Goyette Fails in Shutout Despite 18 Strikeouts
Dick Goyette dominated on the mound with 18 strikeouts and one hit allowed but lost 3 0 to Stoneham at Emerson Playground. Concord’s Patterson yielded three runs on six hits as Dick Fitzgerald and Dennis Symes manufactured decisive two-run and squeeze plays. Concord moves to 3 2 while Middlesex League leaders move to 5 0.
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Concord
Dick Goyette
Tripe
Stoneham
Emerson Playground
Tony DeToso
Dennis Symes
al Beecy
Fitzerald
Fitzgerald
Dick Ballou
Patterson
Art Duggan
Goyette
Women Golfers Open Season at Charles River Tourney
Mrs Edward McAulliffe of Charles River won the first W G A tourney as Concords Mrs John W Hutchinson plus Mrs Morgan K Smith Jr braved the elements. Hutchinson posted 101-90 and Smith 106-92.
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Concord
John W. Hutchinson
Morgan K. Smith, Jr
Charles River
Edward McAulliffe
Hutchinson
Smith
Magoon Becomes Second Bowl Boy Death in Concord
The death of Jack Magoon, a former Concord high school athlete, makes him the second member of the Piedmont Bowl football team to die. He was a 1951 sophomore on the squad that beat Wilmington 20 to 13, following Harold Couvee of Bedford who died years earlier.
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Concord
Jack Magoon
Harold Couvee
Bedford
Magoon
Wilmington
North Carolina
Couvee
Concord High Retires Second George E. Johnson Trophy
Concord High defeated Lexington in the postponed Patriots Day game to retire the second George E. Johnson Memorial Trophy. The 1928 donor class will present a new trophy on April 19. The team previously won the first trophy by defeating Maynard in 1950 1951 and 1952 and has now earned the second in sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington
Concord High
George E. Johnson
Maynard
Crews Meet Groton School Boats on Nashug River
Middlesex crews start their 1955 season on Saturday under Coach Charles Locke with races against Groton School on the Nashug River. Captain Pierre L. Curry is from the 1955 class. Student manager is Howard White and assistant coach H E Ehard.
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Concord
Middlesex
Charles Locke
Groton
Nashug
Pierre L. Curry
Howard White
H. E. Ehard
Veteran golfers challenge young stars in Palm Beach Championship
Forty year old Melvin Harbert and Lloyd Mangrum bid to prove older players can still swing with the young by entering the Palm Beach Golf Championship at Deepdale Golf Club on June 15. The match medal event includes Gene Littler Peter Thomas Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff, with all proceeds aiding the Boys Club of New York. Nineteen rounds feature Harbert’s noted match play record and Mangrum’s rugged Open champion pedigree.
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Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Lloyd Mangrum
Golf
Fairway
Palm Beach
Deepdale Golf Club
Harbert
Gene Littler
Peter Thomas
Sam Snead
Cary Middlecoff
Mangrum
Boys’ Club of
New York
Boys’ Club of Golf
Pim Ferrier
Jim Turnesa
Walter Burkemo
The 300 Club Leaders at Maynard and West Concord
The Maynard squad dominates the 300 Club with top scorer Fava and teammates Batulin and Miller posting 347, 334, and 331 respectively. West Concord's Hajem Bartolomeo Dora DeMao and Colombo members follow with scores ranging from 326 to 302, highlighting a tight league race.
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Concord
Jim Fava
Maynard
Fava
Batulin
Miller
Hajem
West Concord
Bartolomeo
B. Tobin
B. Colombo
Dora
West
DeMao
T. Colombo
Jim Farrar
R. Tombeno
State to build deer escape ramps in irrigation canals
Ephrata Washington reports the state game department will install escape ramps on Columbia Basin irrigation canals to save deer that fall in while drinking water. Last year 97 deer drowned and 14 escaped with human help.
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Ephrata
Wash
State Game Department
Columbia Basin Irrigation Project
Reformatory Team Second In League Scoring Burst
Reformatory finishes second in the league with a 1443 team total led by H Bartolomeo 319 and J Alexander 284. Individual scores include R Eddy 273 for Bottled Gas and R Cousins 240 for Fruit, with multiple teams logging totals from 1314 to 1463.
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Reformatory
Hajem
Bartolomeo High
R. Eddy
T. Fitzpatrick
R. Beatty
J. Dora
S. DeMao
Fentong
M. Caldwell
N. Johansen
G. Fenton
L. Duggan
F. Denaro
R. Cousins
P. Mandrioli
W. Prentiss
V. Pozerycki
R. Tombeno
Palmers
L. Palmers
R. Harding
D. McCarthy
W. O’neill
Dummy
Cushmans
R. Hojem
R. Eisan
A. Peterson
Jack Farrar
Jim Farrar
W. Phillips
E. Cullinane
A. Beaudoin
J. Steinmann
G. Wilkinson
Red & Gun
Jim Oakman
W. Payne
A. Carlson
A. Prentiss
Cc. Stefanelli
Condons
H. Sayer
J. Schaeffer
J. Dee
Gentry
E.loughlin
General Raido
J. Dorr
G. Perillo
W. Swenson
W. Jones
J. Bundalavitch
Commonwealth Ave
J. McGarry
R. O’neil
R. Anderson
C. Anderson
B. O’neil
Toal
H. Lawrence
J. Hollenkamp
J. Alexander
R. Larsen
A. Bartolomeo
J. Palma
H. Hanson
Musketaquid Club Meeting Tonight
Musketaquid Sports men hold regular meetings the first and third Thursday at the clubhouse. Tonight's session starts at 6 30 with past president Fred Nolan in charge and Augie Macone presiding at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Fred Nolan
Augie Macone
Growlers Extend Pin Lead in Ladies Ten Pin Bowling
Growlers beat Funsters 3 1 as Concord Jeannette Stensby rolled 292 and 111 for a 403 series. Prowlers won 4 0 over Pambies led by Peisch 267 Rice 247 Martin 265. Growlers 1276 Pambies 1239 Funsters 1269.
