Stars Defeat Knights in ADC League Top Match
All Stars beat K of C Srs 3 1 to extend lead to seven points over Ramblers who won 4 0. Thrift Andersons and Macone's also won while Ramblers star Hanson posted 330 series. Leading averages include McCarthy Dee Hansen Harmon and Robinson.
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Fred Macone
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S. Demeo
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J. Palumbo
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Maynard-Al Viola and Cutaia named 1949 WS football co-captains
Crterie Maynard-Al Viola and Chris Cutaia elected co-captains of the 1949 Maynard WS football eleven at a meeting. Viola earned all Midland League honors last week and was the standout on offense and defense while serving as junior class treasurer. Cutaia, a regular tackle, returned to the lineup this season. Patsy Greene was named the most important and hardest working player, receiving the United Cooperative Society Trophy for 1948.
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al Viola
Chris Cutaia
Maynard WS
Viola
Cutaia
Leven
Maynard gridiron coach faces big gap after graduation
Maynard High School prepares for a heavy toll on its football roster as at least 16 seniors play their last game for the orange and black. Coach Bondelevitch must replace fast backs Jerry Robinson Key Dwinnell and Dave Higgins and stalwart linemen Pats Greeno Vic Femyl Georgie Clair Gene Robinson Ralph Case. Returning are Dick Albert Tom Cocco Ed Romanowski and TN T Al Viola. Linemen lead by Frank Gase Cutala OToole Slabysz Roger Jarmulowicz and Holly.
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Bondelevitch
Jerry Robinson
Key Dwinnell
Dave Higgins
Joe “MacDonald
Pats
Greeno
Vic Femyl
Georgie
Clair
Gene “Robinson
Ralph Case
Eteete
Dick Albert
Tom Cocco
Ed Romanowski
T.N/T
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Frank Gase
Cutala
O'Toole
Slabysz
Roger Jarmulowicz
Holly
Stan Bondelevitch
Dick Lawson
Johnny Furey
Bernie Megin
Maynard
Chelmsford Evens With Local Girls in 33 to 25 Win
Concord High School girls basketball lost the Chelmsford return game 33 to 25 while the Concord seconds won 24 to 7. Captaincy goes to Barbara Bean for varsity and Gloria Beauchesne for the seconds. coach is Miss Marion Clark with assistant Miss Miriam Clark.
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Chelmsford
Concord High School
Concord Seconds
Barbara Bean
Gloria Beauchesne
Windeedee Goae
Winchester
St. ‘Clement's
West Somerville
Marion Clark
Miriam Clark
Freshmah
Eam
Sudbury Nurses Move to Redecorated New Headquarters
Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association met in its first owned office Pokonoket Road in South Sudbury after purchasing from Dr Karl Whitney. The redecorated building includes repairs and new furnishings donated by members and supporters. Members praised the completed setup and noted past offices were rented or loaned.
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Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association
Pokonoket Raad
Karl Whitney
Nursing ‘Association
Bedford card party yields prizes at 42 Fletcher Road
A successful card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Smith on Fletcher Road featured bridge and whist. Mildred Arnold chaired the Ways and Means committee. Prizes went to Blanche Dalrymple of Lexington and high scores to Edna Meharg, Blanche Laffin, Louise Currier, Tuval Johnson, and Elmer Blake in whist. and Elsie Lord, Bertha Foughstead, James Richardson, Louise Pfeiffer, James Breck, Elsie Dowsell, Maynard Joy, Arthur, and William McIntosh in bridge. A January party is planned at Mrs. James B. Laffin’s home.
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Bedford
Louis’ H. Smith
Fletcher Road
Mildred P. Arnold
Blanche Dalrymple
Lexington
Edna A. Meharg
Blanche Laffin
Louise’ F Currier
Tuval Johnson
Elmer ‘Blake
Elsie Lord
Bertha E. ‘Foughstead
James C. Richardson
Louis Pfeiffer
James L. Breck
Elsie .E. Dowsell
Maynard H. Joy
Arthur
Sudbury D A R Holds December Meeting in Wayland
Sudbury Wayside Inn chapter of the D A R met at the Congregational Church in Wayland with dessert served after the business session. Delegates were chosen for the March State Conference at Hotel Copley Plaza Boston. Guest speaker Ellis Island State Chairman Mrs. Hayward spoke on rehabilitation work for disabled men of the recent war. The chapter runs two Occupational Therapy rooms at Ellis Island and Staten Island. The next meeting is set for April.
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Wayside Inn
Congregational Church
Wayland
Dean
Hill
Collins
Regent
James ‘Salter
Ergest
T.hayward
Ellis Island
DAR
Staten Island
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Sudbury High School hears talk on Robert Burns
On Thursday December 12 Rev Samuel Lindsey D D addressed Sudbury High School students about Robert Burns the renowned Scottish poet. Some parents attended this event and the Freshman Class participated in the discussion.
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Robert Burns
Samuel Lindsey
Fragmented school scene with students and staff
Fragmentary OCR text describes a high school scene with students and a home-room teacher. Names such as Ruth, Miss Ruth, and Mr. are mentioned alongside a classroom play setting and a chalked front table. The passage is garbled with many unclear terms and misread names.
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Cya
Chuck Harrig
Gustin
Ralph Wz
Ruth
Concord coach made new member of state association
Sudbury high school football coach J. A. Jr. from Concord William made a new member of the State Coaches Association after attending the meeting last Saturday. Peter Bulkeley School coach also attended along with six Concord coaches including Coagh Bernie Megin who spoke at the event.
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William
J. A. Jr
Sudbury Road
Peter Bulkeley
State Coaches Association
Bernie Megin
Bulger
Concord High to meet Chelmsford on Chelmsford court
Concord High basketball team travels to Chelmsford High for a return game next Tuesday afternoon. The teams met here last Tuesday in the first encounter. This is likely Concord’s final tune up before the league opener on December 30.
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Concord
Concord High School
Chelmsford High Cagers
Our Lady's Loses to Groton in Nashoba League Clash
Our Lady's CYO basketball team fell 36 to 34 at Groton Monday night in a Nashoba Valley league game. Jack O'Grady scored 13 points and Dick McCarthy added 10 to lead Our Lady's offense.
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West Concord
Groton
Our Lady’s C.Y
Jack O’grady
Dick McCarthy
Unclear Scribbled Item From Goddard Crash Report
Fragmentary report from Goddard Kansas describes a hunting accident. Names fragmentary but mentions Gene Plankehorn and a vehicle or scene described as hog wild. Details and precise sequence remain unreadable.
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