Bathers Whitewash Cullinanes To Jump To First
Bathers rout Cullinane Haulers 4 0 to tie for first in Maynard Intra Town League at Tutte’s Alleys. Murphy Printers and DiPietro Roofers tied 2 2. Firestone and Masciarielli Jewelers also 2 2. Elmwood had three 300+ bowlers led by Jay Dee 322 as Bathers posted 1761.
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Roll
Dee
Murrghys
DiPietros
Jewelers
Maynard
Elmwood Bathers
Cullinane
Tutte’s
Murphy Printers
DiPietro Roofers
Firestone
Masciarielli Jewelers
Elmwood
Jay Dee
Mike Ignachuck
J. Smith
Bathers
Boyce
Fava
D‘pietro
Edwardson
Haley
Stephens
Elmwood Bath
H. Kane
O’clair
Maynard Bowling Standings Tie Murphy Elmwood Share Lead
Maynard bowling league sees Maynard Both Murphys and Elmwood tied for first as standings show a shared top spot after recent play. The uneven results leave the field concentrated at the head of the table.
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Maynard
Murphys
Elmwood
Bowling League Pairings Set for Holy Name Matches
The Holy Name Bowling League lists pairings for the second half first round at Tutte's alleys Maynard on Wednesday February 2 at 8 o'clock. Fordham faces Notre Dame, Marquette plays Holy Cross, and Boston College meets Villanova. The games conclude the first round of the second half.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Tutte
Maynard
Fordham
Notre Dame
Marquette
Holy Cross
Boston College
Villanova
Maynard Bowling League Matches Announced
Maynard bowling league schedules next week list Mur phy Printers versus Elmwood Bath Gruber Furniture versus Firestone DiPietro Roofers versus Masciarelli Jewelers all at Tutto s Alleys at 7 PM Monday January 31 Mur phy Printers Elmwood Bath Gruber Furniture Firestone DiPietro Roofers Masciarelli Jewelers Tuesday February 1 Tarny Trimmers versus King s Package Store Dodd s Welders versus Barber Chevrolet Middlesex Laundry versus Cullinane Haulers all at 7 PM
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Maynard
Tutto’s
Murphy Printers
Elmwood Bath
Gruber Furniture
Firestone
DiPietro Roofers
Masciarelli Jewelers
Tarny Trimmers
King’s Package Store
Dodd's Welders
Barber Chevrolet
Middlesex Laundry
Cullinane Haulers
Ted Leonard Named Secretary at Bay State Raceway
Ted Leonard 29 of Springfield Ill war hero and longtime trotting figure is named racing secretary of Bay State Raceway Foxboro replacing duties after a history with Rosecroft Magnolia Park Aurora Downs Sportsmen's Park Maywood Park Yonkers Roosevelt and other venues He will be introduced Jan 25 at the New England Horsemen Dinner in Boston and starts duties during the summer meet pending Massachusetts Racing Commission approval
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Foxboro
Ted Leonard
Sprinfield
Ill
Bay State Raceway
Walter S. Gibbons
Leonard
Rosecroft Raceway
Maryland
Magnolia Park
New Orleans
Aurora Downs
Sportsmen’s Park
Maywood Park
Yonkers
New England
Bradford
Boston
United States
Troting Association
Mele Signs 1955 Contract with Boston Red Sox
Outfielder first baseman Sam Mele 32 signed his 1955 contract with the Boston Red Sox today. Mele joined the club last July after playing with Baltimore and batted .318 for Boston. He set a major league record with 157 games in the outfield without an error last season.
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Boston
Sam Mele
Boston Red Sox
Mele
Red Sox
Baltimore
Sox
Moore Poor Threat For Heavy Title In September Rumble
A columnist blasts light heavyweight Archie Moore for brash claims to face Rocky Marciano for the world title and to fight Nino Valdes and *Cuc Kell* in one night. The piece says Valdes is the top challenger per The World Boxing Commission and fight mags, and questions Moore’s motives and public arrogance.
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Fac
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Marciano
Nino Valdes
Cuckell
Boxing Commission
Moore
Moroni
Charles
Valdes
London
Brewer Signs 55 Contract With Boston Red Sox
Boston reports pitcher Tom Brewer signed his 1955 contract with the Red Sox. The 23 year old Cheraw South Carolina product, named rookie of the year by Boston writers, will return for his sophomore major league season after a 10–9 record and 4.64 ERA in 1954. He will be honored at the baseball writers dinner January 26.
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Boston
Tom Eresee
Boston Reds
Boston Baseball Writers
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cheraw
S. C
Brewer
Baseball Writers
Bowling Along in St Louis an 80 Year Old Bowler
Mrs Emma Schmitt 80 says age does not slow her leisure. An enthusiastic bowler for 45 years she still bowls six games weekly and plans to continue as long as she can roll that ball down the alley.
