Wilmington 50 Defeats Locals in Semi Final Baseball
Wilmington won its seventh straight game by defeating Concord Town Team 5-0 to clinch a place in the Suburban semi finals. Pitcher Cushing tossed a three hitter while Hopkins walked in the top half of the fourth. The win sets Wilmington to meet Warner Chelmsford in the next round as the 1950 feature season begins next weekend.
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Concord
Wilmington
Ride Playground
Cushingeda
de Hopins
Finshers
Orce Fenton
Jack Walfs
Bill Sylvia
Hopkins
Cushing
Warner-Chelmsford
September 23 Start For Concord High Gridiron Schedule
Concord High directors announce a nine game varsity football schedule beginning September 23 at Stoneham. The schedule lists games at home and away with opponents including Stoneham, Woburn, Framingham, and Lexington as the season unfolds. A separate note says Lexington Bowling Club plans a new season while Concord has no bowling alleys.
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Scord — Athletic
Bernie Mes
Con. Rd
Openember
Stone
Howe Hich
Ord. High
Stoneham
Itd
Wictober
Woburn
Prichard
Framingvember
Lexington
Local Folks Take Prize Awards In Myopia Dog Show
Local Concord entries shared in prizes at the Myopia Dog Show on the North Shore last Saturday. In novice class one, Concord led with a 198 point score by Marie Bershakee’s entry. Red Star’s Collen owned by Gladys Brooks scored 144. In open Class B, George Crowell of Bemont, member of the Concord Dog Training Club, won with Chief Gunner of eFatherquist C.D.X. scoring 18514. In open Class A, Mrs Leslie Aer soi’s Nena, C. D., was second with 19314, one and a half behind the winner. Other noted entries included Prescott of Groton with Vidura, Brenda, C., and Ballom, Bridget from Acton winning the Irish terrier section.
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Concord
Hamilton
North Shore
Yeek
Decentro
Marie T. Bershakee
Redstar
Collen
Gladys W. “Brooks
George E. Crowell
Bemont
Concord Dog Training Club
Gunner
eFatherquist
Leslie O. Aersoi
Nena
C. D
Hersn’ Prescott
Groton
Vidura
Brenda
Ballom
Bridget
Mack Kellen Kenn
Acton
All Star Football Game At Lowell Stadium Concord
Sport calendar notes an all star football game at Low ell Stadium Concord with high school players in action at 8 p m West Concord T vs Acton then a non league baseball game at Rideout Playground and Concord high school football practice at Emerson Playground. Weekend baseball tournament at Concord Country Club begins today and runs through Sunday.
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Lowell Stadium
Concord
West Concord T
Acton
Rideout
Concord High School
Emerson
Concord Country Club
Emerson Playground
Mohawks Triumph 9-7 in Five-Inning League Win
Concord The Lincoln Mohawks defeated Lexington 9-7 in five innings at Lincoln last week with Dick Mulcahy on the mound. Al Davis, a former high school captain, caught Mulcahy’s pitching. Ex-Concord captains Jimmy Ryan and Nick Macone also played for the Mohawks, while ex-Le xington players Dave Speener Walter Wood and Lou Cunningham were on the Lincoln side. Jim Dudley handled catching duties for Lex ington and Dick Parker from Bedford started in left field.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Dick Mulcahy
Lexington
Paul Revere
Dick Parker
Bedford
Bedford High Falls to Lexington in Nonleague Clash
Bedford High School boys lost 6 to 1 at Lexington in a nonleague game. Four Lexington runs in the third inning sealed the win behind captain Furdon as Lexington tallied 11 hits. Bedford's Eddie Ricker and former Lexington teammates played, along with Concord and local high school football alumni Danny and Bob Gaylor and Dick and Bob Arthur.
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Bedford
Lexington B.C
Lexington
My Furdon
Lexington High
Win Ricker, Jr
Bob Arthur
Cullinane's Team Aims For Playoffs
Concord athlete Jimmy Cullinane, famed 1936 Concord captain and shortstop, now manages Gloversville in the Can Am Baseball League. Despite an injured hand and WWII service, his team sits fifth and poised for a playoff berth as six teams vie for spots.
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Concord
Sporting News
Gloversvile
Jimmy” Cullinane
Concord High
Cullinane
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kelly Is Fourth In Cambridge Run
Concord Johnny Kelley of West Acton finished fourth in a seven mile road race held in Cambridge with the state Legion convention. Winner was Anthony Sapienza a Boston College student and member of the B A A. Kelley, 42, prefers the 26 mile marathon distance.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Cambridge
the Legion
Anthony Sapienza
Boston College
Kelley
Mill Dam Bowling Loop Plans Season Meeting
Concord President Dalgo Bregoli of the Mill Dam Bowling League plans to call a meeting of league officers and captains soon to map the coming season. Matches will be rolled in Lexington since Concord has no alleys. About 10 games are expected, with Monday night play likely.
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Lexingnee Concord
Concord
Dalgo Bregoli
Mill Dam
Lexington
Peters to Report to Crimson Coach
Harvard junior Concard Bob Peters will join the pre season football practices under new Coach Lloyd Jordan at Harvard. The son of Mr and Mrs Alexander C Peters of 20 Elm Street he returns after being sidelined last season by a broken arm from an early practice.
