May 13 1954 Maynard Elmwood bowling clash clinches title
Maynard Elmwood and King's engage in a tense intra town bowling match at Tutte's AMeys as King's clinches the championship. Colombo scores 309 with Bach rach 120 while Hugh Miller posts a 331 high triple. Boeske, Lannary win 4-0 each over Gruber and DiPietro.
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Elmwood
Maynard le
Maynard
Imwood Bath
Sfirrt
Tutte
Ameys
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Prowawas
Hich ‘Riple
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Bachrach
Hugh Miller
Boeske
Gruber
Lannary
DiPietro
Elmwood Bath
Cleir
Kane
Bacrock
Jon Colombo
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Kangas
Ls Dem
King's Pky
Store Elonwood
Cy Clark
Cullinane’s
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Boudreau
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Lester
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Genetti
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Brady
Dora
Zateresk
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Colombo
Maynard Ae J
Seherton
Gould
Peterson
Maynard Antra Town Bowl League Ends 23rd Season
The Uist Standing reports the Maynard Antra-Town Bowl League concluding its 23rd season this week. Mayneard and Pinal led the standings, with final figures reflecting team performances and league closure decisions.
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Mayneard
Pinal
Maynard Antra
Marlboro Town Team Tops Stow 6-0 In Eastern Division
Marlboro blanked Stow 6-0 on the road as Chamberlain threw a 5 inning win with 9 strikeouts. Giancola, Chamberlain and Golgata led the offense with key extra base hits in a fifth inning surge.
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Stow
Warren Chamberlain
Marlboro
Blankng Stow
Giancola
Chamberlain
Golgata
Anghiretti
Lyons
Woalianti
Lele Ly Forrest
Lacroix
Padula
Rf Poulk
Wickey
Sumavem
Gangme
Ange
Woodhead
Crue
Chamber
Vodokuys
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Vodokhlys
Pitching youth and training tips from Joe Hing insights
The article advises care in rookie development, stressing rest and leg strength over arm work. It warns against winter throwing, overexertion, and weight training that risks arm injury, urging steady growth and patience for a path to the majors. It emphasizes belief in oneself and continued learning.
Concord High Secures Easy League Win Over Belmont
Concord High remains undefeated with a 20 to 1 victory at Belmont, marking the seventh league win and ninth overall. The win inches them closer to a Middlesex League title as they eye three more upcoming games against Lexington, Winchester, and Reading to seal the title and a possible berth in the Eastern tournament in Boston next month.
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Concord
Concord Tigh
Belmont
Carew Crew
Middlesex
Lexington
Winchester
Reading
Boston
Ladies Ten-Pin Club Banquet Winds Up 1958 Season
Members of the Ladies Ten-Pin Bowling Club gathered at Levaggi's in Reag ing for their annual banquet. Honored were the Gimmicks new champions including Margaret Burke Dottie Martin Gert Dee Ida Dickey Mary Connell. Prizes went to Jean Frellick high triple Peggy McCarthy high single Polly Heyliger high average Jeannette Stensiby second high average. Special prize to veteran Margaret Algeo of the Streaks finishing West. Mrs Dickey had a perfect and Yelling season high 72 strings. Gifanieks had top pin fall 29 159 with 80.99 average followed by Sizlers 29 272 and Streaks 39 something. Peggy McCarthy Heyliger treasurer Gert Dee listed.
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Concord
Margaret Algeo
Ef West
Os Sizlers
I Sa
Pestaent
Peggy McCarthy
Ae Heyliger
Gert Dee
Catching by Ray Schalk in How to Play series
This ninth article in the How to Play series offers catching instruction for boys with future columns planned on infielding outfielding and base running. Earlier chapters are available from this newspaper, or order How to Play a 112 page booklet for fifty cents from The St. Louis Post-Dispatch at 2018 Washington Ave., St. Louis 3, Mo.
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Srosrrna News
Washington Ave
St. Louis
Sportsmen Show Movies Tonight at Nashéba Club
The Nashéba Sportsman's club meets at the clubhouse off Route 27 tonight with President W Gardner Walker presiding at 8. A showing of the movie Point will be given followed by a collation. Next Sunday members will assist George Wilkes with his second beagle trial hoping for good weather.
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North Acton
Nashéba Sportsman’s Club
W. Gardner ‘Walker
George Wilkes
Bedford Bowling League Meets Tonight For Officers Election
Bedford bowling league holds a meeting at 8 pm at the Bedford Progressive social house to elect officers and discuss next season plans. The Strikers won the title and were guests at Russo's in Maynard during the annual banquet two weeks ago.
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Pee
Gould
Sewer
Appa Estrate State Letes
Yanks
Kelleys Seen
Barbers Reen
Old B. Ree
Bed. M.S Stelaierstate Si
Bedford Bowling League
Bedford Progressive
Russo's
Maynard
Middlesex Crew Earn Three Wins in Noble & Greenough Meet
Concord Middlesex School crews grabbed three of four victories against Noble & Greenough on the Charles River. Coach Charles Locke noted the first wins for his team as Middlesex won the fourth race and took the second. Groton swept Belmont in three races on the Nashua River mile course.
