Sudbury Girls Triumph Over Weston 43 to 38 in Regional Showdown
Sudbury’s Wartiorettes upset Weston ending a regional team’s dominance. Peggy Clark led with 16 points and Cindy Roberts, Debbie Dunsford, and Pat Moulton locked down Weston’s forwards. Jud Clark added 15 and Beverly Wormwood 11 as Sudbury secured a key win before upcoming regional games at Wayland and Bedford.
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Sudbury
Weston
Wartiorettes
J. Walker
Debbie’ Dunsford
Cindy” Roberts
Pat” Moulton
Peggy Clark
Roberts
Peggy
Jud Clark
Beverly Wormwood
Clark
Peee Tawe
Wormwood
Walker
J Graves
M. 'Ceres
Havey
White
J. V’s
Weston J. W
Regional girls rout Marlboro 48 to 22 on home court
Peggy Clark scored 22 as the Regional Girls defeated Marlboro 48 22 with strong guard play and aggressive defense. Penny Chellis led the Regional JVs with 10 points as Marlboro’s JVs were strongly handled 37 20.
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Marlboro Sudbury
Marlboro
Peggy Clark
Marlboro J.V
J.v.’S
Penny Chellis
Peggy
Maynard Stags Exhibit Scoring Prowess Despite Narrow Record
The Maynard Stags average 66.2 points per game through 13 contests in Central Massachusetts. They have five wins, but their opponents average 66.5 points against them, with Owen Duggan leading in scoring at 161 total points and Hank Nowick averaging 23 per game. Return of Alex Kulevich and Ed Romanowski boosts lineup after three players missed service, as Kulevich adds scoring.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
Massachusetts
Stags
Fitchburg
Owen Duggan
Hank Nowick
Alex Kulevich
Ed Romanowski
Kulevich
Romanowski
Leominster
Whitinsville
Gls. Fats
A. O. Duggan
H. Nowick
M. Nelson
Howes
Acton-Boxborough Routs Lancaster High 62 27 for Fourth Win
Acton-Boxborough high school basketball team led by Acton guiding the offense beat Lancaster High 62 to 27 Friday night for their fourth win in seven games.
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Lancaster Foe
Acton
Acton-Boxborough
Wachusetts
Lancaster High
Wayland Tops Bedford In Loop Tilt
Wayland improved to unbeaten status by routing Bedford High 60 to 37 in a Dual County League game at Wayland. The Wildcats used a 35 to 15 first half run and led the rest of the way, securing their second straight win over Bedford.
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Wayland
Bedford
Wayland High
Bedford High
Waland
300 Club Scorers List Highlights Local Athletes
The weekly Concord roster shows numerous athletes named for the 300 Club. Key performers include N Genetti Bedford 369, Champney Bedford 369, DeMao West Concord 348, Freeman Bedford 344, Dodd Maynard 342, Dessie Mill Dam 342, Harmon Mill Dam 339, Gentry West Concord 337, Lait West Concord 333, Wirtanen Maynard 330, Kirin Bedford 328, R Anderson West Concord 328, Hayes Mill Dam 326, Moore Bedford 32, O’Donnell Bedford 309, and many others across Bedford Acton Maynard Mill Dam West Concord Acton Country and Holy Name clubs.
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Concord
N. Genetti
Bedford
Champney
DeMao
W. Concord
Freeman
Dodd
Maynard
Dessie
Mill Dam
Harmon
Gentry
Lait
Wirtanen
C. Larsen
J. Moore
Kirin
R. Anderson
Hatch
Actom
Peterson
O’donnell
Wattu
Country
R. Beaudoin
Sayer
Wawan
C. Palmers
Hayes
Watkins
Acton
B. Nickerson
B. Gruber
Degiaro
Meenee
Maier
Leiko
Sea L. Colomibo
Melora
Cahoon
Giusti
R. DiPietro
Wetherbee
J. Cormier
J. D’errico
B. Genetti
Cone B. Powderly
Poleo
Stephens
W. Jones
Primiano
Bartolomeo
Ferrante
McGee
W. Carlson
P. Moreau
Grace
Labh
Ava
H. Smith
Oselta
D. Palmer
Gagne
P. Little
P. Vigneaux
Perry
C. Colombo
Gould
M. Baudreau
Murphy
S. Kennedy
Cox
G. Dee
F. Fierra
J. Dora
Boyce
Nelson
A. Carlson
Hartwell
Gilleney, Country
Palma
P. Beecy
Decker
Jim Colombo
Baudreau
Flankey
Fitzpatrick
Broughton
Eisan
Parker, Mill Dam
Hawes
Bedford-Dracut Girls Defeat Bedford High 75 to 27
The Bedford-Dracut girls routed Bedford High 75 to 27 last Friday at Dracut. Misses Dawson 18 Grondine 17 Griffith 14 and Dufour 13 led the winners with strong scoring while Miss Sweeney added 21 of the team’s points.
