Ice Cold Concord Beats Middlesex In Chilly Opener
Concord High defeated Middlesex 15 to 6 in a cold, windy afternoon game. John DeRuzzo led with three hits, Fenton and Callahan added two apiece, while Middlesex’s Stodghill and Romaine produced multiple bids but could not overcome the ice like conditions.
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Concord High Ball
Middleos
Concord
John DeRuzzo
George Fenton
Joe Callahan
John Stodghill
Ted Romaine
Po A Pearson
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Fenton
Ly DeRuzzo
Callahan, Lf
Hanley, Ib
Trabucco, Cf
Finan, P
Togais
Middlesex P 'Ea
Stodghill
Peat
Austin
Dunster,lf
PETE
Bacon
Peale
Baillergeron
Romaine
Simonds, P
Finan
DeRuzzo
Hailey
Pearson
Flynn
J .Callahan
Trabucco
Wetherbee
Paco Romaine
Bradley
Simonds
Honcaots
Roma
Our Lady's CVO JV Defeats Three, Loses Two This Season
Concord Barry Higgins reports Our Lady's CVO junior varsity won three games and lost two this season. They beat Harvard St. Mary's and DeMolay, but fell to Maynard twice. West Concord Cubs lost to Clinton Cubs in the lone game on record.
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Concord
Barry Higgins
Our Lady’s Cvo
Harvard
St. Mary’s
Veterans enter famed Bi A A Marathon race
Concord runner Johnny Kelley of West Acton files for the Patriots Day Bi A A Marathon from Hopkinton to Boston as part of his spring training for the 1948 Olympic team. Fellow local racer Vogel of St Mary’s and Tufts student, along with Tom Crane, also enter the event. Kelley, nearing 40, has competed in cobblestone classics since 1932 and seeks a third Olympic bid after 1936 and a 1940 cancellation.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Hopkinton
Rostop
Kelley
Sam
Heéprata Oy
Gee Qed Vogel
St. Mary's High
Waltham
Tufts
Tufts Who Has‘ Already Qualified, ‘Vogel
Tom Crane
Uncle Sam
Summer Classes Open June 28 at Concord playgrounds
The Concord Recreation Commission announces summer playground classes at Emerson and Rideout playgrounds starting June 28 with Recreational director Bernard E. Megin stating plans to announce the remaining staff later and that he is seeking personnel.
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Concord
Recreation Commission
Emerson
Rideout
Bernard E. Megin
Megin
Grade School Ball Series Starts In Concord
Concord Recreation Commission offers Saturday baseball classes with Kenneth R Creighton as instructor. The first session drew 30 boys in frigid weather for 9 am at Person Playground with a 30 minute clinic in Hunt Gym and outdoor drills. Teams will be age grouped. Nuttings Lake squads are tentatively booked for games. Names listed include Sliman Alexander Byron Vaillant Alexander Sinclair Smith McLaughlin Lyons Benson Ben son Hoyt Byron Duggan Tenney Peterson Benson Caldwell Lambert Palmucci Adams Banks McBreen Beale Bowen Ballou Landini Ryan Welsh Montague.
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Concord
Concord: Recreation Commission
Kenneth R.' Creighton
Erson Playground
Hunt Gymnasium
Nuttings Lake
Red Sliman
Thoitee Alexander
Robert Byron
Charles Vaillant
Ernest Alexander
Douglas Sinclair
Donald Smith
Paul McLaughlin
Curtis Peterson
Ronald Benson
Mackey ‘Caldwell
Clark
Lambert
Victor
Palmucci
Peter Adams
Paul Banks
Jack McBreen
John Beale
Richard Bowen
Richard Ballou
Paul Landini
Richard Ryan
Clarke Welsh
Richard Montague
Yanks Lead Ten Pin Club High Is Polly Mara
Concord secretary Mary Moynihan releases latest standings for the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club. Leaders include Polly Mara and Tams atop the 86.4 average list, with Edie McGrath and Martha Dee among top scorers for Dames and Yanks respectively.
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Polly Mara
Concord
Mary Moynihan
Tams
Edie McGrath
Dames
Martha Dee
Yanks
Tarda Dee
Agnes Neville
Dottie Martin
Dames Blank Tags as Tams Get Deadlock in Bowling
In Lexington the Ladies 10-pin Bowling Club saw Dames shut out Tags 4-0 while Yanks and Tags split their four point match. Margaret Burke led Yanks with 286, the night’s high score. Tams and Dames posted team totals of 1207 and 1196 respectively.
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Concord
Lexington
Dames
Yanks
Tags
Margaret Burke
Tams
Mary Connell
Anne Burke
Margaret Nickerson
Tarda Dee
Alice Algeo
Alice Burke
Martha Dee
Beck Faunce
Dummy
Roberto Pellandini
Margaret Algeo
Agnes Neville
Dottie Martin
Edie McGrath
Nancy, Burke
Irene Dorian
Chris Makyrs
Gerty Dee
Flora Clyne
Waltham High Beats Middlesex in Baseball Opener
Waltham High defeated Middlesex School 5 to 1 in the baseball opener as Concord High sophomores won the inter class meet led by Mert Sanborn in the 100 and 220 and Donald MacRae in the 440 and Mile events.
