Dodds Deflate Tire With D Errico 335 Bath Leads Alleys
In the Intra Town League last week Dodds Welding beat Firestone Tire 4 0 and Bathmen defeated Tutto s Alleys 3 1. DiPietro Roofers won 3 1 over Middlesex Laundry with John D Errico leading the Welders 335 on singles 103 102 130 and a high weekly triple. Ray Beatty and J Sebastyn posted 301 and 307 as Hugh Miller added 333 for Bathmen while Bill Morill led with 304 for the victors.
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Maynard
John D’errico
Ray Beatty
J. Sebastyn
Jay” Dee
Bathmen
Laundry Clan
Hugh Miller
Bill Morill
DiPietros Ear
J. Tobin
B. Morrill
Edwardson
P. Piecewicz
Stephens
Middlesex I.aundry
Puffer
O'Clair
Trom
Robbins
Lombard
Miller
Larsen
Kane
Fardy
Nyholm
Kangas
Orr
J. Dee
Wirtanen
Tuttos
Aley
Clark
B. Tobin
S. Graceffy
Peterson
King
Dodds Welders
Wawhatala
J. Pozerycki
D'Errico
Bra Lampinen
Firestone Tire
Mill Dam League Bowling Matches Set for Monday
Concord Mill Dam Bowling League resumes action Monday October 17 at 7 PM at Lexington. Five matches are Hubbardville against Anchors, K of C Jrs against Andy Boy, Priests versus Jokers, K of CC Src against Ramblers, Tudys versus Lincoln.
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Mill Dam
Concord — Mill Dam
Lexington
Hubbardville
Anchors
K of C. Jrs
Andy Boy
Priests
Jokers
K. of CC
Src
Ramblers
Tudys
Lincoln
Elmwood Tightens Race With Top List Scorers Tie
Maynard Standits ends the fourth week in the Intra Town circuit tied atop the scoring list, as Elmwood shares the lead. The report notes Elmwood tied for the top scorer position with Maynard Standits and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Maynard
Bowling Standings Show Bos ton College and Marquette Tied
Boston College and Marquette share the top rung in the Holy Name Bowling League after a tied standings showing both teams at the summit. Details on points and next matches were not fully provided.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Boston College
Marquette
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League Matches Listed
Next week's Maynard bowling schedule shows six matches at Jutto's Alleys from 7 PM. On Monday October 17 King’s Package store faces Stretch's Tavern Murphy Printers meets Firestone Tire DiPietro Roofers battles Elmwood Bath. Tuesday October 18 Gruber Furniture clashes with Dodd Welders Tutt o's Alleys hosts Cullinane Haulers Tarny Trimmers faces Middlesex Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Jutto’s
King’s Package Store
Stretch’s Tavern
Murphy Printers
Firestone Tire
DiPietro Roofers
Elmwood Bath
Gruber Furniture
Dodd Welders
Turtto’s
Cullinane Haulers
Tarny Trimmers
Middlesex Laundry
Matches Carded for Holy Name Bowling League Round Two
Three matches listed for next Wednesday in the Holy Name Bowling League at Tutte's Alleys Maynard include Marquette versus Villanova Holy Cross versus Boston College and Notre Dame versus Fordham. The pairings kick off the second round and league play continues next week.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Marquette
Villanova
Holy Cross
Boston College
Notre Dame
Fordham
Second Battalion
Waltham
Lexington
Tutte’s
Horgan Rolls Season Marks In Bowling Meet
Horgan leads with 336 and 133 in a high scoring match as Villanova's Captain Richie Loughlin returns. Manny Garcia posts a 311 triple but Marquette Boston College Notre Dame Holy Cross Fordman and Villanova produce a tight team total with Notre Dame 1578 and Villanova 1592 while Marquette 1594 and Holy Cross 1490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horgan
Garcia
R. Sheehan
C. Malone
J. Wallace
L. Frawley
T. Horgan
R. Cahill
Villanova
W. Carew
T. Ryan
T. Conlon
B. Higgins
R. Loughlin
J. Dickey
L. Moreau
Notre Dame
R. Currier
P. LeBlanc
J. Hollenkamp
J. Jungers
J. Pageau
M. Garcia
Holy Cross
M. Sluyski
W. Horgan
J. Viscariello
N. O’connor
J. McMullen
J. Steinmann
Fordman
S. Salwa
D. O’hare
L. Gillis
B. Dee
J. Francis
Dummy
J. Rust
Sudbury and area high school sports schedule
Thursday events include Sudbury High versus Cushing Academy in soccer at Ashburnham at 3 p m and Concord High against Lexington in cross country at Concord at 3 p m. Weekend and midweek bowling leagues list multiple matches across Lexington Maynard and Concord venues.
