Wallettes and Trailers Lead in 10-Pin Big Club Scores
In the last round of the Ladies 10-Pin Big Club, the Trailers posted high triple with Gert Dee 274 and team total 1185 to defeat Moonbeams 4-0. Wallettes suffered a 3-1 loss to the Trailers, while the Moonbeams totaled 1146.
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Renegrt
Waltham
Gert
Comets
Wallettes
Anne Burke
Ana
Nancy Burke
Polly Heyligen
Moonbeams
Margaret Nickerson
Margaret Algeo
Helen cCarthy
Peggy McCarthy
Jeannette Stensby
Grade School Boy Relay Races at Emerson Playground
At the April 19 track meet at Emerson Playground grade school relays awarded ribbons. In the eighth grade Harvey Wheeler led a team of Mc Laughlin Santora Cassidy and Bouchard to defeat Peter Bulkeley.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Harvey’ Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
McLaughlin
Santora
Cassidy
Bouchard
Peter ‘Bulkeley
Allen, Davidson
Crosby
Castor
Baptiste Vinnotchio
Griffin
Hansen
Harvey Wheeler
Patonen
Concord Red & Gun Club Holds Regular Meeting
A regular Concord Red & Gun Club meeting was held last night at the Elks upper hall with President William J. Moran in charge. Secretary Ce cil W. Gammon announced plans including sending a Concord high school boy to Bear tain Conservation Camp this year led by Past President John J. Dickey and Ange V. Bartolomeo, with further plans for the coming page pet announced by Frederick Belmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Red &Gun Club
Acton High Opens Slate At Westford
Acton High baseball opens schedule in Wachusett League facing Westford on the diamond today. The league splits into eastern and western divisions with Acton joined by Westford Ayer Groton and Groton in the foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton’ ‘High Hool
Wachusett Teague
Wesford
Littleton
Eastern
Estern
Westford
Ayer
Gittleton
Groton
Concord Recreation Commission to Discuss Summer Playground
The Concord Recreation Commission will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Town House court room. Chairman Roger Carlisle Fenn will preside as hopes are raised for a summer playground opening in June.
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Concord
Concord 'Recrea* N Commission
Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Holds May Supper
West Concord reports a regular Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club meeting with about 50 members and guests attending the holiday supper. A social evening followed. the next gathering is slated for Thursday night in May.
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West Concord
Musketauid Sportsmen’s'Club
Concord Lacrosse Season Ends With Loss to Governor Dummer
Middlesex School lacrosse team closed its season Saturday with a 8-1 defeat to Governor Dummer Academy after transferring from South Byfield to Concord. Governor Dummer dominated the game scoring early and maintaining the lead throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex School
Kelley shines in marathon relay and local sports notes
Concord Johnny Kelley earned praise for a strong marathon showing with trainer Skip O’Connor aiding him. The column lists regional results from runners Jesse Van Zandt Clayton Farrar and Charlie Robbins, upcoming Concord High activities, bowling league banquets, and notes on golf tennis and squash players including James Bacon and Samuel Hoar Jr. plus Army bound Bill McNally.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
O'Connor
Framingham
Johnny
Jesse van Zandt
Clayton Farrar
Charlie ‘Robbins
Hight
Cartione
Twin Trees
Maynard
Middlesex
Browne
Nichols
Smatch
Hex
New Prep
Lexington Golf Club
Greater Boston
High
Arlingane
Concord Celtic
Hudson
St. Mark’s
Reading
Lexington
Ltoneham
West Concord
Red& Gun Club
Mdius
John.j. Dickey
Angelo _Bartolomeo
Ana
Charlie ‘Sawyer
O Vs
New Concord
Iskedtagiaid Sportsmen
West ‘Concor ‘Barce
Middlesex ‘League
iWinchester
T Pratt
Andover
Pat
iMrs
F. Woolsey Pratt
Con- Keard
Groton
Jack
Grady i
B.U
Harvard
James ‘Bacon
Middlesex School
Samuel Hoar
Bill McNally
Fouthsport
Concord High School
Lid Lifter Opens Suffolk Downs Racing Season
Suffolk Downs opens its 17th year with the 16th running of the $5,000 Revere Handicap a six furlong race for three year olds and up. All At Onge is a highly regarded four year old Gran Slam colt expected to be the choice of handicappers with top weight 123 pounds in a field including Scipio and Prairie.
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Suffolk ‘Downs
Port
Scipio
Onge
Florida
Bad luck strikes twice as man loses fingers and home burns
In Massachusetts Stan Wickowski suffered a severe injury when his hand was caught in a truck motor fan resulting in the amputation of three fingers. A few hours later his farm house burned down, with damages estimated over 25,000 dollars.
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Mass
Stany ‘Wickowski
Tips for Tyros Watch Rocks While Driving Fishing Trails
Practical advice for beginners on fishing and hunting trips. Warns drivers to avoid driving over rocks and to level rough road beds safely. Encourages fly rod handling discipline, keeping lines clear of splinters, and treating rods with the care of precision instruments.
