Concord High dominates Met League track with 62 15 win
Concord High routed Cambridge Latin 62 15 at Boston Armory to move to 22 on the season. Dick Frangis and Ralph Viscarriello led with multiple firsts in sprints, hurdles, and the 300, while Captain George Ridout won the 1000 in the top time. The relay team also posted its best clocking as Concord swept dash high jump and hurdles.
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Boston Armory
Dick Frangis
Ralph Viscariello
Francis
George Ridout
Jack Duncan
John Carey
Paul Duggan
B. Billings
P. Beharrell
Brancis
Kilham
Reeves
Duncan
Creighton
McCarthy
Viscariello
Salus
D. Beharrell
Alden
Loysa
K. Harris
Ridout
Harris
Ut Shee Valentine
Holy Name League Banquet at Concord Rod and Gun Club
The Holy Name League held its annual banquet at the Concord Rod and Gun Clubhouse with a catered dinner by Willham's Tuynn. Invited were District President Alexander F. Mat Eachern and Mrs. Thomas F. Conlon, Secretary and Mrs. Rudolph W. Currie, Rev. Robert G. Buckley who spoke briefly.
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Lee Tops Middlesex 5 0 As Lee Nets Three Goals
Southboro star Charlie Lee scores three goals and adds an assist as St. Mark's blanks Middlesex 5 to 0 at Gardner Rink. Steve Cook and Captain Davie Hamlen also score while Middlesex goalie Dick Hersey shines with 14 saves in a losing effort.
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Charlie Lee
Pelly
Middlesex
St. Merk’s
Awaty
Gardner
Steve Cook
Davie Hamlen
Dick Hersey
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Gallagher
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Brose
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Gogils
Hamlen
Toachbarenee Hollins
I Sander
Milton Succeeds Concord Champs in League Standings
Milton tops the standings as Concord champs and hosts Malden in a Red League meet on Feb 12. Cambridge Latin and other teams trail with scattered notes on results. dance and music accompanied the event while officials presided.
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Concord Champs
Boston
Milton High
Malden
Concord
Concent
Ham
Nobles Top Middlesex by 49 45 in Private School League
Concord Noble Greenough defeated Middlesex School 49 45 in Dedham in a Private School League game. Middlesex rallied to tie the score late in the game but could not pull ahead.
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Concord
Noble & Greenough
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Boone
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Sipos
Arretson
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Iddlesex
Maynard sports pages drum up season color and chatter
The Maynard column celebrates a lively high school winter season with praise for sportsmanship, notes on games, and local figures. It highlights coach Bill Formosi, players like Doug DeRosa and Jack Maynard, and community events from police to firemen fund games, with plans for outdoor practice and upcoming matches.
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Jim Duggan
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Bill Formosi
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Jaries
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Jack
Land
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Galden Gloves
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Concord Policemen Association
Maynard Policemen
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Joe Colombo
Eadmasters’ Association
Will DeRosa
Marian
Leo Mullin
Maynard High hoops near end of season push
Maynard High School basketball enters two final weeks with four Central Conference games. The Orange and Black travel to Clinton Armory to face Gaels aiming for a league sweep after a 48 32 home win. Next they meet Northbridge, then host Shrewsbury on February 12 at Maynard Memorial Gym.
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Maynard High School
Orange and Black
Shrewsbury v. Maynard Memorial Gym
Stags Home Tilts Scheduled Here
The Stags basketball team releases a schedule of home games with dates in February and March. Entries include February 8 at Bedford at 7 p.m., February 14 at Hoxie Brae at 3 p.m., and February 22 at West End House at 3 p.m.
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Maynard
Bedford
Hoxie Brae
West End
Concord Committee to Host Banquet and Sports Tribute
The Concord Committee Inc. schedules a February meeting at 8 p.m. in the Town House with new president Harold A. Baker. Plans for an all sports testimonial to high school athletes and a May 7 event will be discussed. several members and newcomers are expected to attend.
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Mon Yy
Harold A. Baker
Chub club Holds Annual Meeting at Colonial Inn
The Chub club met at the Colonial Inn on Thursday with President Edward Wiggins presiding. Officers were re-elected including vice president Col. Mutty treasurer Glen and secretary Raymond B, new director Henry Graham named, and re-elected directors Lonwell Cram Fred Nolan Murdoch MacLeod Dr. D Edward Cleary. The club voted to start the week about December etc.
