DeMao Rolls 348 126 In Bedford Bowling Teal
DeMao posted a 348 score with a 126 high single as Concord Lumber led West Como in a 40ik match at Bedford. General Radio kept pace in a tight contest while Cushmans fell and other results included Palmers drawing with some Products and Fentons dropping to Dovre.
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Sheridan
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Vnery
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J. Palombo
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A. Carlson
T. Roleo
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Oerells
Anges
Scher
R. Beaudoin
E. Loughlin
Gentry, Aearieere
Jets Fall as Zips Defeat Them in Bedford Bowing Clash
In a Ladies Ten-Pin Bowling Club matchup at Bedford last week Concord First half champion Jets lost 3-1 to the Zips. In the other pairing Peggy Vigneaux rolled a 314 series with scores of 107 101 and 106 as Whips defeated Blembs 3-1.
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Jets
Zips
Ladies
Bedford
Whips
Peggy Vigneaux
Acton Roxborough High Rifle Team Schedule
Acton Roxborough Regional High School rifle team in the Eastern Massachusetts League has two upcoming matches under Coach Henry Wall. On February 8 they play at Newton, and on February 11 they face Lincoln-Sudbury Regional at Concord State Armory. Both contests start at 3 p.m.
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Acton- Roxborough
Newton
Lincoln-Sudbury
Concord State Armory
Baldy Cotton A Bruins Scout Also Pitt Football Alum
Harold Baldy Cotton, longtime chief scout for the Boston Bruins, previously played college football for the University of Pittsburgh, linking hockey scouting with Pitt athletics and early career in sports.
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Harold “Baldy” Cotton
Boston Bruins
University of Pittsburgh
Athletes Prove Scholars With All-Conference Scholastic Team
A survey by The American Peoples Encyclopedia identified 199 college football players with B average or better on all-conference scholastic rosters over four years. Named standouts include Charles Rader, Jimmy Swink, Wade Mitchell, Brad Bomba, and Pat Levenhagen, illustrating athletes excelling in chemistry, geology, textile engineering, pre medicine, and commerce.
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Encyclopedia
Franklin J. Meine
Charles Rader
Tennessee
Tackile
Jimmy Swink
Texas Christian University
Wade Mitchell
Georgia Tech
Brad Bomba
Indiana
Bren
Pat Levenhagen
Wisconsin
Orwig
Michigan
Timberlake
Oklahoma
Hubert
Minnesota
Owseichik
Yale
Vale
Texas A & M
Shofner
Baylor
Uhlir
Colorado
Benham
Columbia
St Michael's Arrows Fall to Acton High in State Armory
The St Michael's Academy Arrows lost to Acton 43 to 18 at the State Armory. Lee Bickford led the losers with 7 points while Sally Haley scored 5. The Jayvees defeated Acton Jayvees 37 to 22 with Susan Garcia 15 and Diane Cooper 13.
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St. Michael’s Academy “Arrows
Acton
State Armory
Lee Bickford
Sally Haley
Jayvees
Acton Jayvees
Susan Garcia
Diane Cooper
Brooklyn Bridge Sells After No Bidders
Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn New York failed to attract buyers at auction. The State Highway Department paid 2500 dollars to have the structure hauled away.
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Connn
Brooklyn Bridge
State Highway Department
Dwyer Set for Billings Two Mile at Boston Meet
Flyin Freddy Dwyer, Villanova alumnus with a world record in his system, faces Horace Ashenfelter in the Boston A A meet Billings two mile on February 2 at Boston Garden. Dwyer’s 8:52.4 in Boston and recent upset of Laszlo Tabori heighten the threat to Ashenfelter’s 8:50.5 world indoor mark as the pair prepare for a decisive clash.
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Villanova
Horace Ashenfelter
Billings
Boston A. A
Boston Garden
Dwyer
Boston
Hungary
Laszlo Tabori
Ashenfelter
East Orange
Tabori
Penn State
Bruins Brace for Change as Rookie Goalie Faces Replacement
Bruins general manager Lynn Patrick plans to replace rookie Norm Defelice after a nervous spell. Possible replacements include Johnny Bowers Don Simmons and Harry Lumley as Boston eyes Saturday's nationally televised game against the New York Rangers. Sawchuk, who quit last Tuesday, said he may return once his nerves improve.
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Norm Defelice
Defelice
Terry Sawchuk
National Hockey League
Patrick
Boston Nets
New York Rangers
Nets
Johnny Bowers
Providence
Don Simmons
Springfield
Harry Lumley
Buffalo
Bruins
Sawchuk
Detroit
Two Foes Tie and Schedule Noted in Country Club League
Maynard A leads tied for first with Kaydettes and Minute Men in the Country Club League standings. Other teams Bugaboos Midgettes All Stars and Ramblers show tight race as Sunday schedule lists All Stars facing Minute-Men and Ramblers meeting Bugaboos.
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Don Gagne
Midgettes
Ramblers
Maynard Country Club
Tutte’s Alleys
Bug-a-boos
All Starss
Kaydettes
C. Chidley
New Country Club League
Minute-Men
Bugaboos
All Stars
Pee
Meermblers
Csock
Maynard In Second Half Matches In Women's Bowling League
In May matches the Maynard and Obergs teams played second half games. Ailis blanked 8-0 in one shift while Gale Shop beat Bearls 6-2. Mary Lou Boudreau led Bearls with six of eight points, and Theresa DiPietro set a new season triple record at 313.
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Obergs
Ailis
Gale Shop
Ch Pauls
Bearls
Mary Lou Boudreau
Theresa DiPietro
Gale V to Booth Show In Mechanics Building
Famed Gold Cup winner Gale V will be shown at the 33rd New England Sportsmen and Boat Show in Mechanics Building February 2 to 10. Helming the display will be hydroplane ace Wild Bill Cantrell alongside Gale V, a 30 foot boat powered by a 2000 Allison engine and owned by Joseph Schoenith of Detroit.
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Bill Cantrell
Gale V
New England Sportsmen's & Boat Show
Mechanics
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New England
Seattle
Mechanics Building
Joseph Schoenith
Detroit
Lee
Cantrell
Louisville
Sweetie
Michigan
Red Bank
N.J
Washington
Kansas recruited Wilt Chamberlain to Kansas in 1955
LIFE Magazine 1955 reveals an extensive recruitment by University of Kansas coach Phog Allen aided by prominent Kansas Negro figures. A stream of letters and visits swayed Wilt Chamberlain from offers at Indiana and others, with Allen courting his mother directly to secure the star center. The report notes Allen’s blunt remark about using all means to recruit. The piece ends noting the Boston Bruins have sessional farm teams in three leagues.
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University of Kansas
Wilt
Chamberlain
Life Magazine
Philadelphia
Overbrook High School
Kansas
Forrest C
Phog
National Basketball Congress Awards 1957 Tournament
The 1957 National Tournament of Basketball Congress is awarded to La Crosse, Wisconsin, for March 18 to 23 in Phoenix Arizona. NBC plans a mill fund of 3000 dollars or more for gate receipts with sponsors covering lodging and meals. Non professional eligibility is set as collegiate athletes. colleges may participate without harming amateur status.
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NBC
la Crosse
Cgde
Obergs Lead First Half in League Championship
The Obergs win the first half and claim the lead in the Maynard Mayuss League as Statkus Jeanne Willett Emma Cuff Fe High and Boudreau set marks. A Td tied last week and aims for a new single as the season progresses.
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Mayuss
Obergs
Team
Statkus
Jeanne Willett
Emma Cuff
Boudreau
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