
Westford Ee
Littleton
Sesewe
Erat
Groton
Internat's Cartoon Co
B. Link
Riveres
MR. Crook
Jokters
DeMao
U. S
Ieee
Globeill
McPhee
Ri Coltes
Lowa
Nicholas
Feaking
Gibetrotiers Campbell
Bowie
Sothason — Co
Lakers
Perillo
Soxolowski
Starree
Saurkerbockies
Warsewick West
France
Sivonen
Madden Boothroyd
Kentucky Mullin
Chutoransky Mills
Malcolm Mikonen
Notre Saree
Hannon Smith
Koskinen
Bubnowicz
McGlashing Colombo
Holy Cross
Atvala Holt Primiand
Wat
Hellowell
Banton Oe Sokelowak
D. Spratt
Ur Collicut
Brooks L. Melanson
Seton Aus
Kavaleski O
Driscoly Chysus
Nicholas Crott Lowe Toalts
Ky Warsewick Frances Fivever
Medden Boothroyd
Celt
Globetrotters
Knickerbockers
Maynard Hudson
Maynard At A Ho
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