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St. Louis
Emma Schmitt
Acton Girls Sweep Hudson In Dual Basketball Wins
Acton hosted Hudson High for first and second teams with Acton winning both. The jayvee lost 28 25 while the varsity won 49 41. Sylvia Flint led Acton with 33 points in the varsity game and Irene Kazakas controlled the boards against Hudson’s Priscilla Lang.
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Acton
Hudson
Misses Flint
Long Register
Hudson High
Actoni
Karen Erkkinen
Miss Flynn
Miss Moore
Margaret Daniels
Alice Foreman
Sylvia Flint
Lang
Irene Kazakas
Priscilla Lang
J. Stéele
C. Stevens
C. Fisher
J. Stevens
Erkkinen
Daniels
Q Foreman
Pederson
Rines
DiDuca
Hudson JV ' Parker
Lf Courtemanche
Flynn
Pematel
Cf Moore
Christie
Peters
Levine
Coolidge
Moore
Wooton
Stychynski
Stanehucki
Sexton
Flint
Beaudoin
Swinney
Cf Lee
Kazakas
Davis
Fitz
Themat
Boire
Manning
Ee ‘McCarthy
Hackers Shut Out Foe 4 0 Irish Victor in Bowl League
Acton Center Fighting Irish beat Slow Pokes 3 1 to lead the TI C Bowling League. Hackers downed All Stars 4 0 and Lucky Strikes beat Hurricanes 3 1 at Tutte's Alleys. Joe Delaney set a new season high with 339 in singles.
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Acton
Fighting Irish
Hackers
All Stars
Lucky Strikes
Hurricanes
Tutte’s
Joe Delaney
I. Sebastian
J. Cournoyer
T. Meehan
J. Clayton
J. Delaney
C. Chidley
C. Clayton
C. Harrison
G. Roche
R. Christenson
M. Mehegan
M. Heath
A. Leterie
C. Martin
T. Lunney
E. Lawrence
M. Miller
H. Herman
J. Chadwick
A. Geoffman
Garcia Leads Marquette to 4-0 Victory Over Villanova
Marquette extends lead with a 4-0 win as Garcia posts a triple of 321 to set season best. Horgan 324 Tombeno 319 and O’Hare 309 pace the scoring with team totals of 1653. Boston College and Fordham also win while Notre Dame and Holy Cross lose.
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Garcia
Marquette
Horgan
Tombeno
O’hare
West Concord
Villanova
Llalee
Tutte’s
Boston College
Notre Dame
Fordham
Holy Cross
Tom Horgan
John Tombeno
Dan O'Hare
W. Horgan
C. Malone
R. Barker
R. Cahill
J. Jungers
M. Garcia
L. Gillis
Wallace
J. Sree
S. O'Connor
W. Carew
R. Loughlin
Dummy
D. O’hare
C. Mogan
J. Tombeno
J. Pageau
B. Higgins
T. Ryan
E. Casessa
L. Frawley
T. Horgan
R. Sheehan
J. McMullen
P. LeBlanc
F. Devlin
J. Dickey
J. Viscarjello
B. Dee
J. Rust
W. Cove
L. Moreau
J. Santora
J. Steinmann
Middlesex extends win streak at Belmont
Concord Middlesex defeated Belmont Hill 64 to 56 at Belmont to run its Private School League streak to three. Bill Weaver scored 12 points and Sandy Dodge 19 for the winners with Ike Fordyce adding 10.
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Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Belmont
Bill Weaver
Sandy” Dodge
Ike” Fordyce
Middlesex Gfp
Davis
Percival
If Weaver
Fordyce
Blankmyer
Thedge
Oldtime Skiers to Gather for Jamboree in North Conway
Eastern Slope Region will host an Old Schusser's Jamboree on January 29 with pioneer skiers invited by the New England Council. A luncheon at Black Mountain Ski Area marks historic lift, Pinkham Notch trail anniversary, and Skimobile plaque dedication. Notables include Rockwell Stephens and John P. Carleton as toastmasters.
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North Conway
N. H
United States
Eastern Slope
New England Council
Black Mountain
Jackson
John Sherburne
Pinkham Notch
Tuckerman Ravine
Cranmore Mountain
Hannes Schneider
Eastern Slope Ski Club
Eastern Slope Inn
Rockwell Stephens
Woodstock
John P. Carleton
Manchester N.f
Six More Matches Thursday Evening at West Concord
West Concord bowlers schedule six matches for Thursday evening February 3 with pairings listed for Maynard. Radio vs Roci and Gun tangling Enton's vs Commonwealth Avenue Condon's vs Bottled Gass at 7 p.m. Fruit vs Home Products Pailmer's vs Postoffice Cushman's vs Reformatory at 9 p.m.
