Moreau Leads West Concord Bowls With 371 Series
West Concord-Phil Moreau stars as Macones edge Home Products in a five-match sequence of the West Concord Bowling League at Bedford. Moreau, with 371, plus 149, 100, 122, anchors Macones totals of 1536. Whitneys 1485. Fentons 1413. and other squads posting single and team scores across the night.
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West Concord
Phil Moreau
Macones
Bedford
Cushmans
Maconey
F Macone
J. Macone
B. Macone
P. Moreau
R. Anderson
Stretches Edge Intra-Town Victory At Tutto's Alleys
Results show Stretchs gaining 4 in intra-town play with Elmwood tying at Tutto's. Scores list multiple bowlers including Pozeryski 269 and Kane 313, Elmwood totals 1712, Kings 1684, Tuttos 1754, Grubers 1700, aiming to stay ahead of Cullinanes in a high scoring meet.
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Maynard
O'Clair
J. Lombard
W. Kallilw
Inen
R. Haley
K. Kangas
J. Fava
Kings
J. Colombo
J. Bakun
B Piecewicz
B. Progen
J. Dora
W. Chernak
DiPietro
Tuttos
E. Kitowicz
B. Gruber
J D'Errico
R. Pirkola
Bowling league scraps fill late November standings and hopes
In a holiday disrupted schedule the Pin Patters report rounds to end November 18 with Jolters Ramblers and Anchors atop the three-way battle. Ramblers lead pinfall 10,700 while Jolters 10,584. high team triple marks cited for Jolters 573 and Ramblers 1619 as Tutto alleys highlight standings across multiple leagues and players.
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Damague
Ramblers
Rotters
Raytheon
Tutto
Andy DiCarolo
F. Sokolowski
R. Ryan
J. Taranto
Phil Winfield
John Dunlap
G. Maria
Tigers
Holy Name
Villanova
Frank Devlin
Joe Steinmann
Marquette
Tom Horgan
B.C
Shirley Recco
Maynard
Berbie
Bert Rivetts
Whitneys
Concord Ag
Cushmans
Champs
Outlaws
Acton
Cullinanes Ve
Maymard
Elmwood
Gisethe
Lkewise
H. Miller
Otto “Karo” Lampinen
John Tobin
AILTS Retain 1st Tho Tied in Tight Meet
Maynard Ailts held first place as Obergs beat Gale 6 2 and Millstream defeated Pauls 6 2. Aggregate scores show Obergs 1284, Millstream 1249, Bearls 1254 amid a 44 tie for first place in a crowded event.
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Maynard — Ailts
Bearls
Obergs
Gale
Millstream
Pauls
D. Kathilaine
G. O'Toole
B. Rivetts
J. Romilly
R. ‘Lester
M. ‘Willett
E. Washburn
B. Mahoney
G. Dee
Hye Pauls
J. Poulgon
Bartolomeo
Stephens
E. Beatty
A. Mente
B. Statkus
R. Foley
Schnab
Tarnus Lose To Cullinane Waller Hich Tarnus Lose To Cullinane
Tarnus and Cullinane teams clash in a Town league meet rolling scores. Cullinane leads 1815 to Tarnus 1780 with top individual totals including Hugh ate 343 and F. Ward 801 among others.
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Tarnus
Cullinane
Waller
Maynard
Cullinanes
Imtra-Town
Hugh Ate
C. Piecewicz
W. Larsen
C. Cullinane
F. Ward
S. Graceffa
Hi. Miller
Total
Tarnys
L. Primiano
Onion Fields Near Kenyon Ohio Among World’s Largest
In a region near Ken ton Ohio some of the world’s largest onion fields stretch across vast acreage. Local growers report prolific harvests and substantial production potential amid rolling rural landscapes and changing market conditions.
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Kenton, Ohio
Otis Ridge Expands SkI Area With Pomalift and New Lodge
Otis Ridge in Otis Massachusetts expands infrastructure after its season, adding a new wing to the main lodge for ski hop rental and repair areas, enlarging parking, widening trails and adding to the ledge and Swing slope. The ski school grows under Bernie Neveu, with a high share of USEA SA certified instructors.
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Otis
Mass
Otis Ridge
New England
Berkshire
Bernie Neveu
Maynard High Girls Field Hockey at Concord
The Maynard High School girls travel to Concord High on Tuesday November 12 for a field hockey game against their longtime rivals.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Concord
Concord High
Tigers Hold Ist Wirtanen Chales Tigers Hold Ist Maynard
In Raytheon Bowling League action at Tutto's the Tigers led by John D Errico remain on top with 16 points, while Art Wirtanen boosts his average to 100.1 and his high triple 334 and high single 131. In the girls division Carel Levesque continues to lead in high average 88.7 high triple 312 and high single 111. Land and royalty owners received 8.2 billion dollars in 1956 in oil royalties, rentals and bonuses.
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Maynard
Raytheon
Skilift Planned at Pinkham Notch in White Mountains
North Conway New Hampshire bold plan for a first of its kind UP A gondola ski lift may operate at Pinkham Notch this winter. George Macomber president Wildcat Mountain Corp says 38 towers are in place and final work rests on platforms cable and cars with 98 cars and capacity 600 skiers per hour. Based on weather a January completion is half likely.
