Recs Triumph Over Stags 71-54 for Third Victory
The Marlboro Rec team defeated the Maynard Stags 71 54 at the local gym. Ralph Grasso led with 29 points while teammates Grasso and Bren provided double figures as Marlboro built a large halftime lead and maintained it through the second half.
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Recs
Stags
Toro
Mar-Recs
Maynard Stags
Ralph Grasso
Marmeet Nap
Worcester
Maynard
Bill Grasso
Contom
Rasso
Billy Brenhit
r-Rees
Onnell
Frank
Concord Sports Drive Returns Busy Week Calendar
A dense schedule lists West Concord Bowling League seven matches at Tutte's Rileys and Maynard venues, Concord High sets games with Lexington and Stoneham, and Middlesex League basketball at Hunt Gym. Other events include squash, hockey, and bowling leagues across Maynard, Lexington, Acton, and Watertown with multiple junior and senior matchups.
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West Concord Bowling League
Tutte’s Rileys
Maynard
Musketsquad Sportsmen’s Club
Howard Johnson’s
Concord
Lexington
Concord J.H.S
Concord High
Stoneham High
Hunt Gymnasium
Maynard High
Clinton High
Clinton
Waltham High
Watertown High
Watertown
Marlboro High
Milford High
Milford
Lancaster High
Acton High
Wachusetts
Acton
Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Winchester High
Hunt Gym
Mill Dam
Tutte’s
Maynard J.H.S
Lexington High
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Atton
Harvard
Nobles
Dedham
Middnesex
Company H
Waltham
Ladies
Holy Name
Ayer
Concord Falcons
Maynard Stags
Leominster
Concord High Girls
Hudson High
Hudson
Fishing conditions improve as cold weather eases ice
Officials report on regional ice fishing conditions with several lakes and ponds still skimmed by thin ice. Officers note anglers mostly catch pickerel and yellow perch with some northern pike while men in Northampton and surrounding towns describe the conditions as poor to fair.
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Spo
Wilufish
Northufish
John J. Broderick
Pton
Northampton
Almon S. Griffin
Stockbridge
Eydow
Bedford Hoopsters Win Two Starts
Bedford’s varsity basketball team won two games, beating Burlington 22 to 16 and Lincoln 19 to 13. The jayvees also played, beating Burlington and losing to Lincoln, with listed players Bruce Damon Jimmy Albani Billy Beiren Robert Palmeri John Kierney Dean McDowell Andy Fay. First team players include Kern ey Sheldon Gittins Billy Bragdon Dave Cole Damon Steven Shea Dick Baird Paul Reissle Dick Lamarche Tim Murray.
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Bedford
Burlington
Lincoln
Bruce Damon
Jimmy Albani
Billy Beiren
Robert Palmeri
John Kierney
Dean McDowell
Andy Fay
Kearney
Sheldon Gittins
Billy Bragdon
Dave Cole
Damon
Steven Shea
Dick Baird
Paul Reissle
Dick Lamarche
Tim Murray
Two Teams Tied For Lead In Company H Bowling League
Concord A records a tie for first between Headquarters and Machine Gun in the Company H Bowling League after the first half. Standings show Machine Gun 8 won 4 lost and Headquarters 8 4, with Recoilless 6 6 and Mortars 2 10.
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Concord
Company H
Concord Tops Littleton In League Tilt
Concord Falcons edged Littleton 66 63 at Hunt Gymnasium last evening paced by Dick Glennon with 22 points. Snelson 14 Olsen 10 and Mc Laughlin 10 also scored for Concord while Wilcox and Knox led Littleton.
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Concord
Dick Glennon
Concord Falcons
Littleton
Hunt Gymnasium
Snelson
Olsen
McLaughlin
Wilcox
Knox
Westford Girls Rally to Lopsided Win Over Acton
Acton Westford clash sees Westford girls dominate 53 29 with Peggy Sexton Sylvia Flint and Sylvia Beaudoin starring. Acton boys fall 56 41 as Mulligan leads Westford and Paul Greenough tops locals with 16. Acton drops to fifth loss in six starts.
