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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1956
Page
19
Murphys blanked Dodds 4 0 to establish a new team record in the intra town league last week. Doc Batulin led with 330 and Bill Progen added 334 as Murphys posted a W766 score. Firestone beat Di Pietros 3 1 and Cullinanes moved to second with a 3 1 win over Tarnus. Otto Lampinen scored 328 for Di Pietros.
Maynard Bearls continue their rampage in the Maynard Women's League and last week downed defending champion 3 1 as Barbara Heilingmann rolled a high triple of 294. High single was Anne Crossley 108 as Paul's down toppled Aileg 4 0 and moved into second place. In the third match at Tutte's Alleys Oberg unser Millstream 3 1. O Asbjornson 64 83 257 A Crossley 70 83 108 261 R Armour 83 77 84 244 E Marchant 87 83 86 256 L Nevala 86 85 100 271 Totals 416 412 461 1289
In the Intra Town League at Tutto's Alleys Laundry blanked Stretchs 4-0 with Ed Peterson top scoring 322. Grubers upset Puttos 3-1 and Kings defeated Elmwood 3-1 as Rickey Haley posted 315 for the Grubermen.
Fordham fell to Villanova by 3 1 in a five-team bowling night at Tutte's Alleys while Notre Dame beat Marquette and Holy Cross defeated Boston College. Individual scores show Villanova leading with 1576 pins, Notre Dame 1612, Fordham 1532, Holy Cross 1572, and Boston College 1522.
Holy Name League tie for first place after last week’s results. Villanova, Notre Dame and Boston College are near the top with Fordham cross Marquette and others facing Wednesday matches at Maynard at 8:15.
Concord Shirleys Recco tops Ladies Ten Pin bowling at Bedford with a 304 triple and 111 single. Peggy McCarthy adds an 111 for the Whips as Blembs, Jets, and Zips totals are listed with top scores from Stensby, Recco, and Burke.
Concord Rod and Gun Club members and guests will gather at the clubhouse on November 14 at 7 o'clock for a Get-Together Supper. Clarence Nelson will oversee arrangements and fried chicken will be on the menu. President James V. Powers notes December's meeting will merge with a large Game Supper.
Informal basketball practice begins this week at the Concord gym with sessions every Tuesday and Wednesday. Veterans include Karl Roverts George Harms Don Fraser Bill Patterson and John Alden. Coach Bob Seward faces a rebuilding year after several key graduates and John Parcell transfer.
Gale Shor faces Millstream while Bearls meets Ailis and Obergs plays Pauls at Tutte's Alleys. Event listed with 9 o'clock start. The Boys Scouts of America comprise 538 local councils and 104000 units.
Coming matches schedule for Monday at Maynard includes Cullinane Haulers vs Stretchs Tavern, Dodd's Welders vs King's Package Store Gruber Furniture vs Murphy Printers all at 6 45. Tuesday fixtures feature DiPietro Roofers vs Tutto Alleys Middlesex Laundry vs Firestone Tire Tarny Trimmers vs Elmwood Bath all at 6 45 at Maynard.
Acton The Acton Roxboro Regional Junior High field hockey intra-mural league enters the fourth round with three games per team left. Harriet Wilson leads scoring as Panthers, Jaguars, Lions trade wins and a three-way tie complicates the championship.
Marlboro High Panthers travel to Concord High for a holiday tilt aimed at avenging last year’s one point loss and securing a third win in the nine game series. Since 1893 Concord leads the series 103 to 41 in points. Pete LeBlanc’s conversion pass sealed last year’s squeaker.
A series of 7:30 p.m. games at Bedford featured Lumber versus Pin, Con dong against Echhens Lidris against E. &, Dovre V8, Palmers, and Home Products against Bottled Gas and Fel tons versus Hardings.
The Middlesex County all stars will meet the Essex County all stars in the Harry Agganis Memorial game. Scheduled for Sunday December 2 at 1 45 a m in Lynin's Manning Bowl the event supports the Agganis Memorial Foundation. Concord High players are expected to be selected when rosters are announced in late November.
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Concord High announces McKenna Barre Donovan has earned the Barrett All-Roa ment Cup and Dartmouth College recognition. The graduate is praised for character, leadership, and broad achievement among peers.
Action-Teams held an intra-mural event at Actons field featuring Lions Panthers Tigers and Jaguars with leading scorers including B sen Lions 12 Panthers 9 Evelyn uars 7 Betty Jane Tigers 5 Nancy 15 Diane Wetherbee Kathleen Spinney Elizabeth Custance Barbara Beddoe Tist lyn Roche Lions 4 inam Lions 3.
Concord edges Winchester 13 12 in a tight league contest as Flanigan shines with six points and strong defense. Melrose and Reading show troubling form while Concord keeps a slim lead in the standings amid uncertain results elsewhere.
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