Two Twilight Games Slated For Hudson Nine This Season
Hudson high announces only two twilight baseball games this season with a schedule dominated by mid afternoon fixtures. The slate includes games at Clinton and Maynard while St Mark's Wayland and Franklin appear as non league opponents. The Midland league opens on Patriot Day with Hudson hosting Marlboro at 3 p.m. and the varsity list runs from April 17 at St Mark's to May 30 at Marlboro with multiple 3 p.m. starts.
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Hudson
Twilit
Hudson High
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Clinton
Maynard
St. Mark’s
Wayland
Franklin
Nudson
Marlboro
Ey Ut
Milford
Ben Thorpe A Mean Clubber
Hardeeville native Benjamin Robert Thorpe Jr. known as Bob or Ben rose through Savannah West Palm Beach and Gainesville clubs to Atlanta Braves spring training. A strong 230 pound outfield prospect, he led leagues in hits 195 in 1950 and returned from a broken jaw to star for a pennant winner.
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Monroe
Lia
Benjamin Robert Thorpe, Jr
Bob
Ben
Hardeeville
Robert Samuel
Clemson ‘College
Savannah
Navy
Braves
Bow
South Pacific
Gainesville
RBI
Pensacola
Fla
Atlanta
Southern Association
Luis Marquez Raises Hopes as Speedy Prospect
In spring drills Luis Marquez, Puerto Rico born 26, impresses with speed and fielding. Career highlights include stints with Homestead Grays and Portland, batting as high as .311 in 1950. Transfer history links to Yankees and Indians, with late 1940s stolen bases and center field potential cited.
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Shreveport. To
Luis Marquez
Sam Jethroe
Bradenton
Florida
Boston
Marquez
Puerto Rico
Mayaguez
United States
Homestead Grays
Johnny Logan
Braves
Luis
Grays
Yankees
New York Yankees
Homestead
Newark
Mesioner
A. B. Chandier
Cleveland
Indians
Portland
The
Tribe
Local Ike Waltons Will Be Out Early Sunday Morning
Concord reports locals of all ages will fish at Walden Pond and Jennie Dugan Brook when Massachusetts fishing season opens. Many licenses issued. Conservation Department estimates 7,060,000 fish released for this season.
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Concord
Ike Waltons
Massachusetts
Walden Pond
Jennie Dugan
Conservation Department
Concord High Faces Maynard in April Practice Scrimmage
Concord High School under coach John J O Connell plans a Friday practice game against Maynard at Emerson TM Playground. Lexington hosts Reading on April 17 and Concord postpones Belmont to April 25 while Lexington nadrigian leads with co captains Snelson and MacLean.
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Concord
Maynard. High
John J. O’connell
Concord High
Lexington
Emerson
Reading
Belmont
Johnny Adzigian
Stoneham
Harvard
Toby Snelson
Rod MacLean
Bedford
Final Pairings On Monday Night In Mill Dam Bowl League
The final round will be played next Monday night after which the season champion will be named. Pairings dated April 16 include Andy Boy versus K of C Juniors, Thrift versus Jokers, K of C Seniors versus Lincoln, Ramblers versus Macone’s, and Anchors versus Tudy's.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Andy Boy
C. Jrs
Thrift
Jokers
K. of C. Srs
Lincoln
Ramblers
Macone’s
Anchors
Tudy’s
Intra-Mural Baseball Sees Three Teams Per School Proposed
The eighth and seventh graders will form two leagues with extra lower grade players eligible for larger teams. Coaches Insani Joubert and Claridge along with Superintendent Coughlan and scheduler Rice outline three teams per school and a feeder system for future high school play. 132 students have signed up with Hildreth Mitchell and Bigelow reporting totals. season could extend to late May and an All-Star game vs Hudson.
