Winchester Stars to Clash With All Stars in Evening Event
Concord captain and John Purcell lead the all stars in a 5 pm to 7 30 pm double feature at Winchester. The shooting contest for league trophies will crown the manship trophy winner as Bemingway Mel Wenner coaches the stars and a slate of teams including Napoli Belmont Amara Lexing Hurley Mullen Runge and others compete.
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Winchester
Concord
Capt
John Purcell
Ester
Jimont
Mel Wenner
Napoli
Belmontamara
Lexing
Hurley
Meluddy
Runge
Mullen
Bemingway
Score Totals From Tutto’s Al Jenders Meet Abbreviated
In a split win, Dovre and Cullinane performers led a mixed scorecard at Tutto’s Al Jenders with multiple players reaching 200s and 300s. Team totals show 1358 points across listed competitors and events.
LKS Artin Show At Boston Site Draws Local Crowd
Local residents attended the 43rd annual Ow event at Robins Ell Road in Boston. John G, Nine Acre pointer, led the show, marking its ninth year with continued community participation and local interest.
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Boston
Robinsell Road
John G
Nine Acre Pointer
Thorpe scores 23 as Concord routed by Indians at Winchester
Concord High suffered a heavy defeat as Captain Clark Thorpe and John Purcell led Concord with baskets but Winchester Indians dominated 93 to 46. The loss marked Winchester’s 14th win of the season and a long winning streak approaching 49 straight.
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Concord
Oanly
Clark Thorpe
John Purcell
Concord High
Winchester
Indians
Thorpe
McGillicuddy Tops Concord Star's Middlesex League Mark
Concord-Capt. Don Mc Gillicuddy of Reading broke Paul McLaughlin's Middlesex League scoring record last Friday night with 21 points against Wakefield. He finished the 14 game slate with 345, seven more than the Concord star's mark from last year. Capt. Clark Thorpe of Concord finished second with 249, while Winchester's Joe Bellino had 241 for third. Other leading scorers followed from Wakefield, Winchester, Concord, Melrose, Belmont, Lexington, and Lexington.
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Concord
Don McGillicuddy
Reading
Paul McLaughlin
Wakefield
Concord Star
Clark Thorpe
Winchester
Joe Bellino
Indians
Maker
Apsey
Purcell
Lynch
R. Smith
DeSantis
Melrose
Whitney
Morse
Belmont
Loser
Kneeland
Moore
Lexington
Arnold
Hemingway
McNamara
Murphys Climb to Second in Maynard Bowling Standings
Tuttos and Dodds remain close as Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League updates show Murphys moving into second place. Standings and schedule reflect shifting positions.
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Maynard
Tuttos
Dodds
Murphys
Barrett Stars On Celtics Bench With Key Role
In Boston Ernie Barrett, once a Kansas sprinter, is now valued by Red Auerbach for a pivotal Celtics role. After a prior stint away in Kansas State’s alumni office, he returned when Frank Ramsey went to the Army, contributing about eight points a game amid strong opposition.
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Boston
Ernie Barrett
Boston Celtics
Kansas
Red Auerbach
Barrett
Kansas State
Celts
Kentucky
Frank Ramsey
Army
Auerbach
Pressure drives quick retirements in sports icons
Otto Graham, 34, retires again after leading the Browns to a 38-14 NFL title win. The piece notes his rule that pressure, not age, pushed him from the game and discusses how fear of underperforming haunts champions and spurs others like Bobby Jones and Parry O'Brien.
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Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Otto
Graham
Detroit Lions
Te Packard Sports Library
Mel Mallette
Winston-Salem
N. C
Army
Earl Blaik
Bobby *Jékes
Bobby
Jones
Joe Louis
Parry O’brien
West Concord and surrounding leagues share Friday bowling slate
Multiple bowling leagues schedule matches Friday at venues including Tutto's Alleys in Maynard Lexington and Harvard with start times from 7 to 9 p m. Events listed include West Concord six matches and Mill Dam five matches plus several intra-town and woman league games.
