High School Track Teams Eye Key Matches This Week
ORD HIGH ISMALDEN leads the Met League with an unbeaten four meet record as they face East Newton and other rivals in a decisive round. Jed Milton Lynn Classham Revere coach Skip O’Connor guide their runners while Concord and Iden Catholic field strong sprint and distance performers including Lin, Morris, Wilkins, Mozzicato and Carlson as they pursue pivotal points.
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Eir
Aiden Catholic
East Newton Ory
Boston
Satur
Veteorial
O’connor
Jed Milton
Lynn Classh Am
Revere
Nolie
Dedham
Concord
Deda
Iden Catholic
Jim
John Linthe
Bill Morris
Wilkins
Wimmy Mozzicato
Middlesex Edges Greenough in QM Locals Battle
Middlesex School’s xter fell to rival Greenough at Dedham in a late week league contest. Phinney scored the deciding goal to avert a shortened game postponed from Kistary. Bailey and Hoffman among multiple scorers for Greenough with other named players listed in the forward line.
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Middlesex School
Xter
Ait
Greenough
Dedham
Phinney
Bowling Pairings Announced for Mill Dam Bowl
Secre Halliday releases February 11 pairings with Jolters facing K of C Sr. vld. Andy Boy meets An ain and Tudys faces Anchors. February 18 matchups include Jolters vs K of C and Lincoln.
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Mill Dam
Bowly
Secre- PB
Halliday
Jolters
Andy Boy
Anain
C. Srs
Vld
C. Sr
Day
Tudys K
Anchors
Lincoln
Concord Falls to Reading 51 49 in Tight Frenzy
Reading overtakes Concord 51-49 at Hunt Gymnasium in a Middlesex League clash. Don Carleton and Rennie Olsen paced Concord, while Jack Hardy led Reading with 17 points and Alden Fletcher kept the hosts within reach late.
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Concord
Concord High
Reading High
Hunt Gymnasium
Winchester
Pis Lyons
Rf Murdock
Rf Hardy
Wee
Roche
C Me
Burhoe
Ae Carleton
Lisien
Murphy
Ohio Owned Horses Lead 1951 Harness Dash Winners
Ohio bred racehorses dominated the 1951 harness racing season. Paratrooper, a pacing gelding owned by Emery Boutson of Covington, posted 29 victories to lead pacers, while Nancy Grimm, a trotting mare owned by P. M. Holtzmuller and Walter Elliott of Farmersville, tallied 24 trotting wins. Dominion Boy, owned by Mrs. Miriam Neely of Huntington Woods, Mich., had 24 trotting wins as the top 3-year-old pacer. Virginia Flow and Earl Harmony each captured 22 trotting wins to share second among older trotters. Jackie B. and Armour Lloyd's, Youngstown bred, shared the 3-year-old trotting leadership with 19 wins by Miss Leila Van Each and . Parker led 2-year-old trotters with 20 victories, while Meadow Rice led 2-year-old pacers with 20 wins. The Widower colt, a top 1952 Little Brown Jug prospect, won 15 dashes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paratrooper
Nancy Grimm
Emery Boutson
Covington
P. M. Holtzmuller
Walter Elliott
Farmersville
United States Trotting Association
Dominion Boy
Miriam Neely
Huntington Woods
Mich
Virginia Flow
R. T. Morrison
Anderson
Ind
Earl Harmony
Meadow Rice
W.G. Reynolds
Louisville
Midland League Peek Shows Tight Standings
The Midland League tables list Clinton leading with 6 wins and 857 percent? Hudson 5 wins and 714? Marlboro at 3 wins with Milford at 3. Remaining games schedule shows Clinton vs Franklin, Marlboro vs Hudson, Maynard at Millio, Clintons at Marlboro, Maynard at Franklin, and Milford at Clix.
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G.T.P. Clinton
Hudson
Franklin
Maynard
Marlboro
Milford
Clinton
Franklin Marlboro
Millio
Clintons
Franklin Hardens
Milfaw
Bumuadwelge Jtazeavlu
Clix
West Concord Beats Nomads In Hoop Loop
West Concord Wanderers defeated the Maynard Nomads 77 to 50 in the Wachusetts Basketball League at Hunt Gymnasium. Jack Wallace led with 30 points for the Higginsmen while Nelson and Novick led the losers.
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Concord
Concord Wanderers
Maynard Nomads
Hunt Gymnasium
Jack Wallace
Higginsmen
Nelson
Novick
Bedford Westford Freshmen Face Wildcats In Local Basketball
Friday schedule lists Bedford Junior High at Westford for freshmen basketball at 3 p m and Concord high girls at Hunt Gymnasium at 3 p m. Concord high hosts Lexington at 7 30 p m in Middle sex League while Acton high plays Littleton in Worcester League at 7 30 p m.
