Acton Bowling Harv ard Showdown Yields Narrow Win
In a tight round, Carlson 947 and 125 led the action as Hor and Wal n delivered high marks. Farm fre Yankees edged ahead 3-1 then trailed Decorators and Fire in other matches. Perkins 322 and Jard Sr. 305 highlighted the Decorators’ efforts with earlier 113 and 08 scores. Standings hint at Decorators vs Farm and 12:09ers next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gue
Yankees
Acton
Harvard
Boyden
Waln
Carl- Anne Perkins
Jard, Sr
Perkins, Sr
Stan Pas
Sudbury Boys Play Soccer At U Mass Tufts
Last Saturday at Tufts the Tufts varsity and frosh teams faced the University of Massachusetts. Sudbury players David and others appeared for Tufts as the Tufts Frosh beat Massachusetts Fresh Team. Mr and Mrs Iting and Sam Mer were among attendees from Sudbury High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts
Y of
Massachusetts
Cutting
U. of M
David
Sudbury
Tufts Hich
Uni- Massachusetts
University
Usetts
Iting
Sam Merudbury High School
Stow
Hale High School
William Turner
William Hartley
Hale Lassies
Crue
Leahy
Whitney
Woodhead
Charlie Landry
Navy
Deach Turner
A. Banks
Houghton
Merrill
Peck
G. Banks
Erkkinen
Kinsley
Lawrence
E. Landry
Rodenhiser
Herrick
DiPietro
Hennigan
H. Erkkinen
W. Erkkinen
V. Vodoklys
Johnson
Stott
J. Vodoklys
Scott
O'Toole
Frost
Woodman
Spaulding
DeFreitas
Turner
Madama
Howe
R. Landry
Saari
Campbell
Collicut
Dwinnells
Jarvi
Rodel
Patterson
Jacobs
Bameés J
Hopedale
Ashland
Northboro
Holliston
Hopkinton
Wardens Approve Ray M. Scholarship at Walden Station
An executive meeting at Field Station led to a scholarship named after Ray M. director of the Walden Station. The award supports Arborculture studies at the University of Massachusetts and honors peaceful guidance provided by the named individual.
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I Field Station
Tsity
Massachusetts
Ray M
Belmont Triumph Over Local Team in Final Game
Last Wednesday Belmont defeated the local 20 to 6 while Tie Fenns suffered a 12 to 7 loss in the final game of the season at Mont Hill.
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Tiemont Hill
Belmont
High School Girls Stand Undefeated With Four Wins
The local girls basketball team remains undefeated after beating Mel last week and winning four straight games. They secured victories against Lexington Water, Arlington, Maynard, Wes Stoneham, and an away game Friday night at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clark
Lexichester
Water
Arlington
Winon
Maynard
Wes- Stoneham
Maynard Clinton clash on Thanksgiving Day at Alumni Field
Maynard and Clinton clash on Thanksgiving Day at 10 a.m. on Alumni Field. Maynard seeks an upset as Clinton arrives after a solid season. headlines salute Maynard High seniors and highlight key players like Jim Duggan, Ray Peterson, Dick Sluyski, and coach Will DeRosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Clinton
Maynard
Maynard High
Clinton High
Alumni
Maynard High School
Will DeRosa
Larry Shorette
Don Torppa
St. Mary’s
DeRosa
Orange
Black
Marlboro
Eddie Penniman
Dick Sluyski
Jim Duggan
Clinton
Gaels
Orange and Black
Ray Peterson
Russell Forsythe
Charles Garabadian
Myrna Johnson
Virginia Varila
Greta Carlquist
Betty Boeske
Audrey Albert
Hale High School students plan Turkey Trot dance
Hale High School announces a Friday November 19 Turkey Trot dance in Stow Town Hall with music by George Perkins Coronets of Hudson. Committees led by President Russell Lawrence include advertising tickets refreshments decorations and more.
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Hale High School
Stow Town Hall
George Perkins
Hudson
Russell Lawrence
Ernest Landry
George Banks
Robert Algers
Joan Herrick
William Turner
Sally Sewall
Mary Cobb
Nancy Johnson
Shirley Blanchete
Virginia Joki
Mary Jokinen
Raymond McCarthy
June Macomber
John Rodnhiser
Albert Erkkinen
David Sleeper
Louis Carmisciano
Joanne Lawson
Ann Stott
David Kingsley
Lauri Katvala
Musketaquid Club Hosts 16th Annual Turkey Shoot
The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club holds its 16th annual turkey shoot at the club grounds off Harrington Avenue in West Concord. It starts Sunday November 21 at 1 pm and runs until 9 pm with refreshments and family attendance allowed, past president Jack Hilliard of South Acton as general chairman.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Jack Hilliard
South Actons
Anchors and Ramblers Tie for Pin Lead in Mill Dam Bowling
The Anchors and the Ramblers share the lead in the Mill Dam Bowling League standings as of Monday. Both teams hold top positions with identical pin totals, keeping the race tight in the season run.