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Concord
Jeannette Stensby
Growlers
Funsters
Lexington
Prowlers
Pambies
Buster” Peisch
Anne Rice
Dot Martin
Ida Dicker
Marge Burke
Mary Connell
Mary Mansfield
Anna Sepe
Becky Faunce
Polly Heyliger
Pally Beaudoin
Mary Conley
Peggy McCarthy
Edith Harvey
Edie McGrath
Nadine Harvest
Barbara Loughlin
Alice Hargrove
Shirley Recco
West Concord Softball League Opens Tuesday
The West Concord Softball League announces opening at 6 15 p m on May 10 with games at Rideout Playground Emerson and General Radio Field. May 12 fixtures include Bridge Acres Acton Wizards Reformatory and Leos Bombers Fenton's teams. Umpire volunteers and old equipment donations are sought via EM 9 2688 or EM 9 3196.
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West Concord
Rideout Playground
General Radio
Reformatory
Emerson Playground
Acton Wizards
Fenton’s
Leo’s Bombers
Bridges Acres
Rideout
Bridge Acres
Emerson
Leos
Acton Juniors Rout Concord in 8 2 Victory
Concord J H S lost to Acton Juniors 8 to 2 as John Mulvaney pitched for Acton striking out 18 while allowing three hits. Acton had seven hits off four Concord pitchers and Mulvaney carried a six inning no hit bid.
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Concord
Concord J. H. S
Acton
John Mulvaney
Victors
John McGrail
Weston
Bill Hagerty
Ted Burke
Joe Marchuso
John Alden
Nate Palmer
Maynard
Vacation fishing license debated in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire House considered a bill to allow nonresident fishermen to buy a 15 day vacation license for four dollars. Current options are a three day license at two seventy five dollars or a full season license at six dollars twenty five cents. The proposal would raise the native license price by one dollar and was reported favorably by the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Concord
N. H
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means
Goyette Notches 63 Strikeouts Through 89 Innings
Bedford righthander Dick Goyette leads the varsity baseball team this spring with 63 strikeouts in 89 innings. He fanned 18 Stoneham, six Lexington, 15 Wakefield, 12 Belmont, and 12 Woburn in notable appearances.
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Concord
Dick Goyette
Husky Bedford
Stoneham
Lexington
Wakefield
Belmont
Woburn
Awards Are Given At Holy Name Bowling League Dinner
More than 40 members of the Holy Name Bowling League of Oy tlans Church gathered at Carbone's Twin in Maynard for a dinner program. Rev. James 7 of St. Patrick's Lowell spoke, with other clergy and league leaders present. Prizes were awarded to Boston College champions and other top finishers, with medals and key rings for officers and team members.
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West Concord
Holy Name Bowling League of Oytlans Church
Carbone
Maynard
James 7
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Lewis F. Kearn
Thomas B. Morgan
Timothy M. Howard
St. Charles Church
Waltham
George W. Wilkinson
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Mill Dam
Wasil Chernal
Maynard League
Tutto” Gracéffa
Tutto’s Alleys
Leon J. Moreau, Jr
Thomas Horgan
Alexander’ F. MacEachern
Fr. Flanagan
Christ
Horgan
Charles F. Mogan, Jr
Boston College
Frank Devlin
John Dickey
Joseph Viscariello
Peter LeBlanc
James V
Tary
Topher
J Retary
Rudolph
Concord High Cruises Past Rindge Tech 9-0 in Season Opener
Concord High golf opened its season with a 9-0 win over Rindge Tech at Concord Country Club. In a tougher league featuring Rindge Tech Cambridge Latin Lexington Belmont Arlington and Concord Coach Townsend praised the effort despite adverse weather. Scorers Cahoon Montague Palmer Asbjornsen Carell Harms each tallied three points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Rindge Tech
Concord Country Club
Cambridge Latin
Lexington
Belmont
Arlington
Townsend
Cahoon
Montague
Palmer
Asbjornsen
Carell
Harms
Locals Triumph Over Concord in Tight 12-11 Melrose Victory
Melrose improves to 1-0 in Middlesex League with a 12-11 victory over Concord high. Concord led 11-10 after the ninth before Melrose rallied with a two-run homer to seize the win, dropping Concord to 0-3 in league play and extending pennant pressure.
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Melrose
Concord
Concord High
Acton-Mention Bowling Week Yields Team Honors
Local bowling week at The May Barton features theft allegations and competition results. Arthur Dea Team takes first prize while Farmers finish third and Outlaws fifth. Norman earns high individual with 1083, Carlson 99.6, Watkins and Smith noted.
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Acton
Efferer
Arthur Dea
Farmers
Outlaws
Norman
Geott
Carlson
Sal? Watkins
Smith
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Beecy
Dougherty
Bob
Lyons
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Duggan
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Ener Hutchinson
Mills
L Goyette
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Rod & Gun
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W.C. Fruit
H.S. Annex
Johnson Trophy
Swifty
Boston
Ellen Sillars
Jerry Baker
Cacoe
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Florida
Ricoon San Wonderland
Greenbacks
Musketaquid Club
U. S
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Ughes Aircraft Company
Piper
Diana der
Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Frank Leahy, Jr
UNC
Central Park
Holland
Acton Juniors
New Hampshire
H. N
Mullen
Tion
Manuel Richard Bygan
Robert Jone
Richard J. Gan
Troyual
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Rindge
John J
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