Haulers Overhauled By 3-1 As Chernak Shines In Bowling Night
King's Package leads Maynard Intra-Town League with a 3-1 win over last year's champions Haulers at Tutte's Alleys. Bill Chernak posted a 313 triple, John Dera 306, while Barber Chevrolet and Murphy Printers also won to tighten the standings. High triples included Tobin 304 and Fava 304. King’s total pins 1667 topped the night.
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Tutte’s
Bill Chernak
John Dera
Barber Chevrole
Firestone
Murphy Printers
Elmwood Bath
King's Men
John Tobin
O’clair
D'Errico
Jim Fava
King's
Chevrolet
Printers
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Bath
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Firestone Eee Eee Wee
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Murphys
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Dodd
H. Kane
Bachrach
St Patrick's Day H N League Round Schedule
West Concord announces next Wednesday March 17 at 9 pm Tutte's Alleys with St Marys facing Holy Cross St Michaels vs Boston College Notre Dame vs St Bonaventure Capt Joe Steinmann aims to clinch the pennant Fifth round ends March 24 a great day for the Irish.
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St. Mary's
Holy Cross
St. Michael's
Boston College
Notre Dame
St. Bonaventure’s
Joe Steinmann
West Concord and Maynard Bowling Leagues Schedule
Calendar lists West Concord Bowling League six matches at Tutte's Alleys Maynard seven pm and Mill Dam Bowling five matches at Tutto's Alleys Maynard seven pm. Also Lexington two bowling matches and Holy Name Bowling three matches at Tutto's nine pm. Concord Falcons face Carlisle Indians basketball Friday seven fifteen pm Hunt Gym Concord. Beagle trials Nashoba Sports North Acton nine am Sunday. Maynard intra town bowling three matches at Tutto's seven pm. Acton Bowling three matches Maynard eight pm. Maynard intra town bowling two matches Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Lexington seven pm.
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Acton
Ladies
Holy Name
Holy Cross Drops Spring Football Practice For 1954
Worcester Holy Cross announces no spring football drills for 1954. Athletic Director Eugene F Flenn cites a regional trend as Dartmouth Colgate also skip sessions, delaying coach Eddie Anderson’s preparations until September 1. Holy Cross to face Miami of Florida Marquette Boston University Syracuse Penn State Fordham Connecticut and Boston College. Gubernatorial salaries in the United States vary from Maryland to Pennsylvania.
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Additional Thanks For Benefit Game Concord High
Concord High and West Concord hosted a March of Dimes benefit game with thanks to manager Barry Higgins coach Ken Creighton scorer Mason King custodian Eddie Horne and Mary Murray a high school student Dr Arthur F March Jr campaign chairman was present Also noted were two United States postage stamps honoring the Red Cross in 1931 and 1952 and a 1948 issue commemorating Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross
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Ken Creighton
Mason, King
Eddie Horne
Mary Murray
Arthur F. March, Jr
Concéd
United States
Red Cross
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Concord Middlesex hockey players earn major letters
Concord boys Russell Robbard Monu ment street Recinald F. Johnston Jr Nathaniel Coddine and Thomas Piper earned major M letters as Middlesex School hockey players this winter. Lincoln students William DeFord Jr Charles Crane Jr and James H Wilson also received major M letters with Wilson earning numerals on the second team.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Russell Robbard
Russell Robb
Monument Street
F. Johnston, Jr
R. Fulton Johnston
Tm]an Street
Nathaniel Coddine
John W. Codding
Elm Street
Thomas R. Piper
Randolph Piper
Sudbury Road
William L. Marshall
W. Lawrence Marshall
Carlisle Road
North Acton
Lincoln
William DeFord, Jr
William DeFord
Weston Road
Charles E. Crane, Jr
Charles FE. Crane
Release Pairings Of Mill Dam Loop For Next 2 Weeks
Concord Mill Dam Bowling League resumes next Monday after a one week layoff. Schedule includes March 15 matches at 7 p m and 9 p m with Anchors Jokers K of C Srs Priests Hustlers Tudys Lincoln Andy Boy Ramblers K of C Jr. March 22 features Andy Boy Priests K of C Jr Lincoln Hustlers Ramblers Anchors K of C Srs Tudys Jolters at 7 and 9 p m.
