Concord High Outclassed by Neighboring Town Schools
State census figures show Concord with 8,382 residents, far below Belmont 28,866 Melrose 27,971 Reading 12,327 Stoneham 12,032 Lexington 14,452 Winchester 15,300 Wakefield 18,677 and the rest. The piece notes Concord High is small compared with its Middlesex rivals.
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Concord
Concord High
Middlesex Lea
Belmont
Melrose
Stoneham
Reading
Lexington
Winchester
Wakefield
Bélmont
St Bernard's Holy Name to Join Boston Baseball League
Members of St Bernard's Holy Name Society voted to join the Suburban Baseball League in Boston this summer. Play starts around April 21 with a meeting on April 14. The league may have 16 teams and divide into divisions including Lincoln Watertown Arlington Medford and three Waltham clubs. Dick Loftus will coach and likely play. other lined up players include Fred Loftus Jimmy Cullinane Stevie Flannery Freddie Giusti Lilly O Neill Ed Dempsey Bill La Hiff Paul Dee Harry Cook. Nebraska has about 6 100 miles of railways.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
Holy Name Society
Boston
Malden
Lincoln
Watertown
Arlington
Medford
Waltham
Dick Loftus
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Fred Loftus
Jimmy Cullinane
Stevie Flannery
Freddie Giusti
Lilly O'Neill
Ed Dempsey
Bill LaHiff
Paul Dee
Harry Cook
Braves head north for city series with Red Sox
Spring training attention centers on a top hitter under new manager as the Braves travel to face the Boston Red Sox in the annual city series. Holmes narrowly missed the NL batting crown last season, edged by Phil Cavarretta of the Cubs.
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Gheeeee
Billy Southworth
Braves
Boston Red‘Sox
Holmes
Phil Cavaretta
Chicago Cubs
Streams Stocked Ahead of 1946 Fishing Season
Concord and surrounding towns report stocking of Brook trout in multiple waters. State Director James F. Power announced the openings of the 1946 fishing season on Monday, April 15. Waters stocked include Concords Jennie Duggan brook Walden pond Mill brook Acton Nashoba brook Bedford Vine brook Sudbury Landham brook Stoney brook Hudson Fort Meadow brook Marlboro Assabet river Littleton Beaver brook Boxboro Inch brook Burling ton Vine brook Ayer Bennett brook Sandp pond Framingham Hemenway brook Learned pond Stow Stow brook Waltham Hobbs brook Stony brook.
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Concord
James F. Power
Jennie Duggan Brook
Walden Pond
Mill Brook
Acton
Nashoba Brook
Bedford Vine Brook
Sudbury
Landham Brook
Stoney Brook
Hudson
Fort Meadow
Marlboro
Assabet River
Cahoon Begins 16th Season as Concord Club Pro
Concords pro and manager Cahoon starts his 16th season at Concord Country Club on Monday with two new assistants both former GIs. Stanley Wasiuk, ex assistant pro at Maynard, will serve here, while Carmine Iodonisi of Newton becomes the new caddy master. Season aiming for April 19 opener and a busy year.
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Concord
Harold Cahoon
Stanley Wasiuk
Maynard Country Club
Carmin Iodonisi
Newton
Cahoon
300 Club and All Stars Listed with Reformatory Affiliation
A compact entry lists 300 Club member D Bregoli and All Stars member J Wilder with Reformatory ties, along with 311 cee seen J Hayes, Deputy P Bowker connected to Reformatory. The brief item names affiliations and minutes.
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D. Bregoli
All Stars
J. Wilder
Reformatory
Ee J. Hayes
Depoty
P. Bowker
Middlesex School Opens Baseball Season With Waltham
Middlesex School hosts its traditional season opener against Waltham High at Concord diamond at 3 p m. Coach Wendell Raymond begins his 32nd year and Jack Leary his 27th year as rivals. Key players depart for service, but pitchers like Joe Clark and Norman Roy are listed, with lineup to be set at game time.
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Concord
Greater
Boston
Middlesex School
Waltham High
Wendell P. Raymond
Middlesex
Jack Leary
Watch City Nine
Learyites
Dave Huidekoper
Winslow Hallowell
Bill Emmons
Bill Stodghill
Joe Clark
Riley Gilbert
Bob Ladd
Tony Zane
Char
Ley Lee
Lee
Clark
Hyde Brownell
Malcolm Richards
Waltham
Leary
Norman Roy
Star
Fran Anderson
Roy
Anderson
Dick Bartlett
Irving Haynes
Intertown Bowling League Ends With Gruber Team Dominance
The Intertown Bowling League closed its season with the Gruber team leading in total pin fall at 36,966 and capturing top honors. The season highlighted strong performances across clubs as Rae and others earned notable results.
