Acton High Opens Season With 39 32 Win Over Alumni
Acton High School opened the 1950 51 basketball season by beating the Alumni 39 32 at Blanchard Hall on Tuesday night November 28. Sophomore John Edgar led Acton with 17 points, followed by Captain Harry Morse with 11. Alumni leader Kenneth Hampson had 13, while Dick Flint and Eddie Weatherbee totaled 14 together. The girls’ preliminary game saw Acton High beat the Alumni 46 34 as Marilyn LeDuke led with 16 points and Edna Michele added 14 in a showcase that featured many former stars.
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Acton High School
Blanchard Hall
Tuesda
John Edgar
Harry Morse
Kenneth Hampson
Dick Flint
Eddie Weatherbee
John Winton
Lveal
Lois Caldwell
Joan Cooka
Doris Morse
Lillian Hollowell
Phyllis Smith
Kay Sweeney
Shirley Rimbach
Barbara Howell
Sweeney
Pat Barry
Feltus
Pete Goldthwaite
Pauline Tuttle
Marilyn LeDuke
Edna Michele
O’connell
Maynard Heap Team To Play At Boston Garden
Maynard high school basketball faces Biddeford Maine five in opening game at Boston Garden this Saturday noon. Coach Dirck Lawson is confident the squad, still short on practice, will show improvement and aim to win.
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Maynard High
Biddeford
Maine
Boston Garden
Dirck Lawson
Howes
Nowiels
Nelson
Welik
Duggan
MacDonald
Mancini
Leave Tomyl
Best
Te Gallagher
Ee Sims
M Nelzen
Meynard
Hudson High basketball season opens with strong veteran lineup
Hudson High, led by Coach Lou Colombo, aims for a strong winter with eight pre season practices and a veteran starting five led by Hugo Guidotti at center and co captains Harry Clemmer and Dick Lyons. Guards Ron White and Dick Phaneuf flank the forwards as juniors, while reserves Higgins Wiles Wheeler Loureiro and McCumber push for varsity action. A full junior varsity and freshman slate backs the opener at Howe High in Billerica Friday at 3 p m.
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Hudson High School
Hawks
Howe High
Billerica
Lou Colombo
Wao
Hugo Guidotti
Harry Clemmer
Dick Lyons
Ron White
Dick Phaneuf
Guidotti
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Phaneuf
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Lou Coombe
Higgins
Wiles
Wheeler
Loureiro
McCumber
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Ray Guerard
Willis
Bradley
Himmelman
Joe Rego
Jay-Vees
Pope
Moraes
Tencati
Terro
Fernandes
Gust
Acton High Plans 1950 51 Hoop Schedule
Acton high school announces a 21 game 1950 51 basketball schedule led by manager William I Q Connel. Newcomers Mely Maynard Duxbury ayland and L D Wilson DeMolay chapter join the slate with key home away dates including Duxbury at Boston Garden Sudbury Harvard Groton Burlington Wayland Stow Littleton and Maynard.
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Acton High School
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Duxbury
Ayland
L. D. Wilson
Westford
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Groton
Harvard
Burlington
Arger
Littleton
Stolen Cigars Traps Car Loqter
A thief named Diesel broke into a parked car in Lincoln Nebraska and stole two 20 cent cigars and $2 in nickels. He tried to hide cigars and money, but the owner spotted him later and called police. Diesel was fined $50 and costs.
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Candy Upset No Help in Exhibition
Fragmentary note reports a candy contest upset with unclear details and possible results. Names, places, or exact actions are not readable. the item indicates a surprising outcome but lacks concrete context.
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Concord Area High School and Club Basketball Schedule
Friday Middlesex League basketball night at Hunt gym 8 p m. Saturday Concord Citizens banquet at Concord High football team State Armory 6 45 p m. Sunday Concord TT vs Clinton Turners at Clinton 2 30 p m non league. Monday Concord High School basketball practice Hunt gym 3 p m. Tuesday Maynard High vs Hopkinton High non league at Hopkinton 3 p m. Thursday Maynard High vs Methuen at Methuen 3 p m.
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Clinton
Concord High School
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Hopkinton
Methuen High
Methuen
Deer encounter halts Sudbury driver near Wayland
Charles C. Way of Sudbury met a deer on Boston Past road in Wayland as night fell. The deer paused startled by the car lights but fled after a moment, and Way reported no serious injuries.
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Charles C. Way
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Wayland
Maynard High School News Highlights December Events
Maynard High School reports include the Senior class picture orders taken December 4 with delivery by Christmas. The Junior Women’s Club hosted its annual dance December 1 at the George Washington Auditorium with Smith's Orchestra. December 5 saw Marlboro Employment Office staff administer aptitude tests to seniors planning work after graduation. Dorothy Bobbie Starkus elected Girls Varsity captain. Music supervisors attended the Massachusetts Music Educators Association meeting at Lowell State Teachers College with sessions at Bartlett Training School and a Round Table discussion led by Prof. Marie Gearon.
