Firestone Sets New Team High in Maynard Bowling League
Maynard Firestone topped Elmwood 3 1 to set a season high team triple 1753 at Tutte's, beating Dodd's 1749. High scores included John D Evice 328 for Cullinane, Willie Lester 321 for DiPietro, and Firestone's Jim Fava 312 alongside Kangas 329 in the 6 per.
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Firestone
Elmwood
Maynard
Tutte’s
Dodd
Kyl He Kangas
Cullinane
DiPietro
Barber Chevrolet
Mike Ignachuck
Dodds
Salvatore Graceffa
Jim Fava
Bén’ Piecewicz
Barber
Otto Lampinen
John D’ Evice
Willie Lester
D’evice
Loop standings tighten tie for second in Maynard league
Maynard intra town league standings show Murphy leading and a four way tie for runner up. The latest results tighten the race with closely packed teams challenging for spots.
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Maynard
Murphy
Strikes and Spares Lead Bowling Standings in Local Leagues
In Concord In bowling, Strikes and Spares set a new season triple mark with 583 556 and 614. Maynard League leaders after four weeks include Mike Syrjanen 100.25 Hugh Miller 100.08 and Jim Fava 99.66. West Concord League top averages list Sammee DeMeo 101.7 Carl Anderson 98.1 Joe Steinmann 97.8. DiPietro tops Maynard pinfall with 11740, Cullinane close at 11732. Holy Name honors see Fordham Holy Cross Villanova tied for second. Big 3 leaders Steinmann Loughlin Garcia.
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Concord
Firestone
King’s
Maynard
Mike Syrjanen
Hugh Miller
Jim Fava
Willis Lester
Otto Lampinen
Charles Piecewicez
Sammee DeMeo
Carl Anderson
Joe Steinmann
Wendell Jones
Arthur Carlson
John Dora
Charlie Stefanelli
George Wilkinson
Walter Johansen
DiPietro
Cullinane
Fordham
Holy Cross
Villanova
Holy Name
Richie Loughlin
Manny Garcia
Steinmann
Loughlin
Garcia
Matches Scheduled In W C League At Tut tes Alleys
West Concord Bowling League cards six more matches for Thursday November 11 at Tut tes Alleys Maynard. First round winds up next week. Pairings: Cushmans versus Re formatory Fruit versus Home pro ducts Postoffice versus Palmer s Fenton s versus Commonwealth Avenue Bottled Gas versus Condon s General Radio versus Rod Gun all at 7 p m and 9 p m respectively.
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West Concord
Tutte’s
Maynard
Cushman’s
Reformatory
Postoffice
Palmer's
Fenton's
Commonwealth Avenue
Condon’s
General Radio
Rod & Gun
Victory Team rifle championship honors won in Seoul
Seoul area PFC Leo C Bayeur 21 son of Mr and Mrs Henry A Bayeur Concord was member of the Eighth Army provost marshal team which secured a triple victory in rifle carbine and pistol matches in Seoul Korea A patrolman in the 55th Military Police Company 728th Military Police Battalion arrived overseas in May 1954
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Seoul
Leo C. Bayeur
Henry
A. Bayeur
Lansbrook Road
Concord
Eighth Army
Korea
55Th Military Police
728Th Military Police
Slow Pokes Lead TIC Bowling Standings
Acton Slow Pokes have raced into first place in the TIC Bowling League. The league rolls Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Tutte's Alleys in Maynard. Standings follow the fourth week with Buy U. S. Savings Bonds as a noted sponsor.
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Acton
T.I.C
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Concord C Squad perfoms strong beating four rivals
Concords C squad under coaches Bob Seaward and Lennie Godfrey defeated Winchester Watertown Reading and Maynard. Squeaky Denaro and Dool ey Thorpe led at quarterback with Evans brothers Paul Lyons Norman Anderson Alan Williamson and Peter Gilman powering the running game. Linemen Wellington Hutchinson Mattison Goodwin Fredburg Lambert Smith Tobin wens and McManus opened holes as the varsity looks ahead to future success.
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Concord
Bob Seaward
Lennie ’Godfrey
Winchester
Watertown
Reading
Maynard
Evans Brothers
Paul Lyons
Norman Anderson
Alan Williamson
Peter Gilman
Denaro
Dooley
Thorpe
Wellington
Hutchinson
Mattison
Goodwin
Fredburg
Lambert
Smith
Tobin
Wens
McManus
Mary Jane Mayo
Joyce Smethurst
Bill Baxter
Wakefield
B C Remains Lead In H N Loop Standings
West Concord Boston College holds first in the H N league as rival teams beat each other. Standings show Boston College 18 10, Villanova 14 14, Holy Cross 14 14, Fordham 14 14, Notre Dame 13 15, Marquette ? Achievements include Notre Dame high team triple 1632, Holy Cross high team single 570, Joe Steinmann high individual triple 336, Leon Moreau high individual single 127.
