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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1951

Page

6

Opening Day Fishing Brims With Trout Stock Boost

Thousands of sportsmen heard about the season opening as the state reports stocking about 150000 trout. Podick Springs Trout Rearing Area under construction will add 100000 six inch plus trout across twenty pens. Opening day contest won by John Luhairik Sr with Edward Boltrukiewicz close behind. A Saturday floor show and thanks to participants round out the event.

Maynard Sportsmen’s Club State Department of Fisheries’ and Game Podick Springs John Luhairik, Sr Edward Boltrukiewicz Fish and ‘Game Committee

Weston Pounds Maynard 19-0 In Open Season Opener

Weston High dominates Maynard 19 to 0 in five innings on an opening day at Weston. Pat Hanney and Wes ton Hanney each collect three hits as Weston erupts in five big innings. Maynard uses four pitchers while Bob Hanney fires three innings in a 19 run rout. Batteries: R Barney and P Banney for Weston, Howes Ko Dor Ian Taylor and Nowick for Maynard.

Maynard Weston High Weston Voes Pat Hanney Irash Weilders The R. Barney & P. Banney Howes Dorian Taylor & Nowick

Maynard Hosts Marlboro to Open Midland League

Maynard high school opens its home and Midland League season at Crowe Park against Marlboro next Tuesday at 5 o clock. The Maynardites hope to improve with experience and rely on pitching to challenge rivals in the league. The Patriots Day game against Concord for the George W. Johnson trophy is set for Thursday afternoon in Concord. The team also travels to Wayland next Thursday as Coach Lawson aims to have the roster ready for the home opener.

Maynard Maynard High School Marlboro Ohn A. Crowe Park Highland City Maynardites Concord

Locals Will Meet Trade Saturday At Concord Games

Concord Middlesex School sports teams join three of four spring events on Saturday afternoon. The baseball team hosts Boston Trade at 3 pm, lacrosse faces Boston Lacrosse Club, and tennis plays Governor Dummer. Crews begin season May 5 at Bateman's Pond with a rowing match against Groton School.

Concord Middlesex Boston Bos ‘Ton

Local anglers haul large early season catch at Concord pond

Concord Walden Pond yielded the best early fishing, with over 200 fish by local anglers in morning hours. Peter Gillemy of May-Rata led prizes with a 16 inch trout catch.

Concord—Walden Pond Peter Gillemy May- Rata

Concord-Thrift Tops Jokers In Final Bowling Round

Concord-Thrift tied the league leaders Jokers 2-2 in the last Mill Dam Bowling League match at Lexington. Jokers had already clinched the championship. Ramblers moved within four points by blanking Macone's 4-0. Best high triple was L Crowell 325. Fred Giusti led Jokers with 134 single. The annual league banquet will be held at Carbone's restaurant.

Concord—Thrift Mill Dam Lexington Bregoli Jolers The Ramblers Macones Josers Tudy C. Jrs Andy Boy L. Crowell Fred Giusti Jokers Thrift T. Hopkins P. Horne A. Peterson Cc. Hopkins BE. Dempsey F. Giusti G. Dee C. Brépoli D. Bregoli Dummy T. Crowell Mehegan P. Moreau E. Loughlin D. Oeson T. Hill W. Dee J. Marfin J. Halliday E. Tetreault Iy Boy D. Inferrara Gisneton A L. Venti J Palumbo C. Stefaneli Ey Nase C. Jesain T. McHugh A McBreen Gv .Burke Mbiers Ger Hayes L. Comeau H. Smith A. Bartolomeo Macone Augie Macone

Skewes Stars As Dartmouth Beats Harvard In Rugby

Dartmouth senior Jack Skewes, formerly Concord High, starred as the Indians edged Harvard 10 9 in Bermuda during Intercol Rugby week. He converted two kicks and starred for the Dartmouth team with his exceptional kicking and all around play.

Skewes Dartmouth Harvard Concord Royal Gazette of Bermuda Jack Skewes Concord High Indians Percy Skewes Mainstreet West Concord

Concord High Hosts Visiting Psychology Student and Talent Show

Concord High welcomed Catherine Peters from Boston University as part of an assembly. The student observed classes while Shirley Pera was named girls basketball captain for next season. Eighty eight pupils traveled to Wellesley for an exchange assembly presenting acts from the talent show and songs from HMS Pinafore.

Concord Catherine Peters Boston University School of Educatons Shirley Pera Easter’ Street Jan Rs John Emerson Jean Concord High Wellesley

Drunkard's Match intro by Diamond Match

The article introduces the Drunkard's Match concept from Diamond Match, aiming to protect drinkers from unsafe handling and careless fingers at the point of use. It notes the campaign highlights safety and behavior changes to prevent accidents.

