Wanderers post strong season with 30 wins 10 losses
The Wanderers finished the season with 30 wins and 10 losses in a pivotal campaign. Led by standout players including Jam e and Joe, they set scoring and game turnover marks, won a dramatic March of Dimes overtime game, and earned praise for defense and floor strategy.
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Ord
Jack
Thost
Joe A
Wally Ding
March of Dimes
Wanderers
Pinky Tomyl
Wally Loomer
Dick McCarthy
Bill O'Neill
Tomyl
Callahan
McCarthy
Lloyd Copeland
Lloyd
Fred
Wasiluk
O’neill
Charlie Sawyer
Tomy
Wallace
Loomer
Copeland
Hunt Gym
Will LaHiff
Bernie Megin
Frank Hancock
Herb Blodgett
Bob Ware
Gls
Moro
See Stock Honors Seek Participants at Norwood Race
A stock car event at Nor Route 1 Norwood invites drivers to enter for a title race. Entries to 40 cars are expected with prizes including a Ford Deluxe for the champion.
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Andy” Anoncord
Norwood
Concord Wallops Acton In Practice Ball Game
Concord High routed Acton High 20 to 1 in a Monday afternoon practice at Emerson Playground. Acton pitcher wild, Concord tallied three runs on six hits and 14 walks. Leo McKenna and Leo Bayeur led the attack with two hits each including doubles. Leo McGrath scored Acton’s lone run. Captain Charlie Sawyer started and got the win for Concord.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Acton High
Acton
Leo McGrath
Charlie Sawyer
Leo McKenna
Leo Bayeur
Thief Steals From March of Dimes Booth In South Bend
A street corner collection booth for the March of Dimes in South Bend was broken into and between 2 and 3 dollars donated for polio victims were stolen.
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South Bend
Ind
U.P
Ramblers Stay Two Up in Bowling Standings
The Ramblers led by Henry Hafisori defeated the K of C Srs 3-1 to maintain a two-point edge over the All Stars, who beat Anderson five 40. Jay Dee rolled 337 for Ramblers and Dalgo Bregoli 314 for All Stars, with Henry Hanson topping triples at 306.
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Concord
Ramblers
Henry
Hafisori
Dam
C. Srs
All Stars
Anderson
Tody
Tody’s Downed Lincoln, 3-1; Andy Boy Toppled K. of C. Jrs
Macone
G. Dee
A. Sablone
C. Bregoli
F. Bregoli
D. Bregoli
T. Hill
W. Dee
J. Martin
H. Halliday
S. Wilson
Tudy
S. Crowell
A. Boutillier
D. Robinson
E. Loughlin
P. Moreau
Lincoln
R. Gormley
J. Harvey
B. Malloy
T. Gormley
H. Parks
Andy Bay
J. Palma
L. Venti
D. Inferrata
F. Palumbo
C. Stefanelli
K. of C. Jrs
M. Diskin
T. McHugh
T. Burke
F. Fitzpatrick
J. Kelley
F. Macone
R. Macone
B. Macone
A. Macone
S. DeMeo
Thrift
T. Hopkins
W. Nickerson
T. Hayes
B. Nickerson
E. Dempsey
Food Parcel Goes to Europe Minting Beef on the Hoof
Trinity Methodist Church members plan sending a live cow as their Europe food parcel. In Phoenix City Alabama United Press reports the unprecedented package aims to deliver beef on the hoof. A separate home tip notes that greenish blue water stains can be removed with salt and vinegar left overnight.
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Phoenix City
Ala
U P
Trinity Methodist Church
Europe
Concord High Students Lead Rotary Club Visit and Festival Plans
Concord High School students entertained Rotary Club members at a lunch at Howard Johnsons led by Principal Radcliffe Morrill. The article notes an upcoming combined festival concert with Concord Academy Middlesex and G onford high schools on April 19 and a senior class fundraising booth with cakes and hot dogs.