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George Washington Auditorium
Smith
Eleanor Colburn
Dukeshire
Mass. Music Educators Association
Lowell State Teachers College
Bartlett Training School
Marie Gearon
Local Furnaces Named Grace Fanny Emma Elizabeth Rebecca Lucy
In a historic county, furnaces carried personal names tied to ironmakers families. Nine were named Grace, five Fanny, and four each were Emma Elizabeth Rebecca and Lucy. Shop now for Christmas.
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Fanny
Emma
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Lucy
Marlboro Hoopers to Play 18 Games This Season
Marlboro announces its boys and girls basketball schedule under James Hones. The boys play 18 games including an Alumni contest with one open date, facing Framingham in the season opener and Chelmsford at Boston Garden. The Midland League opponents include Franklin Clinton Hudson Maynard Milford and Leominster among others with games set from December 15 through February 15.
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Thas
James Hones
Framingham
Franklin
Clinton
Hudson
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Milford
Sudbury High School Hosts Hockey and Basketball Highlights
Sudbury school notes cover a December assembly with field hockey players receiving first and second team honors, Go-Captains Joyce Fellows and Joyce Olson, and a sweater award to Margaret Burches. The event featured a Coast Guard Academy talk by Cadet Richard Randlett and a life at the academy film. A later piece reports Sudbury’s first basketball game in the new gym, where Groton won 32 to 20, with Cowan scoring 17 for Groton and Jolim Hall top Sudbury scorer. Subsequent items preview a December 15 three act comedy Two’s A Crowd by the Senior Class, curtain 8 o’clock, and a Hollywood photo reveal of seniors. A November 16 debate among Grade 9 on compulsory school attendance is noted with teams led by Josephine Devlin, Judith Goodrich, Barry Hill, and Peter John.
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Dorothy Bondelevitch
Judith Goodrich
Jane Flynn
Phyllis Phelps
Dorothy Hawes
Sheila Lewis
Margaret Burskes
Joan Ling
Priscilla Pittman
Janice Burland
Joyce Fellows
Joyce Olsen
Jane Burns
Charlotte Mercier
Rebecca Marsh
Jacqueline McLean
Madeleine Johnson
Joan Harding
Marion Miller
Barbera Plummer
Marilyn McGovern
Carol Hadtfer
Sylvia Mills
Mary Alfamo
Garia Dodge
Louise Pikes
Mary Piciatelli
Joyce Olson
Margaret Burches
Barbara Hellman
Ina Johnson
Louise Pike
Josephine Devlin
Carol Hodder
Gloria Dodge
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Boston
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Maynard Grid Testimonial Honors Local Football Team
A Maynard High School football testimonial dinner was held at Russo's Restaurant honoring the Maynard grid squad. Speaker was Mike Holovak former All American and coach of Boston College freshmen. Co captains Bil Howes and Jack, plus several letter recipients were announced.
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Mike Holovak
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Vin Wassel
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Jack
Mari Nae Moe
Concord Club Plans Christmas Deco Booth and Meeting
The Concord The Con den Club announces Christmas decoration swags and a table setup for Fort Dev. All members attend a work meeting on December 14 at 9 P.M. at Mrs. Robert’s studio Elm Street. Bring box items material is wanted for cones and more. Call Mrs. Ferberty Concord 495 for details.
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Conden Club
Fort Dev
Hell
Robert
Elm Street
Ferberty
Knights of Whist party winners named at Concord hall
Winners of the Knights of Whist party at Concord hall include Mary Murphy Jean Murphy McBreen O'Brien and many others. Consolation prizes went to Mrs John T. Diskin and door prizes to Michael and Martin Diskin.
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Ley
Jean Murphy
McBreen
Owen
Minnie Campbell
Ioe O’brien
Mike Cigaret J. Connair
Foss
M. Lonergan
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Edna Deng A. Tibbetts
George John Bartolomeo
Ruth Nickers
Johanna Kelley
Modica
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Bedford Cub Scouts welcome 23 new members to Pack
The Bedford cussed Bedford Pack 18 held a ceremony to welcome 23 new boys into the Pack. Cubmaster Albert ducted the event as the new members Guidici Patterson McIver Riessle liam Albani Weed Davis Hallowell Harr ham Austin Peter McNaney Goddard and Murray were presented. The father of two new boys received pins, and Wolf Cub awards and wreath sales plans were announced by the Cub committee including Alden W Webber Mrs Peter Bieren Cole Mrs John Bi Roy Harrow Mrs Richard B Mrs Alden W Webb and Mrs Bert Tuttle.
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Albert Ducted
Sory
Guidici
Stephen Patterson
Bruce McIver
Frank C Riessle
Christopher ¥ Liam, White
John Albani
Thomas Weed
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Hallowell
Roy Harrham Austin
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John
Austin
Bert Tuttle
Lloyd Mahoney
Gerald Frances
Richard B. He
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Lincoln Troop Plans Paper Concord Cub Scouts Drive
The Concord Lincoln district announces two fundraising drives by the Lincoln Troop for the local Scouts. The events will occur this November and involve ongoing community support for youth exploration and service activities.
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Explorer
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