Lincoln-Sudbury Edges Acton-Boxboro In OT Split
Acton-Boxboro Lincoln-Sudbury varsity lost a tight overtime game 49-44 after a 44-44 regulation tie. Vic Cornellier and Barry Lazaro led Acton with 25 points, Jack Dunlap added 10. Acton JV beat Lincoln-Sudbury JV 38-29.
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Acton
ABRHS
Lincoln-Sudbury
Colonials
Lincoln - Sudbury
Vic Cornellier
Barry Lazaro
Acta hé-Aate
Dunlap
Shee
Ee Cotnellier
C Hampson
Seers Lazaro
Roe
Ff Peck
Ee Duggan
Don Lee
Aétén-Boxboro
JV Peck
Rioux
Sweatt
Dave Lee
Pasanen
Aee Smith
Rg Kanteles
Tee
Acton Girls Team Extends Winning Streak In Regional Play
Acton girls varsity basketball posted a 12th win and 18th win in 15 games last week. Captain Adele Poirier led with 15 points in a 49 35 league win over Holliston and 24 in a 59 81 non league victory over Groton with Janice Fullenton adding 17 and Leta Hermes 14. Teammates Sandra Miller Catherine Duggan Joan Fullenton and Tody Bentsen contributed strong defense and rebounding as Colonial JWs also won 28 8. JVs won 37 21 with Judy Notavery and Judy Mazzeo among top scorers.
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Acton
Holliston
Groton
Miss Morse
Janice Fullentoh
Calonial
Adele Poirier
Leta Hermes
Acton Roxborough
Sandra Miller
Catherine Duggan
Joan Fullenton
Tody Bentsen
J.w.’S
Katheleen Paradis
Judy Putnam
Joan Maiseh
Carolyn Brown
Evélyn Sawyer
Colonials
Capt. Poirier
Jahi¢e Fullenton
Bertozzi
Busemi
Zalessey
Colonial
Pathe
Stinera
Agaiter
Adan Followton
July Bentsen
J.V28
Judy Notavery Netting
Jane Mazzeo
Judy Dean
Bonnie Macoe
Janet Putnam
Joan Hansen
Margaret Moland
Onions Without Tears Spice Adds Green Onion Flake
New York UPS minced green onion dried and seasoned replaces fresh chives in cooking. Made from onions with green bloom, the product yields one tablespoon of fresh chives per five minutes when mixed with water. March of Dimes note included.
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New York
R. T. French Co
National Golf Representative Urges Concord Sudbury Club plans
National Golf Foundation official Col. Eckoff met with Concord Sudbury area building committee members to discuss a new 18 hole championship golf course and accompanying facilities. He noted a nationwide shortage of courses and rising private club wait lists while highlighting interest from Lexington and Weston residents.
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Need For
Concord
Harry C. Eckoff
Eastern Field
National Golf Foundation
1&Hola
Concord- Sudbury
Col. Eckoff
Atlantic Seaboard
Lexingtonton
Weston
Country Club Associates
Sudbury Road
Theodore Be- Harrell
Reed O. Béharrell
Wilee H. Damon
Nicholas BR. Dey
Lawrence
S. Kendall
Tooke
F. Phillippe
Holliston tops Acton Roxboro in 52 44 league clash
Holliston High defeated Acton Roxborough Regional High School 52 to 44. Holliston stars Jack Dunlap and Vic Corentlier totaled 30 points, Barry Lazaro starred on defense for Holliston, Higgins led Holliston with nine points, while Dave Lee of Acton scored eight. Acton’s freshmen lost 30-24 in another game.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Holliston High
Jack Dunlap
Vic Corentlier
Barry Lazaro
Colonials
4.V
Holliston J.V
Higgins
Holliston
Highman
Dave Lée
Holliston G. F. Tot
Local Boys Compete in Golden Gloves in Lowell
Local boxers from Coficord P A L took part in Golden Gloves bouts at Memorial Auditorium Lowell. Tommy Alexander fought Edward Grant in a 1 pound bout, Dave Doherty won at 135 pounds, with Mark Rizzitano scheduled at 135 pounds and Roy Roberts at 126 pounds. Several trainees under Patrolman Thomas C Gra ham included Leonard Cullinane Teddy Burke John McGonigle Joe Muscato Pete Stalker Tony Denato and Jack Jackson.
