Concord Warroads Narrow Losses Highlight Seasonal Struggles
Seaward finishes the season at a 64 52 record as Concord Wakefield games and players like Tom Berlied and Jim Dis- Taylor led scoring efforts. The team faced several losses to Winchester Belmont and Lexington while aging seniors gradu ate, with Coach Sealward guiding the Red Raiders through a tough schedule and a notable streak of wins in the idle months.
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Bill Dawe
Concord Wakefield
Sealward
Concord
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Belmont
Lexing
Winchester
Land Route Onal 25 S
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Winter Carnival Highlights At Red Club Event
The Red Club hosted a Sunday winter carnival with weather damp but dancing to close the evening. In local action Higgins led Holton with 10 points in a 23:20 setback for Colonial. Holliston’s Hard had 18 and 13 as top scorers in a 60-38 win.
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Collonial
Higgins
Holthe
Acton
Holliston
Varsiap
Hard of
Evans and Berlied Lead Concord High Scoring Surge
Evans tops Concord High scoring with 298 points and 250 in the league across 17 games. Berlied adds 244 points, followed by Megin 176, Dawe 98, Baker 84, Taylor 30, Caprice 17, Mattison 9, Manchuso 5, Dis kin 4, Clark 2, Douglas 1, Nickerson 0.
Spring Practices For Maynard High Start March 1st
Maynard High football begins spring drills on March 1 under Headmasters Association rules. Coach Will DeRosa aims to move outdoors to Alumni Field after last year’s bad weather kept sessions indoors at Memorial. Co captains Gui Harold Hatch and Bob Taylor lead about 20 veterans with Jim Duggan assisting.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Headmasters Association
Will DeRosa
Gui Harold Hatch
Bob Taylor
Jim Duggan
Boston College
DeRosa
O Connor Attends New York AAU Meet and Watches Record Jump
Coach O Connor viewed the National AAU meets in New York on Saturday afternoon. He witnessed Boston University sophomore John Thomas soar to a world high jump record of 7 feet 2 inches. Bay State milers Ed Meehan Oliver Ames Ryan Buckley Lawrence Central Key A A U milers Kevin O'Brien Belmont failed to clear 6 feet 1 inch.
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Concord
O’connor
A.A.U
New York
John Thomas
Boston University
Bay State
Ed Meehan
Oliver Ames
Ryan Buckley
Lawrence Central
Kevin O’brien
Belmont
Sudbury Jr High Tops Weston in 26 19 Basketball
Sudbury Sudbury Jr High defeated Weston Jr High 26 to 19 at Weston. First quarter saw Sudbury ahead 8 4 led by Bob Moulton and Darell Feldes with four points each. Jones and Blanchette sparked scoring later with Jones grabbing 12 points on the night.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Jr. High
Weston Jr. High
Weston
Bob Moulton
Darell Feldes
David Jones
John Blanchette
Chase
Jones
Feldes
College wie Seon waes fata ce hn Singletary
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Sephien
Lexington Winchesters Triumph Over Middlesex All-Stars
Lexington Winchester and Lexington co champions defeated Middlesex all-stars 66 to 45 in the annual post season game. Winchester led 31 to 25 at the half. Bob Freeman scored nine points while Tom Mahan and Bruce Brincklow added 10 and nine for Lexington. Bennie Megin and Brad Evans contributed four and three points respectively.
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Lexington - Winchester
Lexington
Middlesex All-Stars
Winchester
Bob Freeman
Tom Mahan
Bruce Brincklow
Bennie Megin
Brad Evans
Formosi Leads Faculty to 37 33 Victory in Maynard Showdown
In Maynard Memorial Gym on Friday night the Formosi led faculty edged Booster Bombers 37 33 with Formosi scoring 17 and Duggan adding nine. Firemen defeated police 19 14 in the hysterical doubleheader as crowds packed the gym for the Booster Fund event.
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Booster Bombers
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Owen Duggan
Jerry Connors
Boosters
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Fred DeGrappo
Cassidy
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W. DeRosa
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Connors
Bakuh
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Peterson
C Columbo
Cantino
Clancy
Dodd
Maynard School News Highlights Spelling Match and Pen Pal Ties
Roosevelt News notes a fourth grade spelling contest with Miss Kinsley’s class. Mrs Fardy’s pupils win by a small margin. Students share letters and pen pals with Wayland, Concord, and Leominster. Post office topics studied in second grade. February birthdays of famous men featured with classroom displays.
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Roosevelt News
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Maneiro’s
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Abraham Lincoln
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
William F.cody
Buffalo Bill
Charles Dickens
Thomas Edison
Sinclair Lewis
Susan B. Anthony
Bedford Wayland Play In Tourney Near Class D Finals
Bedford and Wayland are set for the Class D Tech Tourney with finals at Boston Garden. Wayland captured the Dual County title while Bedford, runner up, qualified by defeating Hollisto. Other entrants include Class B participants i and Winchester co with Oliver coached by Val Muscatur. Yankton South Dakota’s first national bank organized here in 1872.
