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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR list shows numerous player names and numbers mixed with team or league annotations. Readable items include names like Marchant Peterson G. Siasz and totals such as 1371 and 1598, with mentions of Thunderbirds Valiants and Notre-Martin among others, but the overall meaning is obscured.
The score list shows Flagstones total 1243 with players Greenaway DeRuzzo Duguay Nowick Bannuzzo. Moonstones total 1231 led by Reed Seesay Nyman Arsenault OToole. Flintstones total 1181 players Sorretto Poulson Mariano Beals DiPietro. Redstones 1261 and Hailstones 1191 totals listed for the other groups.
Scores listed for Redwings Bruins Black Hawks Canadiens Maple Leafs with players and team totals. Averages shown for some squads and multiple players record points and totals.
Recap shows Alexander Hardy Christian Liver more Recco totals 1334 and Bouchard group totals 1329 with individual scores for Gentry McArdle and others. Tofferis Burkes and McCarthys appear in separate lineups with team totals 1212 1287 and 1259 respectively.
Scoring lines show players and team totals for Dewey and Almy Ras 1698, Bears 1557, Lions 1692, Steelers 1643, Browns 1724, Giants 1668 with listed players and averages. Organized by team, players include Dempsey Sof ka Kangas Lampinen Mancini Shostak Phipps Cook Thursby Pie cewicz McKenney ONeal Pie cewicz etc.
Limbos total 1483 led by Moynihan 286 and Fanning 255 while Charlestons 1405 featured Hicks 252 and Walsh 279. Twisters 1476 with Tobin 268 and Power 265 and Cha-Chas 1455 paced by Hull 251 and Kane 247. Tangoes 1411 led by Morrill 261 and Caruso 232 while Polkas 1360 saw Rakiay 243 and Foley 248.
Shirley Recco posted 354 to top Barbara Heiligmann’s 351 as Concord Candlepin players shine. Gert Tefferi added a 328 triple and 116 single in Inter Town while Apaches and Limestones lead Maynard Women’s and Tutto’s Women with notable 306 120 and 279 268 efforts. Still no news from Barbara-less Acton Women’s League.
Reading lists Cul l inanes C Cullinane 2 nd 68. Zapareski 267. Girard 257. Kahlainen 252. Fitzpatrick 239. Justason 173. Utcher 334. total 1740. Vovins 3 include Ar eneult 307. MacKay 270. Colombo 187. total 1686. Murphys 1 features Edwardson 193. Pittsley 286. Massarelli 285. total 174? Tuttos 4 shows Graceffa 328. Watts 293. Lester 321. Denaro 347. total 1844. Eagles 3 list ONeill 306. Twombly 306. total 1748. Grubers 3 total 1752. Laundry 1 totals 1742 with Punch 314. Mariani 269. Pirko la 304. E Peterson 300. Stretchs 4 total 1693. Dodds D includes Haley 295. Vincent 275. total 1647.
Maynard women Kiowas total 1387 led by Joki 261 and Waldron 256 with teammates Joki 261 Dudley 231 Saari 234 Allison 213 E. Waldron 256. Sioux total 1344 with Denaro 277 Connearney 248 Canty 215 Cunningham 26 Canty 215 plus others. Cherokees total 1466 led by Price 181 Imbimbo 270 Denaro 277 Gaudette 192 Caruso 235 Graceffa 243. Apaches total 1322 with N Joki 208 Koch 206 Price 181 Bobritsky 250 and C Alexander 226.
Rosters list players and scores for multiple teams including Vans, Colonial, E. & S., Scotts, Dees, Palmers, Nuclear, General Radio, Hardings, Grason-Stader, Cushmans, Fentons, Rod & Gun and others. Totals per team range from 1287 to 1578 with individual scores noted.
Final totals show Hawks 1389 and Robins 1382 with top scorers McHugh 253 McArdle 288 Segedelli 259 Baptiste 334 and W Dee 240 Caswell 306 Lombardo 306 Ryan 275. Falcons trail with Nucefora 206 King 280 McNamara 275 Neal 259 M Dee 282 Bartolomeo leading the lineup.
