Winchester Indians Rout Concord in Middlesex League Opener
Winchester Indians built a 17 0 first period lead then held on to beat Concord High 63 49 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Joe Bellino led winners with 18 points while John Lynch and Mark Apsey added 14 and 16. Concord’s John Purcell and Clark Thorpe combined for 24. Concord jayvees fell 59 46.
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Middlesex Gamers Second Ice Win At Lynn's Arena
In a postponed league game at Lynn Sports Arena Middlesex School hockeyists blanked Noble and Greenough 5 to 0. Three first period goals sealed the win with goals from Crane Bright Ross Dabney and Freeman. Co captains John Ross and Mills Lane lead the squad with Baron Willard as manager.
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McGillicuddy Sets Scoring Record in Big Win
Concord Captain Don McGillicuddy of Reading High scored 59 points to set a new Reading school record and Middlesex league mark as Reading defeated Wakefield 99 to 66. He surpassed Stoneham’s Harry Melanson, with McLaughlin of Concord remaining close in pursuit after seven games.
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Concord May Win D Title At Boston Garden
Concord coach W Harold O'Connor enters 23 boys in the annual state meet at Boston Garden Saturday aiming to defend the Class D title. Key rivals are Prichard Rockland and Aideboro with Libbey out for the mile and Campobasso possibly sidelined by a bruise preventing high jump entry.
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Tuttos Still Tie For Lead In Maynard League
Tuttos and Laundry tied for first in the Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League after four point wins last week. Standings show the joint lead with closely bunched teams vying for top spots.
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Weaver Sets Middlesex Scoring Record in 88 83 Win
Concord junior Sam Weaver from Greenwich Connecticut outscored his brother’s two year old mark with 48 points as Middlesex defeated Brooks 88 83. He added 19 field goals and no fouls.
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Acton Triumphs 60-58 Over Weston in Midweek Tilt
Acton High powered by Tommy Edgar with 21 points beat Weston High 60-58 at Blanchard Memorial Auditorium. Acton sank 12 of 21 free throws, Weston 12 of 28. Bud Healey led Weston with 24 points as Acton moved ahead in the second half.
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Bruins Shelve Rangers With Two New Picks In 3 1 Victory
Boston Bruins powered by two veteran additions Real Chevrefils and Jerry Toppazzini defeated the New York Rangers 3 1 for their second straight win. It was Boston’s first home win since December 15 as Chevrefils and Toppazzini each scored while Toppazzini added a second goal helped by Hal Laycoe.
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Northboro Fish & Game to Host Social and Dance
The entertainment committee of the Northboro Fish and Game Association will sponsor a social and dance in the club house next Saturday night.
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Cullinane Sets Two Records in West Concord Bowling League
In Maynard at Tutte's Alleys, Cullinane led West Concord with a new high single of 558 and a team triple record of 1504. Eddie Cullinane rolled 128 and Harry Gaver 135, while Sam Lever contributed 328 and Snyer 298. Other match results include Palmers 3-1 over Bottled Gas and Hardings 3-0 over Cushmans.
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Gale Margin Stile Large March of Dimes Event
Local community hosts a large March of Dimes event amid strong winds at Gale Margin Stile. Organizers urge participation to support research and services for premature birth and infant health.
Edgar shines with 15 but Acton beaten
Acton Groton boys suffered their fifth loss in seven league games Friday night, 50 45. Anderson and McNayr led the winners for the Wintonmen, while Tommy Edgar scored 16 as he starts to resemble his brother John, star two years ago.
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Dovre barely leads. West Concord bowls close race
West Concord-Cullinane main trails the Dovre foursome by only one point in the West Concord Bowling League standings. Dovre holds a slim edge as movers stay three behind the leaders.
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Sudbury Defeats Millis 67 to 38 in Reposted Game
Sudbury varsity routed Millis 67 38 in a rescheduled matchup on January 18. Frank Vana led with 22 points as Sudbury built a 20 2 first quarter lead while subs scored 26 total points and played half the game. Jay Vee squad impressed with 52 15 win as Trussell and Carlman added 15 and 17 points respectively.
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Holy Name Bowling League Pairings Foretold
In the Holy Name Bowling League of Our Lady's February 1 schedule teams Frdhamh Notre Dame Holy Cross Boston Col lege and Villanova are set to bowl at 8 p.m. at Futto's AHeys in Maynard.
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Squash Team Suffers Narrow Loss in Midweek Match
A fragmented report shows the squash team losing a Wednesday afternoon match at Ericams after a straight-set defeat. Players’ names and exact scores are unreadable in the OCR text.
Trackmen Rout Lynn in Concord meet to claim Division 3 title
Concord takes most events at the Boston track meet, beating Lynn by a wide margin to clinch a third straight Division 3 crown. Tyler brothers standout for Lynn while Charlie Tyler sets a high jump mark of 5 9 3/4 feet.
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Jokters Tie Ramblers in Bowling League Match
Defending champions Concord Ramblers were held 2-2 by Jolters Jrs on Monday in Lexington. high scorers included Andy Giusti 319 and Roy Len Wetherbee 270 with Anchors leading the league. other teams and scores listed include Jokers and Priests with multiple totals and individual marks.
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Perry Threatens Dillard as Boston AA Meet Nears
Rod Perry, Penn State hurdler who beat Harrison Dillard last year, is seen as a real threat to Dillard’s Boston Garden dominance at the 67th Boston AA meet starting January 28. Dillard seeks a 10-year sweep of the event and a last major title in Boston.
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Belmont Game Sees Third Quarter Win On Court
The Belmont team defeated visiting rivals 44 32 after a 40 34 first half, with the decisive third period at Belmont gym. Milton Academy and Andover Middlesex squads participated in the earlier 40 34 contest and varsity 6 matchup.
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