Bowling Summaries Highlight 300s Across Leagues
Concord Shir Recco hits 302 in Ladies Candlepin. High averages include Helen Hanson 92.3 and Clara Jo Hansen 91.3 while Rose Kane posts 108 in St Christopher's round. Multiple leagues show 300s and high triples with numerous 300s and 302s across Roxborough Maynard and Acton leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Shir Recco
J . G Wattu
Maynard
Helen Hanson
Clara Johansen
Jean Mascariello
Karen Johansen
St. Christopher's
Rose Kane
Sheila Power
Helen Sullivan
Barbara Heiligmann
Waltham
Rose Pittsley
Elaine McCerity
Mary Denaro
Acton
Hi-Los
Ginny Dunlay
Roxborough
Ladies Candlepin Team Night Scores by Lane Totals
The report lists five teams Maples Palms Willows Redwoods Oakites and Poplars with players and scores. Maples total 1345 Palms 1250 Willows 1287 Redwoods 1262 Oakites 1318 and Poplars 1207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venti
Lunay
Beaudoin
Scherer
Recco
Palms
Gentry
Trabucco
DiCucco
Foley
Livermore
Thompson
Nickerson
Malcolm
Downey
Bouchard
Davidson
Hardy
Martin
McGrath
Burke
Oakites
Harding
McArdle
Landini
Wattu
Poplars
Christian
Mayers
Cullinane
Muscato
Tofferi
Falcons top scores in WE-CO-LA league meet results
In a league scoring summary the Falcons led with Hanson 294 Bowie 272 and Johansen 288 among others totaling 1281. Triumphs 1190, Comets 117, Volks-Wagons 1168, Galaxies 1242, and Darts 1198. Individual scorers include Har mon 264 Soberg 251 Prentiss 254 Condon 212 and Mascaro 255 Holden 287 Mandriok 226 Kilmartin 228.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcons
Hanson
Bowie
K. Johansen
Vigliotti
Magurn
Harmon
Soberg
Prentiss
Sudlow
Condon
Comets
Beharrell
Fenton
Higgins
Ier
Croft
Total
Volks-Wagons
D. Lebanionen
Hojem
King
C. Johansen
Melanson
White
Megan
A. Johansen
Darts
Mascariello
Holden
Mandriok
Kilmartin
Aldenburg
Co op League scores and team totals in pickup meet
Thunderbirdg led by Williams 224 Rivers 238 Klemola 244 Saaristo 277 L Manning 294 totaled 1277 for Co op. Corvairs 1236 and Valiants 1263 paced by Boulden 238 Mansfield 243 Quinn 261 R Williams 261 Ojalehto 285. Tempest 1287 Ennequess 202 Antilla 260 Jaakola 252 Han cock 272 E Cuddy 301. Ramblers 1252 E Cuddy 215 I Ojalehto 241 L Manning 259 Kahlainen 238 Manuel 299. Falcons 1212 S Tofferi 252 R Malmberg 209 J Korsman 230 Hyden 231 Bondelevitch 290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Rivers
Klemola
Saaristo
L. Manning
Total
Corvairs
Jaakola
Allen
Swanson
F. Manning
K. Tofferi
Valiants
Boulden
Mansfield
Quinn
R. Williams
Ojalehto
Tempest
Ennequess
Antilla
Hancock
E. Cuddy
Jaguars
Korsman
A. Saari
Norgeal
Bodwell
Ramblers
I. Ojalehto
Kahlainen
Manuel
Falcons
S. Tofferi
R. Malmberg
J. Korsman
Hyden
Bondelevitch
Steelers and Browns Lead in Weekend Football Scores
Dewey and Almy Steelers topped Giants while Browns defeated Rams in a high scoring set. Individual performances included Ogilvie 319 and Taylor 333 for the Steelers, Dempsey 327 and Mancini 312 for the Rams, with total scores 1788 and 1744 respectively. Players Penniman Hadfield Thursby and others logged notable averages and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelers
Ogilvie
Taylor
Shostak
Hovey
Carpenter
Weaving
Giants
Piecewicz
Penniman
W. Pozerycki
Hadfield
Browns
P. Thursby
Allen
Uglevich
Walsh
Comtois
Hayford
Total
Rams
Fordham and Holy Cross Lead Quick Basketball Totals
