Football Hall of Fame Contest Opens for Enterprise Grid Fans
The Enterprise announces the third annual Football Hall of Fame contest inviting readers to vote for favorites from Concord High and past teams. About 40 players are eligible with 25 from 1952 and 15 from 1953. fans may vote up to 10 names and mail entries by January 31. Co captains Rennie Olsen and Sam Silvio are included, along with three players from last year’s unbeaten champions, with three blank lines for new choices. next week will feature a brief review of players
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Vorites
Concord High School Footers
Ise
Enterprise
Rennie Olsen
Sam Silvio
Dave DeRuzzo
Charlie Napoli
Donnie Cullinane
Bowling League Starts Second Half With Gunners Victory
The Machine Gunners defeated Briars 4 to 0 as the second half of the H Loop at Wal-Lex Alleys opened. Top scores include C Lehman 255 262 268 and D Hanlon 180 211 247, with Mortars totaling 1182 and Gunners 120?9.
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Wal-Lex
Heads
L. Ll
C. Lehman
J. Lehman
Jams
Muscato
H. Maher
Domenichella
T. Fitzpatrick
Tal
Middlesex Wins Hockey Tourney Final 8 Belmont Hill 2
The Middlesex School ends the Lake Placid tourney with an 8 2 victory over Belmont Hill in the final after beating New Hampton 4 2 and defeating Concord’s Jankenberg and LaMarche led the scoring with LaMarche having two assists and a goal.
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Card
Middlesex School
Lake Placid New York
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Choate
Lously
New Hampton
Bill LaMarche
Jankenberg
Concord
LaMarche
Middlesex Norwood
Belmont Hill
Strikes and Spares Highlight Local Bowling Halfway Mark
Maynard leagues see seven of twelve teams still in contention as Middlesex Laundry leads with a 645 single and Gruber Furniture tops with a 1770 triple. Individual marks include Forsberg 146 best single and Colombo and Gruber 342 best triples. Yankees, led by Sawyer, and 12:09ers top triples and singles, with Boyden 353 and Smith 151 high marks. Ladies and West Cord leagues feature Gould Motors and Notre Dame leading, with notable scores from Horgan Viscariello Loughlin and Hanson teams.
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Maynard
Middlesex Laundry
Gruber Furniture
Cliff Forsberg
Joe Colombo
Bert Gruber
Yankees
Ben Sawyer
Steve Scribner
Sal Watkins
Eddie Boyden
George Hatch
Fran Fierra
Les Smith
Lexington
Bedford
Gould Motors
West Concord
Notre Dame
Tom Horgan
Joe Viscariello
Richie Loughlin
Hap’ Hanson
Ramblerg
Tudys
Jokers
Cushmans
West Concord Bowling League Opens with Six Matches
West Concord launches regular play at Maynard with six 7 pm matches headed by General Radio against Sunoco and Commonwealth avenue versus Reform at 7 pm. At 9 pm Rod & Gun faces Palm ers and Cushmans meet Condons with Bottled Gas against Postoffice.
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West Concord
New West Concord
Maynard
General Radio
Sunoco
Commonwealth Avenue
Reformatory
Fentons
Fruit
Rod & Gun
Palmers
Cushmans
Condons
Postoffice
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League Matches Next Week
Maynard six more matches are carded at Tutte's Alleys in the Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League. On Tuesday January 12 at 6 45 p m DiPietro Roofers face Boeske Brothers King Package Store meets Firestone Murphy Printers plays Barber Chevrolet. On Wednesday January 13 at 6 45 p m Gruber Furniture takes on Cullinan Haulers Elmwood Bath confronts Middlesex Laundry Tarny Trimmers challenges Mill Stream.
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Maynard
Tutte’s
DiPietro Roofers
Boeske Brothers
King Package Store
Firestone
Murphy Printers
Barber Chevrolet
Gruber Furniture
Culli- Nane Haulers
Elmwood Bath
Middlesex Laundry
Tarny Trimmers
Mill Stream
Concord tops Dedham in indoor meet led by Napoli and Beccy
Concord High School dominated Dedham in the indoor meet led by Charlie Napoli who hit 47 feet in the shot put as Concord captured six first places and swept the shot Put event. Standouts included Dan Deveau and Al Beecy with multiple podium finishes and Baker of Dedham setting a mile record.
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Charlie Napoli
Concord
Dan Deveau
Freddie, Walker
al Beecy
Paul Baker
Deédham
Dick Stuke
Revere High
Dedham
Soule
Schaeffer
Cullinane
Stuke
R. Davidson
Doyle
Dougher’y
Fredenburgh
Dunne
Hoyt
Walker
Waterhouse
Nichols
Hazen
Monahan
Baker
G. Davidson
A. Beecy
DeVeau
New Round Begins For Holy Name Bowlers
A new round starts for Holy Name bowlers on January 13 at 9 PM at Tutte's Alleys Maynard. Pairings include Holy Cross versus Notre Dame, Boston College against St Bonaventure's, and St Michael's facing St Mary's.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Boston College
St. Bonaventure’s
St. Michael’s
St. Mary’s
Jericho in Jordan Sinks to World’s Lowest Town Elevation
Modern Jericho in Jordan sits 840 feet below sea level making it the world’s lowest lying town. The record highlights the unique geographic position attracting attention from regional observers and tourists alike.
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Jericho
Jordan
Carlisle Indians Fall Short Against Maynard CYO
Carlisle Indians suffered a 74 58 loss to Marlboro and then narrowly ousted by Maynard CYO in a non league encounter at the State Armory Concord. Manager Charlie Sullivan seeks more games with local teams and can be reached at Concord 1291 W.
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Carlisle
Marlboro
Carlisle Indians
Maynard Cyo
State Armory
Concord
Charlie Sullivan
Karl Spooner
Acton Five Shows Six Wins In First Eight Hoop Tilts
Acton high school basketball team posts six victories in their first eight games this season excluding Tuesday's Burlington contest. Team records and opponents are listed in the recap with BAY U and savings bonds referenced in the page notes.
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Acton
Burlington
Acton School Plans Shifted Expansion and Staffing
Supt Pearson reviews Acton school needs amid 1954 sixth grade start and 1955 100 third graders. Proposes adding four primary rooms to free village schools for grades 4 5 6 and notes high school two shift plan limits. Details new faculty future additions and budgeting for engineering and transportation.
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Nagog Regional High School
Louis Leveroni
Ole Garthe
Prudent
Acton’ School Committee
Thru The Hoop: Concord Falls as Wakefield Hosts
Concord High trailed Wakefield last Wednesday while Middlesex League rivals won. Belmont beat Stoneham 60 57 after a late period rally, Winchester defeated Melrose 59 42, and Lexington topped Reading 60 50. Dave Granston led with 27 points as the league leaders.
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Concord High
Wakefield
Belmont
Stoneham
Winchester
Melrose
Lexington
Reading
Dave Granston
Littleton
Acton
Blanchard Hall
Sudbury High
Maynard High
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