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West Concord
Boston College
Pele
Villanova
Holy*Cross
Fordham
Notre Dame
Marquette
Holy Cross
Joe Steinmann
Leon Moreau
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling Week Brings Keen Rivalry
The Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League schedules ninth week matches at Tudle's Alleys. On Monday November 8 Elmwood Bath faces Mascistelli's, Di Pietro battles Gruber Furniture, Murphy Printers fights Cullinane Haulers at 7 p.m. Tuesday November 9 Tarny Trimmers meet Firestone, King's Package Store faces Barber Chevrolet, Dodd's Welders oppose Middlesex Laundry, all at 7 p.m. The Murphy vs Cullinane and King's vs Barber matches are expected to be keenly rolled.
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Maynard
Tudle’s
Elmwood Bath
Mascistelli
S. di Pietro
Gruber Furniture
Murphy Printers
Cullinane
Tarny Trimmers
Firestone
King’s Package Store
Barber Chevrolet
Dodd’s Welders
Middlesex Laundry
Marquette, Villanova, Notre Dame lead scoring in meet
Marquette tops BC with 268 by Cahill and 287 by Loughlin as Villanova’s Loughlin 287 and Steinmann 286 highlight a quad meet where Notre Dame posts 1603 team total and Holy Cross 1499. Other notable scores include Dee 289 for BC and O'Hare 270 for Fordham.
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Bob Cahill
Marquette
Bernie Dee
Capt
Richie Loughlin
Joe Francis
Villanova
Dan O'Hare
Boston College
C. Malone
W. Horgan
R. Cahill
M. Garcia
J. Jungers
Notre Dame
J. Rust
J. Flynn
L. Moreau
J. Santora
J. Steinmann
Ww. Cave
Holy Cross
T. Ryan
E. Casassa
L. Frawley
N. Christian
G. Donovan
Dummy
Ww. Carew
L. Gillis
S. O’connor
J. Wallace
J. Francis
R. Loughlin
Fordham
Concord Visits Melrose for Classic Grid Showdown
Concord brings a 63-7 edge over Melrose into a Class SB rivalry clash at Melrose. The teams first met in 1893 with Concord winning 12-0 as Melrose’s modern era began in 1952 with a 13-0 game. Concord has never lost to Melrose in recent decades.
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Concord
Melrose
Barber robbed of 2800 dollars after two months with him
George A. Barber told police he was robbed of two thousand eight hundred dollars after carrying the money on his person for two months to keep it from his wife. The report notes the attempted concealment and ongoing investigation in Hartford Connecticut.
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Hardford, Conn
George A. Barber
Pairings Set For Holy Name Bowling League Next Week
West Concord announces next Wednesday November 10 at Tutte's Alleys Maynard 8 PM matches Marquette vs Notre Dame Boston College vs Fordham Holy Cross vs Villanova A triple tie for second promises spirited action as turkeys are rolled over the next two weeks with the second round due to end November 17 and one more round before the first half closes.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Tutte’s
Maynard
Marquette
Notre Dame
Boston College
Fordham
Holy Cross
Villanova
Wakthany
Pitt
Two Local Rivals Win Grid Games
Concord area grid results show Melrose defeating Wakefield 12-0 and Stoneham beating Maynard 18-6. Punchard routed Lexington 6-0, leaving Concord with two of three remaining opponents victorious.
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Concord
Melrose
Wakefield
Stoneham
Maynard
Lexington
Punchard
Stars Beaten by Slow Pokes in TIC League Action
Acton Center Slow Pokes defeated All Stars 3 1 at Tutte's to break the TIC League tie for first place. Other results saw Fighting Irish rally to second with a 2 2 draw against Lucky Strikes, Hurricanes beat Hackers 3 1, and high scores listed for each team with Delaney of Lucky Strikes posting 298.
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Fighting Irish
Hurricanes
Peewee Ee
Hackers
F. Ratta
C. Chidley
C. Clayton
R. Christian
Dummy
M. Sorrell
J. Dillon
A. Goodrich
V. Choeinsky
B. Long
Fichting Irish
B. McGrail
Sunny
M. Heath
F. Carlson
A. Lentini
J. Cournoyer
T. Meehan
J. Clayton
J. Delaney
J. Bury
P. Churley
J. Vincent
J. Breen
Growlers and Prowlers Win Pin Matches
Concord Edith Harvey of the Growlers topped the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling League with a 263 triple. Ida Dickey led the Prowlers with a 99 high single as both teams won their matches 3-1, the Growlers beating the Pambies and the Prowlers edging the Funsters.
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Concord
Edith Harvey
The
Growlers
Lexington
Triple
Ida Dickey
Prowlers
Pambies
Funsters
Polly Beaudoin
Mary Conley
Peggy McCarthy
Jeannette Stensby
Mary Connell
Agnes Neville
Elaine Hardie
Becky Faunce
Polly Heyliger
Millie Carlson
Anné Rice
Dottie Martin
Marge Burke
Edie McGrath
Mim Clark
Alice Hargrove
Marge Algeo
Shirley Recco
New Leagues May Threaten Concord Grid Schedule
Concord High faces a tougher gridiron schedule as new Bay State League plans to include Natick Framingham and Needham. Coach Bernie Megin unsuccessfully revived the Middlesex League Here. Reading Stoneham and Lexington blocked the plan. With Stoneham leaving Concord the team may rely on Class B opponents.