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Concard
Bob Peters
Harvard
Lloyd Jordan
Alexander C. Peters
20 Elm Street
Musketauquid Sportsmen Club Holds Semi Monthly Meeting
West Concord Massachusetts Musketauquid Sportsmen Club held its regular semi monthly meeting at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue last Thursday night. Supper was served by Patrolman Fred Nolan who returned from Lake Winnipesaukee to cook spaghetti and broilers for members and guests. About 40 attended. The next regulate will be on Thursday night September 7.
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Musketaquid Club
West Concord
MuSketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Fred . Nolan
Lake
Winnipesadkee
Concord Peter McKay Wins A Class Golf Honors
Concord and Peter McKay with Benny Benoit Jr represented the Country club in the M G A golf tournament at Franklin Golf Club last Saturday. McKay won Class A honors with a 69 while Benoit finished with a high score.
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Concord
Peter McKay
Benny Benoit, Jr
St Franklin
McKay
Pair Notice in Brookville Ind
Brief notice from Brookville Indiana reports a public sharing statement about knives forks spoons ashtrays and salt and pepper sets. The note appears to address communal property use and distribution in a local setting.
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Brookville, Ind
U.P
Saints to Honor Town Champions at August Banquet
The St. Michael's C. O. Senior team will be recognized for a fourth straight town baseball title. A Sunday banquet at Elks Hall follows a three game series win over the Hudson Merchants. supporters raised $60 for the banquet fund.
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Hudson
St. Michael's C. ¥. O
Saints
Straig Town
Hudson Merchants
Champrs
Elks Hall
Holy Cross Plans 1950 Football Camp and Key Return
Out for Holy Cross is 49 candidate list for 1950 with coach Eddie Anderson guiding practice starting September 5. Anderson returns after leading the College All Stars to a 17-7 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. Ten seniors seek starting spots including Captain Donnalley and Jachowicz as Crusaders open a 10 game schedule starting September 30 at Dartmouth.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Eddie Anderson
Anderson
College All Stars
Philadelphia Eagles
Crusaders
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Ketaran
University of Iowa
Anderton
Ton Donnalley
Philadelphia
Bob Jachowicz
Lynn
Mass
Jerome Oliveri
New York
N. Y
Peter Frasca
Bronx
Bernard Degnan
West Orange
N.J
John Costelo
Jamaica Plain
James MacDougald
Pawtucket
R. L
W Lram DeChard
Washington, D. C
Carmen
Manganiello
Pitson
Francis Bryson
Newton
Never Say Die as Richwood Rally Falls Short
In Watertown Wisconsin the Richwood softball team trailed 35 to 7 but surged to score 23 runs in the seventh inning before the pitcher retired the side and allowed a 35 to 30 defeat.
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Watertown
Wis
U.P
Richwood
Local sports notes preview fall season and events
Concord region athletes and teams head into fall with Maynard Hudson and Concord players ready for practice. West Concord and Acton renew rivalry in an exhibition. Bedford Townsend playoffs, Littleton and West Groton standings noted. Maynard Rod and Gun Club and Concord clam bake announced. Coach Carmino Picucci recalled to naval duty. Bill O’Brien faces possible Marine service. Bruins announce 35 home games including 16 Sunday hockey nights. amateur hockey praised. Commonwealth Country Club hosts September golf tournament ahead of season.
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Concord
King
Maynard
Hudson
Chét” Ingraham
Lexington
Vin Wassek
Stan Bondelevitch
West
Concord T
Rideout Playground
Acton
Ocals
Bedford - Townsend
Littleton
West Groton
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Concrod
Strawberry Hill Road
John J. Dickey
Deine Welt
Rideout Payground
Carmine Picucci
Leominster
Bill” O’brien
U. S
Boston Bruins
Boston Realtors
Commonwealth Country
Massachusetts Eyes Dingell Funds For Fisheries Program
Massachusetts officials plan a statewide stream survey and pond survey expansion under the Dingell bill with a permanent fishery management crew. Director Robert H. Johnson says the legislature must pass an enabling act to accept federal funds covering 75 percent of project costs with a 25 percent state match. The program aims to accelerate restoration and improved fishing statewide, with key staff including Supt. Robert Jones and Aquatic Biologist Richard Stroud shaping the plan.
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Truman
Massachusetts
Massachusets
Association
Robert H. Johnson
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Paul A White
Field
The
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Johnson
Robert Jones
Bureau of Wildlife Research and Management
Richard Stroud
Concord golfers compete in New England Junior Open
Concord entries Harold Cahoon from Concord and Donald Tor Maynard joined the New England Junior Open at Albemarle in Newton. Cahoon competed in the small fry class as a son of a Concord pro and manager, while Tor Maynard played in the midget division.
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N. E
Concord
Albemarle
Newton
Harold Cahoon
Donald Tor
Maynard
Cahoon
Concord du
Torpa
Fallon Family Takes Madison Vacation
Dr and Mrs John J Fallon of Ridge Road and their son and daughter left last week for a two week trip to Madison Wisconsin returning Labor Day. Dr Fallon will resume his dental duties after the holiday.
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John J. Fallon
Ridge Road
Madison
Wisconsin
Regular Lodge Installs Officers Amid Local Fray
Regular Lodge in Concord appoints new officers as annual read of by laws and routines continues. Supt John Foreman and Ed A discuss the ceremony on Minuteman Toreau and Lincoln streets with a two member subject to call amid a World War influence.
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John W. Galiland
West
Sif
Harvard
Emalan
Minuteman Toreau Street
Lincoln
Sal
Ewith
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