Maynard-Tarnys Tie Shows League Lead Shifts
Maynard Tarnys Trimmers defeated DiPietro Roofers 4-0 and joined top-spot co-leader in the Maynard Intr a Town Bowling League after Tutto's Alleys action. Elmwood Bathers fell 3-1 to Dodds, while Firestone Tire routed Cullinane Haulers 4-0 with Jim Fava's 347. Suffolk Downs spring meet draws jockeys from Lincoln Downs and Gulfstream Park will add riders including Madden, Stuart, Hettinger, Martin, Rogers, and Gross.
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Maynard—Tarnys Trimmers
Tutto’s
Maynard
Elmwood Bathers
Dodds
Firestone Tire
Cullinane
Jim Fava
Suffolk Downs
Lincoln Downs
Suffolk
Gulfstream Park
Darrell Madden
Keath ‘Stuart
George Hettinger
Gene ‘Martin
Chris Rogers
Earl ‘Gross
Fava
Doc” Batulin
Bernie Tobin
Welders
Tarny
DiPietros
Elmwood
Dodds Welders
Perillo
Dodd
H. King Sete
McKay
B. Tobinay
Fierra Seewee
Bath O’clair Weeee
Bakuneevee
J. Smith
Ignachuk
Kangas
Dee
Kane
Tarnys Trimmers
C. Tobin
Beatty See Eee
A. LeSage
T. Colombo
Dora Eee
Batulin
Rano
DiPietros Roofers
Morrill We Eee
Haley
Cutaia Wees
LeSage Henna
Edwardson
Novick
D’errico
Lampinen
Weighty Maine House Session Derailed by Pickerel
Augusta Maine During a routine session House Speaker Willis Trafton and members questioned the doorkeeper Clarence P Chase about a five pound pickerel he showed from ice fishing The doorkeeper admitted the bait was a live smelt prompting unanimous curiosity from the lawmakers about the fishing lure used.
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Augusta
Statehouse
Clarence P. Chase
Willis Trafton
Chase
Maynard Banquet Set Next Tuesday for League Windup
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League members gather at Millstream for the 1954 1955 season windup banquet. A roast beef supper at 7 o clock marks the event with awards for the season to be presented and entertainment to follow.
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Maynard
Millstream
Strikes and Snares In Local Bowling Windup Week
Maynard and Leximieton battle for first with Tarny and DiPietro close behind as spring circuits near conclusion. Elmwood and others vie for lower finishes. high averages and key rolloffs shape the county finals at Tuttos May 11 12. Notre Dame and Boston College split halves then BC wins rolloff to crown overall standings.
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Maynard
Leximieton
Tarnos
D'Pietros
Elmwood
DiPietro
Tarny
Masciarellis
DiPietrogs
Tarnys
Jim Fava
Doc”’ Batulin
Hugh Miller
Prexy
Bill” Chevniak
West Concord
Akton’ League
Clinton
Tuttos
Sammy DelMao
Holy Name
Notre Dame
Boston College
B. C
Villanova
Loughlinmen
Marquette
Specia Marquette
Manny Garcia
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League Matches
Gruber Furniture outpaced Maynard Murphy Printers 3-1 at Tutte's Alleys with 1665 to 1608 pinfall. King's Package Store edged Middlesex Laundry 3-1 by 17 pins, while Masciarelli Jewelers tied Barber Chevrolet 2-2 in a close finish 1655 to 1635. Hugh Miller led scoring with 331 and a 122 single.
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Maynard
Murphy Printers
Tutte’s
Gruber Furnituremen
King’s Package Store
Middlesex Laundry
Masciarelli Jewelers
Barber Chevrolet
Hugh Miller
Gruber Furniture
Wirtanen
Djahleto
Nyholm
Gagne L. _Graceffa
Gruber
B. Watt
Primiano
Budreau
Clark
Kings Pha. Store
Nevala
Kessler
Tierney
Aho
B. Colombo
Chernak
McGee
Buskey Wasuik
Petercycki
Punch
Lombard
Fardy
Millers
Hinds
Farrar
Sryjanen
West Concord Bowling League Banquet At Elks Hall
The West Concord Bowling League holds its annual banquet tonight at 7 at Elks Hall with Witham’s of Lynn catering a roast beef supper. President George W. Wilkinson presides as Bottled Gas is honored as the new champion. Patrolmen Joe Smith and Joe Dooley of Newton police display marksmanship. The Army Safety Program began in 1943 in the continental United States.
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West Concord
West Concord Bowling League
Elks Hall
Witham’s of
Lynn
George W. Wilkinson
Joe Smith
Joe Dooley
Newton Police
Army
Continental
United States
Maynard Bowling League Ties Rule In Final Week
Maynard entering the last week of play sees two teams tied for first place in the Maynard Intra Town Bowling League standings. The lead race narrows as teams jockey for position, with critical matches ahead to decide the champion.
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Maynard
Five Pin Leagues In Rolloffs Here
Maynard May 11 and 12 hosts the second annual Middlesex County rolloff at Tufto's Alleys with five or six leagues expected. Entries include Maynard last year's winner Mill Dam of Concord Acton League Holy Name of West Concord and West Concord League. Bedford possible. Maynard won the first plaque last year.
