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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
12
Harry Manuel and George Ojalehto each rolled a 27 triple in last week’s bowling. Ojalehto added singles of 108 101 118 while Manuel posted 124 113 90 to lead scores.
In a league card, Maynard and Faxtons defeated Brandons 6 to 2 while Parliaments and Lucky Strikes tied 4 to 4. Newports beat Wintsons 6 to 2 and Montclairs won over Salems 6 to 2. Bobbie Statkus posted a 313 score in the event.
Maynard bowler John Sokolowski rolled a 340 triple Friday tying Joe Colombo for high score. He posted 115 82 96 while Pete MacKay 324 Will Dodd 309 Hans Watts 301 Gabby Watts 300 led other scorers. Also listed Le Tobin 324 Phil Lembo 336 Tom Duggan 309.
Maynard Bunny Arse nault hit 312 and had a 113 single last week, both high for the night. Moonstones and Flag stones won 4-0 shutouts, while Flintsones earned three points in a dominant showing.
Holy Cross defeated Boston College 6 2 last week at Tutte's Alleys while Villanova St Anne's and Garcia posted wins. Garcia led with a 370 series built from games of 141 107 and 122 with a 141 tying the season high.
Mary Moynihan rolled a 120 single and a 322. Cathy Kulevich led the night with a 324 high. Terry Morrill posted the high single of the year at 129. Gingers and Mustards tied for first with 30 points.
One swimmer returned to form and posted 336 on six events with splits of 118 128 and 90. Shirley Recco had 319 and Beverly Bouchard 318. In team scores Galaxies defeated Med Bel Aires 6-2 Impalas tied Sting Rays 4-4 and Corvettes beat Hodens 6-2. Barbara's 118 led the night.
Will LeSage and Ed Kitowicz led scoring with 347 and 346 in last week’s games. Best singles included Kitowicz 125 P Hicks 131 D Weaver 124 D Glazier 125 and Murphy 126 with LeSage 123.
Maynard John Shostak fell short of a 400 series by 18 pins after a strong run last week. Cassidy and Helin led scorers with 376 and 369, while Vincent 359 Grubers Bay State Eagles Tuttos won shutouts. Cassidy and Helin posted notable singles at 148 and 149.
Cushmans maintain a four point lead over Paint & Hardware as Thursday results add two 8 0 shutouts Cushmans over Hardings and Paint & Hardware over Grason Stadler E and Sr and Nuclear also posted victories with shutouts.
Phil Connell again hit 400 rolling 405 on singles 133 134 138 last week as Palmers beat Vans 8-0. Whitewash by Dees over Kennedys, Concord Oil beats the Elks 8-0. Other top singles include Ron Baker 144, R Pirkola 136, L Albano 139, Pete Towler 130, B Ricate 151, J Troupe 130, J Socha 154, N Roy 135.
Nutmegs lead with 29 cloves 26 peppers 23 in standings. Five hit the 300 Club this week. Eleanor Towne posted a 114 single and carries 96 average. Claire Kelly and Shirley Cobleigh lamp 296 triples. Edie McGrath slides to 260 in Doris class.
Sudbury Raytheon holds first place at half past five with Chingues second. Art Wirtanen tops weekly scoring with a 365 triple and ties 365 in another tally. Stan Smith leads averages at 110.9 with Wirtanen close behind at 109.6 and Mikkonen at 109.3. Mikkonen owns the season high single at 138 and Laskowsky has 133.
Maynard reports Pandas defeated Jaguars 6-2 while Tigerettes edged Lions and Buf Falos crushed Kangaroos 8-0. Jet Stensby led scoring with a 307 triple and a 116 single. Buf Falos tops the league.
Stan Pieciewicz rolled a 353 for the Giants in a losing cause to Noel who led the Steelers to a 3-1 victory over the Redskins. The Bears, runner-up, won 3-1 last week over the Rams, maintaining their berth.
Don Larson led the field with a 349 triple and John Smith had the best single. Eleanor Towne headed the girls while Team 12 now leads the league with 46 points.
Maynard competition spotlights winners from Maynard, Sioux, Comanches, and Cherokees. J Kaskiewicz posted 300 gallons with 93 105 106 marks, while M Graceffa led with 112 as the top single of the night.
A list of players with scores in the 333 Club includes Connell 405 Towler 387 Shostak 384 Cassidy 376 Garcia 370 Roy 369 Helin 369 Ricard 367 Bartolomeo 365 Wirtanen 365 Laskowsky 365 Pirkola 359 Vincent 359 Francis 358 Pronko 368 Fegan 357 Stephens 356 Baker 355 Albano 353 S Piecewicz 353 J Colombo 349 Late 347 LeSage 347 Shaw 339 Mikkonen 338 Smethurst 338 McArdle 337 Massarelli 337 Young 337 Dunlap 337 Fitzpatrick 336 Lembo 336 Gott 335 R Peterson 335 Cameron 335 Hayes 334 Batulin 334 Butcher 334 Lester 334 R DiPietro 333 B Colombo 333 Noel 333.