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Maynard
Intertown
Gruber
Dus
Rae
Bregoli posts new league mark with 374
Concord All Stars defeated Lincoln as Dalgo Bregoli rolled 374 for a new record in the Mill Dam Bowling League. Reformatory beat Post Office while Dairy topped Finast and Depot defeated K of C. a Thrift versus Concord Oil match was postponed. Lincoln and Reformatory clinched playoff berths.
Kelley Wins Reddish Run in Boston 15-Mile Race
Kelley, defending B A A marathon champion, opened with an official start last Saturday in the Reddish A A 15 mile race at Boston. He beat Charley Robbins, with Woods and Nesora among the contenders, signaling strong form for the upcoming B A A race set for April 20.
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Poncora
Johnny Kelley
West
Aion
Plodder
Boston
Charley
Robbins
Teddy Woods
Stars Nail Rolloff Spot In Pin Loop
Goncord Dalgo Bregoli rolled 374 three string score to set a season high in the Mill Dam Bowling League as Teague closed its season. His total broke John Hayes 346 mark and helped the All Stars beat the league leading Lincoln 40. Lincoln still tops, but All Stars clinch a playoff berth with one match postponed. Thrift could jump to second or drop into fourth on final results. Reformatory defeated Postoffice 4 0 riding the basement, Dairy won 3 1 over eer and Depot beat K os 3 1.
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Concord
All Stars
Mill Dam
Lincoln
Dalgo Bregoli
Reformatory
Postoffice
Dairy
Finast
Depot
Ksof C
Thrift
Concord Oil
Bregoli
John Hayes
Post
Goncord
Ie Teague
Oilmen
Tromeer
K. Os
Red Cross Swim School Returns to Hanson Concord
The Water Safety Department of the American Red Cross Society will run the Red Cross Swim School at South Hanson from June 17 to 27. It trains men and women to become lifeguards with scholarships from the Concord Chapter for those who will teach July sessions at Walden Pond. Minimum age is 19, with exceptions for promising 16 year olds. Call Mrs Henry Seton at Concord 758 for details.
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Concord
Water Safety Department
American Red Cross Society
South Hanson
Concord Chapter
Walden Pond
Armed Services
Henry Seton
Maynard hosts opening game and track meet at Maynard High
Reggie Sawyer announces candidacy while Marlboro Enterprise and Hudson Daily Sun sponsor a ten mile road race. Charlie Manty welcomes 30 track aspirants at Maynard High School with a post marathon dance to follow.
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Reggie Sawyer
Maynard
Concord
Marlboro Enterprise
Hudson — Daily Sun
Charlie Manty
Snowy action boosts local sports in week
Snows leads Dam Bowl ing League and Maybees top the Ladies Ten Pin Club. West Concord Cardinals join Shawsheen Baseball League with Charlie Doyle as manager. Reformatory All Stars defeat St Bernard's 42 3 Concord hosts Patriot's Day sports program.
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Ago Snows
Dam
Maybees
West Concord Cardinals
Shawsheen
Charlie Doyle
Reformatory All Stars
St. Bernard’s
Concord
Lincoln Mohawks May Back Strong Semi Pro Baseball This Season
Sport notes say Lincoln Mohawks could field a solid semi pro baseball team again, with local interest high alongside other teams. Pete Harwood is viewed as a strong Harvard varsity football prospect under Coach Dick Harlow. Tom Maloney is elected Lexington basketball captain for next year, succeeding Dick Vaughan and Bix Shoemaker, while Connie Buck becomes Lexington hockey captain, replacing John Lowe.
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Lincoln Mohawks
Pete Harwood
Harvard
Dick Harlow
Tom Maloney
Lexington
Dick Vaughan
Bix Shoemaker
Connie Buck
John Lowe
Beacon Hill fights for control of regional railroads
The lengthy Boatner report fueling a major legal battle over Massachusetts railroad finance cites New Haven control of the Boston and Maine line. Whittemore condemns public release while New Haven officials defend impartial investigation amid broader push to dissolve Boston and Maine links to New Haven. Voting machines gain traction in Massachusetts as Brookline adopts 75 units to reduce costs and ensure accurate ballots.
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New Haven
New England
Boston
Maine
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Boster Railroad
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Chicago Railroad
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Acton School Notes On Proposed Veterans High School Course
A proposed Veterans High School course would run evenings, with teachers as instructors, serving multiple towns to avoid Fitchburg travel. The plan aligns with state education guidelines and requires attendance by eligible veterans, while committees for the Junior class form in May to organize the prom and publicity, with volunteers named for arrangements and refreshments.
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Fitchburg
Adicipal
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