Concord Rallies To Beat Maynard In Holiday Game
Concord High defeated Maynard High 9 to 4 at Emerson Playground in a cold rainy Holiday contest. Finan earned his second win of the season after a shakey start allowing five hits in eight innings, while Palmer pitched four innings and Swanson finished. Callahan led Concord with 3 for 3 while 13 players used by Coach Carew contributed eight team hits. Maynard used 12 players in the lengthy three hour game.
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Concord
Concord High
Maynard High
Emerson Playground
Dick Finan
White
Wally
Pal‘mer
Swanson
Finan
Joe Callahan
Walter Carew
Maynard
Lipeup
Trabucco
Robinson
Gagan Ab
R-Pinen
P Ore
Seven Matches Of 10 Won From Dummer Netmen
Concord Middlesex School opened its 1948 tennis season with a 7 8 win over Governor Dummer Academy at the local courts. The Middlesex netmen won four singles and three doubles with detailed results for each match. The article also notes baseball and food statistics, concluding with a 1947 era food consumption note.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Governor Dummer Academy
Middlesex
Concord-Mid Middlesex sports calendar with varied baseball and tennis events
The schedule lists Concord High and Middlesex School matchups across baseball tennis and crew through week, including Concord High at Lexington Reading Wakefield and Maynard High games. Highlights include Middlesex School vs Groton crew at Concord and St Marks tennis at Southboro.
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Concord High
Lexington High
Lexington
Ssunday Concord High
Reading High
Middlesex
Belmont
Middlesex School
Winchester High
Concorn High
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Middlesex League
Groton School
Concord
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Maynard
St. Charles High
Waltham
Johnstone And O'Brien Win Golf at Concord Holiday Match
In a Concord Country Club event, William O'Brien won the sweepstakes with a 72 while G J Johnstone captured the handicap medal with an 86 71 score. Final match results include W O'Brien 81 75 J Austin 81 79 J W Codding Jr 96 74 and G K Whitney 112 92.
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Concord
William O'Brien
Concord Country Club
G. J. Johnstone
W. O’brien
A. L. Peirson, Jr
D. W. Comins
Concord sports notes hint at torn schedule and rivalries
The Concord area columns note Herronville may enter May 2 opener, praise a April 19 Concord track meet, and recall Concord Maynard rivalries. Reports mention St Sebastian’s Bob McNabb one hitter, Lexington High prep for Friday, and local golf and fishing events.
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Herronville
Concord
Maynard
Charlie
Manly
B.P.O.E
Bob McNabb
St. Sebastian
St. Mark’s
Middlesex
Southboro
Lexington High
Concoord
Lexington
St. Mary’s
Waltham
Concord Country Club
Tramp Golfers Association
Cub Pack
Lincoln
West Concord
Belmont
Polly Harris
Middlesex League
Paul Revere
Lincoln Si
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
Middlesex County
Groton
Wachusetts
Acton High
Actonites
Ashby
Bill Foss
Carlisle
Bill
Yanks Break Season High With 296 By Coricord Star Dee
In Lexington matches the Yanks beat the Dames 4 0 led by Marge Dee 296 on strings 190 89 8 to set a new season high. Polly Mara led the Tams 266 while Nancy Burke 239 Irene Dorian 220 and others followed. Team totals were 1229 for the Yanks and 1153 for the Tagalongs. An egg note closes the piece.
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Jexington
Margs
Det
Yanks
Dames
Tams
Polly Mara
Alice Algeo
Margaret Burke
Margaret Nickerson
Tarda, Dee
Nancy Burke
Irene Dorian
Peg Webber
Mary Moynihan
Gert Dee
Seam
Muertha Dee
Becky Faunce
Marge Dee
Miriam Clark
Ann Burke
Mi “Gon Il
Robert
Mary Connell
Erve Pellandini
Edie” McGrath
Dot Martin
Setter Club Field Trials End After Three Day Event
New England Setter Club held three day spring field trials at the Selectman William Foss farm in Carlisle with more than 100 dogs entered. Finals crowned in Derby Open All Age Puppy and Amateur All Age stakes with multiple named owners handlers and dogs from New Hampshire Vermont Maine and Connecticut.
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Concord
New England
Selectman William
Middlesex Falls to Boston Trade in Shortened Seven
Middlesex School lost 3-1 to Boston Trade in a seven inning game after weather shortened play. Ted Romaine had two of Middlesex three hits, one for two bases. John Simonds struck out six in a pitching duel with Everett Bradley.
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Middlesex School
Concord High
Boston
Middlesex
Ted Romaine
John Simonds
Everett Bradley
Bos
Maraca
Johnson
Simonds
Bradley
Austin
Victor y Meet: Watertown Triumphs at Doverfield Invitation
Watertown High won the 1948 Invitation Schoolboy Track Meet at Emerson Playground with 25 points. Belmont, Fitchburg, Arlington and Concord followed as nine schools competed. Norman Goguen of Fitchburg earned the memorial trophy for best performer.
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Watertown
Belmont
Fitchburg
Arlington
Lexington
Wellesley Concord
Needham
Woburn
Melrose
Concord
Watertown High
Emerson ‘Playground
Nick Sottile
Bob Ware
Wellesley
Dick MacDougal
Val Muscat
Boosters
A. C
William S Guay
Norman “Red” Goguen
Merton Sanborn
MacDougal
Thomas J. Hanley
Jack Wathen
Joseph D. Sheehan
Rod and Gun Club Hosts Supper and Fishing Meet
Concord Rod and Gun Club held a supper and meeting last night as part of its busy schedule for local sportsmen. Members were active last week with anglers seeking their first catch and reporting good bites in nearby streams.
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Concord
Spagheti
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Adult Classes Conclude At Hunt Gym in Concord
The Concord Recreation Commission ends the last adult recreation classes at Hunt Gymnasium. Recreational Director Bernard A. Megin reports an average of eight to 10 men per week aged 18 to 52, with John J. O'Connell guiding the weekly sessions.
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Concord Recreation Commission
Hunt Gymnasium
Bernard A. Megin
John J. O’connell
All Stars Honor Banquet At Elks Hall
The All Stars Banquet, hosted by master Fred J. Baptiste, recognized top players and teams of the season. Prizes included a high single score 548 by Nickerson and a 101.0 average by Sammy Tavift, with awards displayed from the Barber Shop exhibit.
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Fred J. Baptiste
All Stars
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Ingenerg
Tony Delsie
Sammy’ Tavift
Thrift
Byerson
K. of C. Siscone
Baptiste
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