Marlboro Panthers explode for first win behind late rally
Marlboro Five toppled Maynard 85-70 at the State Armory led by Norm Rice with 34 points. Villeneuve Mancinelli and Stone hit double figures as Marlboro regained form with a strong third and final period, while the Jayvees also beat Maynard 31-29.
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Rice Nets
Marlboro
Panthers
Maynard H &N
State Armory
Norm Rice
Rice
Villeneuve
Stone
Mancinelli
Jayvees
Maynard
Marlboro Cagers
Gene Villeneuve
Ray Mancinelli
Butch Stone
Marlboro H.i
Gare Mancinelli
Ryan i
Toohey
Hamilton
Kelleki¢r Auger
Corbin Long Drummey Woodworth
Maynard x. S
A P Torppa
Sluyski
Shaw
C Et ‘Crotty
Duggan
Aoe Otala
Scor
John Deknis
cNamara
Maerene
Paul Mes
Con
Mayna
Laskowsky
Billy Howes
Littleton
Bened
Sullivan
Marlboros
Ralph Grasso
Mar
Danny
Maynar
Stags
Sudbury Edges Wayland 58 55 In Dual County Clash
Sudbury varsity earns a 58 55 win over Wayland to keep title hopes alive. Roger DeMont scores 22 points leading Sudbury with Bill Boyd 14 and Dick Ling 11 as Wayland led most of the game before Sudbury’s late pressure sealed it.
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Sudbury
Wayland
Bill Boyd
Roger DeMont
Dick Ling
Frank Vana
Don Johnson
Joe Gould
Varsity Sudbury Gls
Johnson
Boyd
Hogan
Vana
Teres
Hall
Nee Mosca
R. DeMont
Wayland Gis Fis
Richardson
Tassinari
Sees Crowley
Sound System Jeers Rim Ramblers in Narrow Bowling Win
Hubbardville officials set horns and noise to disrupt but Ramblers win 3-1 in pins and 1480 to 1459. John Hayes nails 324 high score. rest of scores include Colombo 311 and Giusti 305. Other matches see Tudys 3-1 and Priests 1-3 with several 300s from Delsie Colombo and Macone.
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Hubbardville
Ramblers
Hansenmen
John Hayes
Rokers
Priests
K. of
C. Srs
Lincoln
Tudys
K. of Gadriison
Tony Delsie
The
Celerymen
Charlie Colombo
Lou Comeau
Eddie Tetreault
Wally Macone
Freddy Giusti
DeMao
Dom Palmeri
John Tobin
J. Hayes
H. Smith
L. Colombo
H. Harmon
H. Hanson
D. Palmeri
R. Cull
A. Carlson
S. DeMao
J. Tobin
T. Pagano
J. Dickey
C. Bregoli
F. Giusti
D. Bregoli
C. Denaro
L. Dee, Sr
M. Ziman
B. Nickerson
T. Hopkins
Andy Boy
B. Mehegan
B. O’neil
P. Moreau
C. Robinson
K. of C. Jrs
Locals stay unbeaten with win and tie in hockey
Concord Middlesex School blanked Brooks School 4 to 0 at Lynn Arena in a Private School League contest. Bill DeFord and Captain Bill DaMarche assisted in the first period with Tom Piper scoring in the third, followed by two late goals from Zeke Marshall on DeFord and Zeke passes.
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Concord
Middlesex
Brooks School
Lynn Arena
Bill DeFord
Bill DaMarche
Tom Piper
Rusty Robb
Zeke” Marshall
DeFord
Zeke
Andover
Brooks Ups Middlesex In Private School Squash Match
Concord-Brooks School defeated Middlesex 3-2 in the first team match at a Concord private school gym. The Brooks second team won 4-1. Individual results list Emmet B and Lee M among winners, with several five-game rallies across both teams.
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Brooks
Middlesex
Mail Contract To Williams For 1955
Boston United Press reports a 1955 Boston Red Sox contract has been mailed to slugger Ted Williams. Manager Mike Higgins says he has not spoken with Williams since rejoining the team but expects to see him in Sarasota. Dick Garnett will train with Louisville. Mele Agganis and Zauchin are favored for first base. Klaus will try at shortstop.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Mike Pinky Higgins
Williams
Sarasota
Billy Klaus
Braves
Higgins
Local youths take course in firearms at Concord Rod and Gun Club
A Friday night session at the Concord Rod and Gun Club marked the start of a firearms handling and safety course for about 10 high school youths. Instructors Levy Colt of the high school and Fenn School teach 15 to 18 year olds, who may earn competency certificates. The course, continuing weekly 7 to 9, covers ammunition safety hunter responsibilities and fish and game laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Warren T. Payne
Megers
Concord Falcons Triumph as Snelson Nets 30 Points
Ex Lexington High star Toby Snelson scored 30 points to lead the Concord Falcons to a 70 to 53 victory over Lunenberg in an Inter-State League game on Sunday.