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K. of
Concord High hoops coach faces rebuilding season
Concord High coach Ken Creighton must rebuild a nucleus led by juniors Paul McLaughlin and Dave Bouchard after most of the lineup departed. In another note, Sudbury edged Townsend 59-56 in the Townsend tourney opening round, while Maynard won over Tewksbury. Belmont AD Lewis Harris died at 58. Winchester defeated Swampscott 61-47 in Tech Tourney. Braintree knocked out Woburn 54-51 in first round.
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Ken Creighton
Concord Hiiczh
Paul McLaushlin
Dave Bouchard
Sudbury
Townsend
Maynard
Tewksbury
Lewis S. Harris
Belmont High
Winchester
Swammscott
Woburn
Braintree
Boeske Blanks Laundry and Colombo Powers Pin Match
Boeske Blanks Laundry 0 defeated by Colombo 325 with 125 for top score of the night as Middlesex Laundry’s prospects drop 4-0. At Tatto's Alleys Gruber Furniture 2 Tarny Trimmers 2 and Millstream 2 DiPietros 2 with Millstream rising to third and Di Pietro tied for fourth. Other high scores include Pinky Tomyl 311 Leiko 301 Karo 300.
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Notre Dame Takes 14-Point Lead in Holy Name Bowling League
West Concord notes St Michael's four point drop allows Notre Dame to hold a 14 point margin atop the Holy Name standings. St Michael's and St Bonaventure remain tied for second, with St Mary’s fourth Holy Cross fifth and Boston College in last place.
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Strikers Top Kelleys in Bedford Bowling League
Bedford Strikers set the pace with a three point win over Kelleys as Gould’s team took a three point victory elsewhere. Jockeys swept Bedford Motor Sales, Pals split with Barber Show, and Old Bil lerica réad beat Bombers 3 1. High games by Beecy and Brady led individual scores while Brady tops Bombers averages.
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Gould
Bedford Motor Sales
Pals
Barber Show
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Bombers
Six Middlesex Players Compete In All Star Tilt
Six Middlesex boys faced the Private School League co-champion squad in a 59 to 34 loss at St. Mark's Southboro. Capt. Bill Weaver led Middlesex with nine points followed by Charlie Stafford seven and Marshall McLean five as St. Mark's opened with a 14-3 first period lead before Middlesex narrowed the gap by halftime.
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Middlesex
Treasue All-Stars
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Capt
Bill Weaver
Marshall McLean
John Baldwin
Charlie Stafford
Bill Locke
Thursday Evening Bowling League Matches at Tutte's Alleys
West Concord Bowling League listings for next Thursday show Fruit versus General Radio, Reformatory against Fenton's Palma, Rod and Gun facing Palmers, Condon's Postoffice versus Commonwealth Ave, Cushman's versus Bottled Gas all at 7 p.m. The schedule runs through April 29 with a banquet set for May 6.
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Maynard
Fruit
General Radio
Reformatory
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Palma’s
Rod & Gun
Palmer’s
Condon
Postoffice
Commonwealth Ave
Cushman’s
Film development mixup at Ray Neighbor’s drug store
In Fort Worth a woman left a roll of film with instructions for developing and printing. She requested one print of each, with exceptions for the third and sixth pictures, and asked for three prints from two specific frames if the baby smiles.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Gimmicks Dominate as Bowling Clubs Open Season
Gimmicks shut out the Streaks 4 0 and the Sizzlers beat the Howlers in Lexington. Gimmicks stay atop the standings with four point lead over the Howlers. Edie McGrath led with 260 in the triples and top scores included 256 by Gert Dee and 255 by Peggy McCarthy and Becky Faunce.
