Maynard Tuttoos Take Early Lead In League Play
Maynard Tuttoos moved into sole first after a 3-1 win over Tarnys while Laundry fell. Murphys blanked Stréichs 4-0 and biPietros outscored Dodds 3-1. John Errice set a new alleys record with 344 high in a 1714 Roofers win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Tuttos
Tarnys
Laundry
Murphys
Stréichs
biPietros
Dodds
John Errice
Roofers
Tuttos Psi
H. King
B. T In
S. Graceffa
Terson
C. Clark
Tarnys Trimmers
L. Colombo
Smith
Bkueima
Mariano
T. Colombo
Fardy Itanen
Stretchs Tavern
Eee Ee
Nevala
Batulin
Ins
Middlesex Laundry Fh
Puffer
Sn Etee
DiPietros Roofers
O’clair
Tobin
Trémbley
Eiwardsen
Artilleens
Miller
B. Colombo
B. Pucewicz
Stephens
Kings Pkg
Dodds Haar
McKay Sewed
Trakimas
E! Keane
Cc. Piecewicz
A Colombo
Eee Ene
Callinane
Kitowicz E
M. Syrianen
Gruber Furniture
Olympic group whittled as AAU trials crown qualifiers
In University Park Pennsylvania Indianapolis housewife Sandra Ruddick and USC radiology student Jack Beckner led a 3 percent entry field on day one of the National AAU tournament at Penn State. The top six finishers per gender earn spots on the U S Olympic team with alternates and AAU champions to be named in ten men’s events and six women’s events. Charl ey Simms a former Olympian was among likely holdovers, while other qualifiers include Miles, Schwertzeir and Reckner among the all around contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Park, Pa
Indianapolis
University of Southern California
Auest
Sandra Ruddick
Jack Beckner
Pennsylvania State University
Charléy Simms
Simms
Beverly Hills
Calif
Karl Schmwenzfelt
John Miles
Philadelphia
Lanny Banner
William To Hoth
Los Angeles
Schwertzteir
Miles
Chernak Leads Kingsmen To 3-1 Victory Over Firestone
Maynard Bill Chernak paced the Kingsmen to a 3-1 win over Firestone in the Maynard Intra-Town League last week. Cullinanes defeated Grubers 3-1 and Laundry fell to Elmwood 3-1, affecting the pendant standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard¢Bill Chernak
Kingsmen
Firestone
Maynard
Cullinanes
Grubers
Laundry
Elmwood
Tuttos
Brown Names Freshman Football Coach Charles Markham
Charles D. Markham has been named freshman football coach at Brown University. A NYU graduate, he was director of athletics at Turner Falls High School, and earlier spent 11 years at Tabor Academy as head coach of football baseball and basketball. Robert Bennett of Providence was named line coach for the freshman squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I. UP
Charles D. Markham
Brown University
Markham
New York University
Turner Falls
Mass
Tabor Academy
Robert Bennett
The 300 Club Top Scorers List
The weekly 300 Club rankings show top performers including D Errico Maynard and Robinson among others with scores ranging from 344 to 300. Entries mention Joe Colombogane Graceffa Maynard and Fort Lee area associations with New York and Puerto Rico connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord— Sohn
D’errico
Maynard
Robinson
Mill Daim
Eee
Ikerson
Jig
Q Kane
Magasge
Joe Colombogané
Graceffa
Marciano Retires From Boxing After Wife and Daughter Plea
Rocky Marciano announces retirement from boxing after long pleas from wife Barbara and daughter Mary Ann. The undefeated heavyweight ends with 49 straight wins 43 by knockout, leaving Archie Moore Hurricane Jackson and Floyd Patterson as top contenders in a weakened field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pryor
Enterprise
Hocky Marciano
Brockton
Rocky Marciano
South America
Gene Tunney
Joé Louis
Louis
Tunney
Marciano
Joe Louis
Charles
Rocky
Marchegiano
Brocktor
Archie Moore
Barbara
Mary Ann
Hurricane Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Hudson Angler Catches Big Brown Trout Near Three Bridges
Hudson resident Melkunas of 2 Meadowbrook Road tops local fishing honors for 1956 with a 19 inch four pound brown trout from the Assabet River near the three broken bridges after a ten minute fight. The catch is Hudson’s largest on record and just shy of Marlboro Anglers’ 20 inch four pound trout caught nearby last Saturday. Melkunas works for Jacobs and Bureau Construction Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Henry Melkunas
Meadowbrook Road
Assabet
Ardeen J. Schwartz
Marlboro
Wakefield
Melkunas
Jacobs & Bureau Construction Corp
Local golfers plan 4 ball league this summer
A group of Hudson golf enthusiasts will organize a local four ball league to operate during the upcoming summer season. A planning meeting was announced by Jim Garcia at the Elks Hall at 1 pm. The Stow Acres project, owned by the Page Brothers of Waltham, has seen renovations and more expansion planned for the season. The note mentions the University of Michigan pioneering forestry instruction in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Elks’ Hall
Jim Garcia
Stow “Acres
Page Brothers of
Waltham
Acton League Banquet Honors Outlaws and Top Bowlers