In a measured scoring summary Fordham 1660 and Holy Cross 1692 lead the pack with multiple players posting high point counts for their teams alongside contributions from Villanova Notre Dame Boston College and Marquette as the table lists individual scores and team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordham
Mullen
Martin
Hill
Spiro
E. Cullinane
Dummy
Total
Villanova
Malone
Jungers
Bell
Coan
Higgins
G. Haynes
Holy Cross
Migliaccio
Manlick
O'Hare
A. Haynes
Pageau
J. Steinmann
Marquette
Clark
Sweeney
R. Haynes
Francis
J. Tombeno
Notre Dame
D. Cullinane
Ryan
Palmaccio
Christian
Ianniello
Boston College
Stevens
Bent
Brown
Hollenkamp
Bulger
Garcia
Maynard Women Sioux Comanche Cherokee Apaches Kiowas Scores
Maynard women Monday division teams Sioux Comanches Cherokees Apaches Kiowas posted totals. Individual scores include Manash Waldron Cunningham Saabi and Bobritsky for Sioux and Ives Seura Graceffa Jensen Lent for Cheyenne. Perkins Robins Waldron Imbimbo Joki E Joki Dudley for Comanches. Wickey N Joki Reid Pekkala Dudley for Cherokees. Price Pantera Koch Musgrove Denaro for Apaches. Cunningham Jarvi Duguay Connerney Schnair for Kiowas. Totals range from 1064 to 1153.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Manash
Waldron
Cunningham
Saabi
Bobritsky
Ives
Seura
R. Graceffa
Jensen
Lent
Perkins
Robins
Imbimbo
E. Joki
Wickey
N. Joki
Reid
Pekkala
Dudley
Price
Pantera
Koch
Musgrove
Denaro
Jarvi
Duguay
Connerney
Schnair
Total
Pin Topplers and Alleycats Lead High School Bowling Scores
The report lists several teams with individual scores and totals. Pin Topplers and Candlepins share 1310 totals, Alleycats reach 1327, and Hi-Log 1383 with Hi-Fives at 1403, while Bobby Pins total 1394.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vachon
Smith
Pozzo
Sheppard
Gates
Birch and Maple Team Totals Across Multiple Divisions
Season scoring totals listed for St Christopher’s, Elms, Maples, Oaks, Pines and Spruces squads. Each team’s players and numbers compiled into team totals with final tallies: St Christopher’s 1240, Elms 1220, Maples 1209, Oaks 1130, Pines 1140, Spruces 1130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Christopher's
Kane
Terro
Tobin
Foley
Hicks
McInnes
Hull
Primiano
Marcaurelle
Moynihan
Bigusiak
Fanning
Toohey
Tucker
Power
Division Thursday flower show team scores listed
The record lists scores by flower type for several teams in Thursday division. Pansies, Lillies, Tulips, Violets, Roses, Poppies show individual totals and team totals, with performers named such as Graceffa, Hawkins, and Pessetti among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansies
Ashline
DeRuzzo
Byers
Erikinen
O'Toole
Lillies
Scaglioni
McDowell
Graceffa
McCarthy
Colleton
Tulips
Duenay
Poulson
C. Graceffa
DiPietro
Roundup of High School Basketball Scores and Totals
Summary of multiple teams with individual scorers and team totals from a single page. Orioles, Wrens, Falcon, Ravens, Robins, Bluejays, Hawks, and Eagles listed with player scores and final tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orioles
Donnelly
McHugh
E. Murphy
Gonfrion
Moore
J. Finigan
Wrens
Carr
Giannini
Neal
Dummy
Falcon
Coleman
Donaghey
R. Powers
Baptiste
Ravens
Inman
McArdle
O'Malley
Cusson
Ryan
Robins
Colbert
Sway
McNally
FE. Finigan
Venti
Gannon
Bluejays
Fitzgerald
J. Powers
Muscato
McNamara
King
Hawks
B. Dee
Downey
Segedelli
Grande
Garcia
Corbett
Carey
Eagles
M. Dee
