Concord-Carlisle Stars Win Relays in Close Meet
Concord Carlisle athletes claim five firsts led by mile relay record 3 57.9 and victories by Francis in 50 yard dash and DiCicco in the 300. Milton and CC athletes sweep field events as medals accrue across sprints, hurdles, distance, high jump and shot put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Carlisle
Jack Duncan
Pete DiCicco
Walter Valentine
Kit” Harris
Dick Francis
DiCicco
Mile McGrath
Milton
Francis
Pave
Reeves
Duncan
Drevitch
D. White
Sullivan
Hardy
Motta
Harris
Tuohey
Cruve
Valentine
Mitsch
P. Sullivan
Kincaid
Woodruff
Glickman
McGrath
Ellenwood
Plunkett
Concord-Carliele
Snow
Hemenway
Inability To Hit Sinks Concord-Carlisle At Regionals
Concord-Carlisle fell 41 to 33 as Wakefield rallied in the final minutes. Kelley led Wakefield with 19 points while Captain Tom Berlied returned but scored once. Concord-Carlisle had just 10 baskets and held a 22-12 halftime edge before fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Kelley
Concord-Carlisle
Forte
Tom Berlied
Top bowlers list from 321 Club weekly
This week’s 321 Club standings highlight top scorers including Robinson and Mill Dam with 390 and 374. Acton residents Carlson and Scribner close behind with 368 and 357. other notable names include Dempsey Gallant Hayes Palena O’Connell and more across W Concord Mill Dam D A Intra Town K of C and D A clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robinson
Mill Dam
Cerra
Carlson
Acton
Scribner
E. Dempsey
Gallant Acton
Hayes
W. Concord
Palena
Ogilvie
Stefanelli
S. Piecewicz
Janse
Helin
McCracken
Wetherbee
J. Finigan
K. of
Fish
O'Connell
Thursby
C. Piecewicz
Massarelli
Miller
E. Smith
Lombardo K. of C
Scribner W. Concord
Batulin
Kimball stars as Belmont Hill routs Milton Academy
Belmont Hill captain Toby Kimball scored 33 points to lift the defending Private School League champions to a 91-60 win over Milton Academy, extending their long undefeated streak after Saturdays game.
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Sudbury
Toby Kimball
Belmont Hill
Milton Academy
A B Juniors Open Season With Non League Win
Acton Acton Roxborough junior high basketball opens season with a Wednesday non league game at Stow and a Friday Middlesex league opener at Burlington. Coach Mason King announced players including James Bartlett Gary Beliveau James Browne Peter Moody Giles Lowden David Parks Timothy Prowton Charles Riordan Robert Sampson Philip Schribner Ronald Sweatt Donald Allen David Carlson Paul Chandonail Michael Flanner Paul Erikson Jon Kirkpatrick John Knight Gerald Lane Ian Long Donald MacLean Russell McNamara Paul Shepard Nicholas Roux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Stow
Middlesex
Burlington
Mason King
James Bartlett
Gary Belliveau
James Browne
Peter Moody
Giles Lowden
David Parks
Timothy Prowton
Charles Riordan
Robert Sampson
Philip Schribner
Ronald Sweatt
Donald Allen
David Carlson
Paul Chandonail
Michael Flanner
Paul Erikson
Jon Kirkpatrick
John Knight
Gerald Lane
Ian Long
Donald MacLean
Russell McNamara
Paul Shepard
Nicholas Roux
Maynard-Jim Garcia Heads to Florida for PGAT
Maynard County Club pro Maynard Garcia plans to depart this week for Florida to compete in a PGA tournament. He recently played a week of golf in Pinehurst North Carolina, hailed as the national capital of golf, with companions.