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Concord
Sizzlers
Howlers
Lexington
Edie McGrath
Gert Dee
Peggy McCarthy
Becky Faunce
Mary Connell
Dot Martin
Ida Dickey
Marge Burke
Margaret Algeo
Jean Freltich
Marion Gorham
Margaret Nickerson
Jeannette Stensby
Polly Beaudoin
Mim Clark
Mary Cohley
Agnes Neville
Alice Hargarve
Dot Scherer
Aie Heyliger
Acton Tops Sacred Heart In Tourney Opener
Acton led by Paul Greenough won the open ing game in the small school basketball tournament at Chelmsford, defeating Sacred Heart of Newton 64 32. Greenough scored 13 points and Capt Glen Pasanen added 11 with Kimball and Wilson contributing 10 each.
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Paul Greenough
Acton High
Chelmsford
Sacred Heart of Newton
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Glen Pasanen
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Concord-Running Wins 78 58 Over Opponent in Class B Tourney
Concord High defeated an unnamed rival 78 to 58 in the Small School Tourney Class B. Dave Bouchard and Bob Witherell led with strong scoring. Creighton’s team, coached by Joe Ton, beat Middlesex in another game as Bouchard and Witherell supplied most of Concord’s points.
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Concord High
Dave Bouchard
Bob Witherell
Down
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Brandeis Univer
Donni
Creighton
Toam
Joe Ton
Middlesex
Seniors Claim Fourth Straight In Acton High Title
The 1954 Intramural finals saw the undefeated senior team defeat the undefeated juniors to clinch the Acton High School championship. Seniors won four straight games, with lineups listed for seniors juniors and frosh teams.
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Acton
Acton High School
Concord Little League Looks Ahead to Third Season
Concord’s Little League plans its third season with games expected at Emerson and Rideout Playgrounds. President James E. O’Neil returns, with officers Roger C. Fenn vice president John J. Higgins secretary and Judge Maurice McWalter treasurer. Team managers repeat: Al Elmer Roy Anderson Tim Diskin and Jimmy Condon.
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Concord
Emerson
Rideout
James E. O’neil
Roger C. Fenn
John J. Higgins
Maurice McWalter
al” Elmer
Roy Anderson
Tim” Diskin
Jimmy Condon
Outboard Herein Outboard Herein The First St4 Mower Model
An unreadable fragment mentions an outboard motor model with built in electric starter and choke. It notes dealer explanation and dashboard controls, including a 4 steering wheel and shift unit, plus a ready-pull hand option and an electric version. A reference to United S eat at a court is unclear.
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Martha
Ellis Moto
Joh Equinved
Ellie Motor Co
Middlesex School names basketball captain Sandy Dodge
Middlesex School announces JDasketball captain for next winter as Sandy Dodge known as Sandy and a member of Class 2 takes the lead over rival We Succeeds Capt Bill Weaver from Connecticut.
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Concord
Nathan Philips Dodge
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Sandy” Dodge
Bill’ Weaver
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St Marys Upset by St Michaels in Holy Name League Tie
St Marys defeats St Michaels while St Marys and Holy Cross tie Notre Dame in a 2 2 league result at Tutte s Alleys. Joe Steinmann led with 289 series for St Marys as Notre Dame 2 led by Ryan 236 Maloney 231 Moreau 248 Steinmann 289 posted 1553. Holy Cross L Frawley 264 S O Connor 258 C Magan 277 J Pageau 281 team 1538. Other scores show St Marys blanking St Michaels and St Bonaventure beating Boston College 49 as results tally in a crowded night.
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Chuckin
Charlie Mogan
Holy Cross
L. Frawley
S. O'Connor
C. Magan
J. Pageau
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Notre Dame
T. Ryan
C. Maloney
L. Moreau
J. Stein
Bedford Girls Basketball Sees Mary Sweeney Top Score
Thirty nine girls enrolled in the school basketball program at the auditorium. Mary Sweeney led with 16 points while runners up Barbara Murray and Judy Ingalls each posted 12. A game is scheduled for Saturday at Concord.
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Bedford
Mary Sweeney
Barbara Murray
Judy Ingalls
Concord
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