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Acton
Westford
Acton High
Mulligan
Paul Greenough
Peggy Sexton
Sylvia Flint
Sylvia Beaudoin
Strikes and Spares Lead Local Bowling Week
Concord Five teams score over 1700 led by Elmwood at 1761. Pinfall leaders include DiPietros and Tarnus with over 30,000. Acton Center notes Joe Delaney leading the TI C loop with 100.68 average and 4226 pinfall. Holy Name Big 3 comprises Horgan Steinmann Tombeno with Horgan at 95. Marquette expected to contend in second half.
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Concord
Maynard
Elmwood
DiPietros
Tarnus
Murphys
Dodds
Laundry
Grubers
Firestone
King’s
Masciarelli
Cullinane
Barber
Acton Center
Joe Delaney
Bob Lang
Delaney
Lang
Tiple
Holy Name
Tom Horgan
Holy Cross
Joe Steinmann
Notre Dame
John Tombeno
Fordham
Horgan
Tombeno
Steinmann
Marquette
Three New Marks In Three Leagues
Tutte's Alleys hosts three leagues where records fell. Elmwood Bath rolled a team triple 1761 to surpass Gruber’s 1754 in the Intra-Town League. Fordham’s John Tombéno posted a season high 131 in the Holy Name circuit and Joe Delaney rolled 339 to top his prior 326 in the T I C loop.
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Maynard
Tutte’s
Elmwood Bath
Grubers
John Tombeéno
Fordham
Holy Name
Leon Moreau
Joe Delaney
Bottle to Italy Messages Reach Shore
Stamford Connecticut reports that Wilbur R Grenwood age 13 sent eight messages in bottles into Long Island Sound last summer. One bottle surfaced on the Connecticut shore another was found by a beachcomber in Venice Italy.
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Stamford
Conn
Wilbur R. Grenwood
Long Island Sound
Connecticut
Venice
Italy
Gasmen Pennant Hope Snag by Reformatory in Bowling Match
Reformatory beat Bottled Gas 4 0 in a West Concorde Bowling League tilt at Tutte's Alleys Maynard. Stefanelli led with 319 while Prentiss added 317 and .New line shows top single 19.
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West Concorde Reformatory
West Concorde
Tutte’s
Maynard
Charles Stefanelli
al Prentiss
Andy Peterson
Archers must wait for own hunting season plan
Massachusetts archers face at least another year before a pre season bow hunted period. A Worcester January 7 meeting of the five man Division of Fisheries and Game board heard invited sportsmen register views. Opinions split with many leagues in favor. opposition included state sportsmen councils and Worcester groups.
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Massachusetts
Division of Fisheries and Game
Worcester
State Council of Sportsmen
Worcester County League of Sportsmen
Archers
Plymouth County League
Hamden
Shrewsbury
Auburn
Bay State
Pittsfield
Singletary
Worcester Fish and Game Association
Deane Whitney
Edmund Daigneault
Riverside
Kiely Urges Williams to Play in 1955
Hoboken New Jersey United Press Leo Kiely Boston Red Sox pitcher appeals for Ted Williams to return for one more year saying he would boost baseball and influence young pitchers, noting Williams has helped many players including Kiely himself and would be missed if he retires.
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Hoboken
N.J
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Ted
Red Sox
Leo Kiely
Kiely
Boston
Williams
Concord Trail in Standings in Met Track League
Concord Trail in standings in the Met Track League shows the team idle until February 5. Alaska's National Guard, composed mainly of hunters, trappers and fishermen, guards a vast rugged region with 586 400 square miles and a 2200 mile coastline.
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Concord
Met Track League
Alaska
National Guard
Concord Seawardmen top Wakefield for third Middlesex win
Concord led throughout to defeat Wakefield 67 to 57 at home. The Seawardmen improve to three wins and four losses in the Middlesex League, while Wakefield suffers a seventh straight defeat.
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Concord
Wakefield
Seawardmen
Acton Girls Sweep Hoop Loop Matchup In 2 4 Place
Acton Westford leads eastern Wachussetts League boys standings undefeated. Co Captain Paul McLaughlin scores 29 points by 21 free throws, with Dooley Thorpe adding 10 and Bouchar 9. Concord Jaguars win 49 25 as visitors Lazzaro 18 and Melanson 17 lead.
