Maynard Regionals sees tight Lincoln-Sudbury win
Lincoln-Sudbury edged Maynard High 46-40 in a close regional game paced by Bob Brenn with 21 points and Doherty 14 plus Abrahamson 10. DeRosa led Maynard with 22 and Lennie Melanson added 10 as foul trouble and late rally defense shaped the outcome.
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Rebis
Orange Jack
Sudbury
Bob Brenn
Doherty
Abrahamson
Maynard
DeRosa
Lennie Melanson
Sud
Maynardites
Lincolnury
Ury Jayvees
Lincoln - Sudbury
Amson
Maynard H. & G F
Maynard High Girls Top Hudson in Gym Thriller
Maynard High beat Hudson 33 to 23 as Robinson and Jessie Pieccombined for 23 points. Leigh led for the losers with 12 while Jayvees and junior teams also won, and Concord tripped Trium over Concord 36-31 with Scherer 17 and Thompson nine.
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Lyward
Maynard High
Hudson
Robinson
Jessie Pieccombing
Leigh
Born
Bedford
Jayvees
Vic
Arene Chynd Carol
DeRosa
Nard
Triulm
Concord
Scherer
Hompson
Colleton
Concord High Heads to Belmont for Key Middlesex League Test
Concord High visits Belmont Friday in a pivotal Middlesex circuit clash. Both teams share the league lead with Winchester, after Concord’s 46-44 win earlier this season marked their first over Belmont since February 1957. Belmont hasn’t lost at home since January 3, 1957.
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Concord
Middlesex
Concord High
Belmont
Winchester
Wenners
Reading
Middlesex results show mixed week for teams
Concord Regular games were played Wednesday and Saturday. First hockey team lost 6-0 to Noble & Greenough and 7-1 to St George's. Second team went 1-0 vs Noble & Greenough and 4-1 vs Milton Academy. Third team lost 2-0 to Belmont Hill and beat St Mark's 5-3. Squash teams swept Brooks 5-0. Saturday state finals beat Fin 3-2. Second basketball team beat St Marks 29-26. third team won 30-28 then lost to St Sebastian's 26-16. Weeks total eight wins seven losses.
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Concord
Fenn School
Noble & Greenough
St. George’s
Milton Academy
Belmont Hill
St. Mark’s
Brooks
St. Sebastian’s
Bearls Lead as Bobbie Tops Individual Scores
Maynard-Bearls lead from Maynard Women's event with Bobbie Statkus top scorer at 290 points. Team totals include Bearls 1236, Obergs 1232, Millstream 1237, Gale 119, Pauls 1260, Ailis 251 with FE Marchant 272 as notable finishes.
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Maynard
B. Mahoney
E. Bartolomew
B. Statkus
Total
Gale
N. Poulson
R Foley
E. Schwab
B. Huhtamaki
J. Stephens
Pauls
J. Morgan
D. Leach
J. LeSage
Golf clubs members list for 1958 Concord and nearby clubs
The Concord Country Club issued 49 handicap cards in 1958 with dues totaling $2. Half funds the M.G.A. and half supports the Francis Ouimet Scholarship Fund. Other clubs reported Maynard 16 Marlborough 21 Wayland 20 Lexington 102 Pine Brook 184.
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Concord
Concord Country Chip
M.G.A
Francis Ouimet Schollarship Fund
Maynard
Marlborough
Wayland
Lexington
Pine Brook
Canadian salmon catch nets about 45 million dollars in value
A Canadian fishery season in British Columbia yields a salmon harvest valued around 45 million dollars. Fishermen and traders report strong catches and steady prices from coast to coast. The total impact spans processing plants and regional markets.
