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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
12
Middlesex suffers a 9-5 defeat to Boston Trade after a costly nine run inning. Jack Rose leads with key hits while Jim Duti earns the mound loss as Middlesex struggles in the late stretch. Continuous errors and walks contribute to the setback, erasing any late rally.
Fragmentary report notes Milford players in a River competition with scores implied. Mentions a Fred and Hudson as players, but key details and outcomes are unclear from the text.
A fragmented report notes Coricord High School ninth graders facing West Berlin in a close contest. The item mentions a first half, a third quarter moment, and plans for a follow up game on a Monday.
Readable lines reference Fred Members Roth Jack Hilliard and Glenn on a January Ist note. The garbled OCR suggests a local club or meeting on Burlington Avenue with named individuals present.
Middlesex lists a partial season schedule disrupted by cold and rain. Remaining games include May 1 at Boys Club of Boston, May 10 Greenitt May 31 at St George’s, with potential rearrangements depending on recovery from postponements.
Readable fragments list Concord High golf at Maynard and track at Waltham 3 pm Friday. Middlesex School baseball at Middlesex diamond 3 pm Saturday. Framingham Four Ball golf Sunday. Other items show Worchester area matches and junior high track and Belmont Hill baseball. few complete details.
A confusing notice lists matchups for an April 28 event at Lexinetet starting 7 o'clock. Linési t faces Reformatory, Clip against Concord Oil, Thrift versus J. K. of C., and Dusty against Depot, with Depot already in first place.
Lexington High won the Concord invitational track meet as Captain Val Muscato led with two firsts setting clock records. Concord finished second with Elmont Arlington Watertown and others scoring, while Barrington withdrew leaving 11 schools entered and Watertown’s Jack Walton won the memorial trophy.
Moe Tents MATE H Goncord'ea opened its 1947 tennis campaign with a 644 victory over Domne Academy. Coach Russell Hill directed the squad in a hotly contested match as the team prepares for the next pairing versus the faculty and graduates.
Walter C Roberts, senior at Holy Cross College in North Andover, is named new head coach. He succeeds resigning coach Kenshare who left last fall to start a new duties. Roberts begins season with Punchard and moves to Concord area by April 19 with likely game on April 25 at Concord.
Rare triple play unfolds in seventh inning as Coricord High or Lexington inning sequence highlights include Buck opening the rally and Finan, Skewes, Spooner, and De Wolfe making key plays. Crowd gathers for Concord Lexington clash before holiday break.
Concord Concord high school officials thank numerous workers who helped at the Patriot Day track meet held in Concord where schools competed. Officials listed include Edward F. Louguin referee Rep Harold sompkits starter Kenneth Creighton Leeman E Haines clerks of courses and many others as judges timers scorers and marshals.
Contord Middlesex School opens its crew season on Saturday May 3 with a match against Groton School boats at Groton's home course. The oarsmen, led by captain Locke, train under coach Park at St. Marks and Exeter Academy settings, with Exeter and Concord listed among opponents.
Teddy Wood, running for Newton College, set a new mile record at Boston University during a chaotic marathon day. He clocked 10 minutes and 2 seconds as his team faded to a 74 to 61 loss amid confusing race conditions and team color clashes.
An athletic graduate named Cord Chiéno, once a burgin of Middlesex, completed studies at Harvard University last week. His home is listed as Ohio.
Marlboro Country Club announces Central Massachusetts Golf Association Four-Ball League season starting May 4. A division runs to June 29 with B division ending June 15. Schedule lists Marlboro opponents including Wachusett, Green Hill, Runaway Brook, Pakachoag, Lincoln, and Worcester across May and June.
Miller sets top bowling marks with 124 for a single game and 334 overall in the event. Local score totals highlight Maynard's strong performance against regional competitors.
Concord High School overcame a 6 2 deficit in the seventh inning to edge Lexington High 8 7 before about 2 000 fans. Key plays included a triple by Walter Wood and a late three hit showing by Dick Parker and Walter Pearson. The victory opened Middlesex League play as both teams combined for nine hits.
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