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Florida
Maynard
Jim Garcia
Maynard Country Club
Pinehirst
N. C
Concord Carlisle to host Stoneham and Winchester after Melrose
Concord Carlisle hosts Stoneham Tuesday January 17 and Winchester Friday January 20 after a Melrose game. Leading scorers: Bob Baker 92, Tom Berlied 88, Dave Clark 77, Terry Taylor 31, D Caplice 26. Stoneham and Winchester have defeated the Seawards previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. H. S. Action
Concord
Melrose
Concord-Carlisle
Stoneham
Winchester
Seawards
Bob Baker
Tom Berlied
Dave Clark
Terry Taylor
D. Caplice
Reading
Hubbard
Darby
Clay
Horton
Austen
R.f
Taylor
Herrick
DuBois
L.g
Michalosky
R.g
Olsen
Name Concord - Carlisle
T.taylor
R-F
Nickerson
R.f. Sloane
Baker
Windheim
R-F. Tucker
Caprice
L.g. Clark
Northbridge Tames Tigers At Maynard
Northbridge defeated Maynard 74 to 43 in a Central Mass Conference game last Tuesday. Wheel er and Vanderssen combined for 43 points, Uglevich added 18, Larson 10, while Prescott was limited to six. halftime stood 34-23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Wheeler
Phil Vanderssen
Northbridge
Central Mass
Joe Uglevich
Bill Larson
Carl Prescott
Upstaters
Name Nee Vandersen
Bardon
Wheeler
Roy Vf. Shregbud
R.g. White
R.g. An
R.g. Hog
Maynard Name G Prescott
If. i McDonnell
f. Ketola_ c Cox
C. Spratt
Rf Larson
L.g
Uglevich
R.g. DeRosa
R.g
Girls Fall to Billerica in League Showdown
Acton-Local girls lost 59 to 23 at Billerica. Billerica raced to a 14-0 start led by freshman Reis with 21 points. Minner 17 and J Callahan 10 aided the victors while Nancy Peck 9 and Joan Tuttle 6 scored for Acton. Colonial J V edged Billerica J V 26-24 with Janet Putnam hitting the winning basket in the final seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Billerica
Colonials
Miss Reis
Miss Minner
Miss J. Callahan
Nancy Peck
Joan Tuttle
Colonial J. v
Billerica J. V
Janet Putnam
Colonial
Janet Putnam Netting
Evelyn Sawyer
Kathleen Paradis
Frances Allbright
Umpires Session Set At Boston Meeting
Maynard American League umpires plan annual gathering at the Hotel Sheraton Plaza in Boston on January 16 and 17. Attending are John Flaherty Fal mouth formerly of American Bill Summers and Ed Hurley of Massachusetts. All 20 staff umpires expected. President Joseph Cronin and Supervisor Cal Hubbard to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Sheraton Plaza
Boston
John Flaherty
Falmouth
Bill Summers
Ed Hurley
Massachusetts
Joseph Cronin
Cal Hubbard
Action packed junior high regional basketball schedule
Action in the Acton-Roxboro junior high regional tournament includes games at Billerica on January 16 Concord January 19 Hudson January 24 Maynard January 27 Tewksbury and January 30 at Wayland plus home matches.
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J. H
Acton
Acton - Roxborough
Billerica
Concord
Hudson
Maynard
Tewksbury
Wayland
Bedford Schedule Highlights Upcoming Basketball Games
Bedford announces boys games including Jan 13 vs Ashland at home, Jan 17 at Weston, Jan 20 at Lynnfield, and girls games with Jan 13 at Lincoln Sudbury, Jan 18 at Ashland, Jan 24 hosting Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ashland
Weston
Lynnfield
Lincoln
Sudbury
Westford
Concord-High School Cagers Host Melrose Friday
Concord-Carlisle high school basketball returns home Friday at 7 p.m. to face Melrose after Melrose’s recent 49 45 overtime loss to Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Melrose
Chet Karpceak
Paul Kelliher
Winchester
Concord-Carlisle
Wayland
Acton Roxborough teams schedule action next week
Acton Roxborough Regional boys host Lynnfield Friday in a Dual County League clash while the girls travel to Littleton at 3 15 pm. On Tuesday both teams face Holliston with the boys away and the girls at home. Friday January 20 the boys meet Lincoln Sudbury and the girls host Hudson at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Lynnfield
Littleton
Holliston
Lincoln-Sudbury
Hudson Girls
Concord Falls To Courier In Eight-Point Loss
Concord-The Concord team of the Can Town League dropped its second loss in nine as Courier defeated the locals 87 77. Gerry Morin topped the winners with 25 points, Norm McLean had 21, while Don Fraser scored 22 for Concord. Ed Gallagher 13, Tony Snelson 11, Kenny Olsen 10 for Concord. In a separate game Pioneer beat Concord 69 63. Fraser and Gallagher had 18 apiece for Concord, Owen McArdle and Jim Bell 21 for Pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Courier
Gerry Morin
Norm McLean
Fletchers
Don Fraser
Ed Gallagher
Tony Snelson
Lexington
Kenny Olsen
Pioneer
Paul
Fraser
Gallagher
Owen McArdle
Jim Bell
Buy U S Savings Bonds Invest In Your Country
A public service urging citizens to purchase U S savings bonds to support national finances and invest in the country’s economic future. The item promotes patriotic savings and government bonds as a means to strengthen national funds and civilian stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bowling Team Standings and Friday Matches
The scoreboard lists team totals and player scores for Cunningham Mack Kane Nelson Mullaney Wattu Doyle Foley Doyle Lembo and others with Venturis Palmers Hogans and Sneads leading. Friday matches set Sneads versus Hogans Harneys versus Palmers and Venturis versus Bolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kane
Venturis
Nelson
G. Doyle
Smith
Foley
A. Doyle
Lembo
Atiou 'Smeads
Bolts
Herneys
Palmers
Hogans
Sneads
Harneys
Intra-Town Bowling Leads and Halftime Standings Across Clubs
Midseason bowling results show Maynard-Eagles leading Intra-Town with strong averages and highs led by Jim Fava 108 high game 151 and Hugh Miller 372 triple. Holy Name B C leads first half in their league while Acton Tigers top their group and Maynard women post notable scores including Rose Pittsley 91.6 and Jo Stephens 91.5.
