Middlesex School Basketball Fails In Private Tourney
Middlesex School under coach John W Daiforth Jr and Thomas Huckins, led by captain Chase Peterson, finished the season with six wins in 11 regular games, then dropped to Browne and Nichols 39 to 29 in the private school tournament. The record includes losses to Waltham Trade Belmont Hill Milton and St Marks with wins over Rivers Cambridge Nobles Groton Alumni and Browne and Nichols.
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Concord
Richard C. Spélimian
Middlesex School
Browne & Nichols
Chase Peterson
John W. Daiforth Jr
Thomas ‘R. Huckins
Rivers
Cambridge
Nobles
Groton
Waltham Trade
St. Mark’s
Belmont Hill
Jost
Milton
Los
Alumni
Yanks Lead League With Narrow Margin Two Behind
Standings show the Yanks at 45 and 39 with 78.76, followed by the Dames at 44 40 179.72 and Tagalongs at 4 40 78.35. Edith Mc Grath tops with 119 high single and 29 triple. Polly Mara and Edith Mc Grath pace individual averages as the league reports daily scores.
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Edith McGrath
Edith. McGrath
Polly Mara
Baie McGrath
Martha Dee
Tarda Dee
Agnes Neville
Dottie Mertin
Alice ‘Algeo
Demeo Leads Mill Dam Pin League All Stars
Demeo tops team standings with 548 in Team Singles and 1551 in Team Triples for All Stars. Individual results feature Pete Ingenere with 186 and Henry Hanson 132, while Tony Delsie and Ingenere lead triples with 346 and 335 respectively.
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Demeo
All Stars
Concord Oil
Thrift
Pete Ingenere
Comerg
Henry Hanson
Sam
Tony
Delsie
Ingenere
Se Ogge Peta S. Demeo
D. C. Bregoli
T. Delsie
E. Tetreault
H. Hanson
D. Kelly
P. Ingenere
P. Moreau
G. Dee
F. Willey
F. Bregoli
D.bregoli
L. Smith
R. Ma
A. Macone
Curro
M. Dee
J. Finigan
B. Harmon
J. Viscariello
D. Carey
EB. Finigan
J. Antognoni
R. Perry
D. Robinson
A. Baptiste
C. Mara
F. Palumbo
Fred Macone
Ty Gormley
1. Steffanelli
B. Nickeson
J. Gilbert
T. Hhi
J. Macone
D. Rochinsky
Hopkins
R. Gorm
L. Venti
Stodghill Named Hoop Captain at Middlesex School
Middlesex School basketball star Concord John Stodghill, a high scoring forward, has been elected team captain for next year succeeding Capt Chase N Peterson. Stodghill, a second classman, also participates in football and other sports. Other leading scorers include Billy Baillergeron and Capt Petersen.
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Concord
John Stodghill
Middlesex
Chase N. Peterson
Stodghill
Billy Baillergeron
Capt
Petersen
Concord Athletic plans 17 game baseball schedule this spring
Concord Athletic's Director Bernard E. Megin at Concord High School has arranged a 17 game schedule for the baseball nine this spring. The slate includes 14 Middlesex League games, one against Middlesex School, and two against arch rival Maynard with a home and away series starting April 10 at Emerson Playground. The league lineup runs from April 21 with Belmont at Concord to June 4 with Concord at Winchester, including games at Lexington Reading Belmont Melrose Stoneham and others.
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Concord—Athletic
Bernard E. Megin
Concord High School
Middlesex School
Maynard
Middlesex
Emerson Playground
Concord
Belmont
Lexington
Reading
Welefield
Melrose
Stoneham
Winchester
Okefield
Acord
Civic Problem No 1 Aims to Stop Trash Mailings
City fathers seek a method to halt the mailing of letters by forgetful residents stuck in trash cans. The issue centers on preventing discarded mail from being mailed back into the system, with officials weighing potential policy steps.
Bardo leads with 81.8 as Wilson and Burke follow
A list shows scores with Bardo at 81.8 leading S Wilson and G Burke both at 81.8. Vigliotti 81.3 Fisher 81.0 Fenton 79.0 Cullinane 78.1 McLeod 73.8 Harmon 73.4 filet cher 71.2.