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Maynard
Tufto’s Alleys
Mill Dam of
Concord
Acton League
Holy Name of
West Concord
Bedford
Noles At Concord High School Course Registration
Last Monday and Tuesday students at Concord High School registered for next year’s courses under the guidance department led by John C. Palmer with Miss Mary G. Hartnett assisting. The early registration aims to let students select subjects fitting tastes and abilities and avoid later regrets. The senior chorus directed by Charles K. Yeremilan prepares for graduation as seniors receive college acceptances and plan study programs for fall.
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Concord
John C. Palmer
Mary G. Hartnett
Charles K. Yeremilan
Holy Name Bowling League season leaders named
West Concord listing season leaders in the Holy Name Bowling League. High averages include Richie Loughlin 94.48 and Tom Horgan 94.24 with multiple players over 90. Triples led by Loughlin and Steinmann at 336, singles led by Loughlin 134 and Tombeno 131.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Richie Loughlin
Tom Horgan
Joe Steinmann
John Tombeno
Joe Francis
Frank Devlin
Manny Garicia
Joe Pageau
Bernie Dee
Joe Jungers
Joe Viscariello
Bob Cahill
Dan O’hare
Norm Christian
Jack Wallace
Larry Frawley
Leon Moreau
Walter Carew
Joe Santra
Bill Coyle
Loughlin
Steinmann
Horgan
Francis
Francis, 330; High Individual Singles — Loughlin
Tombeno
Moreau
Garcia
Concord High Faces Framingham In Thursday Sports Day
The schedule lists Concord High versus Framingham High in baseball and a range of events across golf tennis and bowling. Other contests include Concord Highs jayvees, Marlboro vs Clinton, Maynard vs Hudson, and Middlesex League and Dual County League games at various venues through the day and into Friday.
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Concord High
Framingham High
Concord Country Club
Concord J.H.S
Dlesex
Crowe Maynard
Mid- Park
Littleton
Acton
Wachusetts
Jones Field
Weston
Dover
Concord High Girls
Winchester
Emerson Playground
West Concord
Elks Hall
Belmont High
Concord Jayvees
Belmont Jayvees
Marlboro High
Clinton High
Clinton
Maynard High
Hudson High
Riverside Park
Univ. of Mass
Amherst
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s School
Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Lexington High
Lexington
Acton High
Groton High
Groton
Wayland
Sudbury
Ashland
Lincoln J.H.S
Concord
Concord High Jayvees
Lexinon High Jayvees
Melrose High
Milford High
Crowe Park
Maynard
Millstream
Arlington High
Watertown High
Watertown
Wayland High
Noble & Greenough
Dedham
St. Sebastian’s
Middlesex County
Tutte’s
Sudbury High
Dover High
Ayer High
Ayer
Newton High Jayvees
Weston High
Reading High
City Hall Drops From Worst Smoke Offenders List
Portland advisory board on smoke control praises management of two buildings that left the list of worst smoke offenders. One is a tannery. the other is City Hall.
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Portland
City Hall
Concord Defy Elem Freeze Past Middlesex Rival for Ovial Trophy
Concord defeats Lexington in the Middlesex Baseball League by beating them 5 to 2 on a muddy Wednesday afternoon. Dave Bouchard earned his first win with five innings pitched, Dick Goyette added three, John McKenbie one. Concord used three pitchers to outfreeze Lexington and struck out 14 while allowing three hits. Streeter Stuart hit his second homer for Middlesex, as Concord surged with two runs in the first, three in the fifth, and three in the seventh, aided by key hits from Arthur Duggan and Al Dougherty. Gene Moloy tripled for Middlesex but was left on third. This win marks Concord’s third league victory in four starts, defending champions of the Middlesex League.
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Concord
Bouchard
Goyette
Husky Bedford
Streeter Stuart
State Armory
Capt.’ Arthur Duggan
al Dougherty
Dougherty
al Beecy
Clark Thorpe
Gene Moloy
Acton Seniors Earn GM National Scholarships
Acton officials announce Janet Roth, local senior, earned a certificate of merit as one of 1300 candidates in the final competition for General Motors 100 national scholarships to be awarded in September 1955. Final winners will be named around June 1. Eight Acton graduates have college acceptances for next year including Susan Fitz and Janet Roth.
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Acton
General Motors
Janet Roth
Janet
Acton High
Susan Fitz
University of Connecticut
Louise Fitzgerald
Boston University
Lorraine Hope
Mount Ida
Beverly Lyons
Bentley School of Accounting
Ronald Morris
Chauncey Hall
Lucy Newport
Chamberlain School of Retailing
Brandeis University
Anna Schmitz
Massachusetts School of Art
William
Hinckley Club Held State in Soar
Agricultural Superintendent Connen led the principal club gathering in Hinckley as the state event progressed.
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Hinckley
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Kings
Firestone
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Barber
Lloyd Austin
Syracuse
N. Y
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Grace Kelly
Robert R. Scott
U.S. Air Force
Edwin S. Chickering
Tactical Air Command
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H.N. Loop
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