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Anchors
Ramblers
Concord
Mill’ Dam
Delsie
Malloy
Pace Mill Dam
Concord High Plans Torch Light Parade For Holiday Game
Concord high school students faculty and townspeople are invited to join a gigantic torch light parade. The lineup forms at the high school on Wednesday November 24 at 7 o clock to fire up fans and student body for the big holiday game with Lexington the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Lexington
Acton Names Seven to Study Future High School Site
The Acton town boards appoint a seven member committee to study a future high school site as directed by the November 1938 special town meeting. Two members must be from the school committee. Norman McIntosh is chosen as chair. The named members are Thomas E. Wetherbee Dana B. Hinckley Aubrey C Kretschmar Elizabeth H Boardman Norman McIntosh George B Neagle Porter C Jenks. The group has met and McIntosh was elected chairman. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Acton
Board of Selectmen
Thomas E. Wetherbee
Dana B. Hinckley
Aubrey C. ‘Kretschmar
Elizabeth H. Boardman
Norman McIintosh
George B. Neagle
Porter c. Jenks
McIntosh
Thanksgiving Preview of Concord Lexington Football Display
The Paint Pot at 23 Main Street hosts a week long Thanksgiving Preview display of the Concord Lexington football game. The Enterprise Sports Department arranged the exhibit with Concord High School Athletic Association showing trophies memoirs records and photos.
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Concord
Fete Gridders at Lexington Next Tuesday
Concord coach Bernie Megin and co-captains Bob Davidson and Paul Mee Laughlin will speak at a Lexington Lions Club meeting with Bedford Burlington representatives November 23 at 6 30 pm at Old Belfry Club Lexington Also Lexington High coach Ero Helin and co captains Streeter Stuart and Bill Conner will attend Red Sox players are expected to attend Zone Chairman Leon J Mor eau and Vice President Rudolph W Currier will attend for Concord Lions Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bernie Megin
Bob Davidson
Paul MeeLaughlin
Lexington Lions Club
Lexington
Bedford
Burlington
Old Belfry Club
Ero Helin
Streeter Stuart
Bill Conner
Lexington High
Red Sox
Leon J. Moreau
Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Lions Club
Rod and Gun Club Dinners Preview Evening Events
Concord Rod and Gun Club served another chicken dinner for members and guests last night with stewards in charge. Plans include a ladies night program and a January game dinner. President Warren T. Payne welcomed attendees. Reservations were handled by Angelo V. Bartolomeo and William A. Hagerty. A board of governors meeting was held last Tuesday.
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Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Warren T. Payne
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
William A. Hagerty
Board of Governors
Middlesex Star Reaches 90 Points For Season
Concord High’s Bob Davidson holds second with 73 points and Middlesex star Bill DeFord sits third with 67. Sandy Dodge has 18 points to wrap up the local schoolboy scoring title as Middlesex remains unbeaten. Complete local scorers to be announced next week.
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Concord
Sandy” Dodge
Middlesex
Concord High
Bob Davidson
Bill DeFord
Concord Juniors End Season With Four Wins in Six Tilts
Concord Junior High eleven under coaches Joe Regan and Jack McGrail finished its season by winning four of six games. They lost to Hudson Junior High then beat Marlboro Lexington and Weston. Seventh graders lost 7-14 at Swampscott while eighth graders won 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Junior High
Peter Bulkeley
Joe Regan
Jack McGrail
Enterprise
Hudson Junior High
Marlboro
Lexington
Weston
Swampscott
Bowler Scores Highlight Anchors and Ramblers Narrow Victories
In a series of matches, Anchors edge Hubbardville and Jokers topple Tudys while the Ramblers and K of C Jrs. suffer shutouts. Individual high scores include Delsie 322 and Peterson 296, with team totals ranging from 1322 to 1457 across events.
