Concord-Thirteen varsity lettermen back for next fall
Concord notes that thirteen varsity lettermen will return for 1953 after graduation of 28 seniors. The C squad’s strong showing, plus many sophomores and freshmen from Bedford Lincoln and Carlisle, under coach Bernie Meggin promise a decent outlook despite key losses at quarterback and several positions.
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Concord
High
Sean
Mackaeuds
Bryce
Woodworth
Dick Lyons
Arthur Brothers
Bob
Jayvees
Winchester
Bernie
Megin
Lee
McKenna
Zumwalt
Liyle
Carlaon
Dick Ryan
Ken Olsen
Sal Sylvia
Bedford
Lincoln
Carlisle
Eithr
Donnie, Cullinane
Dave Bouchard
Olsen
Dean Soule
Jack Magoon
Bob Davidson
Concord High Football Share Leads To 1951 Title Shake Up
Concord High's tie with Maynard and Marlboro's win over Hanson reshaped Midland League standings. Amesbury upset St. John’s Worcester in the Exet Bowl while crushing Newburyport 99-6. Amesbury finished 8-1-1 with 51 points and top scoring at 5.67 average. Co captains named for Concord, Maynard names Alec Kulevich Ed Cuddy. Fifty health details and future scheduling notes follow.
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Concord
Clinton
Maynard
Upstaters
Marlboro
Hanson
Amesbury
St. John’s of
Worcester
Sal Silvio
Hen Olsen
Concord High
Bill Parker
Bill Spokesfield
Bernie. Megin
Alec Kulevich
Ed Cuddy
Andre Beshta
Concord ‘High
Bernie Megin
Middlesex
Lexington High
Winchester
Henry
Walt Prichard
Cambridge Latin
Melrose
Weords
Weymouth
Malden
Mount Herman
Barnstable
iniCless
Musketaquid Clubholds annual meeting in West Concord
The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club plans its annual meeting in West Concord. The event will present past year reports and elect new officers after a dinner program at Howard Johnson's. Present president James Barrington is expected to remain, with Patrolman Fred Nolan likely continuing as chief steward.
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West Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club Announces Sportsmen's Show
Concord Rod and Gun Club plans another monster Sportsmen's Show to be held in March at the State Armory. James W. Powers will serve as general chairman with committees and workers organized after the New Year holiday.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
State Armory
James W. Powers
Midget Basketball Schedule for Garden 52 Season
Twenty midget basketball games booked at the Boston Garden and North Station during the 1951-52 winter season. Ninety pound class contests pair with collegiate doubleheaders at Arena sites. one hundred pound games align with Celtics dates. Teams include St Francis S Braintree St Pius CYO Lynn and more.
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Boston, Garden
Boston Celtics
North Station Dept
Boston Arena
New. Bedford
Arlington Boys Club
Arena
St. Francis.s. Braintree
North End Union
St. Pius Cyo
Lynn
Proctector of Mary Immaculate
Lawrence
South Boston Boys Club
Charlestown Boys
Roxbury Boys Club
Star of the Sea Cyo
Marblehead
St. Laurence O'Toole
Salvation Army South End
St. Francis Cyo
Medford
South Boston Boys
Megin Is Hailed Coach Of The Year
Concord coach Bernie Megin named coach of the year by Len Masters. The award was announced at a Wednesday banquet. Fans listened as Megin discussed his team’s success and coaching philosophy on a radio broadcast.
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Megin
Concord
Bernie Megin
Len Masters
Boston
Soldier Harry Neal Loses Toes in Furlough Accident
Pvt. Harry Neal, 22, suffered the loss of two toes in a shotgun blast while resting a gun on his foot during a furlough. The incident occurred as the weapon discharged unexpectedly.
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Harry Neal
Bedford Junior High Eagles Open Season With Wins
Bedford High junior high basketball squad won two games in as many starts, defeating Howe 69 34 and previous 35 13 against Westford. Lee scored 22 to set a new school record while Purcell 17 and Siekman 15 led the scorers. Coach George Blackburn's lineup also included Cormier Isner Winchenbaugh Beecy Pike Patterson Crick Gilman Johnston has left the sport.
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Bedford
Junior High Basketeers
Howe High
Westford
Billerica
Capt
Joe
Martines
Russ
Lee
Peter Purcell
Bill Siekman
Purcell
Siekman
George Blackburn
Cliff Cormier
Henry Isner
Jack Winchenbaugh
al Beecy
Donald Pike
Bill Patterson
Charles Crick
Peter Gilman
Tommy Johnston
USEA SKIERS WARN OF TRAVEL COSTS FOR OLYMPICS
Amherst Mass The USEA warns America’s Olympic Ski Team may miss the 1952 Oslo Winter Games without 60 000 dollars in travel funds. The drive seeks 100 pledges from each of 200 clubs to cover 20 000 of a national total with donations via decals and shop purchases.