Maynard Faces Marlboro in Midland clash at Marlboro Club
Maynard High basketball team meets Marlboro in a Midland league game at Marlboro Club tomorrow afternoon. Maynard aims to challenge Hudson and Milford leaders after beating Clinton, while Marlboro seeks a strong start to avenge a prior close loss to Hudson. Next Tuesday Hudson hosts Maynard in Memorial Gym at 6 30 p m and hopes for revenge.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Marlboro
Marlboro Club
Friay
Panthers
Milford
Clinton
Hudson
Maynardites
Sam Duca
Memorial Gym
Hawks
Bill Formosi
Concord High Men Struggle in B A A Meet at Boston Garden
Concord High failed to score in the B A A meet at Boston Garden. The relay squad won a race against Weymouth, Boston Trade, and Somerville with a 2 32.8 relay, led by Mullaney Harris Nichols Alden. Individual events saw mixed results with several finalists advancing and others fading, as next week Concord heads to the Met League activity meeting in Malden Catholic to decide Division 8.
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Concord
Concord High
Boston Garden
Weymouth
Boston Trade
Somerville
Bill Mullaney
Kit Harris
Harold Nichols
John Alden
Mullaney
Loren Flagg
Hast Bridgewater
Jack Duncan
Dean White
Dick Beharrell
Bill Libby
Alden
Vic Rizzitano
Tony Rizzitano
Rickie Jancis
Malden
Stags Win Two Close Games On The Road And Home
The Stags beat Worcester Boys Club 73-68 at Maynard Gym and edged Westboro Motors 63-59 at home. Key plays came late in the final periods as Roger Murray, Laskowsky, Ke, Rogers, Pennimah, Connors and Kivikoski paced a resilient, balanced attack. The team now prepares for games in Newton and Boston with a next home date against Worcester YMCA.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
Maynard Gymnasius
Worcester
Westboro
Stags
Worcester Boys Club
Roger Murray
Laskowsky
al Rogers
Bill Pennimah
Connors
Kivikoski
Westboro Motors Club
Tookie” Laskowsky
Newton
Boston
Worcester Ymca
Murray
Duggan
Gets Awak
Penman
Camping folks get ready for new year
Concord Mrs. John H Kennedy owner of Trade Winds Nautical Day Camp returns from St. Croix and attends a meeting of women directors and owners of private camps. Bonnie and Angus Kennedy will depart for St. Croix after the New Year Motor Boat Show and their yard on St. Croix reflects growing interest in sailing and water activities. A recent land purchase adjoining the camp property will expand waterfront access and broaden future programs.
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Concord
John H. Kennedy
Trade Winds Nautical Day Camp
St. Croix
U.S. Virgin Islands
University Club
Bonnie
Angus Kennedy
Kennedys
Trade Winds
Demons Dominate Hawks In Acton Bowladome Match
South Acton-Capt. Ed Dempsey posts 373 to lead the Demons to a 4-0 win over the Hawks in the Dewey and Almy league at the Acton Bowladome. Ed Ogilvie adds 311, Noel 307, Dempsey 308 for Hawks. Sabres beat Rockets 4-0 and Banshees top Savages 3-1 with Pieccewicz 358 and Champagne 313 leading the scoring totals.
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South Acton
Demons
Hawks
Dewey & Almy
Acton Plant
Acton Bowladome
Ed Ogilvie
Noel
Art Dempsey
Sabres
Rockets
Stan Uglevich
Farrington
Taylor
S. Piecewicz
Banshees
Champeeme Hhiting
Pennimian
Savages
Lehto
Kansanniva
E. Dempsey
Oglivie
Walsh
Huhumaki
Markiewiicz
Phipps
A. Dempsey
Jarvi
Primiano
Weaving
Uglevich
Progen
Gilbert
Dean
Priest
Cook
Sofka
McArinew
Nocella
Pieccewicz
Penniman
Champagne
Lammpinen
Doocey
Saari
Yatkiewicz
Musketaquid Club Names Officers At Dinner Session
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club elects new officers at the annual dinner meeting in West Concorde Inn. President Edward Wiggins is elected among officers with John Mutty Ray mond Lawrence and Glenwood Swett continuing. Five year directors include James Barrington Augie Macone Robert Stow Harold Cahoon and Wiggins.