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Sudbury High
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Bedford
Lexington
Lexington High
Concord High
Concord
Sudbury Grade
Fay School
Sudbury
Bowling League Notes and Leaderboard Update
Pin Patter Officers of the new Maynard Women's Bowling League are Barbara Hei ligmann president Gertrude Dee secretary and Elizabeth Schwab treasurer Legals have won two straight in this league Four entries in this new league Ramblers in Mill Dam League notable start Devore faces Palmers in West Concord League tonight Harry Sayer leads with 100.2 seconds Wendell Jones 99.0 John Bundala vitch 98.9 Ladies Ten Pin Club changes name from Nite-Ingales to Nite-Fiters.
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New Maynard Women’s Bowling League
Barbara Heiligmann
Gertrude Dee
Elizabeth Schwab
Legals
Enterprise Sports Department
Mill Dam
Ramblers
Devore
Palmers
Harry Sayer
Wendell Jones
John Bundalavitch
Musketaquid Club Dinner Meeting Next Thursday
The Musket aq uid Sportsmen's club will hold its regular supper meeting on October 20 at 6 30 PM at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue. President Augie Macone will conduct the business session.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Augie Macone
Theresa DiPietro Leads Segal To Victory In Maynard League
Theresa DiPietro steered Segal's Gale Shop to a 4-0 win over Bears' Shop in the Maynard Women's League at Tutto's Alleys. She rolled a 300. Pauls Food Shop beat Millstream 4-0 and Aili's Corner Shop defeated Obergs 3-1.
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Theresa DiPietro
Segal
Pauls
Ailis
Maynard
Gale Shop
Bears’s
Tutto’s Alleys
Paul’s Food Shop
Millstream
Aili
Segal’s
Mahoney
Dickey
Huhtamaki
DiPietro
Mallery
Deeeeeeeeee
Schnab
Agin
Poulson
Willet
Stakus
Beaudreau
Aili’s Corner Store
Asbjornson
Armour
Bariteau
Ligmann
Washburn
Oberg’s
Crossley Lindquist
Lester Ee Eee
Kahlainen
Stephens
Nashoba Sportsmen Club Sets October Meeting
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting next Thursday October 20 at 8 00 PM at the clubhouse off Route 27 North Acton President Walter L Perrault will preside.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Walter L. Perrault
Cuppies Lose to Flounders in Skittles Match
West Concord women skittlers saw the Flounders defeat the Guppies 3-1 last week at Maynard. Flounders leaders Thelma So 253 Phyllis Hughes 234 Hazel Bascom 219 Helen Nylen 201 Eleanor Coolidge 194. Guppies top scorers Helen Hanson 278 Grace French 196 Joan Pearson 211 Jan Dalton 220 Eleanor Cahill 188. Team totals 1131 for Flounders and 1098 for Guppies.
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West Concord
Maynard
Flounders
Guppies
Thelma So
Phyllis Hughes
Hazel Bascom
Helen Nylen
Eleanor Coolidge
Guppiesi
Helen Hanson
Grace French
Joan Pearson
Jan Dalton
Eleanor Cahill
Release Pairings For Next Matches In Maynard
West Concord league pairings for next Thursday's round list seven matches at two times. Dovie faces Bottled Gas and Condon s meet Hardings at 7 p m followed by Rod & Gun versus E. S and Home Products against Cushmans and Postoffice versus Cullinane at 9 p m.
