Joe Jackson Jr Returns to Boston for 1952 Ice Capades
After eight years away, the beloved Joe Jackson Jr and his obstreperous bicycle return to Boston for the 1952 Ice Capades. Promoter John Harris says the act, begun by Joe Jackson Sr, will headline at Boston Garden December 27 through January 13 with Donna Atwood, Specht, and skating stars joining the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jackson
Boston
Boston Garden
Joe Jackson Jr
Hiss
Hanning
Ste Gavi
John Arris
Joe
America
Toe Jackson
Te Eela
Jim
Joe Ta
Beb Ture
Jackson
Vienne
New York
Rialto
Redding Pren
Princeton
Boston Gartten
Donna’ Atwood
Iandi
Specht
Daitr
Ica
Famous
Wait
Disney
Fanteggy
Cinderella
Massachusetts hunter priviledge debate on private land use
Paul A. White of Wildlife Conservation argues that hunting on private land is a privilege not a right and must be earned with permission from landowners. He cites a small minority of disrespectful hunters as responsible for limiting hunting territory and urges stricter standards to protect future sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. A. White
Secretary of Wildlife: Conservation. Incorporated
Massachusetts
Wright and
Iasoa
Idaho
Wildlife Review
Tyce
Conakterdhion
Authency
Giants Win 1951 NL Pennant Despite Slump and Choking Critique
The 1951 New York Giants clinched the National League title amid a season of slumps as sportswriter Bob Considine recalls in Pageant magazine. He notes their 11 straight losses early on and the crowd’s stunned reaction as the miracle finish unfolded. The piece contrasts with the 1914 Braves’ late surge and captures the season’s dramatic end and media frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Bob
Considine
Giants
Pagegit
Atihe
Teague
Deeropic
Braves
Gomnie Mack
Bob Considine
Charles Evans-Hughes
Dodgers
Léo
Fisherman yields fish tale from Wisconsin vacation story
A Madison man on vacation returns home with a yarn about a fish catch in Madi Som county. He spins a tale where a neighbor named Fisher catches a fish but dislikes it and passes the pike to another neighbor named Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdiffson
Wis
U.P
Fisher
Holy Cross honors 19 players with 791 awards in football season
Nineteen Holy Cross Crusaders earned 791 honors including five All-American selections. First teams spotters include multiple players such as Massacco Gleason Millett and Johnson. underclassmen lead the list with ten recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Holy Cross
Chet’ Millett
Brockton
Wien
He. Waa
Maga
Johnon
Charlé Mayor
Rochester
Mel
Massacco
Arlington
Joe Gleason
Providence
R. I
AlAmerican
Tommy Pal River
A. Thie
Associated’ Press
Crusaders
Eddie Naanes
Tinea
HhAmerica
Todayy
Massus
Ander Benbbenn
Parenthesigs
Ares
McCann
Massatco
Oe Cao Ee Takpole
Johnhhony Medfardi
Vice
Hudson
Millett
Jim Buonopane
Malden
Gleason
Owen
Worcester Gate
Mike Zinkiewicz
Navy recruiters mix up Lucchesi twins in Springfield
In Springfield Massachusetts Navy recruiters struggled to distinguish the Lucchesi twins when they applied for service as paperwork confounded the sailors. The twins are named James Thomas and Thomas James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
U. P
Navy
Lucchesi Twins
James’ Thomas
Thomas James
Concord high highlights and upcoming winter sports slate
Concord notes show basketball and wrestling focus with Hudson and Acton high schools. Key results include Howe beating Hudson 84-57 and Howe later defeating Hudson in football. The piece mentions Ramblers, skiing and sledding prep for Santa Claus, and local organizers like Middlesex school planning events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Isason
Concord High
Mira Timies
Lexington
Mill‘ Dam
Ramblers
Bing Bartolomeo
Bregoli
Lotg
Santa Claus
Hudson‘ High
To. Howe
Billerica
Westboro
Dick Lyons
Hudson
Howe
Rhode Island
Eddie. Doherty
Atl Maynard
Middlesex School
Oncors
Att Acton High
Joe Sheehan
B.U
Irene Costello
Ena
Winston-Salem
Concord Highway
Wiing
Strides Fast Star Joe Grabroski Emerges For Indy Team
Joe Grabroski of the Indianapolis team stands out as a young high scorer and rebounder in NPBL. At 21, the Tu le y High School alum from Chicago entered pro ball at 18 after graduation. He averaged 16 points per game last season and shows potential to surpass that as the current season progresses. He can score from underneath and shoot from outside, and spends off seasons with family in Chicago fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iff
Jobe Grabroski
Indianapolis iGlympiene
Joe
Hdeery
Euibon Sville
Ape Remul Afc Schoetere
Graboski
Develo
Big Shamion Tee Ie
Dianapolis
Temdersage
Tuley High
Chicago
Twin Bills For Worcester Tournament Schedule Rumors
Sparse text outlines a December 28 first annual invitation tournament in Worcester featuring Arizona State and Bucknell among matches at Boston Garden. Several lines mention teams, venues, and dates but many words are garbled, leaving an unclear bracket or final results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Brody
Pipes
Bussista
Boston Gardén
Fis
Pive
Twin Bills
Hice Q Ree
Inc
Thie Arere
Hoy Cres
Arizona State
Tempe
Bostom Gillege
Bucknell
Arena
Tlers
Bgan- Ogee den
Ely
Qposs
Desten
Cosine
Gar
Fragmentary OCR Note About Eaton and Weintord
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Eaton and Weintord in unclear context. The text is incomplete and offers no verifiable events, dates, or actions to summarize.