Seein's Believin' Photo Proves Floating Fly Line
A novelty fishing claim describes a fly-dime resting on water and floating for a full hour. The ad asserts the B F Gladding line will float throughout a day of fishing and invites belief through tested results.
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B. F. Gladding
Woolly Worm Lure for Trout Becomes Streamside Favorite
The woolly worm imitates a caterpillar to attract trout. Cast upstream and allow the current to move it downstream, mimicking real motion. Success relies on placing the lure within reach of a lurking trout and accurate casting.
Nylon Replacing Silkworm Gut for Leaders in Fly Fishing
The article notes nylon steadily replaces gut as the favored leader material among most anglers except strict purists who cling to gut. Price differences drive the shift, as gut requires soaking before use while nylon is ready to use from the coil. Limestone is described as a flux in blast furnaces to purify iron ore and pig iron during steelmaking.
Brannan Plan Too Much For Locals In Baseball Loss
Middlesex high school dropped a 6 0 decision to St Sebastians last Wednesday afternoon at the Middlesex diamond. Brannan hurled for the victors allowing four hits with four strikeouts and two walks. Link Smith Coreotd baoy started for Middlesex before being relieved by Reg Anderson. St Sebastians had nine hits led by Brosnahan with two doubles and Carey with a triple. Batteries Brannan Carey for St Sebastians Smith Anderson and Buehler for Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Mébagtian's
Middlesex
Brannan
Link Smith
Baoy
Reg Anderson
Brosnahan
Carey
Concord-Boston Trade Triumphs At Middlesex Home
Concord defeated Middlesex 8 to 4 on their home diamond Saturday afternoon. Link Smith earned the win, relieving Reg. Anderson after two and a third innings. Trade totaled seven hits to Middlesex four, with Anderson adding a double and Jon delivering the extra base hit. Carney fanned two and walked five. Anderson issued eight walks with three strikeouts. Smith walked three and fanned five. Batteries: Carne and Doher ty for Middlesex. FLOP Smith and Buehler for Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
Middlesex
Link Smith
Reg. Anderson
Trade
Anderson
Jone
Carney
Smith
Carne
Doherty
Buehler
Tanaka Wins BAA Marathon in 2 27 45
Shigeki Tanaka, 19, of Japan, won the 55th BAA Marathon with a time of 2 27 45, the third-fastest on record. Dorchester runner John Lafferty placed second, Athanasios Ragavos of Greece third, with local Andrew Cave of Southboro not finishing in the top 50. Pembroke College at Pembroke, N C operates a unique tribal school funded by state money.
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Shigeki Tanaka
Tanaka
Dorchester
Johnny Lafferty
Athanasios Ragavos
Greece
Andrew Cave
Southboro
Fime
Shigaki Tanaka
Japan
John P. ‘Lafferty
Athanasios Hagazos
Louis C. White
New York
Shunji Koyanagi
John A. Kelley
Boston Edisons
Gerard Cote
Canada
Yoshitaka Uchikawa
Hiromi Haigo
Jesse van Zandt
Boston
Palmer wins two 1 prizes at Carlisle
The Carlisle spring field trials of the New England Setter Club awarded Palmer first in the open all age stake with Concord’s Har ry Hayes pointer Spunky Creek, handled by Patrick Palmer of West Concord, from 22 dogs. Earlier, Gloria Thatcher’s puppy stake winner Chief Boatswain’s Mate, handled by Palmer, opened the three day program. Highland City Dandy, owned and handled by William Roche, placed second in the amateur all age event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James S. Goodwin
Acton
Wardwell's Score Best Of Weekend Golf Tournament
Concord Country Club opened the season with Wardwell ex selectman winning the tournament posting 89 69 handicap medal. Eaton junior led with 92 71 while Phillips 88 73 Maloon 202 73 Smith 82 73 True 99 78 Codding 93 77 Bowen 85 79 Hutchinson 89 Peirconn Jr Comins 105 82.