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North Conway
N.H
Pinkham “Notch
White Mountains
George Macomber
Boston
Wildcat Mountain Corp
New England Councils
Macomber
Sambas, Cha-Chas win in Ladies Ten-Pin League
Sambas and Concord-Bertha Malcolm roll to an 81 win paced by 298, 115 series. Tangos drop three. Cha-Chas lead with 1585 total over Tangos 1476. Mambos total 1560 as players posted strong individual scores. Health News Institute notes Americans consume 42 million aspirin tablets daily.
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Concord
Bertha Malcolm
K. Powers
B. Burak
N. Fitzpatrick
M. Mansfield
E. Harvey
M. Burke
F.,.dee
N.melanson
A. Wallace
S. Recco
Cha-Chas
L. Harding
Psi Aprinceto
T. Trabocco
B. Maldgim
B. Boucheir
Mambos
S. Dickey
P. Sexton
S. Beaudoin
P. Beaudoin
Health News Institute
Acton-Varsity Field Team Sprints Through Week of Games
Acton varsity field team played three games this week. In Bedford, Acton won 1 0 with Co Captains Dantely and Staple key in defense, while Fullenton and Daniels scored. Bedford juniors tied their JV 1 1, and Acton’s JV also tied 1 1. In the Bedford game Acton edged to 4 0 with Ben teen Fullenton Daniels scoring and Staples Lertz strong defensively. Chelmsford contest ended 2 2 with Fullenton Daniels scoring for Acton Roxboro. Nordén Donaldson tallied for Chelmsford. Jayvees fell 3 1 to Chelmsford.
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Acton
Act
Bedford
CoCapt
Margaret Dantely
Zilen Staple
Nancy Lortz
Judy Benteen
Janice Fullenton
Daniels
Joan Fullenton
CoCapt Staples
Nancy ‘Lertz
Joan
Kathy Spinney
Deborah Lloyd
Joyce
Chelmsford
Nordén
Donaldson
Margaret Daniels
Fordham Triumphs as Villanova Tops Notre Dame in League Play
Fordham won a weekly Holy Name League match defeating Holy Cross 4-0 while Villanova defeated Notre Dame 4-0. Boston College and Marquette also posted scores as teams fielded multiple bowlers at Tutte's Alleys.
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West Concord
Eddie Cullinane
Villanova
Notre Dame
Marquette
Boston College
Fordham
Holy Cross
Tutte’s
J. Tombeno
B. Higgins
W. Bulger
E. Cullinane
D. Cullinane
P. Jannielle
G. Bell
D. O'Hare
J. Hollenkamp
J. Steinmann
C. Mogan
J. Rust
L. Gillis
F. Devlin
T. Hill
J. King
T. Ryan
J. Vis
Holy Name Ara L
Fordham Ag
Oly Crass
Notre E
Vilanove
Harriers Bedford Lexington Cross Country Meet Result
Bedford-Lexington harriers beat Bedford on Bedford’s home course Tuesday as Lexington posted 23 while Bedford 36. Carl Weed 14 07 Bill Ricker 14 40 and Bob Fijal 15 18 improved times by about a minute and a half and placed second fourth and seventh.
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Bedford
Lexington
Crosg Country
Carl Weed
Bill Ricker
Bob Fijal
Concord Coming Games Set For Weal Gridders
Concord high announces upcoming contests for Weal grid squads. JV hosts Swampscott on Nov 12 at home in Lexington. freshmen play Belmont at home Nov 15 coached by John O Connell. JHS freshmen under Joe Regan and Richard Sterndale host Swampscott next Tuesday.
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Concord
Lexington
Swampscott
Belmont
John O'Connell
John Boyle
Jayvees
JHS
Joe Regan
Richard Sterndale
Swanspscott
The tastes a by Betas Worth America i United Press
A brief note from an overseas desk notes Canada and popular media tastes. It references speed of reading and cultural cues, quoting industry jargon and unnamed sources on how information travels, with a general tone of reflective media analysis.
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Betas Worth
America
United Press
Canada
Fate
Acton Junior High Intramural Field Hockey Progress
The intramural field hockey tournament moved forward with two games. Team C and Team B drew 1 1 after a scoreless first half, with Team C’s Sandra Lindfors and Kathy Paradise scoring. Team C’s Diane Wetherbee, Brenta Duren and Lynn Perking stood out while Anita Davis, Judy Franzosa and Alberta Cook shone for Team B. In the second match, Priest opened the scoring before Nancy equalized for a 1 1 deadlock. Michele Foley, Reanoee Atliprigh and others starred for Team C, while Margaret Bele, Jaskins and Martha Feory contributed for Team C.
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Acton
Sandra Lindfors
Kathy Paradise
Diane Wetherbee
Brenta Duren
Lynn Perking
Anita Davis
Judy Franzosa
Alberta Cook
Priest
Nancy
Michele Foley
Reanoee
Lpright
X Ors
Margaret Bele
Jaskins
Martha Feory
Bluejays and Swallows clash in evening lineup
In tonight’s schedule the Bluejays face the Swallows while the Robins meet the Wrens at 8 pm, with both games set for the K of C league night.
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Sayer
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L., Gentry
J. Dickey
R. Mejem
A. Bartolomeo
J. Mayes
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R. Cousins
L. Rae
D. Wade
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Bill Mulcshey
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