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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
12
In a Midland league game at State Arm, the Maynard Jay-Vees defeated Hudson 36 to 0 as Milltowns surged late to pull away. Earlier, Hudson Juniors fell to Maynard 26 to 11, giving visitors a double win for the evening.
Middlesex posted its first win of the season in five starts with a 5-1 home rink win on Wednesday. Cox opened the scoring in the first period, Romaine added a second period goal, and Rogerson, Bancroft and Peter Igo finished the scoring.
A dense OCR list shows junior and senior high school sports and gym events. Concord High vs Belmont in Middlesex League with games and times at Belmont 7 30 p m. Middlesex School hosting Milton Svane hockey and other matches at various venues including Hunt Gym and Kendal Green.
Spindler scores 21 points to lead Reading High to a 44 40 win over Concord High on Tuesday afternoon in Reading. Fresnan adds 16 for Reading while Concord’s Pete Antonangell leads visitors with 21. Concord led 27 23 at halftime before Reading surged with 21 in the third.
The past weekend offered good skiing after Friday's snowstorm. Locals flocked to Punkatasset and Sanatevo slopes while Groton Marlboro Leominster and Bagge drew many from nearby towns. Some travelers also visited New Hampshire for the best weekend on record.
The report notes 14 points in a game context alongside a weekday average of about 65,000,000 riders, indicating a high traffic level and strong demand in daily transportation or event usage.
Hudson Harriman Junior High kept a nine game winning streak with a win over an unnamed foe. Dick Myrick and Dick Lyons led a fast breaking attack as Coach Joe Rego used reserves in the second half. The Harriman squad displayed passing teamwork and strong finishing.
Mrs James J. Martin formerly Dottie Dee led the Hi-Hos to a 4-0 win over the Sparklers as she rolled 329 across three strings with a 128 single, surpassing the season best. Edie McGrath toped the other game with 278 and a 107, while Shmoos beat Ro Kettes 3-1.
A historical note records John Phoene as the first steam vessel to voyage across the ocean, marking a milestone in early maritime engineering and transoceanic travel. The achievement highlights the era’s push for powered navigation and international trade expansion.
Concord area Scout groups observe the 39th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with demonstrations and public observances across towns including Arlington Belmont Concord Lincoln Lexington Waltham and Watertown. Sachem Council conducts Scout Sunday events and ends the week with the Scouters banquet at Belmont High School with a keynote by P.R.D. Peece to Bey.
The judge stated she was present while Petrov filed the complaint, though the transcript suggests confusion over who acted and when. The fragment implies a procedural dispute without clear outcomes or additional names.
Concord girls coached by Miss Marion Clark crushed Waltham 51 10 at the gymnasium. Ann McNally led with 11 points, Merrie Gill top scoring with 9, as guard trio Bean Beaudoin and Steenar powered a strong defensive effort. Freshmen, juniors, and alumni scored in a lopsided day with solid guard play and teamwork throughout.
Concord Secretary Jay Dee outlines bowling ties for February 14 with the Mill Dam Bowling tie canceled. No matches February 21 due to Monday conflicts. Scheduled games include AH Stars versus Thrift and Company H against K. of.
Middlesex School captain Ted Romaine scored three goals and assisted once, sealing a 3 10 victory over Newman Prep. Slattery added two goals for Newman Prep while Concord teammates Pratt and Bour contributed to the scoring and Meroff tallied twice.
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