Marlboro High Dominates Lincoln Sudbury in 14-4 Opener
Marlboro High School opened at Ward Park with a 14-4 win over Lincoln Sudbury Regional. Pete Forbush cleared the bases with a two out double in the six run frame, giving Marlboro a 10-8 lead, then added to the scoring as the Panthers pulled away with four more in the seventh. Fred St Laurent pitched six innings for the win, while Nick Seymour and Bob Sullivan drove in multiple runs.
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Marlboro
Lincoln- Sudbury
Ward Park
Pete Ror
Panther
Fred St. Laurent
Mattoro
Mus
Sey III
St. Laurént
Sudbury
St. Laurent
Formém
Little League
Ccinies
Pan Hanne
Erie
Dass
Sepka
Jackie Walla
Pony
Pete von Nick Semour
Bob Sullivan
Panthér
Forbush
Seymour
Marlboro Ab
Hassapas
Ymore
Drummey
Sullivan
Ewe
Wwe Bush
Ewer St. Paseeet
Sewer
Erry Tae Te
Lincoln Sudbury
Bos Os
McLean
Seymour Sepka
Abraha St. Laurent
Forbith
Etty
Tra
Rich
Rue Mayo
Westboro Speedway Grand Opening Set for May 10
New England's fastest auto track Westboro Speedway on Route 9 between Worcester and Boston opens Friday May 10 at 8 o'clock with 8600 seats and ample parking. Races sanctioned by the New England Sports Associates and Auto Racing Association, which also runs Brookline Speedway in New Hampshire and West Peabody Speedway in Massachusetts.
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New England
Westboro + Speeway
Worcester
Boston
Alports, Inc
Enid Sports Associates, Inc
Sere
Auto Racing Associa
Westboro Speedway
Brookline
New Hampshire
West Peabody
West Pea
Golf 750 Monday iliru Fr She Co mete et Stow-Maynard Line
Article fragment reports a golf event tied to Monday activities involving Fr She Co and the Stow Maynard Line. Names and exact details are unclear in the OCR text.
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Maynard
Boston College to Open 1957 Football Schedule With Navy
Boston College plans a 1957 football opener against Navy marking the first meeting since 1928. Under coach Joe McKenney the Eagles list six home games and include Navy on Sept 21 and Florida State on Sept 28 along with Dayton Marquette Detroit Holy Cross Boston University and Detroit opponents.
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Newton, Maes
Boston College
Navy
Iffian
Joe McKenney
Te Middies
Iida State Jelly
University of Dayton
Eagles
Wild Bat Winner in Opening Fame Apr 22
Acton John Mulvaney delivered a wild opening fame performance for Acton-Boxborough in a 1 0 win. The opposing side had scattered attempts and errors, with a misplayed overthrow and miscues defining the rough contest.
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Acton
John Mulvaney
Acton-Boxborough
Hudson Four Ball League Opens at Stow Club
The Hudson Four Ball Golf League opens its season May 14 at Stow Actés Country Club. Five teams of eight players each compete in sixteen matches with teams named Bears Hogies Aces Pats and more. Enrollment and fees are due in the first match.
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Hudsons
Stow ‘Actés Country Club
Beagg
Cy _ Jasons
Sam
Bears
Acton-Bexboro Girls Rally For 14 13 Win Over Chelmsford
The Acton-Bexboro varsity girls softball team rallied in the last inning for a 14 to 13 victory against Chelmsford High. Key hits came from Lois Hall Madeline Koh Joanne Steele Karen Eckkinen and Jeanne Steele with a bases loaded triple and Peggy Ashline adding another triple to drive in the tying and winning runs. Chelmsford's Jones had 4 for 5 with 2 RBIs.
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Acton
Acton-Bexborough
Chelmsford High School
Catherine Duggan
Judy Bentsen
Lois Hall
CarCapt
Madeline Koh
Joanne Steelé
Karen E¢kkinen
Jéanne Steele
Peggy Ashline
Janine
Peggy
Judy
Middlesex Teams Prepare for St Mark's Meet
Middlesex School athletic schedule lists home and away meets against St Mark's and other opponents. Key dates include May 1 at Newton, May 4 against Brooks, May 8 at Dedham, and May 11 at home with Sodard.
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Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Asebel
Soddard
Brooks
St. S
Gattthor
New Greenough
Dedham
Ennis
Seaters
Newton
Grottn
Fourth Annual West Concord Bowling Banquet Awards
Seated at the head table were George W. Wilkinson president and others as awards were handed. Winners included Ted Edwardson and John Hayes for hour prizes, with Ray mond the Magician from Lexington and an AA speaker providing entertainment. Various champions, averages, and high scores were cited, with multiple named individuals and sponsors noted.
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Cee Pene Eens
George W. Wilkinson
Biffg
Bartolomeo
Bill Phillips
Bob Bradley
Mill Dam
Barry Higgins
Rudy Currier
Ted Edwardson
John Hayes
Raymond
Lexington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lumber
Leo Mottersen
Ronald Smith
The
Delew
Liambet
Frank Denaro
Bob @lojem
Hayes
Joh Dickey
Garlic Stefanelli
Denaro
Local matches listed with teams and 6 45 p.m events
The schedule shows Monday matches Tarnys against Tuttos and Murphys against Kings, Dodds against Stretchs at 6 45 p.m. On Tuesday Bittiwood faces Fire stone with DiPietros versus Cullinanes and Grubers versus Laundry at 6 45 p.m. A note states U S families spend more on dairy products than any group of foods except meat.
