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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1954
Page
10
Maynard King’s Package Store jumped to the top of the Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League with a 4-0 win over Tarny Trimmers at Tutte's Alleys. Barber Chevrolet blanked Dodd's Welders 4-0 and Cullinane Haulers defeated Middlesex Laundry 3-1.
Concord C squad, coached by Bob Seaward, beat Watertown freshmen 24-0 with Normie Anderson scoring in the first half and three late scores by Lloyd McManus Dick Evans and Dooley Thorpe plus Pete Gilman adding a final TD. All extra points were blocked.
About forty percent of Yale undergraduates receive some form of scholarship or other financial aid from the university. The total amount of financial assistance offered by Yale to students in a year amounts to about $1,150,000.
Maynard King’s top the Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League standings with Gruber tied for second place alongside Barber. The current rankings show the leaders and the tied duo contending for the next position.
Boston signals rookie guards and forwards will play key roles this season as Frank Ramsey Togo Palazzi and Dwight Morrison vie for spots. Red Auerbach backs Ramsey as a likely back courtman while praising Palazzi and Morrison as possible starters.
West Concord The Holy Name Bowling League begins its second round of matches on Wednesday October 20 at Tutte's Alleys in Maynard. Three matches are scheduled Notre Dame versus Villanova Holy Cross against Boston College and Fordham facing Marquette all matches set for 8 p m.
Acton High hockeyists resume action with a Chelmsford game next Tuesday and a slate of late October matches at Maynard and Sudbury. Captain Angpe Kozokas, senior, leads the squad after a 1 0 victory over Chelmsford in the prior outing.
College gridder Ex Concord all around athlete now a junior at Norwich University plays end for the Horsemen this fall. He broke his nose twice but continues to play and was named a cadet sergeant. He is the son of Patrolman James E. Finan Jr and Mrs. Finan of 25 Everett Street. Photo courtesy George Burnham, Norwich.
Maynard Intra-Town Bowling League releases week schedule at Tutte's Alleys. On Monday October 18 matches include King's Package Store versus Firestone Murphy Printers versus Barber Chevrolet Gruber Furniture versus Cullinane Haulers at 7 pm. On Tuesday October 19 Elmwood Bath versus Middlesex Laundry Tarny Trimmers versus Masciarelli's DiPietro Roofers versus Dodd's Welders at 7 pm.
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club hosted a regular supper at the club house off Harrington avenue with about 55 members and guests. Police Sergeant Fred Nolan oversaw the supper with his chefs. Next Thursday at 7 the club will hold fall ladies night with President Augie Macone presiding.
Matches continue each Thursday evening in the West Concord Bowling League with next week's pairings at Maynard. On October 21 the 7 p.m. games are Red & Gun versus Reformatory Cushman's versus Fenton's Bottled Gas versus Home Products and at 9 p.m. General Radio versus Postoffice Palmer's versus Commonwealth Avenue Fruit versus Condon's.
Maynard-Murphy Printers fall into a second place tie after a 3-1 loss to Elmwood bath, a top contender from last year. Masciarelli's Jewelers defeated DiPietro Roofers 3-1 at Tutto's Alleys, and Firestone beat Gruber's 3-1 to knock the Tattan Afthulant.
Concord related results show Ramblers and Jolters tying 2 to 2. Standings list Andy Bay 4, K of C Jr 0, Lincoln 3 Hubbardville 1, K of C Srs 2, Priests 2, Anchors 3, Tudy’s 1. Ramblers post high team 1408 and 505, A Bartolomeo 3212, F Giusti 321, T Delsie 119.
Acton High lists upcoming fixtures after four starts with two wings. October 19 hosts Sudbury, October 20 welcomes Lawrence Academy, October 25 faces Hudson at home, and November 12 features the All-Star game at Hudson at night.
John T. Amber editor of The Gun Digest warns that in the next 24 hours four men one woman and two children may be shot accidentally. He cites a quarter century study noting rising firearm deaths and emphasizes treat every gun as loaded keep muzzle pointed away from others check target before firing keep gun on safety and never leave loaded guns in cars or moving vehicles.
Concord High School suffered its third straight loss as Wellesley won 42 17 on Concord's home course. Co Captain Bill Bottsford led the victors with a 14 25 two and three quarter mile effort. The Concord lineup featured five runners with Dave Parker placing fourth as Wellesley dominated the top places.
West Concord Holy Name League standings show Boston College 13 3 Holy Cross 11 5 Marquette 7 9 Fordham 4 6 Villanova 0 5 Notre Dame 0 0 pinfall totals list Boston College 6292 Holy Cross 6234 Marquette 6052 Fordham 5892 Villanova 6183 Notre Dame 6006.
Marlboro Marlboro's grammar school grid team will open a five game schedule this Friday in Concord facing the Concord grammarteers. Coached by Fred Gian cale and Ralph Grasse, the squad of 25 has uniforms and listed players including David Fournier Peter Samoulis Nick Hasganes Paul Chagnon Peter McFarlane Richard Campbell David Jessing Robert Cox and others. Schedule shows October 15 at Concord and October 20 at Hudson with captain roles and starting positions contested among Ganche Wileng Fiske Stanming and others.
Hudson Grammarite rolls to a 28 to 19 season opening win over Concord junior team at Concord. Kadlik scores 3 TDs including a 90 yard return. Bissonnette Grove and Skirted add TDs as Harriman built a 31 7 halftime lead and held on with strong line play and blocking from LeSage, Morin, and teammates.
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