Foul Shots Give Concord 61-57 Victory Over Belmont
Concord High surged from a 57-55 deficit in the final minutes to defeat Belmont 61-57 in a Middlesex League clash at Belmont. McLaughlin scored 28 points including six late free throws, besting Belmont captain Ned Larkin who had 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Belmont
McLaughlin
Concord High
Belmont High
Belmnt
Wennermen
Tech
John Purcell
Paul McLaughlin
Dooley
Thorpe
Ned Larkin
Local Girls Eye Tie With Ayer After Strong Showdowns
Littleton-Wesford holds nine straight wins in Wachu setts League after beating Ayer 45 82. Ayer girls still lead their division with nine wins, can tie for top if Acton High loses Friday. Isadore Stearn’s squad only loss came at the hands of unbeaten Ayer girls. Townsend and Pepperell boys lead the western division winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton—Wesford
Ayer
Ayer Girls
Acton High
Isadore Stearn
Oan Townsend
Pepperell Boys
Bedford Loop Junior Cagers Open Season Under Chamberlain
Junior high boys basketball in Bedford, directed by William G. Chamberlain, features top scorers Bill Bieren 48 Bruce Damon 33 Jim Burns 32 George Keizer 25 Paul Riessle 25 Sheldon Gittins 28 and Andy Fay 20. Team standings show the Celtics leading with 31 points, Lakers tied 2 2, and Hawks 0 4 Pistons 0 4.
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Bedford
William G. Chamberlain
Bill Bieren
Bruce Damon
Jim Burns
George Keizer
Paul Riessle
Sheldon Gittins
Andy Fay
L Nats
Celtics
Lakers
Hawks
Pistons
Irish Lead by One Point in Bowling League Standings
Action-Latest standings show Fighting Irish and Lucky Strikes in a tight midseason race. Leaders the Fighting Irish sit at 12 wins and 4 losses, while the Lucky Strikes hold 10 wins and 6 losses. Other teams include Hurricanes 4 12 and Slow Pokes 4 12.
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Acton
T. SC
Fighting Irish
Wba Fighting Irish
Sportsmen Elect Same State Again
About 59 members attended the Musketaqid Sportsmen's Club annual dinner at Howard Johnson's. President Augie Macone presided at the business session with all principal officers reelected and others named Murdock as vice president, Dr. D. Edward Cleary Jr. as secretary, and Glenwood Siweatt as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Howard Johnson’s
Augie Macone
Murdock
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Glenwood Siweatt
Bowling League Skips March 14 For Town Meeting
Concord The Mill Dam Bowling League will not roll matches on Monday night March 14 due to the annual town meeting here but will resume on March 7, which remains open in the season schedule.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Jet Stensby Fires 296 In Bowling Match Night
Concord Jeannette Jet Stensby led a Ladies' Ten Pin bowing night with a 296 game and 105 single, as the Growlers beat the Finsters four to zero and the Prowlers won three to one. Team totals shown for Prowlers 1275 and Mnsters 1184.
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Concord
Jeannette Stensby
Lexington
Growlers
The
Finsters
Prowlers
Pambies
P. Beaudoin
M. Conley
P. McCarthy
M. Burke
M. Connell
A. Neville
E. Hardie
B. Faunce
P. Hylager
West Concord Bowling League Standings Tie For Lead
West Concord Reformatory and Botled Gas are tied for first in the West Concord Bowling League standings. The standings show both teams level atop the race for the championship.
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West Concord—Reformatory
West Concord
Rambler gap widens to four points in league standings
Concord Rambler holds a four point lead in the Mill Dam Sowling League after a recent stretch of decisive results. The standings show Rambler at the top with a growing margin over pursuers as teams press for position in the early season.
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Concord—Rambler
Mill Dam
Concord-Dedham Seeks Upset To Force Tie In League Title
Concord-Dedham high faces Milton on Friday in the Met Track League final action. A Concord win could create a title tie with Milton while Concord is near clinching the Division 3 crown.
