Maynard Spoiler Stuns Northbridge in League Clash
Maynard High defeats Northbridge 8 to 5 at John A. Crowe Park in a Central Conference League game. Jim Ryall belted a crucial homer as Maynard spoiled the visitors early with four first inning runs and added four more in the fifth while Lee Prescott held Northbridge to five hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Cowles
Maynard
Amondites
John A. Crowe
Lee Prescott
Pete Haggerty
Doug DeRosa
Dick Lawson
Milford
Hud
Clinton
Jim Brooks
Melanson
Jim Ryall
de Rosa
John Stefanowicz
Bruce
John White
Ryall
De‘Rosa
Stefanowicz
Koskinen
White
Prescott
Northbridge
S. Noe
Brooks
Yall
Rosa
Staples
Concord High Suffers 47th Loss in 20 5 Game at Winchester
Concord-Maynard High dropped to 47th loss beating 20-5 by Winchester last Wednesday. Freshmen and ex-Maynard players Mattson and Noath contributed as the team struggled in league play with a lone win over Melrose earlier. Maynard selection Manchuso named captain amid the shaky season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Maynard High
Roger Mattson
Maynard Noath
Winchester
Melrose
Maypara
Ace Manchuso
Variety of Events At Maynard Rod & Gun Club Outing
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs will hold a Sunday outing at Maynard Rod and Gun Club on June 7 starting at 10 a.m. Public is welcome with chicken barbecue, trap shooting, target practice, and bait supplied. Event proceeds tagged for charity, rain or shine.
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Maynard
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Sudbury Jr 1 Tops Lincoln Beating Bolton
Sudbury wins the season opener behind pitcher Ricky Doherty striking out 17 as Lincoln falls. In the second game Doherty and Podgurski drive a 9 1 victory over Bolton with Doherty delivering three key runs and Dave Jones holding Bolton to three hits.
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Sudbury
Ricky Doherty
Lincoln
Doherty
Podgurski
Cutler
Podgu
Spinellia Copp
Bolton
Fowler
Dave Jones
Jones
Doherty P
Copp
Jewitt
Spinnelli
McCarthy
Narczynski
Tucker
Anderson
Moulton
Lupien
Dev‘lin
Cavicchio
Baldwin
Grieves
Way
Schmalz
Horton
Feldes
Memorial Day Classic at Westboro Speedway Friday Night
The Westboro Speedway hosts its annual 50 lap Memorial Day Stock Car Classic with a 25 lap bomber feature and small midget cars. Top circuit drivers including Bats Car, Hop Harrington, Red Barbeau, Reino Tulenor, Bourcet, Red Cast, and Freddy Borden are expected to compete as Jackson the Framingham flash eyes the bomber division.
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Westboro Speedway
Wae
Vide”O
Bats” Caruso
Hop” Harrington
Red” Barbeau
Reino Tulenor
Westboro Speed
Shrewsbury tops Maynard in a nine inning league game
Shrewsbury High defeated Maynard High 10 to 4 at Dean Park as Mike Powers earned the win. Allen Tucker led the offense with a homer and a double, while Ron Regan and Ken Turnquist added two hits apiece. Maynard’s White doubled and Melanson and Stefanowitz delivered singles in two two run frames.
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Maynard
Shrewsbury High
Maynard High School
Dean Park
Shrewsbury
Colonials
Maynardites
Northbridge
Mike Powers
Len Melanson
Maynhard
White
Melanson
Stefanowitz
DeRosa
Taylor
Memorial Day 500 Qualifiers Slow On Cold Day At Indy
Indianapolis qualifiers failed to reach record pace due to cross winds and cold engine temps. The 33 cars advancing to Saturday's Memorial Day 500 include 14 new entries and five rookies with Johnny Thomson Eddie Sachs and Jim Rathmann leading the first row.
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Kurt Freudenthal
United Press International
Indianapolis Upi
Bob Christie
Grants Pass
Ore
Christie
Jimmy Bryan
Johnny Thomson
Eddie Sachs
Jim Rathmann
Byran
Pat Flaherty
Tony Bettenhausen
Cecar Flaherty
Bettenhausen
Bobby Grim
Don Branson
Chuck Arnold
Red Amick
Jim O’mcwhitney
Mike Magill
MIAC Restricts All Star Football Participation for Schoolboys
The Massachusetts inter scholastic athletic council annou nces a rule banning any boy who competes in an all star football game from participating in any school sport for one year. The policy, effective immediately for 1959, was driven by Arlington High officials after an injury in a previous all star game. Marlboro players Fournier and Ginnetti took part in that game. The MIAC ruling applies to games involving seniors who opt out of winter and spring sports and binds the Massachusetts Principals Association. The council, founded in 1950, has previously limited seasons, banned post season games, restricted spring practice, and prohibited football training in July or August.