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Amherst
Mass
Eastern Amateur Ski Association
America
Oslo
Norway
Ski Association
Lawrence
Briggs
Useasa
Olympic
Olympic Fund
National Ski Association
Brooks
Dodge
Franconia
I. Hy
William
Beck
Providence
R. I
Verne
Gootwin
Pittefield
Mags
George
Macomber
West
Newton
Andrea Mead Lawrence
Rutland
Vermont
Sally. Neidlinger
Hanover
N. H
Imogene Upton
North
Blood Transfusions Natural To Him In Huntington
Medley F. Crum of Williamson West Virginia under treatment at a veterans hospital near Huntington has had over 700 blood transfusions for a rare congenital telangiectasis. Doctors report he is among about 150 recorded cases of the hereditary condition with multiple ruptures in his heart and aorta.
Water Main Strike Shuts Town Hours at Illing Apparatus
A damaged OCR fragment reports a water main strike affecting the town and its principal water-works facility, causing hours of disruption to supply. Officials investigate and assess repairs as residents report shortages.
Cinderella Ice Capades Delights Boston Audiences
The Ice Capades show features Walt Disney's Cinderella staged in ten rapid scenes with elaborate costumes and a pumpkin coach. Donna Atwood and Bobby Specht lead standout skating numbers joined by 32 ballet skaters, with other acts including Birds of a Feather and Jingle Bells scenes.
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Walt Disney
Capades
Disney
Boston
Donna
Atwood
Cinderella
Bobby Specht
Prince
Avirhal
Miss. Atwood
Bobby. Specht
Praying Mantis Hunger Shapes Its Hunting Style
Smithsonian expert Dr. Ashley B. Gurney explains the praying mantis hunts mainly when hungry. The insect waits in its signature pose and uses forelegs to seize prey. Though capable of stalking, it rarely moves after feeding and may even eat the male during mating.
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Washington
Ashley B. Gurney
Smithsonian Institution
Bicycle collision sends two boys to hospital
Boston report says Philip Cunningham and Thomas Quaningham, both 12, riding bicycles were in separate crashes within an hour with cars at the same spot. Each was taken to the same hospital in the same ambulance, treated by the same doctor and attended by the same policeman.
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Boston
U. P
Philip
Cunningham
Thomas
Quaningham
Sunday Dinner Amburger and Dessert Recipe Cheat Sheet
A cluttered home cook entry outlines a hamburger recipe using one pound beef, herbs, and spices fried in a skillet, plus a dessert plan for a cream cheese molasses cake with cream cheese frosting. Instructions cover batter, cake pans, and frosting steps with measurements and oven timing.
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Sepey
Oldest Detroit couple to celebrate 64th wedding anniversary
Isadore Nagel aged 108 and his wife Mary 103 are the oldest residents at the Caesarish Home for the Aged. Married in Poland on Sept 5 1871 they came to the United States 42 years ago. Nagel nearly blind and Mary almost deaf but he still calls her my bride.
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Detroit
U.P
Isadore ‘Nagel
Mary
Poland
United States
Nagel
Aesarish Home
Alaska Fliers Train for Arctic Survival
The U P dispatch reports Alaska Airlines 10th air rescue squadron in a winter long survival program. The three phase training includes simulated Arctic crash landings on the ice pack to prepare crews for wet cold and extreme dry cold conditions far north. Crews from Anchorage Fairbanks and Adak will train in eight member teams to maintain life until rescue.
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Peter J. Hayes
U. P
Coteettas
Anchorage
Alaska
U.P
Alaskan Air Command
10Th Air-Rescue Squadron
10Th Rescue
10Th
Fairbar
Adak
Arctic
Heyrives
Bedford Church Supper Held at First Parish
Last Saturday a church supper took place at First Parish church with Mrs Horace S Teague chairing the supper committee and Mrs Charles R Scrymgeour overseeing reservations.
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Horace’ S. Teague
Charles R. Scrymgeour
Pet Barekeet Speaks 38 Words in 13 Phrases
Detroit reports Jerry the Barekeet owned by Mrs. Michael Belly speaks a 38-word vocabulary across 13 phrases. The parrot's chatter is noted by locals in the U.P. as a quirky daily feature.
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Detroit
U.P
Jerry
Michael Belly
Sixth Annual Tes Ay Celebration At Bedford
The event honors Mr Thomas T Tuck and family at 172 Great Road. The Bedford gathering includes the Men’s Club of the Congregational Church. Guests include Andrew Fisher, L Derby, Ralph Manning, Norval Mathers, and Warren Blake. Freshmeats were served. Paper-making is a major industry in Vermont.
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Great Road, Mer
Thomas T. Tuck
D Ape Snow
Read
I Andrew. Fishep
Tim National Harvester
Theotee
Argin
L. Derby
Pasion
Ralph Manning
Norval Mathers
Pres Warren
Blake
Garland forms Broadway Angels corporation to invest in show business
William Kaduson reports that Garland launches Broadway Angels, a small investment group offering shares for dollars to fund legitimate stage projects. The firm aims to pool funds from supporters, with profits passed to investors, while separating from illegal gambling or “little angels.”
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William Kaduson
New York
U.P
Broadway
Aeeas
Angel
Garland
Garland Saii
Glerland
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