P. O'Malley
Burke
Geary
Boxborough League Standings and Leading Players
Boxborough League lists leading teams with Towne’s No. 10 squad at 24-8 and Larson’s No. 3 team at 19-13, Witcomb No. 8 at 19-13. Season highs cite Witcomb 337 and John Dunlap 336, with John Smith 322. season high single Ralph Smith 135 and Whitcomb 133. Averages show Dunlap 104.21 Whitcomb 102 J Smith 100.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Towne
Don Larson
John Wiitcomb
Witcomb
John Dunlap
John Smith
Ralph Smith
Whitcomb
Dunlap
J. Smith
Patricia Gould elected secretary of cay division bowling league
West Acton resident Patricia L Gould 37 Nashoba Road and a Bentley College senior in Boston has been elected secretary of the cay division bowling league for 1961 1962. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Patricia L. Gould
Nashoba Road
Bentley College of Accounting and Finance
Boston
Patricia
Harry E. Gould
Local Bowling Standouts Appear in 300 Club List
The 300 club includes Heiligmann Acton Foote Maynard Walker Acton Recco Candlepin Dunlap Boxborough McPherson Acton Pittsiey Maynard with scores from 304 to 319. The list highlights top performances in a regional bowling event featuring several Acton and nearby town bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiligmann
Acton
Foote
Bob
Maynard
Walker
Recco
Candlepin
G. Dunlap
Boxborough
McPherson
Pittsiey
Team scores and totals from the W Concord Loop event
The listing shows multiple teams such as Scotts, Laehy, Fentons, Dota, Vans, Geartronics, Cushmans, Rod Gun, and Palmers with individual member scores and team totals. High totals include Rod & Gun 1606 and Palmers 1633, while general team counts vary from 0 to eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Concord Loop
Scotts
Damieo
Braga
Maki
Gillingham
Polk
Mmy
O. Laehy
Mac
Bredieytam
Hardingson — Macdonald
Place
Flannery
A. Heat
Scribner
Colonial
Lee Legnon
Heiligmann
Beatty
Fraser
Dummy
Fentons
W. Johansen
Higgins
Hojem
Roy
Dota
Moscariello
Palma
Gault
Pierce
Muscato
Vans
Tofferi
Malcolm
E. Smith
Po Eddy
Grasonibeedine
Vadderlippe
Christian
Lawcon
Steele
Johnson
Dees
R. Beaudoin
Pagano
Gentry
Jim Dee
DeMao
Geartronics
Manhs
Lent
Arena
Worth
Clanton
Cushmans
Ianniello
J. McCarthy
R. McCarthy
Hopkins
Carlson
Mazzeo
Hansen
Eison
Edwardson
L. Petersen
Rod & Gun
Dickey
C. Bregoli
Bartolomeo
Hayes
R. Anderson
Viscariello
Walker
J. House
Downey
C. House
Palmers
Fitzpatrick
Kilkenny
Cameron
C. Robinson
Connell
Annis
McCracken
Isquith
Butman
Jones
Concord bowlers top weekly 321 Club list
This week’s Enterprise 321 Club rankings name top bowlers from W. Concord and surrounding towns. Notables include Connell 381, Scribner 369, Noel 368, Petersen 368, Anderson 362, and others from Mill Dam Intra Town Boxborough D A K K K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Circle
Connell
W. Concord
S. Scribner
Noel
L. Petersen
R. Anderson
Mill Dam
Gentry
C. Colombo
Corbett
K. of C
Hopkins
Wirtanen
Wattu
Fava
Hanson
Bartolomeo
O'Connell
Segerstrom
Miller
J. Dunlap
Boxborough
Smethurst
Harvey
Mill
Taylor
J. Tobin
Strikes and Sparer Concord-Ramblers Lead Mill Dam Standings