Scores list players and team totals for Ravens Wrens Bluejays Orioles and Eagles with individual scorers and team totals. Notable names include J Finigan E Murphy D Powers and Colbert Giannini Carr and Moore. Team totals range from 1415 to 1502.
Recco tops with 354 in candlepin bowling while Inter Town marks 328 and Heiligmann 312. Bouchard earns 306 for candlepin ranking and O Brien 306 for Tutto's.
Concord-Don Geary led the Knights with a 343 and 129 in league play at Concord Bowl as Orioles posted a lone shutout. Bedford and Traceys tie for second behind Palmas and Kelleys, with Roy and Tetreault leading in averages and Roy holding season highs in triples. Barbara Heilgimann outscored her husband Bill Heilgimann 312 to 289 last week in a mixed results note.
Sportograph notes a five year old item where Concord High of Concord plays Melrose but the game is postponed due to a flu epidemic. The piece reviews other local results and mentions several teams and players from that era.
Across leagues and towns, bowlers posted high scores as B C leads the first half standings. Notable figures include Massarelli 303, Twombley Jr 318, Edda Dempsey 325 pacing the Rams, Joe Francis 320 just missing the 321 Club, and Salvatore Graceffa 328 joining the 321 Club.
The 321 Club showcases top bowlers across Concord and surrounding towns with Garcias, Denaro, Dellova, Geary and Baritone among high scorers. Names from W Concord to Mill Dam, Bedford, K of C and Intra Town populate a dense leader board.
A schedule lists Acton Boys and Girls teams with coach Dan Boylen and Miss Isadore Stearns. Acton Roxborough regional soccer games occur with Narragansett Regionals and Lexington today while girls field hockey travels to Chelmsford yesterday afternoon.
Maynard High, coached by Al Lerer, routed Concord 12 to 0 in a Middlesex League game. The win showcases Maynard's sharp offense and stout defense as the contest ends decisively.
Acton William Gothorpe a Northeastern University freshman chemical engineering major son of William R Gothorpe 274 Central Street and former Acton-Boxboro Regional High School Class of 1962 participant in basketball math team and yearbook. Robert Noonan Mississippi State University freshman pre dental course son of Lieut Col Robert M Noonan Sr 13 Marion Road and member of the national honor society at the regional high school.
Curt Hookway, a transplanted Celtics booster, says he moved to St Louis to escape stares and threats and finds safety in cheering with others. He cites the crowd as protection in public games.
Maynard Emerson Junior High’s Tiger-Cubs defeated Concord 16-8 on Thursday in a hard fought game. Quarterback Richard Johanson sparked the rally with a 60 plus yard run and the decisive score came on a 65 yard jaunt late in the game aided by strong blocking. Teammates Tetreault Hatch Molle Kane Butler Baritone Lone Donahue Maria and George Quinn contributed to the standout victory, Emerson’s first over Concord in eight years.
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Warriors earned a 3-0 win against Watertown High. Tom Finnerty assisted on the opening goal at 10 05 with a cross, and Paul Cavicchio set up Kevin Finnerty on a later score. Dave Jones and Bob Morris anchored defense as the half ended 1-0.
High school jay vee football team will play at Lexington on Monday while freshmen host McCall of Winchester and Belmont tomorrow. In cross country locals run in a state meet Saturday and field hockey team plays Belmont today at home, then at Maynard next Thursday.
Maynard Sokolowski, owner of Soko’s on Waltham Street, recounts a 12 day trip to Newfoundland where he bagged a moose and a caribou. He reports shooting a 110 pound deer in Doweset VI, first in the left thigh with an arrow, then in the right thigh, before the kill about 200 yards away. He donates a good portion of the meat to Concord Red and Gun Clubs and has about 430 pounds of frozen venison from the hunts.
The Sudbury and Lincoln junior varsity soccer teams each won two games, defeating Cambridge School 2-1 in Sudbury with Brian Cobb and Pete Day scoring for Lincoln, and a second Lincoln match featuring Cobb securing an insurance goal after strong early pressure. Goalie Wayne Souler earned the first shutout of the day.
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