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Waltham High
Middlesex School
Concord High
Mert
Sanborn
Donald MacRae
Bill Ambrose
Middlesex Rifle Club
Framingham
Maynard
Concord
Ralph’ ‘Goodnow, Woodly
Jimmy
Condon
Johnny Gudzinowicz
High School baseball season opens with wins in tight matchups
In Waltham, High School baseball opened with a 13-4 rout of Middlesex as John Stanton struck out 13. Earlier, Maynard lost 6-3 to an opponent led by pitcher Jimmy Ryan. In football, teams under coaches Adzigian and Cook opened runs with solid showings and strong defensive efforts.
Concord Open Tennis Opens Middlesex School Season
Concord opens its tennis season April 19 at home against Gov Dummer Academy with captain Chase N Peterson and manager John C Stewart. Coach Russell H Kettel leads the squad with Leif Nashe and S Hart assistants, schedule lists dates through May 29 at various New England schools.
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Concord
Middlesex’ School
Gov
St. Mark’s
Browne & Nichola
Concord Country Club
Belmont High
Exeter Academy
Milton Academy
Newton High
Portsmoith Priory
Middlesex Crew Opens Season Against Groton
Concord Middlesex School will field a crew team coached by Charles W. Locke with Louis B. McCagg as captain and David W. Fleming as team manager. The season opens Saturday May 1 against Groton at Concord.
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Concord — Middlesex School
Charles W. Locke
Concord
Local Runners May Enter Race at Lexington April 19
Concord youths may enter the Lexington Lions Club five mile road race to be held at Lexington at 10 o clock on the morning of April 19. William Fitzgerald of We Burn Street, that town, is in charge of entries and the Concord Lions Club is invited to sponsor a runner.
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Concord
Lexington Lions Club
Lexington
Lexington Club
Concord Lions Club
William Fitzgerald
Weburn Street
Concord Sports Notes Highlight Local Teams and Events
Banner sport listings for Concord next Monday include a mammoth 10 o’clock track meet and a 3 15 p m baseball game against Maynard. West Concord Boosters plan a team and West Concord Twi League activity as spring arrives. St Bernard’s Holy Name may form a team again while bowling winds down with the Elks Hall banquet. Jack Skewes joins spring football at Dartmouth. Sudbury youths Richard Hawes and Gordon Peterson earned professional league contracts with the Sooner League. Lexington hosts the Paul Revere five mile road race on holiday weekend. Middlesex County League opens May 2 and Our Lady’s C Y girls aim for softball. Sports from Concord include a Rod and Gun Club night with recordings from the Sportsman’s Show and Ken Creighton leading Concord High junior varsity.
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Concord
Maynard
West Concord Boosters
West Concord Twi
Concord Twi
St. Bernard's Holy Name
Elks Hall
Jack Skewes
Dartmouth
Sudbury
Roger Hornsby
Richard Hawes
Gordon Peterson
Paul Revere
Lexington
Maher
High Nine
Nipper” Maher
Waltham
Our Lady’s C. Y
Rod& Gun Club
Ken Creighton
Concord High
Acton
Rouemr de Ane
Maynard Hig
Middlesex
Concord Recreation Calendar Highlights Local Sports Week
The schedule lists baseball and tennis events across Emerson Playground Middlesex School and Carlisle with games involving Concord High Maynard Goymer Lexing ton Belmont and Groton schools. Adult recreation classes run at Hunt Gymnasium with a Patriots Day event at Emerson Playground.
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Emerson Playground
Middlesex School
Goymer
Middlesex
Concord High
Maynard High
Emerson
New England
Carisle
Rod and Gun Club Vermin Hunt Claims 127 Crows
Concord residents report the Concord Rod and Gun Club held an all day vermin hunt led by Secretary Angelo V. Bartolomeo with over 50 members and friends participating. Undesirable animals within range were liquidated as the event concluded at 5 pm at the old Rifle Range off Old Marlboro Road.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
Animal ‘Kingdom
Middlesex Beaten By Waltham High In 1948 Opener
Waltham High defeated Middlesex School 7 to 1 in the season opener at the Middlesex diamond. Waltham piled nine hits off three Middlesex pitchers while allowing three hits and two walks in a well played two hour contest. Johnny Bent started for Waltham, fanning seven in six innings, and Jon Simonds pitched three solid frames for Middlesex in his comeback.
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Concord
Waltham High
Middlesex School
Middlesex Diamond
Middlesex
Jim Bacon
Frank Peale
Johnny Bent
Waltham
John Simonds
Raymond
Simonds
Ken Cormier
John McG
Bob Wolfenden
Everett Bradley
Tony Zane
Carmillo ‘Basile
Zane
Bacon
Sac
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