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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
12
Tarneys Wicko led with 276 and Morrill 305 as teams posted totals up to 1772. Multiple squads including Dodds Tuttos Murphys Maynard and Comanches posted high marks with Geary 299 and Shostak 317 among top games in the league standings.
The report lists multiple teams with player scores and totals. Harneys 3 lead with 1433, Bolts 1 total 1432, Palmers 1478, Players 1424, Sneads 1558, Caspers 1499, showing varied individual scores and averages across squads.
A rough OCR read lists multiple teams and player scores with totals and averages for Dewey and Almy, Giants, Lions, Rams, Browns, and Steelers. The fragmentary data show individual player numbers, team totals, and misread names, indicating a compiled baseball or football score table from a historic game summary.
The Cha-Chas, Tangos, Charlestons, Limbos and Twisters posted individual scores for members leading to team totals. Notable tallies include Kulevich 326 and Foley 269 as parts of the high aggregate 1566 and 1492 to 1315 ranges across groups.
Maynard and Concord Candlepin results feature Beverly Bouchard Concord 335 with one 124, Shirley Reece 344 and 122, Barbara Heiligmann 333, and Maynard Women led by Betty Musgrave 295 and Mary Bobritsky 264. St Christopher's saw Cathy Kulevich 326 with 107 104 115. Mary Moynihan leads averages at 95.8 as Sheila Power 90.6. Tutto's showcases Jo Stephens 93.8 and Rusty DiPietro 98.1. Lynn Hallwell 336 sets new Tutto's Women high on Thursday.
Report lists multiple teams with runners and scores: Pauls Poulson Romilly Richard son Bouchard 1346 Downey Popiemuck Brooks McGrath Marchant 1338 Obergs Washburn Schwab Melanson Connelly Tofteri total 1314 Gale Lawrence Dawson average 246 Grierson Lazaro 278 total 1280 Bearls Crossley F Manning Baker Alger Wheeler total 1402 Ailis Sweeney R Lester Donahue Byrne Leach total 1314 Market Peterson Lalli Kahlainen Dee Staszewski total 1351 Jerrys Tucker Pirko la Beatty J Lster Statkus total 1308.
Canadiens Sokolowsky 275 Lalli 274 Quinn 280 Bakun 265 Palazzo 243 Maria no 252 tot 1599. Red Wings Gilazier 257 A Twombly Jr 255 Ryall 169 2 Allard 261 Hicks 152 2 McMillan 156 2 Murphy 265 tot 1516. Rangers Laskowski 278 T King 294 S Gracetta 269 Powers 270 average 237 K iteowicz 301 tot 1649. Bruins Nicholas 267 Duggan 257 Fr Haddad 229 Edward son 280 Massarelli 309 Dora 289 tot 163. Maple Leafs A Twom bly Jr 318 A LeSage 323 Johnson 278 P Murphy 271 Buscemi 263 tot 1712. Black Hawks W LeSage 279 S Ryall 255 Sullivan 280 Morrissey 284 Doran 287 Larsen 263 tot 1648.
Reccos family lead with 1378 points across six players including Alexander and Hardy. Bouchards add 1335 as Gentry and McArdle post strong scores. Tofferis and McCarthys also clear 1200s, while Heiligmanns total 1308 with Wood and Venti among top scorers.
A compact score and name list shows players and teams with numbers that appear to be rankings or scores. Names include Recco, Hellawell, Bouchard, Heiligmann, Kulevich, Burke, Baker, Tofferi, Alger and others associated with Candlepin and Inter-Town leagues or clubs.
In a Holy Name League tally several colleges posted high team scores led by Boston College and Villanova. Individual standouts included Sweeney and A Haynes, with multiple players contributing to totals ranging from the mid 1400s to 1700.
In a high scoring meet, Tempests 1293 lead Ajaakkola 239 Saari 262 Hamalainen 238 Higgins 284 Ed Cuddy 270. Opels 1265. Thunderbirds 1313. Jaguars 1167. Corvairs 1295. Falcons 1262. Ramblers 1341. Valiants 1249.
In Concord at Concord Bowl arena the K of C Junior Bowling Tournament runs Saturdays with eight boys teams and six girls. Boys leaders Falcons 9 0 and Woodpeckers 7 2, Hawks and Sparrows tied for third at 5 4. Girls Larks 8 1 lead Robins and Wrens 6 3. Top boys scorers are Mark Ambrose 112 Richard Grands 107 Jim Finigan 107 Maurice Ryan 107. In girls Pam Giannini 106 Judy Ree 102.