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Lowell
Lowell’s Memorial Auditorium
Tommy Alexander
Edward Grant
Fort Devens
Dave Doherty
Mark Rizzitano
Roy Roberts
Thomas C. Graham
Leonard Cullinane
Teddy Burke
John McGonigle
Joe Muscato
Pete Stalker
Tony Denato
Jack Jackson
Strikes and Spares from Concord Bowling Alleys
The Enterprise notes multiple bowling highlights including two members joining the 321 Club, Beverly Bouchard scoring 311 in Ladies Ten Pin, and Tudys taking an 18 point lead over Anchors and Robinsons in Mill Dam circuit. Robins ons, Cushman and others post high totals as leagues enter next matchups and second halves.
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Concord
Coord Bowlarong
Enterprise
Beverly Bouchard
Sputniks
Mill Dam
Tudys
Anchors
Robinsons
Robis Onig
Leo
Orioles
M. Ragan
P. Corbett
M. Dee
Wrens
Cushmany
Palmery
Peg McPherson
Barbara Heiligmann
Sled Dog Entries Planned for New England Club Races
Carlisle Mr and Mrs Lyle L Grant of Bedford Road will enter the New England Sled Dog Club races at Pittsfield New Hampshire this weekend. Last week Mrs Grant ran in a 174 mile race over a woods trail at Marlow New Hampshire and was among 26 entrants in the obstacle course.
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Carlisle
Lyle L. Grant
Bedford Road
New England
Pittsfield
N. H
U.S. Farm Land Values Hit Record But Still Below 1920 Peak
Market data shows farm land values in the United States at their highest since recent highs yet remain beneath the 1920 peak. Analysts note strong demand from investors and farmers while regional differences persist across the countryside.
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U.S
Local youths plan to form Maynard basketball league
Maynard youths and Stags consider organizing a town league next season at Maynard Memorial Gym. The noted effort by Paul Kivikoski and local groups aims to reduce costs and expand youth sports, with potential cross-town and nearby-town participation and a decade of history in town basketball.
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Maynardé
Maynard Memorial
Winter Carnival at Rod and Gun Club Grounds
Concord residents enjoy a Family Day at the Rod and Gun Club on Sunday January 31 at Strawberry Hill road ends. Members and families can coast ski ice fish trap shoot archery and watch movies. Cooks start serving at noon with beer tonics hamburgers hot dogs and beef stew. Philip Pollen serves as chairman. A recent survey notes many country clubs raised dues or initiation fees.
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Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Strawberry Hill Road
Philip Pollen
Count Defaulter Wins Dual Daily Double in Auckland
A horse named Count Defaulter completed a notable Auckland wager by winning both races in a daily double. He started as the fourth choice in the first race and returned as the favorite in the second, delivering a $56 double for bettors.
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Auckland
N.Z
UPD
Count Defaulter
Middlesex Triumphs Over Belmont Hill and Brooks
Middlesex basketball beat Belmont Hill seconds 19 to 0 last Wednesday and defeated Brooks seconds 49 to 29 on Saturday in a strong weekend. The first squash team was shut out by Exeter 5 to 0 on Saturday.
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Middlesex Basketwef Eetends
Belmont Hill
Toplied Brooks
Bby Exeter
Phi Beta West Founded at West University Cleveland
The first chapter of Phi Beta is founded west of the Alleghenies at West University in Cleveland. The event marks a pioneering expansion of the fraternity beyond its eastern roots with a new chapter formation and local university affiliation.
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Phi Beta West of the Alleghenys
West University
Cleve
Concord seventh and eighth graders bowl for badge
Concords seventh and eighth grade Girl Scout troops wrapped a six week bowling program with a Saturday competition at Concord Bowl. Elyn O'Dell had the highest average and received bowling shoes from William Smethurst who also donated a trophy. Team captains and members included Régérieu Brooks Linda Button Jane Carlin Judy Congdon and Sandra Stanley among 65 participants across five person teams.