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Concord
Toby Snelson
Lexington High Star
Concord. Falcons
Lunenberg
Mortars fall to Recoiless in weekly company league bowling
In Waltham matches, Recoiless blanked Mortars 4 0 while Machine Gun beat Mortars 3 1. George McHugh led with a 317 single and 117 high. Recoiless, Headquarters, and Machine Gun posted strong scores as four bowlers joined the 300 Club.
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Concord
Company H
Waltham
Enterprise
George McHugh
W. Dow
R. Bumford
Fitzpatrick
B. Bovey
M. Witorowicz
F. Domenichella
J. McBreen
J. Manchuso
P. Dee
L. Dutton
Dummy
L. Dee
M. Dee
G. McHugh
T. Sturtevant
L. Kendall
W. Johansen
F. Williams
I G. Haynes
Cubs Trainer Fixes Injured Pigeon Brought To Clubhouse
A Cubs scene recalls Andy Lotshaw examining an injured pigeon brought to the clubhouse by players. One skeptic jokes tests of his skill while Lotshaw notes the bird was struck by a line drive and not badly hurt.
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Cubs
Pigeor
Andy Lotshaw
Sporting News
Andy
Stags Triumph Over Hudso Ayer Then Fall To Mar
In Lexington bowling results Peggy McCarthy of the Growlers rolled 291 and 108 for high total as Growlers blanked Pambies 4-0. The Funsters won three from the Prowlers while Maynard beat the Mars ter and Maynard improved to 5-4 in the State League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington
Peggy McCarthy
The
Growlers
Pambies
Funsters
Prowlers
P. Beaudoin
M. Conley
P. McCarthy
E. Hargrove
J. Stensby
M. Cornnell
A. Neville
E. Hardie
B. Fa
Concord Sports Notes Highlight Local Talent and Staff Changes
Concord notes invite Bernie Megin and ex teacher Al Cook at Ashland sports night. Vic Heyliger criticizes Eddie Jeremiah. Middlesex hockey stars and不少 local players shine. John B. Tew nominated to MA Golf Assoc. executive committee. Roger Fenn to step down March 7 after 15 years. Julian Tolman named as successor. Next Acton rifle match February 11 at Newton.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Ashland
al” Cook
Concord High
Framingham
Bingo” .McMahan
Vic Heyliger
Univ. of Michigan
Dartmouth
Eddie Jeremiah
Heyliger
Jeremiah
John B. Tew
Massachusetts Golf Association
Dirk Frankenberg
Tommy Piper
Rusty Robb
Reggie Johnston
Bill DeFord
Lincoln
Bob McLean
Ayer
Nate Codding
Zeke’ Marshall
Middlesex Basketeers
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Howard Johnson’s
Augue Macone
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
North Acton
Arthur Brewster
Waltham
Angelo Mosea
Notre Dame
Concord Recreation Commission
Roger C. Fenn
Fenn School
Julian Tolman
Yale
Acton High
Newton
Exeter Ekes Out 3-2 Squash Win
Exeter Academy edged Concord-Middlesex 3-2 in a Saturday squash match. Ham routed Allen 16-14 18-5 10-15 15-7, Lee beat Kingsley 15-18 8-15 17-16 15-13 18-15, Hoehn defeated Meyer 15-11 15-3 5-7, Farnsworth topped Po-
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Concord
Brooks
Middlesex
Emmet
Allen
Lee
Gerry
Holland
Meyer
Farnsworth
MacLanahan
Holbrook
Yont
Washburn
Ottley
Lake
Moore
Kuhn
Bryan
Howell
Marvel
Whitman
Belluschi
Exeter Academy
Ham
Kingsley
Hoehn
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Milltowners
Dick Shaw
Jim Duggan
Don Torppa
Paul Messier
Maynard Jayvees
Bill Paul Drummey
Pete Forbush
AAA
Massachusetts
American Automobile Association
Concord High Hoopsters
Concord High School
Bear
Jayvee
Joe Regan
Clarke Thorpe
Jack Hutchinson
George Watkins
Joe Martines
Dave Bouchard
Paul McLaughlin
Tom Alexander
Donnie Witherell
Pete Purcell
John McKenzie
John Purcell
Bob Seaward
Kevin Grennan
Bill Monsen
Francis Arnold
Brad Mattison
Norm Wellington
Paul
Jeers
Ringer
Hayes
B. Healy
E. Hughes
J. Antognoni
L. Wetherbee
E. Murphy
W. Peterson
U. S
MES
Hand OF Mine
Hoyle Says
Jim
Messrs. Levy
Colt
Snelson
Emerson
F Ojisen
McLaughlin
Moreau
Hudso Ayer
Peggy
Finsters
Ayers
Mars Ter
Spokane
Wash
Letti
Lund
de Sabri
Howes
Wwe
Flint
Omyl
Ae Howes
Lg Nt
Rf CC
Titus
Sewell
Guthrie
Maynard Laskowsky
Kivikoski Enneguess
K Gallagher
Tomy
Murray Ee Flint
Ce ‘Howes
Ewe
Rasso
Vernette Q’donnell
Exeter
Knickerbocker
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