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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

12

Maynard-Emerson Junior High Suffers Second Loss to Wayland

Maynard-Emerson Junior High nine trailed from the start and lost 2 to 0 to Wayland. Ricky Uglevich struggled with eight hits and eight walks, while David Sullivan saved a hit and Bobby Sezerzen made key catches. Maynard later beat Billerica Juniors 5-4 and Bedford 4-3 with Mullin driving in runs and Lanigan singled twice.

Maynard — Emerson Wayland Ricky Uglevich Maynard David Sullivan Bobby Sezerzen Mike Barrett Billerica

Action Girls split two games in softball season finale

Acton girls beat Bedford 20 8 at home as Colonials rushed to an 8 2 lead then held on. Margaret Moland Arlene Rein and Fran Albright led offense while Annette Dionne allowed three runs in a steady pitching performance. Locals finished league play with a 19 9 loss to Wayland.

Acton Bedford Colonials Margaret Moland Arlene Rein Fran Albright Annette Dionne Wayland Colonial Cheryl Moore Joan Tuttle Harriet Wilson Miss Rizzo Miss Holdsworth Miss Lustafson

Schedule for Minor League Action at Valley L. L.

Schedule lists games at Wilson field and Stow arena for Maynard league minor action. Matches include Hi-Fis vs Legion and Bombers vs Cummiskeys at Wilson field with Stow games on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday featuring Bees Jets Legion Sparks Digits and Bombers.

Maynard Assabet Valley L. L Hi-Fis Legion Wilson Field Bombers Cummiskeys Stowfield Bees Wilson Sparks Stow Digits Jets

Coming Week Little League Schedule

Games arranged for the coming week include Tigers versus Dodgers at Emerson playground and Braves against Red Sox at Rideout. Saturday features Yankees against Cardinals at Rideout and Dodgers versus Braves at Emerson. Tuesday matches Yankees to Tigers at Emerson and Cardinals to Red Sox at Rideout. Thursday rounds out Dodgers versus Yankees at Rideout and Cardinals versus Braves at Emerson.

Concord Tigers Dodgers Emerson Braves Red Sox Yankees Cardinals

Tobin Tops Summer Bowling Loop With 341

Maynard reports John Tobin led Tutto's Alleys summer league scoring with 341 across 117 119 108 in singles. Other notable scores include Cassidy 323 Arsenault 304 Lucia 309 Vincent 317 Helin 318 Mikkonen 306 Hannon 305.

Maynard Tutto’s John Tobin Vincent Arsenault Fava Lucia Cassidy Mikkonen Hannon Helin

Acton-Colonials Sweep Week With Two Wins

Acton-Colonials improved to seven wins six losses by defeating Wachusett League champions Littleton 6-5 in the first game and edging Bedford 2-1 in the second. Caouette, Pasanen and Ted Cook had two hits each with Caouette adding two triples. Gould earned win in relief, fanning 11 over four innings.

Acton — Colonials Wachusett Littleton Colonials John Caouette Wayne Pasanen Ted Cook Caouette Cook Harry Gould Bedford Gould George Robinson

Acton Women End Season With Awards

Acton Women Bowling League windup banquet in Nashua New Hampshire gave top honors to Barbara Heiligmann with a 98.77 average and to Ethel Gates for a high triple of 321 while Audrey Price led high single at 129. Edie Gallant claimed most spares and Alice Schofield most improved. Thunderbirds won the top team award with Pins, 502, and Alley Cats well placed. New officers named: Jane Letzeisen president Florence Fannon secretary Phyllis Foote treasurer.

Acton Acton Women's Bowling League Nashua N. H Barbara Heiligmann Peg” McPherson Audrey Price Ethel Gates Mr Collins Iy Reed Edie Gallant Alice Schofield Thunderbirds Hi . Balls Alley Cats Jane Letzeisen Florence Fannon Phyllis Foote

Middlesex Teams Top Browne and Nichols in Dual Meets

Middlesex athletic results show the baseball team won 6-4 over Browne and Nichols on Wednesday while tennis blanked Winchester 8-1 and later beat St Georges for the first time in eight years 5-2. Crew lost at Quinsigamond Regatta, placing sixth after a rough three quarter mile final.