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Concord
Concord High
Natick
Framingham
Needham
Bernie Megin
Reading
Stoneham
Lexington
Maher Gets Move to Class D Northern League
Lincoln Ray Maher a former Class D Florida State League standout has received a contract offer from the St Louis Club to join the Class D Northern League. He will play for Winnipeg rather than Fresno and serves as a catcher.
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Lincoln
Ray Maher
St. Louis
Winnipeg
Fresno
Maher
Murphy Printers Clinch First Plate In Intra-Tony League
Mas Murphy Printers beat King's 1 to take lead in the Intra Tony at Tutto's Alleys. Masciarielli Jewelers defeated Dodd's Wey. Laundry whitewashed Gruber Furniture. Scoring highlights include 395 for men and 328 for Cyri leaders with 4 306 Tra.
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Mas Murphy Printers
King
Pag
Bow
Tutto’s Alleys
Masciarielli Jewelers
Dodd's Wey
Middlesex Laundry
Gruber
Stoneham Contests Set For Afternoon Game
Concord athletic director Bernard Megithae announced that Concord high will host Stoneham in the final home game of the year in the afternoon following last week's Belgnant clash. Attendance was split with 160 on the good side and 4 poor. This could be the last meeting for years as Concord plans to drop Stoneham after this season. Concord has won eight straight since 1945 and Stoneham last beat them in 1944 18 to 0. The 29th meeting between the rivals is upcoming.
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Concord
Bernard E. Megitthae
Concord High
Stoneham
Belgnant
Melrose and Concord Put Up Busy Sports Schedule
On Thursday Melrose High girls field hockey hosts Concord High at Brunierson Playground at 3 pm. Hudson Junior High meets Concord Juniors in football at Hudson. Other Friday and Saturday games include Concord C squad versus Wal tham freshmen in football at Wal tham, 3 pm, and Maynard Intra-Town bowling events at Tutte's Alleys at 7 pm.
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McCarthy’s
Hudson
Melrose High
Concord High
Brunierson Playground
Hudson Junior High
Concord
Wale Tham
Waltham
Swampscott
Sound
Maynard Wich
Maynard
Tutte’s
Acton
Harvard
Stoneham Wich
Emerson Playground
Davidson Locals Edge Concord In Four TD Scorers
Davidson team fielded Horne Dougherty Duggan Adams Alexander and McLaughlin in a high scoring game against Concord Co Capt. with four touchdowns by a son boosting total to 102. Bouchard and areae added guard play as the home squad posted a strong showing and victory.
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Concord
Son
Davidson
Horne
Dougherty
Duggan
Rt Adams
Alexander
le McLaughlin
Re Bouchard
Sports Notes From The Season And Personal Milestones
Eddie Stinky of the St. Louis Cardinals became a father again to two boys and two girls, with the Stankys living in Fairhope Alabama. Injuries forced John Dofttley, fullback of the Chicago Bears, to retire from football. Dottley was a University of Mississippi star. Jerome Cvengros, at 250 pounds and 6 feet 3 inches, is noted as Wisconsin’s heaviest player, a sophomore from Ironwood Michigan. Connie Mack, famed Athletics manager and star catcher, is referenced in early league history. The 1958 basketball contract era includes Bow to Celtics. The Cubs in 1958 went 116 games and lost the World Series to the Chicago White Sox 4 games to 2.
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Eddie Stinky
St. Louis Cardinals
Stankys
Fair+ hope
Ala
John Dofttley
Chicago Béare
Dottley
University of Mississippi
Jerome Cvengros
Wisconsin
Sophmore
Ironwood
Michigan
Connie Mack
Philadelplia Athletics
Cinci Bowe Cousege
Bowtom Celtics
Idigas
Cube
Chicago White Sox
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Cullinanes
Clair
Grubers
Kane
Bakun
Laundry
Ignachuk
J. Dee
Masciarielli
Tarny’s
J. Smith Ie
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LeSage
Perrico
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Faley
Stephens
F. Kane
Lester
Girardi
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Hinds
Farrar
B. Pieewicz
M. Syrjanen
Tarny’s Trimmers
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TeSage
Mariano
Tarny
Batulin
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Pete Mer
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Jim Colombo
Masciatelli
C. Piecewicz
Peterson
Wanhetalo
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King Jones
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Bal Murphy Printers
Watt Ahd Anne
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Tik
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Punchard High
Andover
Fred Green Stadium
Middlesex
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Lexingon High
Needham High
St. Mark’s
Governor’ Dummer
Southboro
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Concord Jayvees
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