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West Concord
Tutte’s
Maynard
Dovie
Bottled Gas
Condons
Hardings
Fentons
Palmers
Rod & Gun
Home Products
Cushmans
Postoffice
Cullinane
Concord Woman in Golf Tourney Scores 103 86
Mrs Hope Chase of 90 Mainstreet wife of Selectman Edward P. Chase competed in the women’s golf tournament at Charles River last week finishing with a 103 86 card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hope Chase
Mainstreet
Edward P. Chase
Charles River
Chakmas Prefer Tobacco Across Generations in East Pakistan
report notes the Chakma people of southeastern East Pakistan commonly smoke tobacco from ages four to eighty four. the piece highlights widespread use across age groups and respects traditional habit among the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Pakistan
Polly Heyliger Leads Mid-Niters With 297 In Bowing Match
Concord Polly Heyliger of the Mid-Niters rolled a 297 high triple and 115 high single as her team tied the Nite-Fiters in a Wednesday Ladies' Ten Pin Bowling Club match at Lexington. Nite-Ryders defeated Nite-Owls 4-0. Team totals: Mid-Niters 1293, Nite-Fiters 1223.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Polly Heyliger
Lexington
Nite-Owls
Polly Beaudoin
Kay Powers
Margaret Nickerson
Barbara Loughlin
Jeannette Stensby
Mary Mansfield
Lucy Harding
Marge Burke
Shirley Recco
Mary Conley
Mid-Niters
Harriet Dickson
Bertha Malcolm
Toni Trabucco
Becky Faunce
Edie McGrath
Jeannette Macone
Anna Sepe
Edie Harvey
Peggy McCarthy
Election buzz at Concord High as voters rally
Notes from Concord High describe walls covered with posters for candidates in the three upper classes. Officials promise the election to be the most exciting yet. After the seniors elect on Thursday, freshmen will back their favorites.
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Concord
Rifle Club Draws 50 Volunteers At New Chapter
Coach Norton Levy urged volunteers for the rifle club, a newer activity, and about 50 boys and girls signed up. The initial meeting has been held and the group is ready to begin, aiming to match last year’s strong contest showings and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Levy
Rifle Club
Concord square dance brings students together at Concord Academy
A Concord High School social event hosted last Friday at Concord Academy by the Trinity Church Young People's Fellowship drew attendees for a lively square dance. Separately the Jackson College Alumnae invited all girls planning to attend college to an open house on Columbus Day October 12 in the afternoon.
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Concord High School
Concord Academy
Trinity Church Young People’s Fellowship
Jackson College
Mrs. Cunningham Receives Letter About New Connecticut Home
Mrs. Jessie Cunningham reads a letter from Mrs. Graham known as Rebecca Pious describing a new home in Connecticut and a part time teaching job she has secured.
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Jessie Cunningham
Graham
Rebecca Pious
Connecticut
Acton High School Seniors to Conduct Youth Census
The Acton High School senior class starts an annual census on Monday October 10 for a week. It targets every resident under 21 in Acton. Findings will guide future school building plans.
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Acton
Acton High School
Meadow Mouse Eats Its Weight in Food Each Day
A common meadow mouse reportedly consumes food weighing as much as its own body weight every 24 hours. The claim highlights the rodent's high metabolic demands and feeding behavior in natural habitats.
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling At Tutte's Alleys
Cullinane defeated Lem 4-9 on a bat in the Maynard intra-town bowling event at Tutte's Alleys. Graceffa posted a 97 with a high triple 305 as another notable score. Str and Murphys led a five lef stretch in other team results.
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Maynard
Lem Graceffa
Cullinane
Tutte
Graceff
Ken
Evedtien
Str
Murphys
Haynes Leads Topnotchers With 302 In Bowling Losses
In the Second Battalion Bowling League at Wal-Lex Alleys Concordlocal teams faltered. Topnotchers lost 3-1 while the Thunderbirds were shut out 4-0. Haynes fired 302 for Topnotchers, Dee nearly hit 300 as Company H and Company F posted strong team totals despite defeat.