Concord Browne and Nichols Winchester Middlesex Browne Dummer Winchester High

Juniors In Split In Two Contests

Acton Acton Roxborough juniors split two games with Weston and Sudbury. In a rain soaked 8 4 loss to Sudbury Ronald Sweatt pitched well but six unearned runs doomed the team. In the 2 1 win over Weston Gary Belliveau allowed two hits and fanned eight with one unearned run.

Acton Acton - Roxborough Weston Sudbury Ronald Sweatt Gary Belliveau Belliveau Sweatt Dave Parks

Middlesex County Sportsmen's Clubs Picnic at Millis Grounds

The Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs outing will be held Sunday at the Fun and Fur Club Grounds in Millis off Route 109. Many local clubs entered. Events include trap and skeet shooting archery and various games. The day runs from 10 a.m. to dark with free admission rain or snow. Top prize is a beagle pup plus about 400 in other prizes.

Maynard Millis Middlesex County League of Sportsmen Beagle Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Club

Wayland Edges Acton in One-Hitter Duel

Wayland beat Acton 5 to 4 in a Dual County League game. Alan Arnold plated the winning run with a short single to right center in the seventh. Wayne Pasanen had Acton’s lone hit, and Bob Hansen returned to action for Wayland.

Acton Alan Arnold Wayland Roxborough Wayne Pasanen Bob Hansen Acton-Box Wilkinson Arnold Gould Hayward Boxborough

Barbara Heiligmann tops Concord Bowl sweepstakes

In Concord Bowladrome Wednesday night the Concord Acton and Maynard women bowled a five string sweepstakes with 38 entrants. Barbara Heiligmann of Acton won high score 591 and high single 144 with a 371 triple. Doris Leach won a prize for three consecutive strikes.

Concord Concord Bowladrome Acton Maynard Bill Smethurst Barbara Heiligmann Acton Star Marion Richardson Maynard Gert O'Toole Doris Leach Grave Livermore Bobbie Starkus Jo Stephens Edie McGrath

Acton-Junior High Intra mural softball tourney advances

Jr high teams played two more rounds with Team 1 leading after two wins. Teams 3 and 4 battled for second while Team 2 fell to fourth after two losses. Results: Team 3 over Team 4 4-2, Team 1 over Team 4 3-1, Team 1 beat Team 2 8-2, Team 3 edged Team 2 6-5.

Acton

Criser and Perkins Secure Victories for Bedford Tigers

In P.O.N.Y. League action the Bedford Tigers defeated the Senators 7-4 as Jack Perkins struck out 13 and fellow pitcher Criser contributed strong innings. Mark Olivo, Tommy Criser and Ed Bradley stood out while Paul Beaver pitched well for the Senators and Steven Cutter caught. In a second game the Senators upset the Athletics 7-4 with Criser on the mound and Mul len, Beaver and Bill Collins aiding the win.

Country Store to Aid Colonial Little League West Acton

The West Acton Mothers Club hosts a Country Store to raise funds for the Colonial Little League Mo thers Club. The next meeting is at the West Acton Fire House Tuesday at 8 30 PM with attendees asked to bring items for the sale.

West Acton Colonial Little League Mothers Club Acton Borough

Sudbury Parents League Summer Program Gains Pace

Sudbury Parent's League reports strong progress as summer activities expand with archery tennis and skiing units. Dot Emmons's leadership is recognized as Treasurer Jack Jewett and Vice Presidents steer a growing program with Lincoln Parent's League guidance and regional office support.

Cobb Dot League Terry Ross Mary Tourville Jack Jewett Jeanne Cobb New England Rowbotham United States U.S.S

Milford Conference Champs Again

Milford High clinched the Central Mass Conference baseball title for the second straight year with a 15 1 record. Northbridge stood 12 2 and could not overtake the leaders. standings list Milford 15 1 Northbridge 12 2 Auburn 10 5 Hudson 7 6 Wachusett 6 9 Marlboro 4 10 Clinton 4 10. The brief also notes golfer Chi Chi Rodriguez as the tour’s smallest professional.

Milford High Charlie Espanet Diamond Forces Northbridge Rams Central Mass

Weston clinches win in Sudbury Lincoln dual by big sixth

Weston powers past Lin-Sudbury with five runs in the sixth inning to seal a regional league victory. McMullen Foster and Powers led Weston’s battery, while Donaldson Jones and Doherty sparked Lin-Sudbury.