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Concord
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Charles River
Dedham
Charles Locke
Groton
Belmont
Nashua River
Club Supper Brings Members and Guests Together
About 80 members and guests attended a supper meeting of the Musketaquid club in West Concord. The event featured discussion on savings bonds and semi monthly gatherings as part of the club’s social and educational activities.
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West Concord
Abbout
Bonn
Bes Musketaquid Ortsman’s Club
Clubhouse gathering records leadership change mention
A fragment notes a Thursday night meeting at the clubhouse with Past President Fred Nolan and President Augie Macone presiding. The context suggests a club leadership event or transition mentioned in the report.
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Fred Nolan
Presit
Augie Macone
Concord Leads in Ladies Ten Pin Averages and Honors
In the Ladies Ten Pin Bowing Club results Polly Heyliger tops the high average at 87.07 with Jearmette Stensby 86.09 and Margaret Parke 85.61. High triples feature Jean Frellick 303 and Jeannette Stensby 293, while Peggy McCarthy posts top singles at 122. The standings show team results and overall leaders across averages and scores.
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Concord
Polly Heyliger
Jearmette Stensby
Margaret Parke
Becky Faunce
Peggy McCarthy
Jean Frellick
Jeannette Stendby
Dottie Martin
Jeannette Stensby
Margaret Burke
Red Sox aim to narrow gap with Nationals in Fenway doubleheader
Boston seeks two wins to close the 514 game AL gap as Tom Brewer faces Washington in a Friday night return at Fenway. Chuck Stobbs starts for the Nationals with hopes to salvage a series. Boston edged Washington 7 6 in the opener as Rogkie Truman Clevenger started. Clyde Vollmer and Jim Busby homered. Sammy White drove in three in the third. The decisive run came in the fifth when Charlie Maxwell tripled and Harry Agganis singled.
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United Press
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Colummn
Boston Red Sox
Selves
Washington Nationals
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Fenway Park
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Chuck Stobbs
Fran Specs Shea
Cleveland
Rogkie Truman Clevenger
Clyde Vollmer
Jim Busby
Ellis Kinder
Roy ‘Sievers
Sammy White
Dean Stone
White
Charlie Maxwell
Harry Agganis
Maxwell
Intra-Town Bowling League Scores Include Close Wins
Cullinane's Take finished third with a win over Barber Chevrolet last Tuesday. Mills earned a 3-1 triumph over Firestone while other matches featured Tutte's Alleys and multiple players with scattered totals and team names such as Cullinan, Nordberg, and Peterson.
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Maynard—Cullanine
Barber Chevrolet
Tutte’s
Mills
Firestone
Murphys
Boston Bruss Faces Lyon and Ment as Coach Emerges
Fragmentary text indicates Boston Bruss related to Lyon and a coaching change with Mig ready for action. Mentions a player and Patrick Ager, with Suffolk in a potential move or decision.
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Boston Bruss
Lyon & Ment
Mig
Patrick
Ager
Betting on Horse Races and the Risk of Fixed Outcomes
A writer argues gamblers may be misled by fixed races and racketeers who profit from losing bets. He notes there is little guarantee of a fair race, yet a losing horse could win if stakes are set properly, reflecting views attributed to G. Stout.
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G. Stout
Concord Ladies Golf Team Wins Two WGA Playoff Matches
The Concord ladies golf team defeated Oakley 13 1 2 to 11 2 and Mount Pleasant 14 to 1 in W G A playoffs played Thursday at Concord. Individual scores included Mrs R Fulton Johnson Mrs John Hutchinson Mrs Morgan Smith Mrs William Calder and Mrs John Tew against Oakley and Mrs Lawrence Mrs Edward Chase Walter Shaw Mrs Alfred Lane and Mrs Benjamin Wilson against Mount Pleasant.
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Oakley
Mount Pleasant
R. Fulton Johnson
John. Hutchinson
Morgan Smith
William Calder
John Tew
Lawrence
Edward Chase
Walter ‘Shaw
Alfred ‘A.i Lane
Benjamin Wil‘som
General Radio Dominates West Concord Bowling Banquet Awards
About 80 attendees gathered at Elks Hall for the West Concord Bowling League banquet hosted by General Radio. President George Wilkinson presided with prize distribution and honors going to multiple players for high triples, high singles, and high averages while teams from Cushman’s to Commonwealth Avenue were recognized.
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West Concord League
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Elks Hall
Witham’s
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George Wilkinson
Bil Phillips
Vltticers
Andy Peterson
Salvatore ‘Gratelfa
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Maynard
Robert Philligis
Bill Chernak
Maynard Bowling ‘League
Bill Delaney
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Hank” Reardson
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Roy Anderson
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