West Concord and Gardner skate to 2 2 tie in opener
West Concord and Gardner battle through a 2 2 tie at the Concor d rink after a fast 60 minute game. Roger Fish opened scoring for West Concord before Gardner answered with two goals including a disputed strike by Kaczyk. The teams failed to add another in the third period and will meet again next Sunday at 8 p m weather permitting.
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Bedford Juniors Triumph Over Westford 33–16
Bedford junior basketball edged Westford 33 to 16 with Bedford leading 18–8 at halftime. Top scorers included Joe Bedford with 13 points and captain Robert Hammond with 9 for Bedford while Westford’s Anderson scored 10. Referee: T. J. Barry.
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Ice Capades Open at Boston Garden This Week
The Ice Capades opened at Boston Garden this week and runs through January 9 with evening and weekend matinee performances. Stars include Atwood Specht Jackson and Larkin among others.
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Sudbury Road Commission OKs damming Brook Behind Center
Sudbury Selectmen authorize Gordon Hunter to dam a brook behind Sudbury Center. Workmen fill culvert and clear brush as the project progresses toward a safe, adequate pond for children.
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Concords Late Lawyer Duggan Starred In 1920s Concord Football
The article recalls Arthur J. Duggan of Concord a former football and baseball star at Concord High School and its 1920 21 seasons. His brother Elmer Duggan a former New York Yankees pitcher also starred at Concord. Arthur played end on Captain Dan Kelley’s 1920 team scoring in Concord 38 0 win over Lexington and contributing in several games. In 1921 he scored twice in Concord 47 0 win over Wellesley and participated in other games. The piece notes Duggan died at 43 leaving two young sons hoping to emulate his feats.
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Venti Bells High Leads Night With 280 Three-String Score
Andy Boy Blanks Company H stars with a 280 three string total led by L. Venti and 108 single. Capt. Dee tops Maurice in a close bid while individual scores from Ruggiero 259 Vigtotta 235 Palumbo 239 and Beano 1276 frame the tally. Team total stands at 1213 as the night concludes.
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Muscato Returns Home for Christmas Visit
Val Muscato, former Concord High School captain and record holder, is back visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Gene Conant during Christmas. The Notre Dame sophomore plans a few winter meets and may compete at Boston Garden, while also helping at a local shop during breaks.
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Concord To Be Honored At Grid Banquet
The Eastern Massachusetts Sports Writers Association hosts a banquet at the Hotel Manager in Boston at 6:15 tonight to honor Concord High as undefeated Class C co champion, sharing the honor with Milton High. Other schools to be recognized include Class A winner Woburn, Malden Catholic, Class B winner Brockton, Cathe Catholic, and Springfield entries. Coaches may attend by paying the dinner price.
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Thank You Note From a Hospitalized Friend
A heartfelt thanks to friends who sent kind words, cards and flowers during a hospital stay at Emer. The writer expresses gratitude for support and well wishes after a medical event.
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Acton Junior High Opens 1948 Season In Loss At Bedford
Acton Junior High School Basketball opened its 1948 season with a 40 to 23 defeat at Bedford. Bedford led throughout after a strong first three quarters. Captain Richard Rhodes stood out for Acton with remarkable baskets from all areas while Ray mond Hickey Kenneth Marble Raleigh Beach and John Steele also played well. The Ada Juniors varsity game against Hudson is set for Tuesday night January 4.
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Carnie Now Coach Of Vermont Team
Concord George Carnie formerly led Concord High football teams in 1934 1935 and 1936 is now assisting as coach at Stbury Vermont after ten days helping at the South Postal Station during the Christmas rush
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Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We express sincere appreciation to relatives neighbors and friends for kind acts floral and spiritual offerings that lightened the sorrow during our recent bereavement signed Mrs John J Mikutascis and family
Concord High School cross country dinner honors 1948 athletes
The Concord High School cross country club held a Monday night dinner hosted by Citizens Commit Parks chair No Skip Orcomror reau. Present were Al Harwood and Pete Hart among others who praised the 1948 Olympic hopefuls and discussed last summer's track events and athlete performances.
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Nebraska's binhy drop from 15,872 to 14
A brief note states a decline in Nebraska figures from 15 872 during the first half of 1948 to 14 in a comparable period, indicating a decrease in the measured metric across the interval.
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1940 pad Pak sedan with radio and heater for sale
Excellent mechanical condition. Can be seen at 51 Concord Street Maynard.
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