Marlboro Players Dominate 1951 Midland League Football Team
Marlboro high school supply four selections to the 1951 All Midland League squad led by tackle David O Connell and guard Paul Messier. Clinton high and Hudson each contributed multiple picks, with selections compiled by James Howen and coaches including McMahan Bondelevitch DeRossa Brucato and Brennan.
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Marlboro
James G. Howen
Clinton
Hudson
David O'Connell
Paul Messier
Richard LaFreniere
Sonny” Quaglia
Mr. Honen
William McMahan
Stanley Bondelevitch
William de Rossa
Maynard
Charles Brucato
Milford
Leo Brennan
Castielione
McNally
Litterio
O'Connell
Second Annual League Night in Basketball
The Middlesex Basketball League holds its second annual event at Belmont High School gym Friday at 8 PM chaired by Coach Ken Creighton with assistance from "Doc" Abell. Concord players Alden Fletcher Tom Tutle Dick Atwood and Vin Cerosulo are listed among participants with Winson-Salem players joining later.
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Middlesex
Belmont High School
Ken Creighton
Doc” Abell
Lexington
Althoff
Reading
Alden Fletcher
Tom Tutle
Dick Atwood
Vin Cerosulo
Bedford
Winson-Salem
Davi’Ellerin
Stoneham
Lewis Harris
Belmont
Mek
Wenner
Met Track League expands as seven teams join Division changes
The Met Track League meeting in Boston approved division shifts. Concord high moves to Division three joining Lynn Classical Milton Malden Catholic Dedham and Revere. Newcomers to Division three are Newton BC High Malden Salem Melrose Lynn Classical and Dedham. The Cherokee Chickasaw Creek Seminole tribes noted as five civilized tribes in Oklahoma.
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Met
Boston
Concord High
Lynn
Classical
Milton
Malden Catholic
Dedham
Revere
Newton
B.C. High
Malden
Salem
Melrose
Lynn Classical
Brookline
Bedford
Rindge Tech
Arlington
Cambridge Latin
Watertown
Somerville
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
Gliders Top Keaglers as Hi-Liters Win
Hi-Liters led by Heyliger set high scores as Concord-Polly Heyliger rolled a 281 and team total 1209 to blank Bowlerettes 4 0. Gliders beat Keglers 3 1 with Irene Hageman 256 Jeannette Stensby 228 and Agnes Neville 255 key totals.
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Polly Heyliger
Hi-L
Ters
Lexington
Gliders
Edie McGrath
Mim Clark
Becky Faunce
Dottie Martin
Polly, Heyliger
Polly Beaudoin
Margaret Algeo
Marge Dee
Marion Gorham
Margaret Nickerson
Helen McCarthy
Alice Hargrove
Agnes Neville
Irene Hageman
Jeannette Stensby
Keglers
Nancy Burke
Helen Dee
Gert Dee
Margaret Burke
Mary Conley
Teacher Knocks Boy Unconscious to Save Him
Indianapolis report says Katherine Hat ton, a teacher, lifted seven year old Sammy Carlton from his seat and shook him to clear a throat ring. The boy’s parents thanked the teacher, claiming the beating likely saved his life. The piece also notes that monkeys were once used to harvest tea in China.
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Indianapolis
Katherine Hatton
Sammy Carlton
Sammy
China
Piedmont Bowl Preview On WNAC Radio
Coach Bernie Megin discussed chances for the Piedmont Bowl this Friday night at Winston-Salem on Station WNAC. Co captains Leo McKenna and Dick Lyons joined as guests.
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Concord
Fred Foye
WNAC
Bernie Megin
Winston-Salem
Leo McKenna
Dick Lyons
Middlesex League Basketball Night at Belmont
Second annual Middlesex League basketball night program lists Belmont at 8 p.m. versus Concord High and Wilmington High as featured matchups. Also notes Piedmont Bowl game in Winston-Salem at 8 p.m. and other bowling and football events upcoming.
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Belmont
Concord High
Wilmington High
Winston-Salem
Mill Dam
Lexington
Concord Many ex letters eye Piedmont Bowl Friday night
Concord and Many ex high school lettermen plan to attend the Piedmont Bowl game Friday night. Roger Spurrell of Maynard has joined the U S Marine Corps and was known for his tackling for the Orange. Leo Mc Grath, ex high school player, finished his season with the Harvard jayvees. Jack King, Concord four year letterman and 1949 co captain, starred at Harvard this fall. St Bonaventure’s finished 5 3 1. Norwich won six of eight. Winter sports at Middlesex School underway. Soccer with St George’s at Newport. Squash vs Harvard freshmen seconds at Cambridge. Bill Cosgrove of Lexington elected captain of St Sebastian’s 1952 eleven. Freshman Tom Cassell seen as a future Tufts football standout under Coach Fish Ellis. He is son of Jimmy Cassell ex BC star who played for Concord in 1920. Wilmington NC hosts Fred Loftus and Dick Loftus who played pro ball. Jim Sullivan, ex Needham coach, led Our Lady’s Newton to four titles in five years.
