Gaels Defeat Maynard 49 to 39 in Midland League clash
The Galloping Gaels of Clinton high defeated Maynard 49 to 39 to seize a share of the Midland League lead. McNerney scored 28 points and McNally added nine as every Gael contributed a field goal. Maynard captain Owen Duggan had 18 points. Maynard JV beat Clinton 34-27 with Murray 11 and Mariani 9.
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Maynard
Gaels
Clinton High School
Maynard High Quintet
Clinton State Armory
Ed Connors
McNerney
McNally
Maynardites
Owen Duggan
Clinton Jayvees
Dick Murray
Mariani
Ellam
Yosers
Richard A A. Rhodes
Maynard John W. Edgar
Ken W. Mark McNally
Raleigh
W. Beach
Rea Eau
Ose
Glen S. Pasanen
William C. Kazokas
Litterio
Robert M. Greenouth
McNenney
John Steele
Arga
William L. Harper
Kerrigan
Ted T. Engman
Ferry
William L
O'Connell Totais
Gis Fis
Les Bartlett
Jo- P. ° . Gallagher
Sudbury Gourd
Layne Favored Over James in Big Heavyweight Bout
The Utah amateur champion Layne, 10-6 favorite, faces Jersey Joe Walton’s James in New Gardens Gym clash. Layne’s speed and power tested by a rising local rival as the bout could propel him to the top of heavyweight ranks. Rex challenges the comeback with a quick stoppage over Bob Garner signaling serious intent.
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Joe Walton
Newnight
James
Layne
Utah
Boston Garden
New Gardens
Rocky Marciano
Clarence Henry
Joey Maxim
Ezzard Charles
Cesar Brion
Coley Wallace
Willie
Rex
Bob Garner
Plant 18 Killer in Berkeley Shown Deadly shrub poses risk to large animals
A UC California agricultural college warning describes olean der leaves as a potent toxin. The article cites that less than 0.25 ounce can kill a 1000 pound animal, emphasizing highway shrub dangers. It also notes literacy estimates from the Twentieth Century Fund and regional literacy levels in southern states.
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Berkeley
Calif
U.P
University of California
Agricultural College
Maynard High Football to Reuse 1951 Schedule
Maynard high school football will use the 1951 schedule again in 1952 facing Concord and Hudson early in the season. Coach Will DeRosa lacks junior squads but previously pulled surprises including a seven deadlock at Clinton. Baseball is in mind as spring nears with captain Adam Mancini and coach Dick Lawson preparing the nine and shifting to basketball and intramurals after football.
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Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Labor Day
Will DeRosa
DeRosa
Clinton
Adam Mancini
Maynard High School
Dick Lawson
Concord Coach Skip OConnor Talks After State Indoor Title
Concord high track coach Skip OConnor discussed his team’s decisive win at the state indoor Class D meet on Boston radio. The broadcast also featured several standout athletes from other teams as guests.
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Concord
O’connor
Concord High
Foye
Radio Boston
Gliders Lose as Bowlerettes Tie Match in Bowling Club
In Lexington last week the Bowlerettes tied the Keglers 2-2 as the Gliders were blanked by Hi-Li-Ters 4-0. Margaret Nickerson led Bowlerettes with 268 and 101, while Polly Heyliger topped Hi-Li-Ters with 254.
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Concord
Lexington
Margaret Nickerson
Polly Heyliger
Edie McGrath
Mim Clark
Dottie Martin
Becky Faunce
4Helen McCarthy
Jean Frollick
Alice Hargrove
Agnes Neville
Jeanette Stensby
Polly Beaudoin
Margaret Algeo
Marion Gorham
Marge Dee
Keglers
Nancy Burke
Mary Connell
Helen Dee
Gert Dee
Margaret Burke
Local Entries May Enter Dog Show in Boston
The 39th Eastern Dog Club show will be at Mechanics Building Boston on February 22 and 23 with about 1200 dogs from 70 breeds. The 15th New England Dog Training Club obedience trials run with the show both days from 9 am to 10 pm.
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Concord
Eastern Dog Club
Mechanics Building
Boston
New England Dog Training Club
Prisoners Caught Attempting Break-In At State Penitentiary
Two men tried to enter the South Carolina state penitentiary through the front gate in a drunkenness incident. They were arrested in Columbia and booked on a drunkenness charge.