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Concord
Concord High School
Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Katherine Denaro
Anthony Denaro
Paul Kierstead
Robert Silva
Radcliffe Morrill
Concord Academy
Middlesex
Gonford High School
State Armory
Marcia Lapham
Morrill
Hyattsville
Maryland
Miriam C. Clark
William H. O’connor
William J. Bulger
Claire Austin
Robert Daly
Laurence Dutton
Marilyn Dutton
Leonard Orkin
Salem
Gloucester
North Shore
Lexington
Cambridge
Boston
Kathleen Dell
Miss Dell
C.H.S
Simmons College
Simmons
Acton School Notes Highlights Tests Prizes and Clinics
Driver training test on April 4 lists top scorers Phyllis Anderson John Campbell Sally Jewell Fred MacIntyre Thomas Rooney Janice Teele Frank Towne Joan Tucker and Robert Wheeler. Industrial Arts Exhibit honors go to Alice Shea second in woodworking and James Wilson first in Arts and Crafts. Preschool and diphtheria clinic dates set for April and May with locations West Center South Schools and follow ups. Navy Reserve recruiting program April 6 featured Chief Mansfield and WAVES prospects.
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Ralph Stetson
Phyllis Anderson
John Campbell
Sally Jewell
Fred MacIntyre
Thomas Rooney
Janice Teele
Frank Towne
Joan Tucker
Robert Wheeler
Acton High
Alice Shea
James Wilson
West School
Center School
South School
City Loses Large Share to Tag Collection Costs
City controller laments that two thirds of 1948 49 traffic tag revenue went to collection efforts. He reports $1,323,705 collected in the year while $885,734 was spent issuing and attempting to collect the tags.
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San Francisco
U.P
Helen Keller Day Planned At School Activities
A high school event plans a fashion show and other activities for students and a college hostess to choose from. Numerous coke parties are noted for the afternoon. Friday is proclaimed Helen Keller Day nationwide in schools, with funds to aid the blind in Europe. Home room captains are organized to collect contributions for a drive.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Europe
Mass labor gains as several industries add workers
Massachusetts employment rose in the past two weeks with gains in electrical products non electrical machinery primary and fabricated metal products and transportation equipment. Textile apparel and shoe sectors show seasonal declines with some layoffs while overall non manufacturing remains stable and construction hiring is expected to rise in April.
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Massachusetts
Lawrence
Pittsfield
Clinton
Plymouth
Worcester
Webster
Marlboro
Milford
Lowell
Fall River
Rayor
Hudson
Southbridge
Haverhill
Newburyport
Salem
Boston
Brockton
Woburn
Turing
New Bedford
Springfield
Jiw Beaford
Saiem Seni
Newbayport
Lynn
Piittsfield
Framingham
SomerVille
Pegis
Fitchburg
Elry
Alcepore
Especia
Taunton
Greenhield
Northampton
Fitchburg-Gardner
Norwood
Co” Pee
Andover
Cestleboro
Mets Boston
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Landry Milewski
Raikey
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Dora Ween
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T Colombo
Watts
Watkins
Maynard Oil Molloy
Perrillo
Richardson
Lombard
J Colombo
Chernak
Gruber’s Furniture Koski
Sarvella
Primano
J Watts
DiPietro
Gruber
Maydale Beverage
T Carlton
A Carlton
King
Doyle Sense
Lester Sone
Curci
Colombo
Marty's
Taxi Stow
Errico
Sofka Zaperewski Eneee
Pete Watts
Reid
Siegaura Cleaners
LeSage
Schoochie
Tobinase Ee
Smith
Tutto Eee One
R Lent
Joe’s Repair
Lalli
J Moynihan
Byrne
Kitowicz
J Murphy
Esso Zander
Nordberg
Maglione
Cullinane
S Watts
Boyce
Seenek Kolenda
Hinds Es
Molloy
Vilenoewee
Uglevich
G. I. Joe’s Taxi
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Weaving
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King See Ee
Batulin
Eee Ae
Gagne
Tarny’s Trimmers
Chubby
MacDonald
Wee Eee
Tarny
Nyholm Morgan
Millstream Mariano
Soule Eee Ee
Dodd Tse Eee
L Smith
E Peterson
Ayotte
R.old Tribal
Atlanta
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Milwaukee
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Adin High School
Dee
Bregoli
H.S
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