Peter Bulkeley Boys Earn Letters At Assembly

Concord high school athletic director Bernie Megin awarded letters at Peter Bulkeley School last Wednesday. Thomas Alexander and Victor Palmucci led the student session while junior high football and basketball letter recipients included William Hoyt Edgar Clark Robert Foss John Mayo Peter Muscato John Foster Richard Bafappinucc Alexander Duggan George Watkins Foster Davidson Hoyt Clarke Thorpe J Hutchinson Foss Daly Walker and others.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Bernie Megin Concord High School Thomas Alexander Victor Palmucci William Hoyt Edgar Clark Robert Foss Robert Dentino John Mayo John Knowles Péter Muscato John Foster Richard Ba Fappinucc Alexander Arthurijuggan Robert Davidson Frederick Walker George Lamonakis Lincoln Ravenscroft John Hutchinson Paul Lyons Samuel Putnam William Beresen Fred Slimay William Hutchinson Duggan George Watkins Foster Davidson Hoyt Mayo Clarke Thorpe J. Hutchinson Foss Daly Walker

Weidner And Mills Ineligible Gaylor Quits Ball Squad

Concord high nine suffered a setback when Tom Weidner and Art Mills were declared ineligible and Bob Gaylor quit the baseball team. Weidner, a lefty, and Mills, a shortstop, were in line for key roles this season, while Bruce Woodworth and John Coughlin were restored to eligibility and remain on the squad. All five players also belong to the varsity football team and are slated to return next fall.

Concord John J. O’connell Concord High Bealt Marks Tom Weidner Art. Mills Bob Gaylor Weidner Mills Bruce Woodworth John Coughlin

Sudbury Seniors Take Bus Trip to Washington DC

A Sudbury High School gay group of seniors boarded a special bus at Bradshaw's Store in South Sudbury at 10 p.m. last Saturday. They will spend part of the week in Washington and return to New York Thursday for a few days. Chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. John R. McLean the group includes Robert McLean Joe Adams Ralph Bowker David Hawes Harry Baldwin Mario Floridia Marilyn Webb Sheila Lewis and others.

Sudbury Sudbury High School Bradshaw's South Sudbury Ashington New York John R. McLean Robert McLean Joe Adams Ralph Bowker David Hawes Harry Baldwin Mario Floridia Marilyn Webb Sheila Lewis Phyllis Phelps Beverly Giles Priscilla Pitman Janice Burland Teresa Letterie Carolyn Richardson Rachel Priest Elinor Johnson Joan Ling Jeanette Hubbard Carolyn Hubbard Sunny Hickler Virginia Mills

Concord Country Club Hosts First Golf Tournament Of Season

Harold Cahoon begins his 21st season as pro at Concord Country Club with an opening tournament on the holiday. Week end event starts Saturday with staff returning: Stan Wasiuk as assistant pro and caddy master, Nazzy Sperandio as groundskeeper.

Concord—Golf Concord Country Club Harold Cahoon Cahoon Stan Wasiuk Maynard Nazzy Sperandio

Grasshopper Plague Forecast Hits Nebraska Farmland

Lincoln Nebraska March report from University of Nebraska entomologist Dr Ephriam Hixson predicts 200000 to 1000000 acres will face threatening grasshopper numbers this year with an additional 1000000 to 2000000 acres seeing light infestations. He notes the 1941 infestation damaged crops valued at 18.13 million dollars.

Lincoln Neb U. P University of Nebraska Nebraska Ephriam Ixson Hixson

Hudson Roller Skate Club Ranks Third in New England Meet

The Lake Boon club placed third among six clubs in the New England Amateur Roller Skating Association after the Bridgeport contest. Eight Lake Boon teams competed, led by pro Roberto F Lowell, with notable results from Frances and David O Connell and several Lake Boon skaters. The group trains across several rinks and eyes upcoming May 20 Rochester meet and June 2 3 championships in Worcester.

Hudson Magic Wheels Lake Boon New England Amateur Roller Skating Association Bridgeport Conn Worcester Portland Street Worcester Park City Brass City Frances David O’connell Holly Pittock Dorrance Leard Nancy Pratt Francis Brewer Marilyn Hill Charles Craft Lowell Lake Boon Club Sally Dyson Edward Leary Milton Virginia Robinson Marloro Arthur Yetton Wayland Marie Heath Marlboro Walter Martin Robertof Lowell Haverhill Rochester Skating Club Rochester N. H New England Webster Square Albert Tomys Maynard Frances O’connell Holland Pittock Katherine O'Connell Kay O

K. of C. Bowlers Triumph Over Lincoln in Mill Dam League

In the final Mill Dam Bowling League match at Lexington K. of C. Srs defeated Lincoln 1345 to 1310. Key scores include J Finigan 272 and E Finigan 287 for K. of C. Srs while B Malloy 391 and T Gormley 281 led Lincoln. Tomaley posted the top single 112 for the winning team.

