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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
3
Concord High led by Stoneham and Winston Salter with Connor and Pridey scoring but outside stars hampered by illness. The team faces Stoneham High Friday at Hunt Gymnasium as Coach Waterson plans ahead for a key matchup.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club will sponsor a Sportsman's Show in Parker Street Hall on Friday Saturday and Sunday February 22 23 and 24 with a special children's matinee on Saturday afternoon. Exhibits, special attractions and door prizes are planned as part of a miniature Hipston Sportsmen's Show, a first for a small community club in this state.
Miss Gertrude Rideout announces the Concord High School production Tomorrow the World with roles filled by Warren Baxter Michael Preme Patricia Raymond Jessie Frame Jennifer Dole Leona Richards William Burkhardt Frieda Waite Stanley Place Fred Miller Peter Roeder William Gindele Bowman Sturtevant Dennis Butler and Tommy Tickets are on sale at the high school or from any pupil The play runs February 3 and 4 at 8 o clock in Wells A. Ban Memorial Auditorium.
Gonecord Basketball Club hosts St Pauls CYO five of Watertown at Hunt Memorial Gym Thursday at 7 30 pm. The teams schedule a return game in Watertown Saturday night.
Concord-St. Bernard's CYO defeated Waverly's St Luke's five 34 to 19 at Monument Hall last Sunday. Alka Beadoin scored 19 points and Dukie Stefanelli added 10 as the Concord seniors improve to three wins and three losses. Jack Pierce scored six in the preliminary junior game where St Luke's Juniors beat Concord 48 to 16.
Concord Rod and Gun Club plans a re organization meeting at the Veterans Building Waldren Street at 8 p.m. Old and new members may attend with election of officers and motion pictures of football and boxing after the business session. The club once active helped winter fishing by posting notices at Warner's pond and Angier's pond.
Local Middlesex team bowls to Waltham in a regional game as war bonds and stamps info is noted in the same item.
Concord High students of both sexes use the new rink at Smerson playground after snowstorms. The cast of Tomorrow the World rehearses for Friday’s auditorium presentation. A talent show includes a talk by Dr. F. Phillips. Teachers urge support for boys and girls basketball teams. Junior Town Meeting participants George Walker and Jean Meterath contributed to a Boston radio debate.
Concord, led by Bill LaHiff a former Marine, defeated Reading Vets 30 to 28 at Hunt Memorial gym. LaHiff scored 19 points while Franky Horne and Dave Corey added 9 and 8 respectively as ex-servicemen helped Concord pull away early and hold on for the win. Jack White led the Reading scorers with 10 points.
The Pin League announces next Monday night bowling at Mill Dam Bowling Lane in Lexington. Matches include Finast versus Reformatory, Postoffice versus K of C, All Stars versus Thrift, Daily versus Concord Operators, Depot versus Lincoln. Playoffs set for March 25 with a year end banquet planned.
A guide to custom fitting bowling balls for all hand shapes and sizes. It explains bore types straight quarter half and full and how hole depth and spacing affect grip and comfort. Proper fitting prevents blisters improves control and reduces strain during the stride to the foul line.
The Concord Basketball Club defeated a group of Independents 43 to 35 at Memorial Gymnasium after the St Charles Alumni of Waltham failed to appear. Bill led scoring with 13 points, Franny Horne added 11, and Billy O’Neill scored 8 for Concord, while Dukie Elliott topped the Independents with 12.
Concord weathered a 3 loss to Reformatory as Lincoln Five maintained first place in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Lexington alleys. Team totals feature Depot 1437 and Depot dominance with Stefanelli 315 and Bartolomeo 285 while Lincoln, All Stars, and Dairy posted strong individual scores and several 290s.
Concord brothers Peter and Charles Harwood, former Concord High School and Eastern Academy athletes, are expected to compete in the Boston Athletic Association meet at the Boston Garden on Saturday February 9. Both are pole vaulters and Harvard students who also ran football last fall. Peter placed third at the Millrose games in New York last week and was second in last year’s B A A meet.
Concord drops a 35 28 game at Wakefield as Bill McNally scores 13 and Tom Sardella adds 15 for Wakefield’s win. Concord seconds fall 21 14. The Concord ty chub luncheon meets Thursday at 12 15 at Monument Square dining hall with Lester B Whittemore presiding.
Acton With Dave Barry scored 13 points to edge Kendal Green’s Cambridge Five 19 to 18 at the local gym Friday night. Connie Clark led the winners with seven as Acton Notched a second straight win. Kendal Green suffered its fourth defeat in a 4-4 record.
Middlesex School blanked Groton 4-0 at Bateman Pond rink. Gilbert scored the first and last goals and assisted on another, with Richards adding a second period tally and Fletcher scoring the final goal.
Acton schedules a 7 pm game against Wayland. Acton has recent wins over St. Bernard's CYO of Concord and the Ken Cambridge School five of dal Green, strengthening its prep school standings.
Emma Paul daughter of Mr and Mrs J Paul of Maynard and Stephen Tombeno Jr son of Mr and Mrs J S Tombeno of Concord wed at St Bridget s church Maynard The ceremony was a nuptial mass performed by Bernard Kane With Joseph Dineen and John Johnston assisting The bride wore white and was given in marriage by her father Attended by her sister Agnes B Tombeno as matron of honor Best man was Richard E Tombeno Ushers were James J Paul and Raymond M Paul A reception followed at a local restaurant with guests from Maynard West Concord Acton Worcester and other towns The bride attended Maynard High School and worked at a local war plant The couple planned to reside in Concord
The weekly Wing and luncheon for Rotarians featured a talk by a former Rotary International governor. The event included a note about a future joint meeting with the Cones ians club planned for later that day.
The Concord guard unit meets Monday at eight o'clock for a routine drill at the State Armory under Captain Joseph Barry. Non-commissioned officers will conduct the usual session, and the company invites new recruits to attend.
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