Marge Dee Tops in Bowling Meet for Concord Ladies
In the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club meet, Marge Dee posted top three string total and high single with 265 and 99. Yanks beat the Dames 3-1, Tams blanked Tagalongs 4-0. Tams lead as high team total 1265 with scores led by Alger 258 and Dee 253 among others.
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Conecord
Marge Dee
Yanks
Dames
Tams
Alice Burke
Becky Faunce
Margaret Burke
Marge ‘Des
Martha Dee
Darnes
Roberta Pel
Nandini
Margaret
Dottie Martin
Fie McGrath
Agnes” Neville
Alice
Alger
Tarda Dee
Fran Kilmartin
Nickerson
Polly Mara
Concord High announces two schedule changes in spring sports
Athletic Director Bernie Megin reports changes due to renovations at Emerson playground. The opening baseball game with Middlesex on April 10 moves to Middlesex diamond, and the April 13 track meet with Foxboro and Mansfield is postponed to later in the season.
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Concord
Concord High School
Bernie Megin
Emerson Playground
Middlesex
Foxboro
Mansfield
Concord Sport Notes Preview of Middlesex League Openers
Concord opens baseball next Wednesday with Middlesex School facing Wal tham high in a Greater Boston season kickoff. Winchester High shows early prospects under Sammy Bellino, while Bel mont defends the title with coach Polly Hars. The Middlesex League tests a two umpire system amid calls for reform. Acton Junior High shines in elementary hoops. Winchester track coach Henry Roowties eyes spring work and Patriot’s Day invite.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Waltham High
Winchester High
Paul Revere
Sammy Bellino
Winchester
Belmont
Polly” Hars
Hiff
The
Sporting News
LaHiff
Concord High
U. S. Marines
Tom Dunn
N. L
Acton
Middlesex
Harvey Wheeler
Peter Balkeley
Henry Roowties
Meynard
Charlie Manty
Concord High Players Named to All Star Team
Concord High School basketball players George Pearson and John Hanley earned honorable mention on the coaches all star list from the Middlesex League. The coaches team spotlightedTom Cain Belmont Harry Easton Manny Wynott Belmont and Chatiea Tuso.
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Concord
George Pearson
John Hanley
Tom Cain
Belmont
Harry Easton
Manny Wynott
Chatiea Tuso
T. Us
Team A defeats Team Biby 35 to 26 in season finale
In the final game at Hunt Gymnasium Coach Kenneths recreation class Team A beat Team Biby 35 26. Doe Dersio led Team A with 20 points while Dick Ryan scored 16 for Team Biby.
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Concord
Hunt Gymnasium
Kenneth
Biby
Doe Dersio
Dging
Dick Ryan
Carew Lacks Outfielders for 1946 Concord Team
Concord High coach Walker Ca rew gears up 1946 varsity baseball candidates at Emerson playground. He has nearly set pitchers catchers and perhaps infield but faces a definite lack of outfielders. First game is April 10 at Middlesex School with John Hanley at first Bernie Palmacc at second John DeRuzzo at third George Pearson at short George Fenton and Dick Finan as mound leaders while Bobby Flynn and Joe Callahan are likely catchers.
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Concord
Walker R. Carew
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Middlesex School
John Hanley
Bernie Palmacc
John DeRuzzo
George Pearson
George Fenton
Dick Finan
Bobby Flynn
Joe Callahan
Cahoon Sets 19th Season at Concord Country Club
Concord-Harold Cahoon, pro and manager, prepares for his 19th season at Concord Country Club. He began in 1927 as an assistant to Walter Johnson and aims to start around April 19, weather permitting. Greens are in fair shape with some sogginess. Assistants Nazareth Sperandik and Stanley Wasik return.
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Concord
Harold Cahoon
Concord Country Club
Walter Johnson
Cahoon
Nazareth J. Sperandik
Stanley Wa‘sik
Muscato Enjoys Easter Vacation From Notre Dame
Concord High’s Var Val Muscato, last year’s national indoor 440 champion, is spending Easter break from the University of Notre Dame with Mr and Mrs Anthony Woa at 22 Conant Street West. He recently competed in the Knights of Columbus meet in Cleveland, finishing fifth in the 600 as Villanova’s George Guida won.