Milts Schmidt Remembered as Steady Bruins Veteran
Mil t Schmidt, popular veteran defenseman for the Boston Bruins, was a steady core of Coach Lynn Patrick's lineup. The longtime NHL forward contributed consistently during his seasons with the team, earning respect for reliability and team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milt Schmidt
Boston Bruins
Lynn Pateke
Concord High Eyeing League Title With Varsity Struggles
Concord High faces a tough schedule as rival teams Winchester Belmont Stoneham and Lexington challenge Coach Ken Creighton. The team, led by returning players and a strong junior group, seeks to rebound after losses while Stoneham and Belmont press for top honors in a crowded Suburban League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goncord
Whitle Concord High
Ken Creighton
Middlesex
Winchester
Belmont
Stoneham
Lexington
Owith
the Balding
Ted Bartlest
Danvers
Mt Abell
Fr. Fatlancn
Ion Ithishn
al- Thost
Tiss
Dexington
Watertown
Eirstileague
Ean Eastoros
Concord
Karksenerin
Bartlett
Enerin
Franky Picano
Larry Stammon
Ed Casey
al Fallavolita
Harry
Malonson
Bob Shanks
Pereanial Belmont
Swans
Kennie Olsen
Concord Bowling Club Names Top Scorers In Duel
In a Ladies Ten Pin Bowling match the Concord team led by Marge Burke posted high scores. Edie Mogtath Polly Pyliger and Mim Clark led with 267 and 216 respectively while Nancy Burke Gert Dee and Marge Burke contributed strong marks. Team totals reached 1741 for the Gliders and 1164 for the Bachlereste quintet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marge Burke
Peily
Heyy
Ottier
Gliders
Kownedi
Jarie Néville- High
Fon
Margaret
Jerson
Edie
Faunce
Polly Pyliger
Mim
Clark
Dottie
Martin
Keglers
Nancy Burke
Gert
Dee
Hélén Dee
Shirley
Emerson
Helan
Alice Hargrove
Tress
Bachlerestes
Taret Cccoon
Eam
Braves Trade Talk Targets Top Pitchers in Shakeup
Rumors swirl that the Boston Braves consider trading ace Warren Spannap and lefty Vern Bickford to acquire a shortstop and reinforcements. Chet Michels is highlighted as a standout young pitcher in the organization, with potential impact if trades proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostom
Thredtagtt
Cosaléti
Justiabout
Willthh
Négied
Braves
Warren Spennap
Vern Bickford
Tran
Moneger John
Quinin
Lou
Pertit
Ae Unela Sam
Chet Michels
Frure
Nichols Carr
Pawtucket
R. I
Niél Hols
Nichols
Tom
Dee
Medford
Resenee Post
Americar
Concord to Honor 1949 Football Team and Supporters
A Concord gathering celebrated the undefeated 1949 football squad with Bernie Megin receiving the head coach honor, O’Connor and associates praised for support, and dozens of contributors including schools, committees, and local media veterans. Decorations and tributes filled the program as community leaders and alumni attended the testimonial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Benanet
Ednesday
Jacken
Biedmont
Basa
Bernie Megin
Avcas
John O’cor
Seward
O'Connell
U.N.L
Val
Muscato
Notre Dame
O’connor
Megin
Hans
Vanlleer
Metro
Fedock
Dutton
George. Bladworth
Carls Bedford
Mégin
Parker
Radcliffe
Morrill
Megimas
Read
Thélington
Queen
Somas
Ini
Malcolm
Donaldson
Lincoln
Mittee
Barteldines
Chiarles
Maxim
Wae
Watertown
Boestie's
Bite
Wes
Lattermem
Pihyera
Bedford'Grange
Beundli
Heskty
North Gamallina
Andi
Sal
Silvio’ Olsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ieee
Honting
Privlege
Mit
White
N.Y
Bob Conshene
Tutto’s Bowling
Hte
P.M
Pim Boy
Maynard
Bedford
MARC
Mer
Setiine Ta
Eaton
Star
Ehlers
Tai Iara
Ian Vali
Duke
Wilmington
Aig
Doc” Mooney
Ralph
Wheeler
Lem
Krank
Sargent
Lowell
Tracey
Larry Webhter
Dai
Tommy
Weidner
Carnations
Eddie
Dave Robing George
Fenty
S. Best
Charlie Robinson
Dordar
Harvard
College P. Ors
Mitree
Helititiy
Gordon- Ogilvie
Rudyker
Sik
Nolan
Filian
Barker
V . Benediction
Fi Mi
Jordan
Schenectady, N
Richard C., Miller
Lid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!