Roxborough Junior Game Stages Late Rally in Close Loss
The Roxborough junior team traveled to May Monday where a late fourth quarter rally fell short as Han Gould led with 13 points. Stanley Broad and Daniel Brosa added two points each, while Welsh and others helped in the scoring. A grade boys dropped a tight contest with Ronald Gwe scoring five and Belen four. The game versus Wayland was postponed to February 5 due to the storm.
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Roxborough
Sinere
Han Gould
Ea Ick
Stanley Broad- St Welsh
Daniel Brosa Tach
Ronald Gwe
Biy Belen
Smoth
David Parks
Peter Moody
Wayland
Squash results from Deerfield reveal mixed outcomes
The report notes that Fiddllesex won the first squash match while Capt. Allen Perrell led on Saturday. Deerfield saw Brooks as a notable winner on the same midweek day, with results reversing in a separate pairing and a lone victory credited to a single contestant.
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Deerfield
Brooks
Henry Sidelined By Forearm Injury In Rangers Game
New York Rangers center Henry suffered a left forearm injury after colliding with a goal post during a game with the Detroit Red Wings at Madison Square Garden. The injury sidelined him for the period as updates on his condition were awaited.
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Concord High Looks To Defend Class D Indoor Title
Coach Skip O Connor leads Concord High in the Class D indoor meet at Bosge, starting 9:30. Concord aims to defend its title as it faces Stoughton, Somerset and Roxbury Memorial. Oliver Ames also fielding strong contenders. Key entrants include: Dick Francis, John McCarthy, Kit Harris, George Ridout, Dick Woodruff, and Duncan.
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Billy Creighton
Bob, Hemmingway
Ralph
Carlisle Lady Wins Twice in Dog Show
Carlisle Mrs William B Long of River Road took two prizes at the 47th Eastern Dog Club show held at Commonwealth Armory Boston over the weekend. Her Welsh corgis Sh Cote de Neige Sundew won first in the working group and Es Capade Easter Bonnet captured first in the painters class of the sporting group.
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Commonwealth Armory
Boston
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Juniors Fall to Concord in Badly Shot Contest
Maynard Emerson Jr, Hugh and Steve Piecewicz lead junior teams as Concord dominates Acton 115 to 38. Ruggiero adds 11 points and strong defense, while Jayvees suffer 93 36 loss to Concord. Gilleney Mullin Bilgusiak and Connerney contributed on rebounds and scoring in a one sided day.
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Hugh Ae
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Mullin
William Bilgusiak
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Sudbury Junior High Defeats Acton in Tight Victory
Sudbury Junior High won its second game as standout player Bob Moulton led the scoring with 14 points, boosting Sudbury past Acton in a close contest.
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Seing Acton
Bob Moulton
Moulton
Maynard Dandies Edge Auburn In Overtime Thriller
Maynard High battles Auburn to a 54-52 overtime win at Memorial Gym. Bill Duggan sparked Maynard with 15 points, Leo Mullin added 14, and Bob Brenn 14 for Auburn, while Frank Richardson led Auburn with 21 and Johnny St Cyr 13. The game featured a back and forth finish, with Maynard breaking a five game skid.
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Maynard High
Auburn
Ciuely
Bill Formosi
Tigers
Bill Duggan
Frank Richardson
Aubeo
Bob Brenn
Maynardités
Formosi
Richardson
Johnny’ St. Cyr
Dick Weagle
Maynard
Bright Ledger
Capt. Duggan
Leo Mullin
Brenn
Middlesex Pos Hockey Results Reported
In recent hockey action Middlesex High School teams posted several results. The seconds beat Governor 2-1 while the thirds blanked Nichols 5-0. On Saturday Milton Tow and Mark's faced the thirds with a 3-2 outcome.
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Milton
Mark’s
Concord-Last We Middlesex Seconds Beat St. Mark's
The Middlesex Seconds defeated St. Mark's 31 to 27 on Saturday as Noble & Greenough downed the thirds. The result came after a tight game with key baskets in the fourth quarter.
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Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Secon
Noble & Greenong
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