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Bedford—Dracut
Bedford High
Dracut
Dawson
Grondine
Griffith
Dufour
Miss Sweeney
Concord High tops Reading 69 54 in Middlesex League clash
Concord High defeated Reading High 69 to 54 as Fraser scored 21 and Roberts 16 to lead the winners. Gilman contributed 14 points and Arnold 13 with a 21 point burst in the third period to seal the game at Reading on Friday night.
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Fraser, Roberts
Arnold
Gilman
Concord Spanks
Concord
Donald Fraser
Karl Roberts
Concord High
Reading High
Reading
Pete Gilman
Fran Arnold
Concord Gls
Fis
Prager
Armoit
de Mattoon
Roberts
N. Anderson
C. Anderson
Patterson
PTE
Ae. Gilnan, Fe
Middlesex School
Noble & Greenough
Sam Weaver
Middlesex
Maynard
Poppy
Rf Scott
Bruins Wait for Goalie Across Three Games in Four Days
Boston Bruins held a brief skate as officials hoped Terry Sawchuk would return, with Don Simmons again in goal. The schedule features Chicago, Montreal, and New York over the next four days in Boston.
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Boston
Boston Bruins
Bruin
Terry Sawcchuk
Bruins
Don Simmons
Chicago
Montreal
New York
Lumber Tops Pin League at Dovre Third
Rats multiply so fast that one pair could conceivably result in a rat population of 400 million in only three years.
Middlesex Schedule Highlights Week Ahead
Middlesex School teams host Belmont Hill in hockey and welcome St Pauls Concord New Hampshire for basketball on Saturday. The third hockey squad hosts Geaverney Dumber, while squash teams face Haer and Andover in home matches with Maynard and Lexington on the slate.
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Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
St. Paul's
New Hampshire
Geaverney Dumber
Maynard
Lexington
Andover
Nashoba Sportsmen Elect Officers At Acton meeting
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club held a Thursday night meeting at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse after dinner. A nominating committee led by Paul McPherson reported, and the slate elected includes Al Netar as president and Lawrence Soril as recording secretary.
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Acton
Nashoba
Acton Center
Paul McPherson
al Netar
McPherson
Lawrence Soril
Wilson Bursaw
William Chipman
Walter Newsham
Robert Stow
Bruins Winners of Elizabeth C Duffresne Trophy
Fleming Mackell Leo Lobine and Terry Sawchuk win the Elizabeth C Duffresne trophy awarded to the Bruins most outstanding player in home games for the season.
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Fleming Mackell
Leo Lobine
Terry Sawchuck
Boston Bruins
Elizabeth C. Duffresne
Bruin
State Association proposes limits on athletes school years
The State Principals Association proposes eight consecutive semesters eligibility limits for eighth graders and a rule requiring passing the needed subjects for promotion to retain eligibility. Proposed by Henry J. Fitzwartick of Holyoke High, the ideas aim to curb repeated years to extend athletic play, with review by six member committee ahead of April Framingham meeting.
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State Principals Association
Passina
Henry J. Fitzwartick
Holyoke High
Secnd
Isciation
Western Mass
Association
Framingham
Aprinsipals
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Charles H. Downs
Arlington
Alred A. Maffeo
Natick
George A.wilson
Quincy
Stanley L. Clement
Braintree
John Grosz
Adams
Harold L. Fenner
Worcester Classical
Joan Steele Leads Acton Roxborough Girls Past Lancaster
Acton Roxborough girls beat Lancaster High 34 to 24 in the Worcester County League Friday. Joan Steele scored 21 points to lead Acton, while Mies Hart topped Lancaster with 12.
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Acton
Lombar TPS Bowling Night At Tuttog Eum Blue
Lombar TPS hosts a bowling night at Tuttog Eum Blue with Dee B. Dee J. McBreen Baptiste Lombardo and others listed among participants. The fragmentary text provides names and a 312 triple score reference.
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Concord
Tuttogeum Blue
M. Dee
J. McBreen
A. Baptiste
M. Lombardo
Concord High Boys Seek State Meet Stand
Concord High’s track squad hopes to rebound at the state meet Saturday afternoon led by defending champions. Coach Skis aims for a healthy turnout as eight scorers including Crawford Herlihy and relay standout Charlie Flat push the team past Jamaica Ames and Lexington, with Nat steadying the field.
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Concord
Erset
Jamaica Ames
Nat
Lexington H
Charlie
Reve
Bowling season standings and top scorers noted
The text records weekly bowling standings with names like Marqut and Steinmann as leaders, plus mentions of Patsy Ianniello and Garcia in competition. It highlights Nick Chameney and a 368 score from Beil, while Tom Poleo posts a 37% mark and Chamounney’s 368.
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Ovens Ft and Lumber
Lions
Seco
Steinmann
Tinues
Ragiti
Patsy Ianniello
Villanova
Garcia
Mara
Nick Chameney Hittin
Respect
Beil
West
Tom Poleo
Chamouney
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Lewis
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Kimball
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Lg Howe
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Richardson
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Roche
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Webber
C Kearney
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