The Acton League held its annual banquet at May Barton’s in Clinton on April 24. The Outlaws received the championship award, with individual honors for high triple 1545 and high triples by Fr Fierra 385. Wayne, Edges, and Scribner earned multiple top finishes in singles and averages as members celebrated a Diamond Jubilee program marking bowling’s 75th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Movin
Barton
S ‘N Clinton
Outlaws
Lou Fierra
Fran Fierra
Fred Kennedy
Eddie Boyden
Dick Gallant
Wildcats
George Hatch
Art Decker
Concord High Rifle Team Raises Yearly Average in 1956 League
Concord High School rifle team improved its season average from 796 to 807 in the Minute Man Scholastic Rifle League. The team had two victories over Winchester, a 100 percent rise from last year, with 92 shooters in the league and top individual scores from Jeanne Goodyear and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Minuteman
Winchester
Sever High Schools
Jeanne Goodyear
John Giaudrone
Priscilla Larris
Cnt
Bob Watson
Chrisings
Jonathan Brooks
Larry Bascom
Tomage Me
Baptiste
Billy Haserty
Geanne
Maynard Women’s League: Heiligmann leads Ailis victory
Maynard Barbara Heiligmann rolled 302 as Ailis defeated Pauls 3-1 in the Maynard Women's League last week. Gales blanked Millstream 4-0 and Bearls shut out Obergs 4-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Barbara Heiligmann
Ailis
Pauls
Gales
Millstream
Bearls
Obergs
Two Year Olds of 1955 Booklet Profiles Top Juvenile Stakes Winners
The Thoroughbred Racing Associations publish Two Year Olds of 1955 detailing fifty top two year olds with bios, pedigrees, and careers of 42 more stakes winners from 1954. It covers 1955 three year olds, Derby contenders like Needles and Terrang, and notes 21 of the fifty remain Derby eligible with key Triple Crown connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRA
Thoroughbred Racing Associations’ Service Bureau
John Groth
Frank E. Kilroe
Pimlico
D. and
H. Stable
Needles
C. V. Whitney
Ald P. Ross
Countermand
Rex C. Ellsworth
Terrang
Swaps
Ayer Opens With Win Over Acton In Wachusetts League
Ayer High opened the Wachusetts League season by defeating Acton High. The score was 6 to 1 with Ayér batsmen Palmer and Pinard contributing on offense while Langille and Howe starred for Acton. The recap notes a strong start for Ayer and a challenging outing for Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Acton
Ayer High
High
Palmer and Pinard
Ayér
Langille
Howe
Dougherty Wins Two Events in Narrow Track Meet
Dougherty claimed first in both the 100 and 220 events while beating Punchard during a track meet at Brier Hill. Concord-H Dover delivered a second in shot put and a distance relay with Sutton not listed, unclear details for other team placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Allen
Concord Bowed in Weird Tilt to Stoneham
Stoneham defeated Concord 12 to 3 at Fimerean Playground in a Middlesex League game. Lefty Ronnie Gummon pitched for Stoneham, while Concord used three pitchers as misplays and a nine run fourth inning doomed the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Stoneham
Fimerean Playground
Counle
Andy Horne
Ronnie Gummow
Ralph Powers
John Purcell
Concord Girls Tennis Opens Schedule Next Week
Concord High girls tennis opens next week under coach Miriam C. Clark. Schedule lists May 8 at Belmont, May 10 at Arlington, May 15 at Weston, May 18 at Winchester, May 22 at Watertown, May 24 at Melrose, and May 31 at Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Miriam C. Clark
Belmont
Arlington
Weston
Winchester
Watertown
Melrose
Lexington
Winchester Finals Highlight Seeks Summer Interest
A fragmented note hints at a Winchester finals event with summer allure. Readers may anticipate a decisive contest and related activities, though details remain unclear from the readable text.
Gale Maynard Leads Bearls in League Battle
In a late season match Gale Maynard and Ailis form the key pairing for Bearls against Istream. Obergs Bearls host the game near Pauls with p m kickoff. Henry is the oldest player noted in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Shop
Bearls
Ailis
Near
Pauls
Obergs
Istream
P. m
Also Mentioned on This Page
Olympic
Chernak
Brown
FROSH
Senee Aee
Fort Tee Bente
New York
Ttarasr Coreen Co
B. Link
Jim
Castor
Tim
Cmon, Bors
Henry
Beauty
Stow Acres
University of Michigan
Acton League
U.S
Christ
Claudrone
Yellowstone National
United States
Bearls Blank Obergs
Gale
N. Poulson
S. Cuff
B. Siatkus
L. Nivela
Gale Shop - B
Mahoney
B. Huhtamski
I. Dickey KE
Mallery
DiPietro
J. LeSage
M. “Globus
Ot Beatty
G. O'Toole
M Boudreau
Dougherty
Punchard
Dug
Sutton
Visitors
Gummon
Powers
Siekmah
McKenzie
Horne
Beecy
Monsen
Tarnus
Kings
Stretches
DiPietros
Tubhor
Sede Cs
Laundry Ereneeesae
Kings Eee
Litt
Gale ‘Mayn
Maynard Ule
Yourgs Henry
Spoora
Beverly
Saytig cafRain
Wightrras
Britain
Wimbledon
Japan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!