Concord High Cheerful Banquet Honors 19 Straight Football Team
The Concord Citizens Committee hosted a banquet at the State Armory for over 350 attendees including miners relatives and friends of Concord High School football team. Speakers praised coach Bernie Megin and the players as the team extended its 19 game streak while acknowledging absent trophies and future dreams.
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State Armory
Concord
Concord High School
Concord Citizens Committee
Grace
Edward P. Datiély
First
Aonatoee
Iman
Jadta
Edward W. Sheehan
George Fenton
Remo Palmucci
George Camougis
John Harley
Edward Bean
Warren Wheeler
George Peangon
Robert Ware
Ralph Adams
Robert Rice
William Buckley
Maxwell Lawrence
Edward F. Loughlin, Sr
Harvard
Mesin
Megin
Ralph D. McLeary
Concord Monte Schools
Supt. McLeary
Donelli
Bond
Walter J. Avery
Meginn
King
Callahan
Palmucci
McKenna
Denny Myers
Boston College
Myers
Tompkins Addresses Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Representative Harold Tompkins spoke at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club meeting urging House Bill No. 171 to grant a right of way to Pond in Sudbury. The measure failed, but the county plans a right of way into Note Pond, opening early season for trout fishermen.
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Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Harold Tompkins
Aid Gooke
Sudbury
Wresting Draw At V F W Home Draws Large Marlboro Crowd
Large crowd at the V F W Home roars through a 30 minute draw between Marion D Amici of Hudson and Tiger Jim Towers of Lynn. Gus Johnson defeats Nick Valley in a close main bout as plans for next Monday include Johnson vs Tiger Burke and Beaton vs Valley.
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Mario D’amici
Tiger Jim
Powers
V.F.W
D’‘Amicii
Hudson
D’amici
Towers
Bill O’brien
Young Washburn
Washburn
Gus Johnson
Nick Valley
Johnson
Valley
Juansén Alex
Pappas
al Turcotte
Curley Lavie
Tiger Burke
Jim Beaton
Panagen
Concord Victors In Second League Win Over Reading
The Concord high quintet won its second league game and third of the year by defeating Reading 37 to 28. Dick Pitan led Concord with 12 points, filling in for Joe Callahan, while "Jack" Fitterman topped Reading with 11. Concord has entered the small school tournament at Boston, starting February 19, with 144 boys in Class B.
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Concord
Concord High
Reading
Dick Pitan
Joe Callahan
Jack”Fitterman
Boston
St. Sebastian's Beats Middlesex 42-35 in Newton duel
St. Sebastian's of Newton toppled Middlesex 42-35 in Concord Monday with a fourth quarter surge. In the second game Leiria seconds fell to St. gistian's reserves 19-17.
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Concord
St. Sebastian’s
Newton
Middlesex
Leiria
St. Gistian’s
Maynard-Fred Wasiluk Joins Wisconsin League Club
Maynard Fred Wasiluk receives word to report to the Superior Wisconsin Club in the Northern League this season. Known as Fritz, he was signed by the Chicago White Sox last spring after graduation and spent the season with the major league club under Mike Tresh. He was slated for Oil City but was transferred to Wisconsin last week. A standout at Maynard High School, he was named an all scholastic catcher by a Boston paper in 1947 and appeared in several White Sox exhibition games last season. The modest youth has strong local fan support to make the grade.
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Maynard
Fred Wasiluk
Superior
Wisconsin
Fritz
Chicago Wikiite Sox
Mike Tresh
Oil City
Fred
Maynard H. S
Boston
White Sox
Maynard Wins One But Bowl 10 Franklin
Maynard paced by Georgie Howes shooting capped a 31 28 win over Hudson. Cummings Créary and Simard led Hudson scoring while Nast headed the Maynard attack in a 35 29 victory at Franklin.
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Maynard
Franklin
Georgie Howes
Maynard High Basketeers
Hudson
Hudsonians
Cummings
Créary
Simard
Nast
Leo
Maynardites
Pts Howes
Veracka
White
Popieniuck
Romanowski Moriani
Seen MacDonald
G Robinson
Fraser
Total
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Crezary
Fox Simard
Sesen Cummings
C Grezary
See Bonazzoli Fee
Cronin
Lf Phy
Gewael Peewee Ewes
Nts Conquest
Catado
Sewell
Mike
Ory Ova Marco Seme
Mattellio
VahDeusen
Clarecto
Cornetta
Rg Wee
Ewe
Maplecrest Garellick
Yash
Apiderson
Lincoln Ever E
le Sees
Eewres
Pete
Maynard Watkins
Howes
Rf White
White‘s
Penniman
Lf Veracka
Pernilts
Romanowski
C Colombo
Popientuck
Tierney
Mariani
Enne Karpy
MacDonald Lg Watts
Rodney
SRM
Wasiluk
Smi Eevee
Dora Wee
A Duggan
Tarney’s Trimmers Colombo
Nevala Ween
Bithiop Veleno Eee
Curci See Wee
Murphy Printers Qhernak
Tomy Pile Wssee
Ool MacDonaald
Batulin
Mayberry
Pemrillo Ba
Taney
Teene
Zooky
Sheppard
Teeees
Shenae
Wees
Weene
Show Set for Feb 26 27 28 at George Wechingtort Auditorium
The Newton event announces a three day show on February 26 27 28 at the George Washington auditorium. Featured acts include Max Arnold with a European novelty act Gordon Olivia of Carsidian North West performing knife throwing and stunts police officers Joseph H. Smith and Joseph M. Greeley will stage a shooting exhibition prizes announced at Maynard Men's Shop on Nason Street.
