Concord closes playground session with awards at Emerson
Concord Recreation Commission wrapped up a successful playground season at Emerson Playground on Thursday August 17. Over 200 children and many parents attended. Awards honored attendance, performance and outstanding individuals. a costume parade featured about 100 participants with prizes for 4 to 6, 7 to 9, and 10 plus age groups.
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Concord
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Emerson Playground
Joanne
Betty Horne
Uncle Sam
Anne
Ruth
Paul Roftiman
Hollie Oreross
Clark McPhee
Mary Anne Megin
Nancy Baker
Joan LaSage
Mary Jane Grant
Selma Thileen
Jean Kraetzer
Joanne Horne
Lillian Boresen
Rita Windheim
Robert Ann Hayes
Bobby Boresen
Johnr Shalline
Mickey Gormley
Bernard Kelley
Rideout Playground
Judy, Gates
Betty Magurn
Carol Spinney
Richard’ “Palmer
Roberta Sheehan
Joseph LeSage
Ruth Muscato
Mary Towler
Mary MecKenna
Barbara Stuhre
Sis’ Boresen
Marjorie “Windheim
Pat Downing
Jan Porter
John Halliday
Roy Phelan
Mary Lou Driscoll
James Grant
Robert Borsen
Robert Thorpe
Jack Hutchinson
Tommy Mayo
Henry Lacombe
Audrey Hill
Jack Anderson
David Berglund
Carolyn Piper
Joseph Muscato
Lowell Stars Rout Concord in All-Star Grid Game
In front of about 9 000 at Lowell Memorial Stadium the Greater Lawrence all-star squad defeated Concord and West Concord 31 to 0. Prendergast and Frankie Curran opened for Concord with Leo Bayeur hampered by injury, while Terry Sweeney scored four touchdowns for the winners with Sid Watson and Charlie Dwyer also contributing.
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Lowell Memorial Stadium
Orgalart
Greater Lawrence
West Concord
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Frankie Curran
Cocaptain
Leo Bayeur
Bernie Megin
Terry” Sweeney
Lawrence
Charlie Dwyer
Punchard
Sid Watson
Prichard
Greater Lowell
Ray Riddick
Charlie Hazel
Tewksbury
Lexington
Concord High
Legmston
Chet” Ingraham
Johnny Adzigian
Wally Silva
Lincoln
West Peabody
Cleveland Browns
Herman Hickman
All Stars
Browns
Wettlaufer
West Pointer
Belmont
Iy Horton Braves
Atlanta
Georgia
Bath Becomes North Carolina's First Incorporated Town
Bath established as the first incorporated town in North Carolina marking a milestone in colonial governance. The designation reflects early municipal organization in the region.
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North Carolina
Concord and Area Sports Notes Highlight Local Football Links
Concord notes report are dismayed by low local interest in Thursdays Lowell all star game and mention Concord high alum Bill Berg now in the Navy. Other items cover Class B playoffs in Village League West Concord T T and Fitzwilliam, Groton Townsend Class A playoff, Higginsmen trip to Fitzwilliam, and a 120 mile round trip.
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Lowell
Bill Berg
Concord High
West Concord T. T
Fitzwilliam
New Hampshire
Groton
Townsend
Fitzwillian
Higginsmen
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Maynard Red & Gur
John J. Perry, Jr
Air Force
Lexington
Fort Dix
Val Muscato
Uncle Sam
Tommy McKenna
U.S. Navy
Harry Besse
Wayland Grays
Paul Revere
Gilmanton
Boston Stock Exchange
Wayland
Pop
Grady
Middlesex Laundry
Johnny Mullen
Arizona
Besse
Gus” Soffriti
Dave Todd
Georgie Johnson
Bill” McCarthy
Concord Junior Is Queen of Star Ettees in 1951 Game
Jean McAllister, Concord high school junior from Carlisle, was named queen of the starettes at the 1951 all star football game at Lowell Memorial Stadium. She won over 21 entrants and will reign in 1952 star-ette duties. Mary Murray of West Concord and other prize winners were noted amid fan reactions over placement.
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Choyen
Miss McAllister
Charles’ Yeremian
Wright McAllister
Carlisle
Miss Murray
Frank D. Murray
Riverside Avenue
Concord High
Concord High Football Practice Sparks Thanksgiving Teaser
Concord and Lexington area papers report the Concord high football team already practicing with comments withheld. Thanksgiving Day is seen as a potential turning point to tell the story.
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Concord
Lexington
Concord High
Camp Thoreau Ends First Season At West Concord Facility
The Day Camp at the old Finnish Dance hall in West Concord concluded a highly successful inaugural season led by Mr and Mrs Clifford A Pulis. The first national rifle and pistol championship will be held on the Pacific coast from September 26 through October 6.
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West Concord
Clifford A. Pulis
Pacific Coast
Ladies Nights At Local Concord Golf Range
Ladies Nights continue at the Concord Sportsman Golf Driving Range near Howard Johnson's off the Concord Turnpike. Every Wednesday night the fair sex is admitted for half price with no club rental charge, regular prices apply otherwise. Bernie Megin and Jim McMullen manage the range.