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West Concord
Tutto’s
Maynard
Bedford
Lexington
Skittlers
Tutto’s Alleys
Mill Dam
Tutte’s
Acton
Harvard
Templeton Tallies Upset In Wachusetts League Playoff
Templeton High girls upset Acton High 67 55 to even the Wachusetts League title series. Co Captain Sylvia Beaudoin scored 23 for Acton while Caddel delivered 25 for Templeton. Spin ner led Acton with 20 as the locals Smith and Begin added 14 and 18.
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Acton
Templeton High Girls
Acton High Girls
Sylvia Beaudoin
Miss Caddel
Smith
Karen Spinner
Jocalites
Concord Will Compete In Hoop Tourney At Brandeis
Concord high school coach Bob Seaward enters the Bay State Tourney at Brandeis University in Waltham. This marks Concords sixth entry with past runs to semifinals and finals including 1948 1950 1952 1954 showings and losses to Needham Chelmsford Athena. The team lists players Chris Burak John Purcell Clark Thorpe John Hutchinson John McKenzie Fran Arnold Karl Roberts George Harris Brad Mattison Pete Gilman Patterson.
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Concord
Bob Seaward
Brandeis University
Waltham
Needham
Christopher Columbus
Chelmsford
Everett Vocational
Matignon
Barnstable
Athol
St. Clement’s
Our Lady’s of
Newton
St. Mary's of
Brookline
Wareham
St. John’s
Cambridge
Bristol
Aggies
Segranset
Chris Burak
John Purcell
Clark ‘Thorpe
John Hutchinson
John McKenzie
Fran Arnold
Karl Roberts
George Harris
Brad Mattison
Pete Gilman
Patterson
Steinmann 319 Headlines Holy Name Bowling Win
West Concord-Marquette and Notre Dame split cases as Fordham led with Salwa Barker Gillis O Hare Dee and Francis totaling 1635 while Holy Cross posted 1691 and Boston College 1636. Capt Joe Steinmann rolled 319 and 132 in Holy Name League action last Wednesday.
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West Concord
Marquette
Villanova
Notre Dame
Fordham
Holy Cross
Boston College
Joe Steinman
S. Salwa
R. Barker
L. Gillis
D. O’hare
B. Dee
J. Francis
E. Mullen
J. King
H.lawrence
J. Hollenkamp
J.pageau
M. Garcia
T. Conlon
T. Ryan
L. Moreau
W. Carew
R. Loughlin
Dummy
C. Mogan
J. Santora
P. Ianniello
J. Donovan
J. Tombeno
R. Windheim
M. Sluyski
N. O'Connor
J. McMullen
J. Viscareillo
J. Steinmann
S. O’connor
R. Sheehan
J. Wallace
L. Frawley
R. Cahill
T. Horgan
C. Malone
Raynham Park Announces Expansion and 1950 Meet
General Manager Russ Mur ray says work is underway on an expanded club house at Raynham Park with a new adjoining section. A new office building at the track entrance on Route 138 will replace the Boston office after April. Racing secretary Tom Benner reports top greyhounds from southern kennels will attend the fifty night meet starting Friday April 20 and running to June 16. Russ Murray heads toward what organizers call the finest Raynham Park history in its 17th year.
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Russ Murray
Raynham Park
Raynham
Boston
Tom’ Benner
Florida
Concord High notes and college deadlines during February vacation
Concord High School faculty and students welcomed ex supt Radcliffe Merril visiting last week. Seniors eye Merchant Marine colleges with February 29 application deadline for Massachusetts Maritime Academy and the Federal Academy at King's Point. Open houses are set at Fisher Junior College Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Merrimac College. Students collect science fair materials as registrations proceed with math and science teachers.
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Concord
CHS
Radcliffe Merrill
Merchant Marine Colleges
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Federal Academy
King’s Point
Fisher Junior College
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Merrimac College
North Andover
Corncord High
Sciéfice
Superintendent Attends Merrimack Valley Meeting
William O Connell attended the Merrimack Valley superintendents meeting in Lowell on Tuesday February 14. The main speaker from the State Board of Education was Mr Gregory. He spoke on the recent White House event held in Washington.