A fragmentary schedule shows varsity and junior varsity games with dates in November and Maynard. Freshmen games are listed nearby. The text preserves the original layout and timing cues while names and places remain partially garbled.
Concord report notes Phil Connell as the first local bowler to post 400 twice in a season with 405 after a 412 earlier. Westford born Towler 387. John Shostak leads Intra Town and Army leagues. B C achieves 568 team single and 1571 team triple in Holy Name. Four 6-2 matches in the Co-Op loop.
Pins and scores from West Concord and Sudbury show Maynard leading Cushmans and Paint & Hardware. Frank Mascarelli tops averages at 112.5 with Petersen close behind and Shaw third, Carlson next, while Gormseys linger in last. Action stays rapid as Raytheon bowls at Tutto’s lanes and Big Sports contends for first.
Louise Kusleika Granville captured the Lincoln ladies singles championship and received a silver bowl trophy issued annually to the champion. She also partnered with Barbara Sisson to win the doubles title against Kitty Jenney and Judy Emmons. Since the seven year series began, previous singles winners include Nancy Powell Tinker Jenney Saltonstall and Judy Emmons.
The ACTON J.V. team won two games and tied one. Tuesday 2-1 over Chelmsford with Ginny Brennan and Judy McFarland scoring in the second half. Wednesday 1-0 over Bedford with Judy McFarland netting the lone goal. Friday at Littleton the match ended in a scoreless draw. several players were highlighted for strong play.
CONCORD seven high school runners competed in the state Class meet held Saturday despite heavy rain. Mike Towler placed 48th in about 13 minutes, with Eddie Currier 143rd, Jimmy Bulger 161st, Capt. Bill Currier 173rd, John Mooney 203rd, and Larry Donovan sixth among Hayesmen scorers. Paul Callahan was spiked and fell early, unable to finish. Randolph won the C title as Dulong clocked 12 00.2.
Maynard jayvee football opens with Milford on Alumni Field at 3 PM Tuesday. Coach Bob Viola’s Tiger cubs close the season hosting Concord on Alumni Field November 18. Emerson Junior High meets Marlboro on Alumni Field Friday afternoon to end its schedule.
Frank B. Dentino of 13 Charles Street stands among 43 candidates seeking posts on the Bentley team. The notices list multiple hopefuls for unspecified positions, reflecting an active local political or organizational slate.
Middlesex defeats Belmont Hill 27 0 on Saturday in a rain soaked game to secure its fifth straight win after an opening loss. Marion Sparks Paul Robbie Parker Wise and Craft shared scoring, Sparks added a conversion and Shoup a two point pass play. Middlesex scored 14 in the second period and added TDs in the third and fourth. The locals end the season with a traditional tie against St George's.
Edmund C. Beebe Jr of 310 South Road begins Babson College evening graduate work toward a Master of Business Administration. He is a Hobart College alumnus and is connected with Vulcan Electric Company.
The Maynard Emerson J H S Tiger-Cub football team coached by Joseph Magno and Robert Coan shows steady improvement despite losses to Marlboro and Concord. Midgame spurs by Captain Mike Graceffa and strong runs by Hatch Braga and Graceffa highlight a resilient eighth grade squad with 35 players, about 55 percent of the eighth graders, still seeking their first victory this year.
Acton-Boxboro field hockey teams swept three tilts with a varsity win over Bedford for the first time. In Chelmsford the locals fell 1-0, then Wednesday Acton-Boxboro defeated Bedford 6-2 as Cindy Allen Lorraine Mol and Sharon Palmeri led scoring. Friday at Littleton Acton-Boxboro won 2-0 with Barbara Custance Lorraine Moland scoring.
Leo McSweeney attends the Middlesex Junior High Athletic League meeting at Acton-Boxboro Regional High. Commissioner Mason King and other coaches discuss league rules. Basketball practice will start soon after Thanksgiving Day.
Nashoba girls field hockey clinched the Wachusett League Eastern Division by defeating Groton 4-0 at Nashoba. Scorers included Nancy Day Doris Hackster Elizabeth Johnston and Janet McCarthy. Playoff game vs Nar ragansett Regional School scheduled in November.
Acton-Boxboro dropped 3-0 to Lincoln-Sudbury after a 1-1 draw at Narragansett Regional. Jim McKenna made 13 saves for Acton while Bob Moulton stopped 15 for Lincoln-Sudbury. Acton led 1-0 on Harry Gould’s goal but the game ended in a 1-1 tie then extended to overtime with no score.
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