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Home Wee
Ramblers
Andy Boy
Jolens
Hubbardville
Tudys
Priests
Lincoln
K. of C. Srs
Irs!oss Se
C. Srs
Jokers
C. Jrs
T. Hill
J. Martin
J. Halliday
C. Colombo
E. Tetreault
J. Finigan
J. Donovan
L. McNally
E. Finigan
D. Carey
W. Peterson
D. McInnis
E. Murphy
P. Bradley
R. Malloy
C. Denaro
L. Dee
B. Nickerson
T. Hopkins
Dummy
J. Hayes
Dee H. Smith
C. Bregoli
Fgiusti
D. Bregoli
B. O'Neil
B. Mehegan
R. Moreau
C. Robinson
N. Genetti
Plans Formed for December 11 Banquet in Concord
Citizens Committee football banquet plans advanced at the Co operative Bank directors room with Chairman Edward J. McCaffrey presiding. The event at the State Armory is slated for Saturday December 11 with Luther Withim as caterer and final details to be set at next Monday’s meeting. Assistants include Alex MacEachern Frank McLaughlin John Bartolomeo Laurence Peterson Joe King Bernie Megin and Barry Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Citizens Committee
Co-operative Bank Directors Room
Edward J. McCaffrey
State Armory
Luther Withim
Alex MacEachern
Frank McLaughlin
John Bartolomeo
Laurence Peterson
Joe King
Bernie Megin
Barry Higgins
300 Club honors Eddie Boyden for Acton league mark
This week’s 300 Club honors Eddie Boyden of Acton League with a 334. The list includes Dessie from Mill Dam 322 Malloy 3207 Carlson Acton Bit Fava Maynard 314 Bregoli Mill Dam 313 Larson W Concord 312 Stefanelli Mill Dam 312 and others from Concord Maynard Acton Mill Dam.
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Concord
Eddie Boyden
Boyden
Acton
Dessie
Mill Dam
Malloy
Carlson
Maynard
Bregoli
Larson
W. Concord
Stefanelli
Dwinnell
J. Tobin
Smith
B. Piece
Printer August Dietz Jr Promotes Declaration Distribution
Richmond printer August Dietz Jr has printed over 3 million copies of the Declaration of Independence at times at a personal loss. The sheets have circulated through schools via Sertoma Clubs, the Elks of Boulder Colorado, and the Boy Scouts, among other groups.
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August Dietz, Jr
Richmond
Sertoma
Service To Mankind
The
Elks of Boulder
Colo
Boy Scouts
How Would C H S Do vs Middlesex
Middlesex School finished a perfect season with seven wins and 222 points allowed 40. Concord High had a seven game win streak and 208 points for against 64 against.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Concord High
Winchester
Middlesex
Post Roster of Hockeyists New Captains
The high school girls field hockey roster lists seniors captains Anne Kazokas Sylvia Mint Lucy Newport Peggy Sexton Sandra Davis Virginia Newton Lorraine Hope Susan Fitz Juniors Irene Kazokas Mary Tha Lee Karen Spinney Alice Foreman Sophomores Carol Fi Keren Erkkinen Martha Loren Linda Gothorpe Caroly Moseley Nancy Baker Janet Barker Jane Stevens Georgia Phelps Connie Massie Patricia Perkins Freshmen Jeanne Steele Joanne Steele Margaret Daniels Irene Kazakas and Martha Lee elected co captains for the 1955 season.
Sheehan Named Latin School Hoop Coach
Acton local sports fans welcome Joe Sheehan as head basketball coach at Cambridge Latin School. He succeeds Joe Koslowski, after guiding Acton High to 37 straight wins in 1952 53 and coaching Our Lady’s in Newton last year. A WWII veteran and former Boston University captain, Sheehan lives in Cambridge. The note mentions the National and American Leagues’ founding years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Joe Sheehan
Acton High
Cambridge
Latin School
Joe Koslowski
Sheehan
Our Lady’s High School
Newton
B. SU
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emen
Eee
Sudbury Boys
Studentsborculture
Ool Girls
James J
Fay
Hale High
Hale High School News
Faustino,Mendes
Hudson High School
Mendes
Archie Banks
Unbeaten Concord
Mary Murray
Betty Sweeney
Beverly Englehardt
Barbara Fultz
Eileen Murray
Janet Magoon
Susan Friedman
Miss Linsky
Nancy Duggan
Phyllis Trainor
Jacqueline Stensby
Shirley Beharrell
Betty Ogilvie
Betty Nagle
Peggy Lee
Susan Ferran
Pigskin Pickin
Waltham
Natick
Norwood
Wakefield
Framingham
Needham
Milton
Woburn
Ian Marblehead
Lowell
White Plains
By Howe I. Pickem
U. S
Concord Juniors
C.H.S
Turkey
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