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Concord
Valentine
Val” Muscato
Concord High
University of Notre Dame
Anthony Woa
Conant Street
West
South Bend
Cleveland
Ohio
George Guida
Vilenova
Allen Named Squash Captain At Williams Freshmen
Allen of the class of 1947 was elected captain of the Williams freshman squash team after an 8 1 victory. He is a member of the middle eses class and plans to try out for the varsity squad this season.
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Goncord
Richmond Allen
Williams
Fourth Degree Meet April Communion Breakfast Held
The Edward F McSweeney Assembly 4th Degree will hold its Communion Breakfast at the Elks Hall in Hudson Massachusetts after the 9 30 am Mass celebrated by Faithful Friar Father Conroy at St Michael Church Attorney Paul F Shaughnes sy of Marlboro will be principal speaker The committee led by Sir Knight William J Hickey includes Sir Knights Frank Gillis Leo n Charbonneau John A Kelleher John Rowe Clement Moran Henry DeCoste Joseph Spruhen Carey Hennebry Joseph Boothroyd and others The General Assembly spans Acton Ashland Dover Greasondale Framingham Hopedale Holliston Hopkinton Hudson Marlboro Maynard Mendon Milford Natick Southboro and Stow.
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Edward ¥. McSweeney
Assembly
Elks’ Hall
Hudson
Mass
Father Conroy
St. Michael’s ‘Church
Paul F. Shaughnessy
Marlboro
Mortimer G. Williams
William J. Hickey
Sir Knights
Frank Gillis
Leon Charbonneau
John A.kelleher
John Rowe
Bitrtbory
Cl Clement Moran
Henry DeCoste
Milford
Joseph’ Spruhen
Natick
Carey Hennebry
Framingham
Joseph Boothroyd
Maynard
Edward F. McSweeney
Dover
Greasondale
Hopedale
Holliston
Hopkinton
Hudson, Marlboro
Maynard, Mendon
Southboro
Stow
Maynard Elks and locals boost youth sports efforts
Local groups and individuals support youth athletics in Maynard. The Maynard lodge of Elks has hosted banquets and funded a flagpole at Alumni Field, while others like Henry Tolman Burt Coughlan Waine Freeman Jim Ledgard and Tont King aided baseball and basketball programs. The Polish American Citizens Club plans a townwide tryout for a new baseball club with no membership required. St Bridget's Holy Name and St Casimir's clubs also provide recreation for youths.
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Maynard Lodge of Elks Fas
Bill Cunningham
Swede Nelson
John Nokolainen
Mikko
Heilanen
Vaino Munionen
Maynard
Henry Tolman
Deen
Burt Coughlan
Peoples Theatre
Waine Freeman
Jim Ledgard
Tont King
Grong
St. Bridget’s Holy Name
Bernard Kane
Delphis Duquette
St. Casimir’s Club
Scout Jambo Ree at Concord Lincoln District Armory
A Saturday event titled Scout Jambo Ree is planned by the Concord Lincoln District at the State Armory at 7 p.m. A second item notes Middlesex School hosting a baseball game against a team from Wae High at Middlesex with a 4 p.m. start.
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Mammoth
Concord-Lincoln
State Armory
WEDAY
Middlesex School
Wae High
Middlesex
Five yolk giant egg reported by Rhode Island Red
In Provincetown Massachusetts snow claims a Rhode Island Red laid a five yolk egg weighing 31 ounces. The text notes boomerangs are linked to Australia though not origin Indiana, and mentions ancient boomerangs and related discoveries.
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Provincetown
Mass
Snow
Rhode Island
Women Jurors Bill Moves to Senate in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts House gave final reading to a bill allowing women to serve on juries starting next year with exemptions possible. Sponsor Rep. Fannie Dettling led support while Rep. Francis Matera warned of costs and a professional juror class. The measure cites 1946 voter approval and faces Senate action.
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State House
Boston
House of Representatives
Fannie (Buzzell) Dettling
Hudson
Senate
Francis V Matera
House
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Leslie B. Cutler
Needham
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