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J. Bowen
J. Hutchinson
Laundry T Smith
Mae Ene Enee
DiErrico
Aho
Dora
Urphy
S—S
Messiers
Hinds
Spookie
Tobin Senor
Lem Bow Ener
Colombo
Duggan
Dodd
Trench A
Morrill, Jr
Morrill, Sr
Carlton
DiPietro
Ae Tobineeuwee
Mickleyan
Watthee Epee Ow
Richardson
Kangas
Maynard ‘Cleaners
Perillo
LeSage
Nevala
E Hammond
Sofka
T Smith
R DiPietro
Chernak
Matt Ketola
Eee
Nordberg
Kane
Lombard
Stevens
Ce Eee
Otals
Hoenke
Agace Kitowicz
Boeskes
Tbr
Hutamaki
Anderz
Stow Eeee
Tobin
United Oe Bakun
Tierney
Kingeewees
Mike I
G. I
Joel Hollay Weeee
Molloy
Tarney DiPietro
Sete
Mutty Kolenda
Fobin
Pete
Ruggerio
D Mariano
Wasiuk
Curei
Gruber
Megin Speaks at Hoop Banquet for Chelmsford Lions
Megin delivers remarks as a speaker at a Chelmsford Lions hoop banquet honoring Chelmsford High basketball team Class C Tech champions. Attendees include Pancard football coach Bernie Megin, Lowell sports writer Francis, Holly Cross coach Buster Shedry, and Danish star Johnny Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Bernie Megin
Pancard High
Chelmsford High
Tech
Chelmsford Lions
Cube
Brancis
T. Lowell
Buster ‘Shedry
Holly Cross
Johnny Clayton
Ray Nelan
Ghelmsford
Murray Hicks
Bedford-Five juniors named to Concord High honor roll
Five from the town made the Concord High honor roll alongside three sophomores. Notable selections include Richard Barrett C Grethe Christenbeth rethe Christen sen Anne Julia Jeffrey Mailey and Joan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Weekend Middlesex League and town sports slate
A crowded schedule lists baseball tennis lacrosse and track events across Acton Concord Middlesex and Weston with games at Emerson Playground Cambridge Groton Woburn and Melrose. Notable matchups include Acton vs Westford Concord High vs Wakefield and Middlesex teams facing Groton and Laurence with 3 p m starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
Concord. High
Wakefield High
Middlesex
Emerson Playground
Harvey Wheeler
Maynard
Peter Bulkeley
Weston
Winchester
Concord High
Melgapa
Melrose
Woburn
Lawrence Pone
Emy
Noble & Greenough
Browns
Ene
Maynard Intertown Bowling Banquet Highlights League Wins
Maynard hosted the Intertown Bowling banquet at Millstream Restaurant. Parnys led the league with 0414 pin fall and 87 wins while losing 33. Messiers claimed team single honors with 898 pins. Mackey Tarnus topped singles with 145. Chernak Martys earned the individual average prize. Lesee Veleneans won the three string total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnus
Chernak
Martys
Tata
Lesee
Veleaners
Marlboro Maynard baseball game postponed to May 7
The Marlboro versus Maynard High School "Mid and Lea gue" baseball game scheduled for this afternoon at Maynard is postponed to May 7 at 5 o'clock due to field construction. Marlboro has two remaining games this week at Leominster on Thursday and at South High on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboros
Marlboro
Maynard
Leominster
Ees.t South High
Friay
Bedford Diamond Dedication At Page Field 1936 Twin Bill
The Page Field dedication on May 10 1936 featured two baseball games. Bedford A C Bees lost 6 2 to Burlington Tigers while Bedford A C Narsity defeated Lincoln Mohawks 9 0 behind Al Gilman and Ant Hansen. Dignitaries included Rep John H Valentine and Rep George Tarbell. Bedford players Harry Cok Gus Soffriti Vin Yanchoes Ned Neville Phil McGovern Gilman Hansen starred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Page
Bed‘ford A. C. Bees
Larry Hayward
Burlington Tigers
Bedford A.C
Narsity
Lincoln Mohawks
al Gilman
Ant Hanssen
John ‘H. Valentine
Chelmsford
Lowell
George Tarbell
Lincoln
Concord
Harry Cok
Gus Soffriti
Vin Yanchoes
Johnny Wiggins
Gilman
Hansen
Ned Neville
Phil McGovern
Men Spend More on Barbers Than Beauty Parlors in Utah
The census bureau reports Utah men spend more annually on barber shops than women do in beauty parlors. Barber shop receipts average 1,705,000 dollars per year versus 1,142,000 dollars for beauty parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
U.P
Census Bureau
Utah
Demonstrations At Pil Maynard Junior Hobbies Exhibit
At noon on April 20 Emerson Junior showcased its first hobby program in George Washington ham. Myrna Johnson presided as master of ceremonies. Students displayed diverse hobbies from photography and stamp collecting to dolls and scrapbooks with readings about Ichabod Crane and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Emerson
George Washingham
Myrna Johnson
Carlouist
Mary Bachrach
Virginia Spratt
Gerry D’errieo
Ichabod Crane
Robert Kane
Charles Madden
Donald Prescott
Charles Hayes
Josephine
Massa
Sandra Hyden
Robert Lnette Hayes
M Son
Tricia Manning
Bel Carolyn Quirk
Toole
Jacqueline Vi
Arhara McNamin
Nancy Duckworth
Patricia McPhee
James ‘Kopp
Lowe
Konowicz
Science Notwicz
Nen
Lloyd Wimbues
Virginia
Angel
Maureen
Mary
Richard Berfiet
James Smith
Suce Warila
Woburn Track Team Schedule Listed for May Meets
Woburn Concordtracksters prepare for a series of advancing meets beginning May first with a shift to Amherst May fifth and May twelfth at Be 16 Lexington. The squad then heads to Winchester Melrose and ends at the state meet in Ni Nizkel portance with brazil context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Woburn High Burn
Amherst
Lexingto
Winchester
Melrose
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Red & Gun Club
Acton High
Suffolk
Tyros
BAA
Pembroke College
Penbroke
N.C
U. S
Palmer
Carlisle
N. E. ‘Club
Wardwell
Megin
Tuttu
Aintra-Towk League
Wachusetts
Village
Townsend
Muskeatquid Sportsmen’s
Atarlstrean
Ars ‘Demonstus
Nizkel Oreportance
Brazil
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