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Concord
Concord Bowl Arena
Elyn O’dell
William Smethurst
Middlesex Hockey Teams Run Lows With Narrow Losses
Middlesex School varsity hockey fell to St Sebastian 5 3 at Newton on Wednesday with Ladd and Kelley scoring for the visitors while Bill Mathers replied for Middlesex The goalie Guy Garland made 23 saves and Donovan 20 for St Sebastian Brooks defeated Middlesex 6 0 with Cox Prince McDonald scoring The Middlesex seconds beat Brooks 5 0 and lost to St Marks 3 1 Third team shutout by Belmont Hill 3 0 and beat Noble Greenough 3 2 Fourth team lost to Fay 4 3 and beat Brooks 3
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. Sebastians
Newton
Ladd
Kelley
Middlesex
Bill Mathers
Guy Garland
Donovan
Brooks
Borden
Jim Cox
Ted Prince
Stan McDonald
St. Mark’s
Belmont Hill
Noble
Greenough
Fay
College admissions visits and new ABRHS enrollments noted
Acton James Sullivan admissions officer from Boston University visited ABRHS last week to meet seniors and plans another talk for juniors. Robert W. Cloutier from Northeastern University will discuss programs next week. New ABRHS students include Judith Carpenter from Hale High, Bernard McGarigle from Fryeburg Academy, and William Thomas Carpenter from Center School. Boston City Hospital School of Nursing hosts an open house on Wednesday February 8 at 1 p.m., with ABRHS students interested in nursing invited to observe, learn about the program, and attend a tea.
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Acton
James Sullivan
Boston University
ABRHS
Robert W. Cloutier
Northeastern University
Northeastern
Judith Carpenter
Hale High School
Stow
Bernard McGarigle
Fryeburg Academy
Fryeburg
William Thomas’ Carpenter
Center School
Boston City Hospital School of Nursing
Jewitt Wins Countdown at Acton Rox Regional High
In the second annual Science Countdown at Acton Roxborough Regional High School, organized by Lowell Technological Institute and WBZ TV, eighth grade science classes produced class winners including Nicholas Jewitt Daniel Prowten Daniel Duddy Andrew Caless and Albert Last. Jewitt then claimed the final grade champion title and will take a written test on February 2 to select the top four science students in the middle school.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Lowell Technological Institute
WBZ T
Nicholas Jewitt
Danial Prowten
Daniel Duddy
Andrew Caless
Albert
Jewitt
Nicholas
Ping crane reports rise in man incidents say NatGeo
National Geographic Society notes the Ping crane is increasing in man reports with at least 39 confirmed cases.
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National Geographic Society
Wachusetts Nets Last Minute Win Over Maynard
In Sudbury the Wachusetts team stole a late victory from Maynard in a tight regional game. Charlie Jeffers sank a late basket and free throws to seal the 52 51 win as Maynard fought back in the closing minutes.
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Wachusetts
Maynard Fir
Maynard
Maynard Histers
Maynard Memori
Olice
Charlie Jeffers
Doug DéRosa
Setts
Bill Formesters
Jeffers
Heart
Ward
Billy Ames
Vai
Bill Duggan
Bob Brenn
DeRosa
Jayvees
W. Maynard Jayvees
Wachusett Regio
G. Ames
Wagner
Perry
Acton-Wednesday Billerica Junior High basketball result
Acton-Wednesday junior high boys lost to Billerica 41 24 after a tied 20 20 third period. Steven Welsh led with 10 points, Harry Gould Bet red 6, Don Lindquist 3, Stephen Carol 1. Seventh grade fell 54 12 to Billerica.
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Acton
Acton- Box Orough
Billerica
Billérica
Don Lindquist
Stephen Coral
Gary Belliveau
Ronald Swett
James Browne
Giles Lowden
Hudson
Welsh
Jack Hartwell
Carmine Sarno
Daniel Prowten
Bellivéau
Pete Moody
Dave Parks
David Linquist
Maynard Auburn Hoop Game This Friday At Home
Maynard Auburn High hoop stars meet Maynard High in a Central Conference clash at Maynard Memorial Gym. Jayvees start at 6 30 p m with the varsity to follow. Maynard seeks a home win after recent 59 39 victory at Auburn and upcoming road games against Hudson Clinton.
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Maynard
Auburn High
Maynard High
Maynard Memorial Gym
Jayvees
Auburn
Hudson
Clinton
Memorial Boosters Plan Maynard Faculty Ball Game
The Maynard Memor ial Boosters organize an all sports testimonial doubleheader at Meadow School Auditorium on Friday May 21. Faculty team faces local players with Duggan Ryder Picardi and Connors among stars. a separate Bluecoat quintet may join, with police and fire units expected for a second game.
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Maynard
Maynaters
Boosters Club
Meadow
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Concord Firemens’ Association
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Dick Ward
Jim MacLean
Ed Rawson
Earl Fowler
Sullivan
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