Sudbury Lincoln Weston Weston Com Lin-Sud McMullen Foster Powers Donaldson, Jones, and Doherty Lincoln - Sudbury

Stow Junior High Dominates Hudson In Baseball Rout

Stow Junior High beat Hudson 18 to 5 last week at Stow as three Stow players Laursen Pessotti and Leon Thompson homered. Thompson added four hits and pitched five innings while MacNamara led Hudson with a homer and a single. Box Score unknown.

Hudson Catholic Stow Junior High Stow Laursen Pessotti Leon Thompson Thompson MacNamara T' Stow J. H Hudson

Schedule of Little League Games Listed in Alumnifies

The schedule lists Timkeneers vs Pals, Miners vs Elks, Elks vs Co-Op, Miners vs Co-Op, Pals vs Elks, Sparks vs Timkeeners, and Pals vs Co-Op. Two games begin at 6 15 p m with Saturday games at 10 a m.

Assabet Va Timkeneers Pals Miners Elks Co-Op Sparks Timkeeners

Wilmington Victor Over Bedford In Track Meet

Bedford Wilmington meet saw Bedford lose 46 to Wilmington in a track event. Yanckees took the discus 125 feet 11 inches, Hammond cleared 5-5 in high jump, Scheublin ran 24.2 in the 220 yard dash, Morris 5-11 in the mile, with Wilmington claiming the remaining five firsts.

Bedford Wilmington Yanckees Discuss Hammond Scheublin Mile Morris

Birth Announcement and Local Club Notes in Bedford

Bedford announces the birth of a daughter to Capt. and Mrs. Charles C. Spray at Newton-Wellesley Hospital on May 24. St Michael's Couples Club held a pot-luck supper at the high school cafeteria with members including Mr. and Mrs. Rodrigues, Neal, Carr, Fairbanks, and LeBlanc. The legion blitz party was canceled due to the auxiliary supper meeting. Church of Christ Congregational observed Holy Communion and welcomed new members.

Charles C. Spray Cresmont Avenue Newton - Wellesley Hospital St. Michael's Couples Club John Rodrigues Warren Neal Ralph Carr Leo Fairbanks George LeBlanc the Legion Legion’s Auxiliary Church of Christ, Congregational

Stow Public Schools Plan Closing Activities

Hale High held its 1961 graduation on Tuesday. Emerson Hospital announced the birth of a daughter on May 26.

Stow Public Schools Hale High

Invest In Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds

A government savings drive urges individuals to invest in U S Savings Bonds. The campaign promotes patriotic investment to support national finance and long term savings for citizens.

U. S

Maynard School Memorial Program Highlights Student Arts and Debates

Memorial program at Calvin Coolidge Maynard School featured songs and poems by grades I to VI, a mural of a Big Top, dioramas and displays from various classes, a book reviews unit, magnets and science work, a debate on slavery, and notices of staff and student activities including a future teachers practice group and a book discussion on language arts instruction.

Calvin Coolidge Maynard Calvin Coolidge Linda Mariani van Son Ad Ag Miss McLaughlin Columbia Miss Gruber Donna Costanzo Vincent Cataria Manylands Mrs. Callahan Johnny Ledgard Flanders Field America Sims Sheridan Taps James Christian McLaughlin Martin Anthony Terrasi Thomas Foley Disneyland Thomas Wolfgang Klein Jeanne Maglione Richard Trakimas Patricia Bennett Lydia Englehardt Carol Pazaricky Linda Arcieri Kathleen Buscemi Future Teachers of America

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Malcolm Taylor John Erkkine Joe Mancini Richard Hill Erkkinen Uglevich Lanigan Middlesex Jr Tewksbury Concord Acton - Box Wayland Maynard Billerica Weston Bedford Tobin Tip Littleton and Barbara Criser Perkins Parents’ League Sudbury Parent's League Dot Emmons Ted Cobb Recreation Commission Gosntie SPL Marion Kitchin Milford Dunedin, Fla UPI Juan Chi Chi) Rodriguez Puerto Rico Acton Women’s Bowling League Jean Lougee Betty Reed Esther Bergin Nancy Johnson Freddie Sheppard Norma Smith Stow Jr. High Emerson Hospital Green Meadow News Robert Bedellint Charles Femf Inc Iire Fardy Mary Russell Sala Maureen Justason Margaret McInnes Kulik King Nancy Mary Sir Howard King Nancy Gruber St Caurelle Mafield Robert B Chid Star Spanner Don Cullinane Jack Spellm C&s Eve He Ac Westboro Speedwa Kout West BO
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