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Acton
William O’connell
Merrimack Valley
Lowell
Gregory
State Board of Education
White House
Washington
Massasoit Greyhound Boss Harry Allen Appointed President
Harry Allen, former Massachusetts racing commissioner, is named president of the Massasoit Greyhound Association. He will also serve Plymouth County Governor's Councillor and remains Raynham Park president under a two year contract as the New England greyhound season opens April 20 at Raynham through June 16.
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Massasoit Greyhound Association
Harry Allen
Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall
Allen
Russ. Murray
Raynham
Plymouth County
Raynham Park
Brockton
Massasoit
New England
Rooms 71 and 81 Lead Standings
Concord Junior High School reports intramural basketball standings as Week Four begins with Grades 7 and 8 competing. Varsity members coach, and each homeroom fields first and second teams, listing the current leaders by room.
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Concord — Junior High
Grasso Runs Massachusetts State AAU Tourney in Leominster
Leominster hosts the third annual Massachusetts State AAU tournament at the Leominster Recreation Center on February 24 to 26. Eight top amateur teams enter including Leominster Rec Center, Buttercup Hill Fitchburg, Mt Carmel Rée-Center Worcester, Westover Flyers, West End House Boston, Falk River YMCA, Arthur's Best Buys Maynard, with one more team to be selected. Play begins at 6 45 p m Friday. Ralph Grasso is tournament director.
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Leominster
Leominster Recreation Center
Leominster Rec. Center
Buttercup Hill
Fitchburg
Mt. Carmel Rée-Center
Worcester
Westover Flyers
West End House
Boston
Falk River Ymca
Arthur's Best
Buys
Maynard
Ralph Grasee
MARGE LEADS LADIES LOOP IN LEXINGTON BOWLING
Concord Burke led the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling League at Lexington with 273. Top scores include Dickson 230 Malcolm 235 Bucco 240 Heyliger 250 and team totals 4233 for MidNiters 1202 for Nite Owls 1232 for Nite Ryders and 1208 for Nite Fiters.
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Concord
Marge Burke
Lexington
MidNiters
H. Dickson
B. Malcolm
Sone Bucco
B. Faunke Heyliger
Team Toal
Nite Owls
M. Mansfield
L. Harding
M. Conley
M. Burke
S. Reece
Nite Ryders
M. Nickerson
B. Loughlin
Be Beaudoin
K. Powers
Stensby
Nite Fiters
E. McGrath
N. Macone
A. Sepe
E. Harvey
P. McCarthy
Tutto Jrs Win Big In MHS Bowling League Match
Buddy Seura paces Tutto Jrs to a 4- conquest over Alley Kings as Maynard Seura leads with 297 and team total 1037. Alley Tramps tie Killers 2-2 with Shaw posting a 290. Individual scores: Alley Tramps Bouffard 246 Januskiewicz 250 Melanson 283 Jenkins 231. Killers Bowie 211 Croft 234 Weaving 252 Shaw 290. Alley Kings McPhee 266 Ferland 247 Armour 245 ODriscoll 243.
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Maynard
Buddy” Seura
Tutto Jrs
Alley Kings
M.H. S
Tutto
Killers
Shaw
W. Bouffard
R. Januskiewicz
R. Melanson
M. Jenkins
J. Bowie
W. Croft
R. Weaving
W. Shaw
B. Graham
J. Graceffa
Helin
B. Seura
E. McPhee
E. Ferland
J. Armour
K. ‘O'Driscoll
Middlesex Sports Preview Local Winter Action
Concord final action of Middlesex School winter season lists Saturday events. The varsity basketball team hosts Noble and Greenough with the seconds. The squash team enters a St Paul’s School Concord New Hampshire tournament. This afternoon the varsity cagers meet St Sebastian’s in a non league game at Newton.
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Cncord
Noble & ‘Greenough
St. Paul’s School
Concord
New Hampshire
St. Sebastian’s
Newton
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