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West Concorde
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Eas Inn
Russell Dredge
Edward Wiggins
John E. Mutty
Raymond B. Lawrence
Glenwood Swett
James Barrington
Augie Macone
Robert Stow
Harold Cahoon
Wiggins
Maynard Sport Lites With Al Cowles
Maynard High School basketball coach Bill Formosi builds a resilient team after a winless stretch. He emphasizes practice, plans a summer league, and aims to foster sportsmanship while guiding players adapting from football. Nearby reports note Milford and Marlboro teams, and local athletics figures sharing the spotlight.
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Maynard
Bill Formosi
Formosi
Bill
Our Lady of Grace Parish
Everett
Marlboro
Milford
Will de Rosa
Dick Lawson
Maynard High
Hudson
Carzord
Bedford
Assabet Valley
Marlboro High School
Dave Fournier
Frank Jouberts
Nick Hassapes
Sam Duca
Charlie Napoli
Milford High
Concord
Brandeis
al Kulevich
Will DeRosa
Dick Jones
Maynard High Star
Billy DeRosa
Ed Deninéey
Dewey & Almy
Milford Narrowly Beats Maynard In Spine-Tingling Final Period
Milford High ekes past Midland League rival Maynard 39-34 at Maynard Memorial Gym. Pyne scores 15 to lead Milford, Conley shines on the floor, DiRosa tops locals with 13 as Milford’s late surge seals a hard fought victory. Milford Jayvees also win 33-22.
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Maynard
Milford High
Maynard Memorial Gym
Doug DeRosa
Red Raiders
Milford
George Pyne
Bob Conley
Pyne
Conley
DiRosa
Ed Mullin
Milford Jayvees
Jayvees
Milford H
Williams
Boyce
Ziccella
Rapatoes
Vas
Laguidera
Brita
Apecella
Strikes and Spares Bowling Roundup Has Wide Race
West Concord hosts a tight race with three foes still in contention. Bartolomeo posts a high single of 164 while Imer’s 1492 spirit shows. Union Church skittlers host another Bedford party. Beaudoin bowls in a March of Dimes event. Demons lead over Dewey and Almy at Bedford and Acton bowls see Walt Carlson at 112.9 average. Railroads expect up to 20 million to clear tracks of snow and ice.
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West Concord
Bing” Bartolomeo
Didja
Imer
Union Church
Bedford
Sylvia Beaudoin
March of Dimes
Acton
Zips
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Holy Name
Fordham
Notre Dame
Tommy‘ Hill
Tom’ Graham
Joe Jungers
Bob Cahill
Leo Gillis
Walt Carlson
Demons
Dewey & Almy
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Ayward
Lincoln-Sudbury
Maynard Memorial
Ord
D&a
Acton Eee
Ewiez
W. Co
Mill Eee
Nald
W. Concord
Mill
Ison
D&a . W. Concord
Ewey & Almy
Long
Bobbie
List Golf Clubs
Saray Bivinpics
Owls
Farmers
Tigers
Orioles
Hornets Wasps Outlaws Crusaders
Ecine
E. Boyden
J. Beach
R. Gallant
H. Watkins
S. Scribner
E. Anderson
J. McLaughlin
G. Hatch
Hudson and
St. Bridget
CYO
Sullivan Club
Lymn
Harlem Magicians
Celtics
Our Lady’s
Sharon
St. Julia’s
Weston
St. George’s Parish
Saxonville
St. Patrick’s Parish
Lowell
Bedford Bowling Pals
Jockeys
Teetolars
Gould
Essos
Strikers
Barbers
B. R
Postoffice
Alps
Horst Moser
Innsbruck
Austria
Holy Name League
Boston College
Holy Cross
Marquette
Villanova
Martha White
Ohio
Dempsey
Piecewicz
Musketaquid Club
U. S
Syracuse University
al Cowles
Harrington
Maynard H
Mullin
Hannon
Melanson
Rg Smith
Rg DeRosa
Chyzus
C Crowther
If Colleton
Koskinen
Association of American Railroads
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