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CoCapt
Paul McLaughlin
Dooley
Thorpe
Dave
Bouchard
Lazzaro
Melanson
Concud
Concord
Jagvees
GFP
Watkins
Alexander
J. Purcell
Witherell
McLaughlin
Westford
Hutchinson
Ayer
P. Purcell
Littleton
McKenzie
Groton Acton
Martines
Ona
Lancaster
Ayer Wakefield
Acton
Lancase
Feeney
O* Dutton
Coon
Acton Chapman
Ish
Estford Hemingway
Groton Smith
Littleton Davis
Lancaster Melanson
Showstack
Driscoll
Delsie
300 Club Leaders Highlight Concord Bowl Season
Walter Carlson of Acton League tops this week with 374 points in the 300 Club standings. Other notables include Delaney 339, Miller 326, Nyholm 323, and Ginetti 328 with many players from Maynard Mill Dam West Concord Holy Name and Company H posting solid scores.
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Concord
Walter Carlson
Acton Leaue
Enterprise
Carlson
Acton
Delaney
Miller
Maynard
Ginetti
Mill Dam
T. Horgan
Nyholm
G. Dee
Garcia
Holy Name
Hanson
Stefanelli
West Concord
Tombeno
Smith
Boyce
Prentiss
McHugh
Company H
DiPietro
L. Graeffa
Ignachuck
M. Dee
Fava
Batulin
Hayes
Hamilton
B. O’neil
O’hare
Peterson
Bamford
Edwardson
J Smith
Larson
Pageau
Jones
C. Bregoli
Mill
B. Piecewicz
Tetreault
P. Dee
Stephen
Oliver Ames and Acton Hockey? Girls and Games in Middlesex News
Val Muscaty’s Oliver Ames squad rides a five game streak to top the Hockamock League amid Acton girls led by Co-Captains Peggy Sexton and Sylvia Flint as they near league tilts against Lancaster Groton and Ayer. Acton juniors host Maynard JHS then Hudson, Concord hosts and Concord’s C squad loses to Lexington freshmen as Middlesex action rolls toward February.
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Concord
Val
Oliver Ames
Muscaty
Hockamock
North Easton
Acton
John Winton
Wachusetts
Kat
Lancaster
Peggy Sexton
Sylvia Flint
Sylvia Beaudoin
Groton
Ayer
Maynard J.H.S
Hudson
Middlesex
Harvey Wheeler School
Acton Jayvees
Hudson Jayvees
Purcell
Goldthwaite
Lexington
Lexington High
Milton Cops Final Event Beats Concord in Met League Meet
Milton edged Concord 39 to 38 in the last event at the Met League indoor meet in Boston. Milton’s firsts included Alexander in shot put Walker in hurdles Dougherty in 300, with Montague LeBallister Davidson sharing high jump. Concord swept shot and high jump but missed a crucial third in the final 50 yard dash. Davis finished second in the 50 and the Milton relay won.
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Concord
Concord High
Boston
Milton
Benjaminmen
Tommy Alexander
Bob Davidson
Dick Montague
Dave LeBallister
Freddie Walker
al” Dougherty
Dick Davis
Schneider
Davis
Masterson
Walker
R. Davidson
Clasby
Iutilml
Erty
Wilcox
Courtney
O’malley
Kantoras
Hoyt
Grosse
Keith
Green
O’leary
Petersen
Haban
Montague
LeBallister
Alexander
Arnold
Cormier
Kantaros
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Ion
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Joseph H. Bird
Lake George
Bedford Hoopsters
Internat’s Cartoon Co
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MONE
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Edgar
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B Higgins
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G. Wilkinson
J. Schaeffer
J. Dee
R. Beaudoin
L. Gentry
H. Sayer
Kiely Urges
Concord Trail
Malden Catholic
Milton Lynn Classical
Revere Concord
Lynn Classical
Pace
Sinks
Westford and Ayers
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