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Concord
Second Battalion
Wal-Lex
Thunderbirds
Topnotchers
George Haynes
Mort” Dee
R. Wood
L. Lawrence
F. Mula
J. Mandile
C. Simmons
W. Dow
J. Russo
J. McBreen
R. Bumford
W. Bovey
Company F
A Knod
P. Gonzales
T. Giunta
M. Dee
Maynard School News Highlights Student Activities
Maynard students participate in nurse aide volunteer efforts at Emerson Hospital with a selection list to be published. Religious instruction begins under Released Time at St Bridget and St Casimir. Junior High votes in school accident insurance and offers coverage around school hours. An instrument demonstration spurred 49 students toward instrumental study. 15 seventh graders will start once instruments arrive. Emerson Junior High Glee Clubs grow to over 125 members. rehearsals set for Tuesdays and Wednesdays with an eye to upcoming Christmas and Spring concerts and the Northeast Music Festival in Watertown.
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Maynard
Emerson Hospital
St. Bridget and
St. Casimir Catholic
Hgh
Emerson Junior High School
Hollis Music Company
Boston
Karen Sousa
Paul Setzco
Leo Roache
Joan Wheeler
Gerald Dee
Raymond DeRosby
Ann Marie Martucci
Walter Lowe
Pauline O' Driscoll
Richard Fardy
Paul Stapel
Peter Waldron
Martin Malcolm
Clark Hooper
John Manc'n
Watertown
Fourth Grade Hobby Show At Roosevelt School
Miss Zaniewski’s pupils in Roosevelt School displayed miniature pitchers model airplanes and ships collections stones horses and stamps at the recent Hobby Show.
Roosevelt School Opens Instrumental Lessons Enrollments Pass Thirty
Over 30 boys and girls at Roosevelt School enrolled in instrumental lessons taught by Charles Garabedian. Last Tuesday morning, the program began under his direction as conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Charles Garabedian
Unclear race results list features multiple athletes and times
The fragment shows a jumble of names such as Colombo Perillo Syrjanen Murphy Kalomsan Ignachuk and several others with partial scores and a stretcher mention, suggesting a sports meet results sheet with multiple athletes and entries, but full events and outcomes are not readable.
Administrative Leader At Concord Lecture Series
A partial report from Acton High notes a meeting of the Sel pents association at House Swam with focus on administrative leadership and teaching of mentary Grad ber topics. Mentioned are Alice Coste Mrs Lyd Celina MacLe Dagdigian Miss Phyllis Elizabeth Tufts and others. A separate item references Hartford Moodus and a moodus game incident with a borrowed instrument and a found cat.
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Concord
Pupils Demonstrate Musical Skills in School Concert
Sixth grade pupils at the school showcased musical ability with a performance featuring instruments played by Hollis M Boston Alice Octove and Tony V flute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti 6Th Grads
Hollis M Boston
Alice Octove
Tony V
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D’errico
Lampinen
Karo Lampinen
Elmwood See
Ae Eee
Grubbs Ternys
Kings
Firestone
Laundry
Jay Dee
Holy Cross Notre Dam
N.N
S Cartoon CO
MR. Snodgrass
Hudson High
Riverside Park
Hudson
Maynard High
Wayland High
Alumni Field
Middlesex Schools
Groton School
Groton
Concord Country Club
Concord High Girls
Winchester High
Winchester
Belmont High
Emerson Playground
Essex
Musketaquid
Nashoba
Musketaquid Club
Cuppies
Polly
Lady Loop
New York
Niaa
Findley Lake
Ashville
Niagara ‘Cee Farms
Lockport
Oakfield
Reiss
Freeville
Cold Brook
Homer
Partridge Land Lodge
Redfield
Bot Star Ranch
Chaumont
Gane Prevert
Petes Lake
Iron Kettle
Fondaburn’s
Luzerne
Livingstone
Rath Mohr
Toeceentwell Junction
Lor Hill Farm
Stormville
Thunder-Ten-Bronckh
Hope Hill
Ae Ers Eepsie
Joe Cox
Pawling
Dutchess Om Veet Gun Club
T-M-T
Sacnere
Rock V
Aeel Clifton Cams Tear Hill Phea
Lem
King’s Meat
Murphy
Sta
Haynes
Maynard School News
Duggan
J. Colombo
Perillo
M. Syrjanen
Seeeg
Tarnys E. Smith
Mariano
W. LeSage
B. Watt
T. Colombo
Lester
J. Farrar
Nevala
Hines
F. Kane Novick
Nordberg
C. Syrianen
Gruber Primiano
Acton High
O’connell
Hartford
Les Gilbert
Ibeat
Gilbert
Moodus
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