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Boston
Mass
Arlington High
Marlboro
Dave Fournier
Laby Ginnetti
MIAC
Massachusetts ‘Principals Association
Central Mass
Massachusetts
O.k
Strai
Maynard
Jim Duggan
National Guard
Johnny Kelevich
Holy Cross
Comets Hold Top Lead After High Scoring Week in Sudbury Little League
A busy week left the Comets one game ahead in the Sudbury Little League standings with three games remaining in the first half. The Arrows crushed the Hawks 19 to 5 on Monday as Johnny Place pitched a complete game for the winners.
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Sudbury
Comets
Arrows
Hawks
Johnny Place
Brad Patterson
Brad Ferguson
Larry Shermeh
Jim MacLean
Brian Wai
Te Arrows
Spenéé Fairbanks
Steve Kennally
Jets
Vittor Vat
Qiale
Tekeho
Roy Beling
Innnings
Rafferty
Andy Sabres
Beling
Sabres
Act
Cven
Phru
Darts
Ares
Maynard Edges Clinton in Wild Baseball Rematch
Maynard- Clinton Gaels met at Crowe Park with Maynard winning 15 to 7 after a rough, error‑filled game. Jim Ryall led Maynard with a triple a double and two singles while Chivarag Regenini Lozier and Bonin paced Clinton. Clinton built a 6 0 lead before Maynard stormed back to an eight run margin through the late innings.
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Maynard
Clinton Gaels
John
Clinton
Charlie
Chivarag
Regenini
Lozier
Bonin
Jim Ryall
Massachusetts hikes hunting and fishing license fees
Gov. Foster furcoso signed a law raising Massachusetts hunting and fishing license fees. State residents face $4.25 annual licenses and $7.25 for combined licenses, increases of $1 and $2 respectively. Nonresidents pay $15.25 for hunting and $8.75 for fishing, with short term licenses rising from $2.75 to $4.25 for three days.
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Boston
UPI
Foster Furcoso
Massachusetts
State Fish and Game Board
Acton Boxboro juniors fall to Lexington in tight regional bout
Acton Boxboro Regional High baseball loses 2-1 at Lexington after a pitcher duel between Harry Gould and Moley. Lexington scores on an unearned run in the second and the winning run in the fourth. Acton ties in the fourth on Pederson single and Hansen grounder. strong defense by Armstrong and Robinson.
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Acton
Acton- Boxboro
Lexington
Harry Gould
Moley
John Pederson
Fred Mickanda
Charles Hansen
Richard Armstrong
George Robinson
Bedford
Satan
Wayne Pasanen
Carmine Sarno
Earaee Istruck
Aed Eee
Tim
Oldest racing silks tied to Jackson lineage
The breed of racing colors adopted in 1825 traces to Howell E. Jackson and the Haming family forbear of President Andrew Jackson. The colors, long associated with early American racing, connect to notable New York racing history.
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New York
OFI
Howell E. Jackson
William G. Haming
Andrew. Jackson
Memorial Day Race and Maynard Sports Roundup
Memorial Day events revive local sports memory with a Sunday long-distance run to Memory Street through Nason Haynes and South and West Acton finishing at Foulton. Finnish American runners dominated the field with Jalo Pakkanen leading early. Kelley and Helta also noted. The column also reports Maynard League actions in Central Conference. Maynard seeks pace against larger schools as late arrivals disrupt schedules. Memorial Day also features golf tournaments and Maynard Country club events with guests and students joining in.
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Maynard
Nason, Haynes
South
West Acton
Foulton
Gardner
Jalo
Pakkaten
Young
Kelley
Johmny
Mikko Heltapion
Erie Penttin
Walter Cretty
Cretty
Dick Lawson
Capten Melanson
Northbridge
Milford Wiset
Clinton
Middlesex Boat Results and Tennis Wins Reported
The Middlesex club posted five wins, one loss, and one tie for the week ending Saturday. The first and second crews competed in New England events while Browne & Nichols and Belmont led the Middlesex crews. The second boat failed to reach finals but won consolation in morning rowing heats. the tennis team won two matches, with Montreal and Real Cup not specified.
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Concord
Middlesex Sport Activ
Browne & Nichols
Belmont
Hill
Middlesex
Exeter
Rgce
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R Feen
Jackson
D. Feen
C Stewart
Seat
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Rentiss
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Westboro
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May
Powers & Regan
Shaw
Chyzus
Stefanodwicz
Indianapolis
Mickey Mantie
Yankee Stadium
Paul O’connor
Iow
Ron Morrison
Roy Bell
Paul Emery
Don Gleason
Victors
Wayne Spiller
Contets
Rehnie Westruck
Stévé Fowler
Bob Larsen
Dave Downing
Rehnié
Murray
Pitcher
Sullivan
Steve
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Chivards
Shaw, Chyzus
Prescott and DeRosa
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