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Columbia, S. C
U.P
State Penitentiary
NEAA Boxing Bids Open for New England Championship
Entries for the New England Amateur Boxing championships at the Boston Arena on March 10 are being accepted by John J Tam Sheehan chair of the NE AAU Boxing Committee. Weigh classes range from flyweight to heavyweight with Nationals in Boston Garden on April 7 8 and 9.
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New England
Boston
New England Aaau
Old South Building
Washington Street
John J
New England Association
Boston Garden
Hale Five Defeats Alumni in High School Basketball
Hale high school boys defeated an alumni team 43 to 36 on Saturday. The lead grew early as the halftime score stood 22 to 12.
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Stow
Hale High School Basketeers
Bolton Ski Club hosts Southern New England ski jump
The Bolton Ski Club invites New England ski clubs to a sanctioned ski jump meet at Norseman’s Hill Bolton Mass on Sunday February 10 at 1 30 p m The 60 meter jump is planned with Hanson leading the committee P T A of Bolton will serve a chicken pie dinner at Emerson school at 11 30 a m If conditions prevent jumping a date will be announced Water
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New England
United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association
Norseman’s Hill
Mass
Massachusetts
Parent-Teachers Association of
Emerson School
Joseph Hanson
Acton Concord to enter small school tourney
Acton and Concord plan a four class school basketball tournament from February 18 to March 1 with sites at Brookline Rindge Tech Cambridge Sumier ville and Malden high gyms. Acton won last year’s Class D and is favored again while Winchester co champion of the Middlesex League last year and undefeated leads Class A.
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Acton and Sudbury
Massachusetts
Boston
Brookline High School
Rindge Technical High School
Cambridge
Somerville
Malden
Concord
A. B. C. D. Acton
Concord High
Brookline
Rindge Tech
Sumierville
Malden High
Ing Winchester
Lexington
Concord-Joe Jones skis to fourth at North Conway tourney
Concord’s Joe Jones former Middlebury College girls coach placed fourth in a Sunday ski tournament at North Conway New Hampshire. He is married to Ann Johnson of Concord a prominent skier.
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Concord
Joe Jones
Middlebury College
North Conway
New Hampshire
Ann Johnson
Beloved Ocean City tackle duo spans decades of fishing lore
A famed cameraman recalls inseparable Ocean City reef rod and Montague reel, paired for nearly 30 years. After a lost reel at sea and a post storm haul near Redondo Beach, the gear endured, was reconditioned, and continued to pull in salmon and other catches, epitomizing rugged angling lore aboard California’s coast.
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Ocean City Reef
Nellyweed
China
Redondo Beach
Farallones
Moving targets and rifle shooting tips from Chapel book
Guidance from Charles Edinvard Chapel on hitting moving targets in rifle shooting. He warns beginners to stop following the target and to strike at the reversal point, with line drawings from Winchester illustrating stunts. The passage blends shooting instruction with unrelated fishing advice found in the text.
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Charles Edinvard
Chapel
Markem
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Watt
Apex
Simmy Simms fuels Team 1 in 40 30 win over Team 3
In a Maynard HS varsity basketball intra squad game held in the school gym, Simmy Simms scored 27 points on 13 field goals and one free throw. Mancini added 23 and King 12 as Team 1 beat Team 3 40 30.
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Attis
Maynard HS. Istra
Simmy Simms
Clancy
Mancini
King
Quinte
Shaw
Barbuto
Team 1
Team 3
Dick Lawson
Concord-Managers Rally Leads to 51-39 Victory
St. Pauls edged their rival 51 to 39 as Concord-Managers held a halftime edge 19-18. Key players contributed in a low scoring fourth period to seal the win.
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Concord
Tregistermge
Ison
Perieg
St. Paul’s
Concord records and track meet notes from 1948 season
Concord notes describe a 1948 track event with Yale Packard and Arlingtom several notable performances. Leadoff by Yale, MacDougal and Val Muscato appear among starters and assistants, with memories of past years and a crowd reaction from Concord fans.
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Concord
Yale Packard
Lexington
Yale
MacDougal
Arlingtom
Val Muscato
Brooks
Toe
Johl
Bob Richards
den Gerdmann
Joyce
Maynard T Plays Two Games At Franklin
Maynard T notes two games remaining as the team travels and local losses affect morale. Milford hopes for a clean sweep against Milford rivals as Franklin hosts the 15th game, while Gaffney and Statesville figures appear in the standings.
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Milford
Evenine
Franklin
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