Strikes and Sparer Concord-Ramblers extended their lead in Mill Dam with a 54 to 10 triumph and moved three games ahead of Bedford at 51 and 13. Traceye once led at 48 and 16 as high scorers and averages featured Roy Anderson at 109.12, Charlie Colombo at 109.5, Hap Hanson at 107.22, and Phil Corbett posting 353 on 107 127 119 in the K of C circuit. Bing Bartolomeo led averages at 105.4 with John Finigan 105.3 and Pete Muscato 102.5. Wrens held 23–9, Hawke 21–11, Orioles 20–12. In West Concord, Phil Connell set a new triple mark 381 on singles 131 123 127, Palmers routed General Radio and set a team triple record 1633. In all, 32 men topped 300 with three shutouts and Rod now leading 52–16, Dehee second 43–16, General Radio 43–21, and Dees 42–22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Ramblers
Mill Dam
Bedford
Traceye
C. Mayo, Jr
B. Malloy
Roy Anderson
Charlie Colombo
Maynardite
Hap” Hanson
Henry Harmon
Don Geary
Eddie Tetreault
Harvey
Freddy Giusti
Phil Corbett
Pete Muscato
Wrens
Hawke
Orioles
West Concord
Phil Connell
Palmers
General Radio
Rod & Now
Dehee
Dees
Michigan State Plays Before Large Crowds Across Nine Years
Michigan State football has appeared before crowds of 100000 or more six times in the past nine years, underscoring the program's drawing power and large fan base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing, Mich
UPI
Michigan State
Belmont Hill Upsets Middlesex 16 14 In First Loss
Belmont Hill defeats Middlesex 16 to 14 for its first win as Bob Walsh scores 14 points including two touchdowns. Middlesex led early but Belmont Hill surged in the first half and held on with strong defense and timely scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Concord
Bob Walsh
Tom Garretson
Hoby Warner
Jim
Curtis
Walsh
Birnie
Hall
Herron
Duncan
Bradbe
Smith
Amon
Brooks
Lynch
Bartol
Furcolo
Worthen
Egan
Casselman
Shapiro
MacLean
Foster
Dechert
Perkins
Gardiner
O'Neal
Elmer
Garretson
Warner
Sudbury High girls fall to Billerica 27 6 in final game
Sudbury High, led by Captain Joyce and Coach Dorothy Bondelevitch, lost 27 6 to Billerica as McDonald to White produced a key pass play. Belmont Hill defeated Middlesex 54 6. Concord High cross country failed to score in a state meet. Maynard High beat Marlboro 6 0 on a 48 yard run by 14 year old freshman Al Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury High
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Joyce
Billerica
McDonald
Belmont Hill
Middlesex
Concord High
Framingham
C.H.S
al Crowley
Maynard
Marlbo C.H.S
Winthrop
Dorothy Winchell
Anna Denisevich
M.H.S
Ann Hamblin
Ralph W. Piper Elected President of South Acton A A
Ralph W. Piper was chosen president of South Acton A A. In high school girls action C H S beat Winthrop 1 0 on Kathryn Diskin s goal. C H S lost to Belmont 12 0. Groton defeated St Mark s 14 0. Malden Maynard girls played to a scoreless tie. Framingham Lions defeated Maynard Sheiks 12 0. Maynard High seeks Midlands and Middlesex titles after beating Winchester 7 6 on a pass by Tinker Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Piper
South Acton A.A
C.H.S
Winthrop
Kathryn Diskin
Belmont
Groton
St. Mark’s
Malden
Maynard
Framingham Lions
Maynard Sheiks
Maynard High
Midland
Middlesex
Winchester
Natick defeats Concord eleven 13 to 6 in high school clash
Natick stops Concord 13-6 as Pickard and Giles star while Middlesex crushes Allen 54-0. Slayton scores three, Boo Sheridan sets a Maynard CC record. John Schwab releases 12 000 trout. Three MHS players drop for scholastic difficulties after a 0 0 tie with Wellesley. Lever center Fin guard quarterback standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Concord