Concord Lexington C. Srs Lincoln Malley Howe Tomaley J. Finigan E. Finigan R. Cull E. Rundgren D Carey R. Gormley J. Harvey R. Bradley T. Gormley B. Malloy

Southboro Runner Competes In Boston A A Marathon

Andrew Cave of Clifford Street will run in the Boston A A Marathon on Thursday. It is his fifth entry. He completed 17 miles last year before dropping out at the Newton Hills and now hopes to finish the course.

Southboro Andrew Cave Clifford Street Boston A.A Cave Newton Hills

Cherokee meaning of tribe name remains uncertain

The Cherokees of North Carolina are unsure what their tribal name signifies. They call themselves pense Anitumwine or real people, reflecting a self identifying term rather than a definable translation.

North Carolina

Bowling Scores The Big Dipper Not a Constellation

The item discusses a bowling score note referencing a nicknamed term The Big Dipper and jokes about star constellations versus bowling terms. It mentions Uren Malo of Se a and Great Bear in a fragmented way.

Uren Malo Great Bear

Sudbury Pupils Honored At Banquet For Letters

At Sudbury High School’s April banquet, 150 students and parents heard guest speaker Freddie Maguire of the Red Sox. Letters and awards were presented by Mr. Carr and Mrs. Bendelevitch with multiple names named for boys and girls basketball team honors, cheerleading, field hockey, softball, and sportsmanship awards.

Sudbury Sudbury Grammar School Philip Johnson Owen B. Kiernan Roy Hawes Dorothy Bondelevitch Walter W. Carr Sudbury High School Freddie Maguire Boston Redox Aubrey Borden Maguire David Hawes Ralph Bowker Curtis Harding Guy Palmer Terry Whittemore Wesley Woodward John Hall Edward Titus Barry Hill Frank Krause Carr John Hail Judith Goodrich Dorothy Hawes Jane Flynn Charlotte Mercier Joyce Fellows Elinor Johnson Phyllis Phelps Priscilla Pitman Mary Alcamo Marilyn McGovern Beverly Giles Janice Burland Joan Ling Sylvia Mills Jane Burns Joyce Olson Mary Pincitelli Gloria Dodge Carol Hodder Louise Pike Caroline Richardson Josephine Devlin Helen Krause Mine Johnson Joan Harding Rebecca Marsh Jean Ehret Cabdtain Margaret Burches

Declamation Contest scheduled for Sudbury Grange sponsor

School notes show junior and senior students polishing recitations for the annual Declamation Contest to be sponsored by the Sudbury Grange on Tuesday April 24. Finalists chosen at the school on Monday April 23.

Sudbury Grange

Local Boys Baseball Schedule Entries by Towns

May 31 Natick and other towns publish a boys baseball schedule with dates from April 25 Southboro to June 5 Acton. The list includes Wayland Weston Newton Acton and Stow Dover Hudson Stow and Newton with home and away notes and rescheduling references.

Concord Southboro Wayland Snow Weston Wnatiek Natick Hudson Stow Dover Newton

Hale Seniors Visit Secretarial School in Boston

Two Hale high school seniors Carol Col by and Jean Curtis visited Pierce Secretarial in Boston with Mrs Dora Fletcher senior class advisor. The trip showcased the commercial department and offered exposure to secretarial training for the students.

Hale Boston Stowe Carol Colby Jean Curtis Dora Fletcher Hale High School Pierce

Local High School Girls and Boys Basketball Rosters Listed

In a local league update Coach Richar trims squads after the season opener. Players noted include Cozzens Freeman Woodhead Capt Salmon Wig and the girls lineup featuring Dudley Lindap Peck Thompson Pietro DiPietro Pugsley Batsford and Wandyj.

PTASP Contest Forts Forst High School Event

The PTASP contest at Town Hall featured junior and senior students from Hudson high school. Winners were announced by Miss principal, with thanks to faculty and sponsors Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. Lewis Coll. Students presented by Littleton Stow speakers, plus intermission music by the newly formed band Hale BY with Eleanor Cameétd Pietro and others.

Town Hall Forma Jean Norma Jence S. Tee Dicken Leard Treasurus Robert Benchley Edwin A. How Tson Huds John Lynch Lewis Coll Mard Sard Tieton High Littleton Stow Eleanor Cameétd Pietro Elizabeth Jorie Pugsey Macomber Ajorie Warrén Hanson Margaret Jean Jensen

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