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Roger Spurrell
Maynard
U. S. Marine Corps
Orange
Leo McGrath
Harvard Jayvees
Jack King
Harvard
St. Bonaventure’s
Norwich
Middlesex School
St. George’s
Newport
Rhode Island
Cambridge
Bill Cosgrove
Lexington
Bob Coyne
Boston
St. Sebastian’s
Tom Cassell
Tufts College
Fish” Ellis
Jimmy Cassell
B. C
Friday Bowl Game On Air At 8 P. M.
Concord High of North Carolina and Wilmington High meet in the Piedmont Bowl Clash in Winston-Salem. WCOP radio will broadcast the game starting 7 45 with Len Masters and Ken Coleman providing play by play.
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Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Concord High
Wilmington
WCOP
Len Masters
Ken Coleman
Duck lover acts in Hamburg boat row violence
Authorities sought a duck lover with a Carrie Nation complex after someone chopped a hole in the bottom of 16 hunters' boats with a hatchet in Hamburg Iowa.
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Hamburg
U.P
Carrie Nation
Winter tackle care for the loyal angler
The piece outlines winterizing fishing gear to extend enjoyment during the off season. It covers drying lines, greasing reels, cleaning automatics, checking guides and ferrules, storing bamboo and glass rods, and protecting steel surfaces with light oil. It also suggests inspecting flies, rewrapping frayed wraps, and reviewing upcoming tackle catalogs for next season.
Summer Kill in Wisconsin Lakes Causes and Factors
The article outlines why fish kills occur in Wisconsin lakes during July and August, listing natural and human causes. It identifies natural mortality, high water temperatures, low dissolved oxygen, pollution, feeding issues, and mechanical injuries from waves and gear as contributing factors in summer fish deaths.
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Wisconsin
Trolling for Perch Technique and Depth Strategy
The article explains trolling for perch using fly rods or bait casting gear and bright spinmirs with blades and worm bait. It notes the key is finding the fish by testing depth and location, with shallow trolling aiding discovery and decisive strikes once depth is correct.
Frog Bait Debate Splits Anglers Over Frog Use
The note discusses two views on using frogs as bait. Some anglers avoid frogs for humane reasons while others fish frogs with ade and floats or hot methods. Many prefer minnows as bait.
Trousseau Shop Featured in Local Pageant
A fragment mentions a Trousseau Shop and a Stork Shop in a Tennessee locale, suggesting a local display or event showcasing garments and baby items. Specific names or dates are unreadable, but the note implies a shopping feature in a small town paper.
Bowling League Averages Highlight Mill Dam Round One
Mill Dam Bowling League after the first round shows Angelo Bartolomeo of Ramblers with 100.26 and Hank Hansen 97.9 among leaders. Josters lead team triple with 1464. Anchors top with 560 in team triples. Bartolomeo also posts a 133 high single, while Moreau tops triples with 350.
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Mill Dam
John P. Halliday
Angelo Bartolomeo
Ramblers
Come Bregoli
Jolters
Hap Hansen
Tom Fitzpatrick
Henry Smith
Edda Dempsey
Thrift
Charlie Stefanelli
Andy Boy
Eddie Tetreault
Basil Nickersoff
Fred Giusti
Phil Moreau
Tudys
Eddie Loughlin
Gerald Dee
Dalgo Bregoli
Henry Harmon
Bill O’neil
Ellis
Bartolomeo
Fitzpatrick
Nick Genetti
Moreau
Rod and Gun Club Seeks Pledges for New Clubhouse
Concord Rod and Gun Club met at the Elks home on the Turnpike with President Gilbert G. Lawrence presiding. Members discussed pledges for building a new clubhouse on club grounds off Strawberry Hill road and refreshments were served by Frank Denaro.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Carlson 14th In State Scorers
Concord High's Lyle Carlson led the team with 78 points and finished 14th in the state scoring race as reported from Boston. Eddie Beck of Waltham topped the list with 120 points. Dick Ryan was 48th with 54 points and Bob Zumwalt had 30 points for 118th.
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Concord
Lyle Carlson
Concord High
Boston
Eddie Beck
Waltham
Dick Ryan
Bob Zumwalt
Justice Goodsell Fines Man for Fishing Without License
Spokane report states Justice Charles T. Goodsell fined Darrel A. Straughen ten dollars after he claimed he was merely holding a fishing pole for his wife when approached for fishing without a license. The judge did not believe the defense.
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Spokane
Wash
Charles T. Goodsell
Darrel A. Straughen
Wesk
Concord High School Minutemen Pride Through Century of Play
A nostalgic overview traces Concord high school football from its 1891 beginnings to 1951. It chronicles early cross town games, the Emer son Playground era, and the enduring Minutemen name, honoring predecessors and coaches including Bernie Megin along with the 1951 squad sparked by Reynolds and Dicky Carlson.
Walking the Dog in Lost Goat Baltimore Md OP
A fragmented clipping mentions a terrier named NAP and a golfer nicknamed Maskell in Baltimore Maryland. It describes the dog’s walking talent and references several unclear fragments about balls and a 48Y figure.
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Baltimore
Maskell
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