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Bedford Junior High
Westford High
Westford
Concord High
Melrose High
Hunt Gymnasium
Lexington High
Middlesex
Lexington
Acton High
Littleton High
Wachusetts
Littleton
Concord-Winchester Nets 833 Points In 11 Games
Concord Winchester leads Middlesex league with 833 points in 11 games, averaging 75.8, while opponents total 385. Reading second with 653, Stoneham third with 618. Key players include Malonson chasing 43 to pass MacDonnell’s last year and Fletcher with 52. Concord visits Lexington Friday then hosts Melrose.
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Concord
Winchester High
Reading
Stonenaam
Belmont
Melrose
Lexington
Wakefield
Harry Malonson
Dick MacDonnell
Middlesex
Alden Fletcher
Joe Sweeney
Rennie Olsen
Winchester
Malonson
Stoneham
Abellmen
Olsen Ninth in Middlesex League Scorers List
Concord report shows Harry Malonson of Stoneham leading Middlesex League scoring with 200 points at 18.2 per game. The list includes players from Stoneham Winchester Reading Melrose Belmont and Concord with totals from 119 to 169 points.
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Concord
Harry Malonson
Stoneham
al Fallovillita
Doug Hawkins
Winchester
Bob Roche
Reading
Earl Seaman
Melrose
Joe McNulty
Belmont
Harry McMullin
Rod Long
Kennie Olsen
Jack Shea
Wakefield
Jack
Auto thief errs in two states and by DA's car
A Fort Worth man stole a car in Galveston and drove it to Fort Worth where police arrested him. He was on probation for theft in Fort Worth and then learned the car belonged to the Galveston district attorney.
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Fort Worth
Tex
U.P
Galveston
Innovations in 20 Years of American Mine Safety Devices
More than 100 safety devices machines and methods have been introduced into American mines over the past twenty years highlighting ongoing efforts to reduce hazards and protect miners.
Urban Outdoors: Abe Andrews Praises Bluegill as Game Fish
The column highlights outdoor writer Abe Andrews of Syracuse Indiana defending the bluegill against the panfish label. He ranks bluegill highly among his catches, cites experiences from Wisconsin lakes, and offers fly fishing tips including rod length line type and leader recommendations.
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Abe" Andrews
Syracuse
Ind
Fire wagons boost forest fire control in West Virginia
The conservation commission introduces one ton jeep pumpers called fire wagons for forest fire control. Five trucks now have Panama pumps installed, with pumps kept at district offices in Middlebourne Romney Buckhannon Ripley Summersville. Hamlin and Beckley lack the new gear pending field results. Sea Best Bucket improves fishing bait with five gallon capacity and a lid for minnows. A small dip net aids handling without wet hands.
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The
Conservation Commission
Mississippi
Commission
Forestry Division
Middlebourne
Romney
Buckhannon
Ripley
Summersville
Hamlin
Beckley
Sea Best
Population claim from The American Magazine debated
The statement asserts about 40 trillion people on earth from Christ birth to now per The American Magazine. It cites a vast historical span but lacks context or method.
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Locals rally in 4 period tops Brooks
Concord Middlesex school posted its second straight win in as many days last Wednesday afternoon downing the Brooks school five at home 38 32 in a well played league game. Middlesex won the game with a 10 point rally in the fourth holding the losers to two points.
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Middlesex School
Brooks School
Cambridge School
Kendal Green
Brooks
Middlesex
Middlesex Hiss
Goodnow
Fordyce
McLean
Ciykee
Dursthoff
Baldwin
DeGundzberg
Esias
Weaver
Winchester Eyes Middlesex Title With Reading Win
Winchester remains atop the Middlesex Basketball League with 11 straight wins and can clinch the crown by beating Reading in the February 12 return game at Reading. Standings show Winchester 10-1, Reading 10-1, Stoneham 6-2-25, Lexington 6-5, Melrose 4-7, Belmont 4, Wakefield.
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Winchester High
Duesday
Winchester
Reading
Lexington
Stoneham
Melrose
Belmont
Wakefield
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Concord Notes: Acton Routs Burlington in Non League Play
Acton beat Burlington 68 38 in a non league game led by Edgar 16 points and Greenough 11. Rhodes and Edgar starred for Acton in a prior win over the Retor All-Stars at West Concord's court. West Concord baseball’s Jack Onslow signed to scout for the Red Sox this summer at the Boston Writers dinner. The Concord high season winds down with a key Middlesex League game against Melrose and potential non league Maynard match. The Red & Gun show is set for March 8 9 at the State Armory in Concord.
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Retor All-Stars
Red Sox
Jack
Boston Baseball Writers Association
Hotel
Bradford
Acton Jack
Dallas
New York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Braves
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Pirates
Senators
Cardinals
Newark
Phillies
Red & Gun Club
State Armory
Maynard
Concord Red & Gun
Concord High
Middlesex
Lincoln
Melrose
Maynard High
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