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Concord Sportsman
Howard Johnson
Concord Turnpike
Bernie Megin
Jim McMullen
Nationwide broadcast to air Grand Circuit harness events
The Grand Circuit harness stakes will be broadcast nationwide for the first time. ABC will air the series from Illinois to Kentucky including the $70,000 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington. Charlie Hinkle hosts from tracks with events such as the $21,000 Greyhound Stake and the $30,000 McMahon Memorial. Reynolds Metal sponsors the broadcasts.
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Springfield
Lexington
Kentucky
Charlie Hinkle
Dayton
Ohio
Mike
Greyhound
du Quoin
Fox
Indianapolis
Delaware
Reynolds Metal Company
Louisville, Ky
W. G. Reynolds
del Miller
Acers Direct Rhythm
Meadow Rice
Cycle Riders Set New Hampshire Hill Climb Weekend
West Concord reports September 8 and 9 will again bring motorcycle action to Guilford New Hampshire with a 25 mile novice race and featured hill climb on the 60 meter ski jump at the Target Table hill. New England Motorcycle Dealers sponsor the Fall Round-Up with over $1 000 in prizes for Saturday events and top riders expected for the NH debut after years absence.
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Gilford
New Hampshire
New England
Sablone Fires 71 At Maynard Club
Sablone, formerly of this town now of Maynard, shot a 71 to win the third flight at the Maynard Country Club. He placed in the MG A tournament and is employed at the Viano Motor Company on Thoreau Street in Concord.
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Rico Sablone
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Maynard Country Club
Sablone
Viano Motor Company
Thoreau Street
Ice Cycles brings top skaters to Boston Arena 1962
Ice Cycles of 1962 opens at Boston Arena from August 31 to September 16 with matinees on weekends and holidays. The show features 35 minutes of skating with 50 Hollywood voices, dazzling costumes, and stars like Eric Waite Chuckie Stein Jimmy Lawrence Charlie Slagle and Fergie Larson. Newcomers include Margaret Field Shirley Winters Bill Knapp Yvonne Broders Leo Loeb Jerry Murphy Pillar Curtin and Jeanne Mathews. Tickets are at Boston Arena Boston Garden Filene's and Jordan's.
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Chuckie Stein
Jimmy Lawrence
Charlie Slagle
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Shirley Winters
Bill Knapp
Yvonne Broders
Leo Loeb
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Concord Girls Field Hockey Schedule Planned for 1951
Concord High announces tentative 1951 girls field hockey schedule. Captain Anne Knudsen leads. coach is Miriam C. Clark. Contingent dates include September 25 Weston pending, October 9 Arlington, October 11 Melrose, October 18 Watertown, October 25 Wellesley, October 29 Belmont, November 2 Lexington, November 6 Maynard pending, November 9 Stoneham.
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Anne Knudsen
Bernard E. Megin
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Belmont
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Maynard
Stoneham
Bedford Red Sox Rout Raiders For 16th Softball Win
The Bedford Red Sox defeated the Raiders 15 to 1 for their 16th win against six losses in Lexington Softball League action. Rain halted a prior game with a one run lead in the fifth inning as league play nears playoffs. Eugene Louprett, a Registry of Motor Vehicles inspector, presides over the league and will announce playoff pairings soon.
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Concord Area Sport Schedule Highlights Weekly Events
The calendar lists West Concord Twi League baseball at Rideout Playground with games at 6 p.m. on Friday and 6 p.m. on Saturday, Concord High football practice at Emerson Playground, a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club starting today with continuation Sunday, Village League playoffs at West Concord T T versus Fitz William, and a clambake at Concord Rod and Gun Club. Additional events include a Holiday golf tourney ongoing, Musket and Sportsmen’s Club supper and meeting, and weekday practices at Emerson and 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Emerson Playground
Concord Country Club
West Concord T. T
Fitzwilliam
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Concord High School
Acton Defeats Stow in North Middlesex Junior League Playoff
Acton tops Stow 2 1 to advance to the finals as Henry Sewell pitched the win in the second game. In the other semi final, Ayer blanked Littleton 3 0 to level the series after Littleton won the opener 3 2.
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North Middlesex
Stow
Ayer
Littleton
Henry Sewell
Clambake Hosted by Sportsmen’s New Club
The Concord club hosts a clambake next Sunday at 1 o'clock on Strat Road near Naas. The public is welcome with steamed clams on the cob and amusements for all ages promised.
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Clambake
Concord
Naas
Strat Road
Ex H U S Resident John Bee Returns From Korea
Ex U S resident Corp John Bee son of Officer and Mrs John Bee of Acton returns after 10 day furlough. Bee, once from Concord 1949 and 1948 undefeated in youth rowing, was expected to be assigned abroad.
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U.S
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D. C
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Korea
Sportsmen's Club Meeting Held Thursday Night
The meeting of the Sportsmen's Club on Thursday the 6th at 7 o'clock discussed Barrington of Best and Fall. Fred Nolan was to serve as president and arrange the agenda.
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Harrington
Fred Nolan Angetee
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