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Tarnys
Tuttos
O Murphys
Kings
Dodds
Stretchs
Bittiwood
Firestone
DiPietros
Cullinanes
Grubers
Laundry
U.S
Bm6
Murphys Ee
Fordham Gains H.N. Crown In Villanova Win
Fordham moves to the Holy Name league crown with a balanced win over Villanova. Patsy Iatmiello led scoring with 309 points while Fordham contributors included Windheim 286 and Hill 298, totaling 1613. Villanova’s top scorers were Shetan 213 Ryan 270 and Steinmann 296.
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West Concord
Fordham
Villanova
Holy Name
Tutte’s
Patsy Iatmiello
Subimary
Iheuer
R. Windheim
D. O'Hare
T. Hill
Plannifello
D. Front’s
L. Gillis
Concord High Track Triumph at Punchard Meet
Concord High School track team dominated Punchard results with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, 440, mile, high jump, shot put, and relay events. Team members Crawford and Mullaney stood out with top finishes for Concord, while Wakefield and other rivals trailed in scoring.
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Concord
Concord High
Wakefield
Emerson Playground
Punchard
Damon
Flahigen
Mullaney
Crawford
Williamson
Davis
Herlih
Harrison
Tun
Hewitt
Grant
R. Evans
Batisehithan
Libby
Bowling leagues report regional pinfall and leaders
Concord and West Concord leagues finish strong with Cushmans, General Radio and Lumber high in pinfall. Hippy Poleo tops triples in Mill Dam League while Anchors win. Jeannette Stensby leads ladies singles with 123. Intra-Town finals loom as Middlesex Latif dry targets title. Titto’s Alleys hosts next week matches.
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Concord
San Eeeede Rahe
Général Radio
Cushmans
Lattber
Gen- Geak
Hate
Tage
General Radio
Lumber
Tor Poléo
Bedford
Hippy
Roy Hawes
Mans
Sam DeMao
E. Zs
Bing
Bartolomeo
Poleo
John Palma
Home Products
Mill Dam
Shirley A
Ee Biléibs
Halt i ‘A
Jets
Joe Francis
Deny Wai
Milt Davn m Laneue
Fordham
la Os Anntal Ye Iquét
Muscat
Eae
Younes
Barbara Helligatadn
Beth Enamel Treasureér
Ge Lou Badreat
Murphy Printers Ag
Middlesex Latif
Titto’s Alleys
Concord 321 Club Scorers List Features Maynard and Burke
This week’s abbreviated 321 Club results show S Rete and Melora Maynard among top scorers for the Ladies with 337 and 324 points. Ertico Maynard, M Burke, and B Bouchard also posted strong totals for the Ladies.
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Concord
S. Rete
Melora Maynard
Ea Ee
Ertico
Maynard
M. Burke
B. Bouchard
Radio and Lumber Leaders Highlight Local Figures
A fragmented listing names radio and lumber leaders with scores and call signs. Notable figures include Bartolomeo Lumber 101.0, Russ Jaquith General Radio 100.4, Leroy Gentry Condons, and Eddie Murphy Cushmans 96.7.
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Tom Polée, Jr
Fentons
Hattolimes
Ernie Alexander
General Radio
Larry Duncanson
Hal Beck
O'Hare
Wendy Jones
Russ Jaquith
Bob Lait
Steve Levery
Cushmans
Gordon Petersen
Fred Ratta
Ed Murphy
Jim Farrar
Jack Farrar
Roy Hawes
Artéy Petersen
Andy Petersen
Lions
Dor Wade
Ltifinter
Helén
Coudons
Leroy Gentry
Sau de Mao
Genéral
Jones
One Products
Jack Palmin
Feritons
Mackey Caldwell
Ey Ditzpatrick
Hardings
Beaudoin
George Spence
Anthony Toi
Bartolomeo
West Concord
Ift
West Ae Morte
Seeiok “Bitte
Ohh Es Ag
Ee Spence
Ed Gas
Tom Polebentons
Wendy Ae
Ee Suens Radio
Se Radio
Bone Lait
Geter
Arthur Carlsen
Bob Hosem
General
Eddie Murphy
Locals Beat in Overtime Aethervile Clash Ends in OT
Local team edges opponents in overtime as C1 Eaver and Simmons star for Mid Essex. Wartedens home court hosts tense finish with Concord-Middiesen players contributing decisive plays.
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Concord
Werstedens
Eaver
Simmons
Midesex
Powers Re-Elected Head of Gun Club Concord
Concord Hod and Gun Club held its annual meeting Wednesday evening electing officers. Jes Powers was re elected as president with John H. as secretary and Richard J. Het as treasurer. William A. Hagerty and others were named to posts. The club plans a Saturday program featuring Wells to night pro gram.
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Concord
Concord Hod & Gun Club
Jes W. Powers
Wag
Ottsgrg
John
Ichard .T Het
William. A. Hagerty
Wihace Wesherbee
Probate Notice for Robert Gardner Loring Estate Concord
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex County issues notice to interested parties regarding a petition for probate of a will or estate presented by Second Bank State Savings of Boston as surety. Objections must be filed with Register J. Peley by May 16.
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Commonwealth of Masséthniel
Middlesex
Robert Gardner Loring
Concord
Cdftam
Strdiett
Second Bank
Boston
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Ie Forbush
Westboro
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Tomsey
Sumer
Avin
Ocesmper Hill
H.N. Crown
C.H.S. Tracksters
Arnold
Bwains
Betanger
Stee
Mick Ee Ford
Distéhie
Corieota
Mangan
Rawford
Eee Herlihy
Tite
PGA Pro Séiing Oe
Wavacticomnelit
Meethibore
Powers
Gun Club
Drew
Débh J. Peley
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