Strikes and Spares Highlight Local Bowling Standings
Concord Nick Genetti 365 and cousin Pat 375 lead high triples in Bedford league while Pat tops local averages at 112.4. Barbara Ligmann high in Acton women with 309. Hang Wattu high Maynard CC triple 326. Phil Lembo 121 high. Gals leader Gladys Wig hag triples 303 300. Leading averages: Wattu 98.2, Dodd 97.16, Kane 94.16, MacKay 93.19, Lembo 92.8, Gagne 91.2. Mill Dam League resumes Monday. Anchors lead. K of C half opens with eight teams. West Concord has 31 bowlers over 100 average. Ed Smith high triple season 375 Steve Scribner high 149. Secretaries please submit scores by Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nick Genetti
Pat
Bedford
Enterprise
Acton
Barbara Iligmann
Hang Wattu
Maynard Country Club
Phil Lembo
Gladys Wi
Gladys Wi ‘Hag
Wattu
Will Dodd
Kane
Pete MacKay
Lembo
Donat Gagne
Mill Dam
K. of C
West Concord
John
Ed Smith
Steve Scribner
Concord Lincoln Sudbury and Wakefield Basketball Schedule
Basketball schedule lists Concord facing Lincoln Sudbury at home on Tuesday and games at Winchester and Wakefield on January 20 with opponents including Sudbury and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincoln- Sudbury
Conco Ter
Winchester
Wakefield
Bowling Summaries Show Wide Scores Across Teams
The report lists multiple bowling lines with team totals and individual scores from Morrill, Grubers, Murphys, Cullinanes, Kings, and others. Notable totals include Morrill 1670, Grubers 1683, Murphys 1757, and Villanova 1404, with upcoming matches and leading averages for performers such as Hay and Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Watts
Fava
Grubers
Kahileinen
D'Errico
Progen
McDonald
J. Tobin
Murphys
Primiano
Nd Richardson
Aes
LeSage
Mil
Sacks
Edwardson
Hal
Wasiuk
Wirtanen
Laouary
Nyholm
Klemola
Ward
Pirkola
Larson
Justasson
Mastarelli
Cassidy
Fitzpatrick
Mikkonen
Piecewicz
Kane
Total
DiPietros
Nevala
McGee
DiPietro
Lampinen
Lester
Novick
O'Neil
Bakun
Butcher
Leiko
Helin
Tarnus
Carlton
Trakimas
Forbes
Columbo
Tierney
Stephens
Etros
Tarnys
Ings
Tuttos
Laundry
Bins
Cullinanes
Kings
Tobias
Tu — Dodds
Eagles
Bowling Team Totals From Local League Matches
Acton women's head pins list includes Baker DeVellis Hawes Scho field Heiligmann totaling 1230. Thunderbirds Charter Smith Lou-Hi-Balls Turnbull Collins Belliveau Gallant Price total 1337. Beach Bentley Harris Burns McPherson total 12853. Hi-Pives Mullen Fannon Bailey Foote Letterson total 1284. Jets Notar Davis Gray Walker Reed total 1233. Alleycats Trafton McFarland Cuff Mahar Gates total 1241. Rolling Pins Vachon Shuppert Milberry Downey total 1.
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Acton
Baker
DeVellis
Hawes
Schofield
Heiligmann
Thunderbirds
Charter
Smith
Turnbull
Collins
Belliveau
Gallant
Price
Beach
Bentley
Harris
Burns
McPherson
Mullen
Fannon
Bailey
Foote
Letterson
Jets
Notar
Davis
Gray
Walker
Reed
Alleycats
Trafton
McFarland
Cuff
Giants and Steelers Lead Pair Scores in Exhibition
In a set of regional exhibition matches, the Dewey and Almy Giants defeat the Eagles 1515 to 1437 while the Steelers beat the Bears 1543 to 1471. Rams topple the Browns 1548 to 1385 with strong totals from Arthur and Dempsey.
