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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
11
The LING and friends attend the Hayes Rod and Gun Club annual banquet. Guests include local association members and community leaders. A brief program highlights awards and future events.
Concord player John Manthuso posted a weekly total of 402 points in the WC League last week, topping scoring lists and signaling strong form for upcoming fixtures. The league's leaders showcased balanced scoring across teams as fans look ahead to next matches.
The notes outline directed cast and start plans for May 1 and May 17 performances. Tennis team first matches set for April 24 at Bedford High, Featherlind Park courts.
Concord hosts a Little League Week with an opening parade led by officials. Town leaders invite residents to attend the sequence of games and events slated for Saturday.
ILS Tracksters beat Stoneham with standout marks by Smith in the sprint and Snow in the 440. Towler led the mile to the final lap while Hemenway failed to score in the jumping events and hurdles.
A Concord-A work party organized by Roda hosted workers with tee tanch offering the workers. Plans indicate events aimed for July 4 with target dates and arrangements.
Civic ad urges citizens to support national finance by purchasing U.S. Savings Bonds. The message highlights patriotic motive and practical value of saving through government securities for future costs and stability.
Tucker pitches a no hitter for CCHS in a 4 run game with a 10 inning scoreline. Geert contributed in the late innings and helped seal the win.
Klinck edges rivals to win a local golf tournament title. The victor earns top honors and recognition in the event dominated by skilled players, with details noting the competitive field and final score margins.
Marlboro High Panthers secured their third win in Massachusetts league play by defeating Maynard High 8-2 at Maynard. Bob Lamy starred on the mound and at bat, hurling a four hitter with four strikeouts while adding two doubles. R. Lamy contributed offensively and defensively as Marlboro built an early lead.
Tuesday schedule shows a game between Teas Baseball and Clinton at home. Wording indicates a league match moved to today with venue listed as Clinton and teams Teas and home side.
Maynard Sunday marks opening day with six major teams in action at Alumni Field each game to two innings. A parade from near the parking area at 1 Nhee Pag Age Em precedes the games with selectmen and officials taking part.
Top overall in the sixth contest was C.C.HS. senior John Payne as the school posted rates for the week and noted his standout performance.
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