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Bedford
Wayland
Tech
Boston Garden
Hollisto
Are i
Winchester
Oliver
Val Muscatur
Yankton
South Dakota
First National Bank
Grade 4 student Barbara Wasuik visits Florida for February break
Grade 6 credits top January list includes Nancy Jannuzzo David Smith Peter Opiennich and Mable Mac Lellans. Runners up Dennis Salmi Charles Syrjanen Gary Phillips and Francis Catania. Grade 6 displays annual composer project and statuettes. Sokolowski and Kazaikonis earned library certificates and Syrjanen earned a second after reporting on 10 books. Grade 5 notebooks and Canada projects underway. Katherine Sheridan principal completes Teaching Science course.
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Florida
Nancy Jannuzzo
David Smith
Peter Opiennich
Mable MacLellans
Dennis Salmi
Charles Syrjanen
Gary Phillips
Francis ‘Catania
Steven ‘Sokolowski
John Kazaikonis
Canada
Katherine Sheridan
Snowstorm Heist Hits West Hartford Store
A thief broke into a West Hartford shop during a snowstorm and stole skindiving equipment according to a UPI report.
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West Hartford
DeRosa leads Maynard in 69 66 loss to Middlesex
Maynard star DeRosa tallied 34 points as Middlesex School edged Maynard 69 to 66 in a non league afternoon game at Memorial Gym. It was the Maynard season finale.
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Maynard
Doug DeRosa
Middlesex School
Memorial Gym
Belmont Hill shuts out Middlesex 7 0 in Private School League
Belmont Hill defeats Middlesex 7 to 0 in a Private School League game played Wednesday afternoon. Mechem and Kargman each scored three goals to pace the victors, with additional goals and several assists listed for both teams.
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Dave Mechem
Bob Kargmilan
W. Welch
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Sudbury Lincoln Shootout for Rifle Trophy
Sudbury Jr Rifle Club members compete for spots on the team to face Lincoln at the Lincoln police range on February 26 at 4 30 pm. Teams of five will shoot in a series of matches with the trophy awarded to the first team to win it three times.
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Sudbury Jr. Rifle Club
Lincoln
Lincoln Police Range
Seniors Defeat Faculty In Annual Game
The seniors beat the faculty 51 to 41 at Hunt Gymnasium last week in the annual contest. Faculty leaders included Kenneth Creighton James Hayes John Donovan Jackson King and psal Lagios. Bright scoring came from Brad Evens Bernie Megin Jr and Joseph Manchuso. Bernie Megin Sr served as referee.
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Hunt Gymnasium
Kenneth Creighton
James Hayes
John Donovan
Jackson King
al Lagios
Hayes High
Brad Evens
Bernie Megin, Jr
Joseph Manchuso
Bernie Megin
Beavers Capture Intra Murals Beating Tigers For Crown
Beavers win 23 17 to take the intramural girls hoop title. Capt Annette Dionne scores 20 points, Beverly Larsen adds eight for the runner up Tigers. Final standings list Beavers Red champs and Tigers Blue runners up with Chipmunks, Panthers, Foxes, Leopards also placing. Leading scorers include Dionne Custance Nylander Hartshorn Newell and others.
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Foxes
Leopards
Karen Nylander
Julie Constance
Collins
Grace Jones
Betsy McElvein
Sharon Mitchell
Cheryl Moorer
Lorna Towne
Barbara Custance
Janet McLaughlin
Jo-Ann Hartshorn
Carolyn Newell
Sudbury Students Celebrate at Middlebury Snow Bowl
Sudbury students join guests for a campus carnival Feb 25 to 27 at Middlebury College. Shuttle buses carry skiers and officials to the Snow Bowl venue 12 miles from campus for four ski events while a Klondike rush committee plans an informal ski clothes dance to close the weekend.
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Winster
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Kate Warren
Concord Road
Rides In Style Purchase For One Mile Commute
Leicester England UPI Com muter W R Woodward buys a bicycle on Thursday to ride one mile to the garage where his Rolls Royce limousine is kept.
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England
UPI
W. R. Woodward
Wachusett Defense Prevails In Regional Basketball Clash
Wachusett defeated Maynard 72 62 at home in a regional junior varsity contest as Bill Ames scored 31 points and Vaughn Rist 12 while Walt Perry added 16. Maynard entered the fast Central Massachusetts Conference finale with a 7 9 record. Regional held a 57 38 lead after three periods despite a late Maynard surge.
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Maynard High
Holden
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Tigers
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Regional girls basketball loses first game to Wayland
Sudbury regional high school fell 24 to 14 to Wayland girls team as Pat Spinelli led with 10 points and Sue Goodwin 9. Regional junior varsity won 34 to 11 in Weston, with guards Barbara Podgurski Pam Blake and Jenny Burchett starring as the team stretched winning streak to six games.
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Wayland
Crags Iby Ates Ettes
Miopal
Weston
Pat Spinelli
Sue Goodwin
Heather Marquis
Karen Jokisaari
Barbara Podgurski
Pam Blake
Jenny Burchett
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