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George Wechingtort Auditorim
Max Arnold
Max
Arnold
Gordon & Olivia
Carsidian North West
Gerdin
Olivia
Gordon
Josph H. Smith
Joseph M. Greeley
Newton
Concord Banquet Highlights Local Sports Figures
A Concord Citizens Committee hosted a social banquet featuring coaches and players from Concord High and local schools including Joe Mullaney Eddie Dee Bill Parker and others. The event praised players for an undefeated streak with speeches from William Avery and others and showcased attire and decorations by community supporters.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
West
Royal
Joe Mullaney
Eddie Dee
Bill Parker
Fretco
Bill Thomas
Bernie Meain
Bernie
Bil St
Pat's
Wat Basketball Téath
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Esau
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Budleigh & Beatt
Frank d
Rae ‘Maes
Nyt
Laery
Aiclais
G. Waléeto
Ania
GaBeatoh
Strai Hi Gatien
Nellis
Pedingee Lawton
Joe Penn
Ted
Bernie Megin
Ad Denny
Sheehan
M. c
Moreau
Iin
Leon
Dee
Bernier Colture
Jason
Taft-Hartley
Bob Finan
U. S. Navy
Charlotte Mardy
Eunice Kelley
Walter Avery
Lin Concord
Sheehans
Myers
Loughtlin
Loughlin
Nees Hhewedey
Garcia
Contord
Ralph ’Peanut
Macone
Mayo
John Gallagher
Macéns, Mayo
Mera
Gallagher
Maynard High School Leap Year Dance Planned
A Maynard High School Leap Year Dance is set for Friday evening February 6 with a pre dance event and several novelty dances planned to entertain. The organizing committee includes R. Abbet F. Case S. Pieere and others under Miss Coleman and Miss Wilson.
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Maynard High School
Lucile
Maynard
R. Abbet
F. Case
S. Pieere
O'Conner
M. Lehto
Sullivan
T. Cocco
B. Manchester
Maynard Five Faces Novibhlage In Early Season Test
The Maynard hutt school basketball quintet travels to Novibhlage high for a tough early contest. Lawsonites host Marlboro on their tier’s court next Friday, as Rucals seek an early season upset.
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Maynard
Maynard: Hutt School
Novibhlage
Lawsonites
Coax
Nist
Concord High School Play Set For Friday And Saturday
Concord prominent posters trumpet the Wells A. Hall Auditorium event where 15 high schoolers perform a three act comedy after six weeks of rehearsals. Cast, coach, and committees push toward February 6 and 7 with tickets sold by pupils and at the door if seats remain.
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Concord
Will. Spendi
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
Lawrence Academy Adds Former Concord Star to Varsity Hoop Squad
Lawrence Academy reports Merek Gill, once a Concord High School basketball leader, now plays regularly on the varsity hoop team. The move marks a notable transfer from Concord High to the academy program.
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Merek Gill
Concord
Lawrence Academy
Junior High Basketball Notes From Maynesd-Tiv4 Emons
The Maynesd Tiv4 Emons high school gym hosted junior high play with Bulkiey Jr High of Monay edging Emerson last period 18 to 15 despite a late surge. Con Maynend an 8th grader led the 14 point effort as both teams were evenly matched. The 7th grade team seeks a victory Thursday at cer d.
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Bulkiey Jr. High
Monay
Ifnard
Grace
Emerson
Con
Thal
Cerd
Shirley Alger Leads Pin Concord Bowling Scores
Shirley Alger tops the pin tally with a string of marks in Concord bowling matches. Dot Martin Neville and Margaret lead regional scores with 254 237 243 amid strong performances from Marge and Alice Br eet in industrial league action.
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Concord
Shirley A
Edble
Clington
Ae Weap
Dot Martin
Neville
Margaret
I Am
Marge Benie
Alice Br
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Joseph W. Sullivan
Our Lady Herp of Christians Church
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