The ledger lists multiple stone named groups with players and scores. Flintstones Moonstones Redstones Limestones Hailstones appear with individual totals and final scores for each squad, such as Flintstones totaling 1265 and Moonstones 1297.
Allen Wilder of Wilder road in Boston will serve as a steward at the 50th anniversary Eastern Des Club show at Commonwealth Armory in Boston. The event runs Saturday and Sunday November 24 and 25 with 1000 entries expected from across the East and beyond. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday.
An investment pitch circulates under the banner Invest in Your Country featuring Wings Bonds. The appeal centers on patriotic finance, urging readers to back national projects and enterprises through themed securities.
ABRHS football summary notes the Colonials finishing 10 2 1 for the season under coach Daniel Boylen. Beddoe set a school scoring record with 11 goals, Gould added 10, and the defense allowed 16. The team opened with an eight game win streak and posted strong non league wins.
Pin Pattern leaders Helin and Wir tanen top individual averages as Maynard's group shows strong scores. Dodds and Tutto's lead the team standings with 23 wins, Tobins close behind at 20-16. Our Lady's Holy Name, Dewey and Almy, and Country Club announce recent results and season openings with captains listed.
A list of members and affiliations appears for the 321 Club in Concord with names including Smethurst Mill Dam Bregoli Intra-Town Rivet Bedford Shostak Genetti Colombo Arsenault Tetreault Pageau Hanson Thoreby LeSage and St Bridget’s Cannon. Figures 368 361 354 352 343 340 338 337 336 335 334 accompany entries.
Acton Gary St Martin son of Raymond St Martin of 7 Oakwood road is a freshman at University of Massachusetts majoring in liberal arts. At ABRHS he played volleyball soccer and belonged to glee club. David G Huntley son of Cyril E Huntley of 211 Central street entered Burdett College. At ABRHS he was in ski club volleyball and boys intramurals.
An evening Thanksgiving service is set for 7 30 p m at Maynard Methodist Church sponsored by the intermediate youth fellowship. The Catholic bishop’s Thanksgiving clothing drive continues for overseas relief with donations at K of C Hall. VA Hospital gift shop donations may be left with Mrs John J Walsh. Exalted Ruler Dallas B Benham announces $110 000 in national foundation scholarships and local applications are available from Arthur G West. Maynard Elks meet Monday at 8 p m. A turkey raffle report will be given. Martha’s Society met Thursday at Mission Evangelical Church. Advent hymn sing info via Rev Lawrence O’Brien. Schools on Thanksgiving recess resume Monday.
Lexington coach George Perry guides the Enema Tree Card in a local meet. Width of competition and competing teams are recorded with Perry in a prominent role this season.
Sudbury residents prep for Carl de Suze lecture Southwest Asia the Tiger We Ride at Sudbury J H S gym Friday Nov 23 at 815 p m Boosters Club sponsors tickets sold at the door or from local and Sudbury shops and merchants Sympathy flows to Mrs Norine M Sjosted on the death of her father Thomas W Henry 69 retired Waltham officer Schools take Thanksgiving break and planning board set hearings on zoning changes at town hall
Bedford members gathered for an annual banquet in Concord with reservations managed by David Dossin KIUXM Acton. Firemen attended a chimney smoke incident at Edward Gillespie 283 Concord Road with no serious damage. Bedford Red Cross to host bloodmobile on Friday November 23 at the new Legion Hall from 1 PM to 6 45 PM call 275 6011 for appointments walk ins welcome
At the November meeting of the Colonial Little League Mothers Club of Acton and Roxborough a new officer slate was elected. President Bernice Smith and vice president Natasha MacGregor were named, with Priscilla Ley also noted. The club announced later dates for deputy positions and held a raffle drawing with many local merchants donating gifts for winners including Mrs. J W McGinty and W Lagarenne among others.
Theo phil Klemme ends a 56 year tenure at Eden Publishing House later owned by the Evangelical and Reformed Church. He began as an orphan bookkeeper in 1906 at age 19 and rose to head bookkeeper and cashier of the firm now part of the United Church of Christ.
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