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Concord
Dedham High
Milton
Pedhipies Ey
Rete Ae
DAAC
Cnos Todas Ass
Connery Nai Eels
N.s
Cath. Esc
Tisss
Issr Ofp
Areca Sees
Revere
Dinner Served at Concord Red & Gun Club Gathering
An old fashioned corned beef dinner was served at the Concord Red & Gun Club for members and guests. A large committee organized the event while President Warren T. Payne presided and a program followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Red &Gun Club
Warren T. Payne
Chief Steward Named for Concord-John G Webb Show
Lincoln based John G Webb, formerly of Concord, is selected as chief steward for the Eastern Dog Club show at Mechanics Building Boston on February 22 and 23.
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Concord
John G. Webb
Lincoln
Mechanics Building
Boston
Mortars Triumph 4-0 Over Machine Gun in Bowling League
Paul Dee tops with 305 and 111 as the Mortars defeat the Machine Gun team 4-0 in Concord at Waltham. Recoilers beat Headquarters 3-1 with strong scores from Wilgren 254 Dow 252 Buttrick 236 Bumford 253 Bovey 277, totaling 1272. Mortars 1076 led by Dee 305 Lombardo 220 McBreen 263 Manchuso 288.
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C. Rapson
C. Lombardo
L. Dee
M. Dee
G. McHugh
P. Lombardo
J. McBreen
J. Manchuso
P. Dee
F. Williams
W. Johansen
M. Hanidn
W. Dee
Bedford Bowling League Upsets Strikers As Barbers Take Lead
Bedford Bowling League action sees Bedford Barber Shop move to first place by four points over Strikers at Lexington. Tom Pole 303 Mike Genetti 307 John McGrath 351 led winners. Don MacLean 303 for losers. Other results: Gould Motors over Pats 3-1 Yanks over Old Billerica Road Bombers forfeit over Jockeys and Kelley split with Bedford Motor Sales. Leading scorers include Bob Primmerman Pat Genetti Larry Gould. High scores McGrath 137 single and 352 triple.
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Bedford
Barber Shop
Lexington
Tom Pole
Mike Genetti
John McGrath
Don MacLean
Gould Motors
Pats
Yanks
Old Billerica Road
Bombers
Kelleys
Bedford Motor Sales
Bob Primmerman
Pat” Genetti
Larry Gould
McGrath
Concord Boys Beat Belmont in Historic Victory
Coach Bob Seaward’s Concord high school team defeated Belmont Friday night for the first time since 1947, as Middlesex League scoring leader Paul McLaughlin eyes a school record. Concord next faces Reading and Wakefield, aiming for a .500 league finish and possible second place.
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Concord
Bob Seaward
Belmont
Normie Dee
Paul McLaughlin
Reading
Wakefield
Lexington
Cor Tuesday
McLaughlin
Capt
Ned Larkin
Scott Palmer
Melrose
Middlesex League Standings After Tuesday Games
Middlesex Basketball League standings exclude Tuesday games with Concord not counted. Remaining teams show current order and points reflecting latest played matches and win losses across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Basketball League
Middlesex Drops First Ice Game in Private League Loss
Belmont Hill defeated Middlesex 5 0 at Lynn Arena Saturday afternoon. Coach Sam Cutler’s team suffered its first defeat in six or seven outings in the Private School Hockey League contest.
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Concord
Middlesex
Lynn Arena
Belmont Hill
Sam Cutler
Colombo Secures season high with 354 in Ramblers win
Colombo cracks season high triple with 354 for the Ramblers in a 4 0 win over rokers. Team totals: Ramblers 1531 anchors 1488 Jokers 1391 Lincoln 1417 Hubbardville 1364. Other 300+ marks include Bartolomeo 317 Harmon 309 Smith 310 Deslie 305 Nickerson 319 Tobin 306.