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Mario Insani
Francis Joubert
Albert Claridge
John D. Coughlan
John B. Rice
Bigelow School
Mitchell
Hildreth
Freeman
Big Live
Selec
Hudson
Burke shoots 299 in pin league win for Trailers
Concord Margeret Burke of the Trailers rolled 299 and 107 in last Wednesday’s Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club round boosting a 4 0 win over the Wall ettes. Moonbeams beat the Comets 3 1. Trailers total 1256. Moonbeams 1223. Comets 1 23.
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Concord
Margaret Burke
Wallettes
Moonbeams
The
Comets
Gert Dee
Mim Clarf
Dot Scherer
Agnes Neville
Te Total
Ie Martin
Anne Burke
Helen Dee
Nancy Burke
Polly Heliger
Margaret Nickerson
Margaret’ Algeo
Helen McCarthy
Pegby McCarthy
Jeannette Stensby
Edie McGrath
Eileen Martin
Alice Hargrave
Polly Beaudoin
Peek Faunce
Concord Recreation Commission Meeting Set for April 13
The Concord Recreation Commission will meet Friday night April 13 at 8 at the Town House court room. Chairman Roger C. Fenn will preside as plans are made for summer activities.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Roger C. Fenn
How To Help Wood Ducks By Building Nest Boxes
The article explains a practical plan to aid wood ducks by installing man made nest boxes. It details box construction from rough lumber, hardware and sealing, mounting on cedar poles, and placing above water five to six feet. Install before the nesting season and keep undisturbed.
Cost of hunting and fishing viewed as essential sport
The article argues hunters and anglers treat sports expenses as minimal compared to their overall budget. Advertising manager Gail Evans notes outdoor sports are vital for well being and mood, while some sportsmen still keep careful expense records, though most regard costs as negligible or blasphemous to tally.
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Gail Evans
Remington Arms Company, Inc
Films Released by U S Fish and Wildlife Service
Two new films debut from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service summarize habitat needs for waterfowl game species and wildlife including buffalo mountain goats moose and others. The second film Hunting The Puma presents a rugged action oriented account of a tenet lien hunt.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Actas
Oscar L
Hand Line Fishing Still Widespread In Coastal Waters
Hand line fishing remains common on piers bridges and breakwaters. Salt water hand lines are heavy tarred lines built to catch large fish. Anglers use multiple hooks at different depths to determine where bites occur.
Concord High Baseball Schedule and Coach Details 1951
Concord High lists an 1951 baseball schedule with coach Wendell, manager Bip and players L H Sanford Quirk Roxbury Latin. The slate includes games April 11 14 18 21 May 9 12 19 23 against Wal Roxbury Latin St George’s Groton Milton Academy and Boston Trade mont Hill.
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George Buehler
L. H. Sanford
Quirk
Roxbury
Concord High Sports Update From Spring Games
The article lists Concord High and local teams in spring action at Midd, with Coach Wendel guiding Waltham High teams, a 1 pm baseball game, track events, lacrosse, and golf. It mentions an upcoming April 1 B A A run, a June 9 1951 note, and a Lexington road race as part of a holiday program.
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Concord
Wendel
Waltham High
Concord High
Ralpt
Altho
Navy
Middlesex Sea
Ae Carl
Mags
Johnny
Kelley
Lexington
Om Emerson
Lexingott
Cord Red & Gui
Mysterious April to May Schedule Shrouded in Fragments
Fragments list dates and places for events tied to Archibald Concord youth and St. Mark's at Browne, Milton and St. George's with scattered names and notes about influenza and an explosion. Unclear text obscures full details of participants, locations, and outcomes.
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Nly
Ben Thorpe
Sam
New Braves
Mree
Knicks
Vince Boryla
Sweetwater Clifton
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
New York
Madison Square Garden
Harry Gallatin
Baar
John Lehman
Nags Head
N.C
Charlotta
Bigelow
Rice
Joubert
Westboro
Hillside
Marge Burke
Joe
Maple Leafs
Ontario
Ae Wa
Duck
U.S
Wendell
Maaiees
Archibald
Tain
Lloyd Concord
St. Mainder
Mer
Ager
Browne
St. Mark's
Vatary
Milton
St. George's
Kokemaki