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West Concord
Maynard
General ‘Radio
Roci & Gun
Enton’s
Commonwealth Avenue
Condon’s
Bottled Gass
Concord ’ Fruit
Deer With Unshed Antlers Baffles Biologist in Keene
Biologist James Lee of New Hampshire fish and game reports a deer described as a possible close relative to Satan after R. C. Cameron of Keene shot it and brought the animal to a checking station. The deer showed mixed features of buck and doe with an unusual pair of antlers still under the skin.
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Keene, N. H
James Lee
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department
R. C. Cameron
Keene
Lee
First modern sports telecast milestones noted in history
The excerpt cites early televised sports events including Monmouth Park races on July 14, 1951 and the Brooklyn Dodgers versus Boston Braves game on August 11, 1951. It also mentions Jack Root defeating Kid McCoy in 1903 and Frank Selvy’s 100 point game record at Furman.
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Jack Root
Kid McCoy
Detroit
Chanlea
Michigan State
Glen Burgett
Sparta
Michigan
Eureka
California
J. E. Fish
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Ebbets Field
Frank Selvy
Furman Flash
Laundry's 1740 series leads bowling night at Tutte's Alleys
In Tutte's Alleys league action, Miller led Laundry with a 1740 series and Nyholm and Graceffa hit high games. Hyler posted a 326 triple for the winners while Trimmers and Grubers shared a 2-2 draw and a 4-0 clean sweep respectively.
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Miller
Graceffa
Gru
Ber Chevrolet
Tutte’s
Hyler
Trimmers
Dodds
Grubers
Lem Fa
Ben Piecewicz
Nyhe Batulin
Piecewi Perrillo
Maynard
Middlesex Laundry
Acton Girls Rally Past Harvard in 41-10 Rout
Acton girls varsity basketball secured their ninth win in ten games by routing Harvard 41-10. Sylvia Flint led Acton with 12 points, followed by Karen Spinney with 8 and Sylvia Beaudoin and Peggy Sexton with 7 apiece. Harvard was led by Miss Ryan with 7 points.
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Acton
Harvard
Sylvia Flint
Karen Spinney
Sylvia Beaudoin
Peggy Sexton
Miss Ryan
Mill Dam Bowling League Round Two Ends in Lexington
Concord closes the third and final round with matches at 7 pm next week featuring K. of C. Jrs against Lincoln Tudys versus Hubbardville Anchors versus K. of C. Srs Rambblers against Priests Jolters against Anchors as the big night sees Jolters captain Come Bregoli and Anchors captain Jack Halliday jockeying for position. Six American presidents have been National Guardsmen.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
K. of C. Jrs
Lincoln
Tudys
Hubbardville
Anchors
K. of C. Srs
Ramblers
Priests
Jolters
Come Bregoli
Jack Halliday
Irish Lead Continues In Action Standings Report
Irish teams push ahead in the bowling league with notable victories. Fighting Irish All Stars, Luckey, and Hurricane squads post strong scores while Polks trail in the standings.
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Milewski
Edwardsen
B. LeSage
D’errico
Lampinen
Novick
Morrill, Jr
Trakimas
F, Kane
Lester DiPietro
Vy. Murphys Printers
B. Watt
Baudreau
Nordberg
Primiano
J. Colombo
C. Clark
Firestone Tire
Sebastyn
Trombley
Limwood
Masciarielli
Tarnus
Kings
Laundry
Dedds
Barber
H. N. League
BAY State
New England ‘Horsemen’s Dinner
Massachusetts State Racing Commission
Inter
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B. Link
Jim
Mack
Tom Brewer
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March OF Dimes
Foe
Delaney
Weaver
Dodge
Eastern Slope Region
Julius Helfand
N. Y. State
Harri
U. S
C. Tobin
Beatty
Mariano
T. Colombo
Dora
Batulin
A. LeSage
Dodd Welders
Dodd
Ferillo
Filerra
J. Watts
Acton Girls
P B. Tobin
Hatch
Rf . McKay Erkkinen
Koh
St Steele
Yash
Ojalehto Nyholm
S. Watts
Harvard Girls
B. Graceffa
Gruber
Ryan
Lf Cullinan
Cooper
Barber Chevrolet Messersmith
Rf. Fardy
Madigan
Mills Chester
Hinds
Sieman
Cg . Girardi
Holston
M. Syrjanen
B. Piecewicz
Farrar
Middlesex Latin
Jokisaari
J. Pozerycki
Lombard
Punch
C. Syrajanen
National Guardsmen
If! I. C. Bowling League
Luckey
Hacker
Polks
Dawson
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