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Dewey and Almy Giants
Piecewicz
Sofka
McAviiew
Com Tois
Hovey
Rodgers
Eagles
Castor
Ryder
Hurley
Steelers
Penniman
Allen
Dean
Thursby
Ogilvie
Bears
Pratt
Kangas
Walsh
Kansanaiva
Lampine
Mayo
Rams
Arthur
Perrault
Taylor
Gilbert
Noel
E. Dempsey
Browns
Grace
O'Neal
Huhtamaki
Uglevich
Cook
Scores From A Basketball League Showing Team Totals
The report lists teams St Christopher's Hershey Hull Milky Ways Butterfingers Rolles Mars Snickers with players and game totals. Each squad’s player scores are shown beside names and a team total with averages and final sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Christopher’s Hershey
Hull
Tucker
Byrne
Hicks
Milky Ways
White
Catania
Tobin
Murphy
Walsh
Butterfingers
Ryall
Laskowsky
Morrill
Rolles
Martin
Power
Irving
Caruso
Mars
Primiano
McCabe
Sullivan
Lincoln
Foley
Snickers
Charpentier
Stades
Higgins
Moynihan
Kulik
Ravens and Falcons Lead Team Totals in Loop Almanac
In aBrowse of the circuit meet scores the Ravens with McArdle Neal 275 Burke 286 280 Corbett 290 finish 1334. The Falcons record 1358 led by Donnelly Coleman Dee elli Gannon 290. Other totals include Sparrows 1367 Wrens 1334 Orioles 1375 Bluejays 148 Robins 140 Swallows 1401.
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K. Ofc
Circuit Ravens
McArdle
Neal
Burke
Corbett
Falcons
Donnelly
Coleman
Dee
Elli
Gannon
Sparrows
McNally
Colbett
Mara
Baptiste
Dummy
Wrens
McHugh
Healy
Carey
Orioles
McNamara
Stone
Giannini
Gan
Bluejays
Dwyer
Griffin
Finigan
Geary
Robins
Ryan
Lombardo
Donaghey
Downey
Moore
Monday schedule features local teams and mixed results
The listing shows Fair Grounds versus Hardware, Liberty Acres versus Robinsons, Birds Acres versus Sollys, Fencemen versus Ramblers, Bedfords versus Al Stars, and Gormleys versus Kelley. It includes scattered scores and high single performances by Robinson and Bedford, with percentages and team totals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Hardware
Liberty Acres
Robinsons
Birds Acres
Sollys
Ramblers
Bedfords
al Stars
Gormleys
Kelley
L. Reangen
O'Can Aonnell
B.ee
Robinson Smeahurs
Con R. Aceon
Sae Tenn Jr
Bedford
Ford
Gormieys
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Kimball
Tame Tigers
Jayvees
C.C.H.S. Cagers
Hich
Jim Fava
Hugh Miller
di Pietro
John Helin
Mary’s
Freddie” Kane
Roxborough Way
Eleanor Towne
D. Larson
Holy Name
B. C
Patsy Iannie
Rosalie Walsh
Betty Caruso
Veda Hicks
Terry Morrill
Almy
Edda” Dempsey
Rose Pittsley
Jo Stephens
Rusty’ DiPietro
Mary Bobritsky
Jean Colletin
Larks
Gert O'Toole
Irene Rannuzzo
Rose
Frank McNamara, Jr
Tommy Murphy
Ir K.of C
Marquette
Bell
Lalli
Villanova
Migliacco
Christian
Brown
Hall
Garcia
Fordham
Ysrtin
Balger
Bent
Ianniejlo
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MuHen
Cullinane
Sweeney
Stein
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Waite
Perkola
Morehart
Mary's Apparel
King
Dupree
Beatty
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Buscemi
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Torppa
Schwab
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Millstream
Washburn
Lindquist
Connelly
Romilly
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Shepard
Byne
Popiemuck
Brooks
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Johansen
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Jones
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Kilkenny
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Firick
Paint & Hardware
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Cavaliers
Rod & Gun Hardings
Dees
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C. Anderson
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DeMao
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R. Anderso
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Obergs Gales Bearls — ‘Mary’ ’S Millstream
Radio
Eeeeteeeveeern
Gras-Stad Eeererereees
LS SC
Cann
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Random
J. Smith
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Gould
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Middies
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Mill Dam League
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