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Ramblers
Colombo
Bing” Bartolomeo
Bud” Harmon
Henry Smith
Dalgo Bregoli
John Tobin
Tony Deslie
Basil Nickerson
Anchors
I. Hill
W. Dee
J. Halliday
C. Colombo
E. Trtveault
Tudy’s
B. Mehegan
D. McCarthy
J. Demasey
W. O'Neill
R. Moreau
L. Comeau
H. Smith
B. Harmon
B. Bartolomeo
H. Hansen
J. Dickey
C. Bregoli
F. Giusti
D. Gregoli
Lincoln
McInnis
F. Murphy
R. Bradley
T. Decke
K. of
T. Harris
Cummy
K. of C. Srs
J. Finigan
J. McNally
F. Finigan
D. Carey
Grummy
Johnston Becomes NBA Scoring Leader in Averages
Neil Johnston of the Philadelphia Warriors moves into the league lead for points per game. He climbs to second in total points, 13 behind Frank Selvy of Milwaukee, with Pettit, Arizin, and Cousy also among the top scorers.
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New York
Neil Johnston
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Frank Selvy
Milwaukee
Johnston
Selvy
Bob Pettit
Turman College
Pettit
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
Bob Cousy
Boston
Arizin
Cousy
Renn School Nets Two More Hockey Wins
Renn School defeated Middlesex third team 5-1 at Middlesex and beat Fessenden 7-3 at West Newton. The Secals have won five of seven games. Headmaster Roger C. Fenn notes skating sessions at the site rink on all but two days since December 5. AAA TRAFFIC TIP urges staying in proper lanes for turns as a safe driving rule from the Massachusetts division of AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Fenn School
Middlesex
Fessenden
West Newton
Secals
Roger C. Fenn
Massachusetts
American Automobile Association
Celtics Face Knicks Sunday at Boston Garden
Boston fans will receive Bob Cousy buttons for the first 5 000 entering the Boston Garden for the Celtics versus the Knicks on Sunday. Youth groups may attend five home games at a special group price by sending checks to Bill Mukray with dates and orders. Remaining games include Feb 13 vs New York Feb 20 vs Philadelphia Mar 6 vs Ft Wayne and Mar 7 vs Minneapolis.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Boston Garden
Bob Cousy
Ted Williams
Celtics
CYO
YMCA
YMHA
Bill Mukray
Sun
New York Sun
Philadelphia Sun
Ft. Wayne Mon
N. Y
Minneapolis — Celtics
Ft. Wayne
McLaughlin Leads Middlesex Scoring With 264 Points
Concord star Paul McLaughlin tops the Middlesex Basketball League with 264 points in 11 games. He needs 41 more in the final three to tie the league record, with Larkin 231 and Palmer 228 among other top scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Paul McLaughlin
Middlesex Basketball League
McLaughlin
Larkin
Belmont
Palmer
Melrose
Mooy
Lexington
McGillicudy
Reading
Patterson
Stoneham
Bellino
Winchester
Wright
Lazzaro
Wakefield
Lynch
Bouchard
McNamara
McCormick
Gervais
Alexander
Montreal Six Dominates Scoring Race in NHL
Montreal's Maurice Richard closed to within three points of teammate Jean Beliveau in the pursuit of the league scoring title. The Canadiens Control the top five spots on the scoring ladder with Beliveau leading in points at 59, Richard at 56, and Bernie Geoffrion rising to third. Bert Olmstead and Ken Mosdell also contribute, as Doug Harvey tops the defense and Harry Lumley leads goalkeepers with a 1.89 GAA.
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Montreal
Maurice Rocket
Richard
Jean Beliveau
Rocket
Boston
Beliveau
Canadiens
Canadien
Bernie Geoffrion
Bert Olmstead
Ken Mosdell
Doug Harvey
Harry Lumler
Toronto
Concord-Mortars Lead Company H Bowling League Standings
Mortars Leading Company H Loop and Concord-Mortars top the standings in the Company H Bowling League. Lane directions and driving cautions from AAA are noted as guidance for players.