Pickard
Giles
Middlesex
Allen
Slayton
Boo Sheridan
Maynard C.C
John Schwab
M.H.S
H. C. Bates
Wellesley
Lever
Fingard
Intra-Town Bowling Leads With High Scores
Pin patterns rally as Maynard Wirtanen posts 351 to lift Eagles past Roofers 332. Cullinanes upset Tarnus 3-1 while Stretchs beat Crubers 3-1. Kings vs Cullinanes and Eagles vs Stretchs set Monday bouts. Dewey losses see Jim Noel cap 3686, topping Adamston 363. Bay banks 301 and Manuel misses 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Art Wirtanen
Eagles
John Tobin
Chip
Cullinanes
Tarnus
Crubers
Kings
Terneys
Tutto’s
Villanove
Acton Way
Jim Noel
Dewey and Os
Adamstoneini
Bay
Harry Manuel
Acton Men's League Leading Averages Highlight Standouts
Carlson leads with 113.3 average followed by Boyden 110.1 Scribner 108 103 and Watson 108.0 with McLaughlin 105.5 and Johnson 168 also noted. Team records show Tigers 24 8 Orioles 91 11 Olympics 29 12 Lions 20 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Carlson
Boyden
Scribner
Watson
McLaughlin
Johnson
Ates
Tigers
Orioles
Olympics
Lions
Marlboro Trail Football Series With Concord
This year’s game at Marlboro marks the 14th meeting since the series began in 1893 and resumed in 1955. Concord leads after last year’s 9–0 victory. past matchups include a 19–18 Marlboro win at Marlboro and a 22–22 tie two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marlboro
Concord Marlboro
Eton See
Wees
Concord-Carlisle wins fourth math meet in five
Concord Carlisle High School won 63 points in a 90 possible in the Greater Boston Inter scholastic Mathematics League Western division, defeating Boston Latin and six other schools. The 15th straight contest without a defeat featured top score by Peter Webb with 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Carlisle
Richard Temkin
Marshall Mittnick
Robert Terry
St. Mary's
Waltham
C.C.H.S
William Newsom
Steven Winter
Seth Aronie
Concord Teacher At Fall Seminar
Concord-Robert Seaward of Concord and Chelmsford, director of Camp Nashoba, led a seminar at the New England Camping Association fall conference held at the Statler Hilton in Boston. About 300 attended as Seaward discussed Day Camping trends and future prospects. A luncheon address by Arnold M. Soloway, advisor on fiscal affairs to Gov. Vople, titled A Reply to General Mark Clark was also delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Robert Seaward
Chelmsford
Nashoba
Acton Littleton
New England Camping Association
Hotel Statler Hilton
Boston
Seaward
Arnold M. Soloway
John A. Vople
Mark Clark
Concord-Follo Girls Field Hockey Set to Face Maynard
The C.C.H.S. girls field hockey team will play Maynard High at 3 p.m. today at the Emerson playstead rear field. The match marks a key city rivalry as Concord-Follo seeks return victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C.H.S
Maynard
Concord — Follo
Wi R
Maynard High
Emerson Playstead
Jayvees Season Closes With Lexington Duel
The jayvees coached by Dave Bouchard prepare to close their season with a home game against Lexington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayvees
Dave Bouchard
Lexington
Tips For Working Track Dogs In Hunting Season
Advice for hunting dog owners on conditioning health and daily care during upland bird season. Emphasizes vet checks, hydration, rest, bite protection, and diet adjustments including fats and protein to sustain energy for long field days.