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Concord—Mortars
Company H
Concord Middlesex Wins Fifth League Game at Belmont Hill
Concord Middlesex defeated Belmont Hill 55 to 54 in a private League contest. The win gives Concord Middlesex five wins in seven starts, keeping them atop the league standings with five victories and two losses. Their only defeats came at St. Mark's and St. Paul's last week.
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Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
St. Mark’s
St. Paul's
Eastern Dog Club Show at Mechanics Building Boston
The Eastern Dog Club hosts its 42nd Annual Show February 22 and 23 in Mechanics Building Boston drawing about 1 500 dogs from 80 breeds. Sid the bloodhound from Massachusetts State Police stars in tracking demos alongside Norman Vaughan and Huskies, Keeshonden displays, breed judging obedience trials junior showmanship and spectator events.
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Eastern Dog Club
Mechanics Building
Boston
New England
Massachusetts State Police
American Kennel Club
White Isle
Andover Barracks
Sid
J. P. McEnaney
Leon H. Whitney
Orange
Norman D. Vaughan
John Cromley
Nether Lair
Kenne Wrentham
Holland
Maine wildlife panel backs deer zone changes in state
Augusta officials report Maine Fish and Game recommends redefining deer management zones across the state. Biologists say zones should run through Franklin Piscataquis and Penobscot counties to the south and along Aroostook toward Vanceboro. They urge moving boundary dates and extending hunting seasons to improve conditions and snow cover. the proposal goes to the Legislature.
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Augusta
Maine
Franciscataquis
Vanceboro
Franklin, Cataquis
Pen
Aroostock Co
North Department
Vanced
Ice Follies Open At Hubie Den With Johnson Artists
Ice Follies open at the Hubie den on the 15th featuring Johnson Ice Follies performers led by Dorsey of Seattle and Sonja in the Twin Cities show. The act includes Seitz, Franz, Kermond, Sut, Richard, and Skillings among others. tickets are on sale at the den box offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Johnson
Joan
Australia
Eric Kermond
Sterling
Blade Seitz
Franzed
Sonja
Garmisch
Alps
Henry
Fr Cisco
Georgiana Sut
Pert
Univer California Coed
Richard
Phil Skillings
Fragmentary Payment Note Refers to Davis Webb
A damaged OCR fragment references a payment owed to John G Webb and an unnamed party in Massachusetts. The text mentions a show and a possible creditor named Davis but lacks clear context or complete details.
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Belmont Gis
Fis
Napoli
Crotty
Peeve Eree
Murphy
See Eee
DeCourcey
Caruso
Oboe
Ave Larkin
Bedford Loop
Stensby
Reformatory
Red & Gun
General Radio
Cushman’s Fentons
Postoffice
Home Products
Condons
Comm. Ave
W.C. Fruit
Palmers
Los! Ramblers
Andy Boy
Huboardvile
Jokters
Tudys
K. of C. Jrs
Priests
Sports Club
Dee
Recoilers
Belmont Lexingteen
Stonenam
Mountain Lodge
Big Bear __ Lake
California
Little MO Connolly
H. D.callahan
Tile Council of America
U.S
Chicago
Hap” Hansen
Charlie Colombo
Iaynard
Rokers
NBA
Hayes & Demao
Inw.c.loop
Demao
B. G
Fitzpatrick
Jones
G.R
Stefanelli
Dora
Larson
Bartolomeo
O'Neil
Pal
Carlson
R& G
Renn School
Knicks
HUB Garden
AAA
Weaver
Dodge
Davis
Middlesex Davis
Percival
Dangenfield
If Blankmeyer
C Tilon
P Woodbury
Hurd
Zayotte
Eaton
Repetto
C Wilcox
O'Leary
Hammond
J. Woodbury
Hube
John G. Webb Mass
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