Junior High Girls In Field Hockey at Acton-Junior High
Acton Junior High girls in field hockey practice, learning fundamentals and play in preparation for varsity play. Participants include Judy McFarland, Isabelle Bryant, Lynda Bubser, Sarah Tinker, Sara Butler, Jennifer Tyler and many teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Sils
Judy McFarland
Isabelle Bryant
Lynda Bubser
Sarah Tinker
Sara Butler
Jennifer Tyler
Ilonka Tumelakre
Beverly Heil Gmann
Peggy Simonds
Willa Beddoe
Cynthia Vanaria
Barbara Vigliotti
Linda Jeanson
Alice McKenney
Susan Demers
Cynthia Merrill
Jean MacLeod
Marian Duggan
Karen Bentsen
Doreen Teele
Kathy Joping
Susan James
Tracie Allen
Christina Knippel
Frances Lux
Rita Demes
Jean Lank
Lauren Lazaro
Hope McPherson
Celtics Beat Lakers In NBA Scoring Record
The Boston Celtics defeated the Minneapolis Lakers 173 to 129 on February 2, 1959, setting an all time NBA scoring record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
Boston Celtics
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
First photo finish camera by Hemment at Sheepshead Bay 1890
John C. Hemment developed and first operated a photo finish camera for horse racing mounted above the stands at Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay track in 1890, marking a milestone in racing accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
John C. Hemment
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
Bedford-Wayland Rally Beats Bedford High In Tough Showdown
Wayland downed Bedford High 14 8 in a tight game with Bedford taking an early 8 0 lead after Jollin connected with Milan for a 1 yard TD. Kent scored a rushing TD and added a conversion as Wayland fought back to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Wayland
Bedford High
Jollin
Milan
Richard
Bob Kent
Waylang
Ferrante
Duancy
Nold
Hazard
Mye Kent
Perodeau
Burke
Jeam
Daly
Kei Linehan
Kent Chick
Rush
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Murphys
Mariani
Pittsley
Trakimas
Butcher
L. Graceffa
Lester
Dodas
Dodd
Pirkola
B. Topin
Wasiuk
Morrill
C. Cullinane
Dora
Beaudreau
Melora
Puro
Holly
Mills
Tarneys
Hinds
Sidorovich
T. Colombo
R. DiPietro
Sryjanen
Batulin
Laundry
Nevala
O'Neil
Bakun
J. Colombo
LeSage
J. Watts
J. Dee
Tobins
C. Tobin
Tomyl
P. Watts
Chernak
Stretchs
Fardy
Leiko
Forbes
F. Kane
Lucia
Helin
Grubers
Nowick
Haley
Massarelli
Justason
Gruber
MacDonald
S. Kane
Arsenault
Tierney
MacKay
Tuttos
George
C. Piecewicz
McGee
Aho
Lampinen
S. Graceffa
Bartolome
Coffeys
Albano
French
J. Anderson
Eddy
Gormleys
R. Murphy
Bradley
Malloy
T. Gormley
Mahoney
Souch
Carlisle
Robinsons
Steffanelli
Giusti
Bridge Acres
Bagdasarian
C. Harmon
Ghostlaw
H. Smith
Great Meadows
Martell
Corcoran
Cataldo
Ad MacGregor
Co-Op League
Dewey and
Almy
Holy Name League
Acton Women’s
Maynard Women’s
C. Circuit
Miele Victory
Garretson Star
Sportograph
Joe Dintino
Arrow
Milboro
Dintino
Spark Gaels
C.chss. Annex
Malcolm Nason
Dick Weber
Massachusetts
Framingheee
Wayland Wefe
Kent Stars
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