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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1954

Page

18

Melrose Upsurges to 61 57 Win Over Concord

Melrose overcomes an early Concord lead to win 61 57 as Concord drops to seven losses in the Middlesex League. Concord star Rob Downey scores 16 points and Donnie Cullinane adds 12 while Sanford Palmer leads Melrose with 26 and Jack LeSaffre with 19. The Concord jayvees lose 54 49 in the separate game.

Concord Melrose Rob Downey Hiad Donnie Cullinane Sanford Palmer Jack’ LeSaffre Concord Jayveés Tommy Alexander Jack “Guike” Spellman Concord High

Milltowners Triumph in Low Scoring Win at Hudson Armory

Maynard high school Milltowners defeated Hudson 98 to 32 at State Armory Friday in a slow game. Murray scored 17 points to lead Maynard while Bob Chapman was sidelined with an ankle injury. Maynard 29-15 junior varsity win over Husson jay-vees preceded the main game.

Hudson Maynard High School Milltowners Hudson Hich Oulintet State Armory Murray Hawks Bob Chapman Chapman Crimson Maynard Maynard ‘High Gis Murphy Tompa Shaw Sluyski Wilson Connors Tee Hudson High Anastas Tucker Wee Eene Moraes Bornstein Tierney Fis Beals Lf Crotty Jarmulowicz C . Gilleney Wilson Meee Lizotte Hudson High Gis Bulger Ere Bornstein Edral

Williams and Boudreau Clash Over 1954 Red Sox Outlook

Boston star Ted Williams and manager Lou Boudreau offered mixed views on 1954 hopes. Williams predicted the New York Yankees as the team to beat, while acknowledging Boston's youth and injury concerns. Boudreau backed Williams' right to opinion and outlined resting plans before spring training.

United Press Boston Ted Williams Lou Boudreat Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Williams Boudreau Red Sox Willaams Boston Cues Ion George Kell Dick Gernert Chicago New England Sportsmen’s

Federals Begin Three Year Striped Bass Study in Massachusetts

Federal and state researchers launch a three year study of striped bass in Massachusetts waters under the Dingell Johnson Act. Project leader J Arthur Posgay will coordinate tagging and aerial surveys with cooperation from fishermen and sportsmen clubs across the coast.

Massachusetts Francis W. Sargent Orleans Division of Marine Fisheries Department of Natural Resources American Legion Hall Wollaston Sargent Commonwealth Christian A. Herter Massachuset Division of Fisheries and Game U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. “the Result of This Project,” Sereent Befere Chesapeake Bay Delaware Bay Hudson River Montauk Point Point Judith Sarfent Charles L. Wheeler Falmouth Marine Fisheries Division Wheeler J. Arthur Posgay Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Posgay

Tufts names Arlanson new coach and athletics chief

Medford Mass Tufts College promotes Fred Fish Ellis to Chairman of Physical Education and names Harry Arlanson Weymouth High coach to succeed him as Tufts football mentor Arlanson also becomes Director of Athletics and Physical Education Arlanson played with Ellis at Tufts and coached Weymouth for 18 seasons posting 135 wins and 19 losses Ellis led Tufts squads to 20 wins and 30 losses in eight years with a 4-4 last season

Medford Mass Fred Fish Ellis Tufts Harry Arlanson Weymouth Ellis

Acton High Star McCarthy Misses Narrow Elimination

Acton-Tommy McCarthy of Acton High School scored 23 of 25 foul shots in the March of Dimes contest, tying John Wilcox of Belmont Hill for Middlesex County, but his team was defeated 17 to 15 in a special Monday elimination match. A beaver’s throat and ear valves close when diving and open at the surface.

Acton Tommy McCarthy John Wilcox Belmont Hill School Middlesex County

SAI Way Ends Turbulent Run With Harsh Winds Vanishing

The brief note records an incident at sea where strong winds abated after a period of rough weather. Sailors report calmer waters and renewed confidence as repairs are completed. No injuries or losses are mentioned.

Carlisle Lad 13 Wins Poultry Show and Bavette Pair

Norman Adrian 13, son of a town selectman, wins first prize in the Boston Poultry Show for Albino Carnaus and racing homer. He acquires a rare Bavelle pigeon pair from H C Macklin, a Michigan author, expanding his growing reputation as a pigeon fancier.

Carlisle Norman Adrian Canxie Adrian Boston Norman Germany H. C. Macklin Michigan

Sunday Football Sparks Support in Lowell High

Lowell Mass UP Athletic Director defends Sunday football as a deterrent to delinquency. William Sullivan denies church attendance is affected and notes no parent objections. Proponents include William S Joyce of Lynn Classical who opposes only on player strain and seven day coaching workload.

Lowell Mass Lowell High School William Sullivan Sullivan Haverhill Lawrence Lynn Massachusetts Council of Churches Starr M. King Beverly The Massachu Setts

Marlboro Powder Puffs Clinch Midland League Title Bid

Marlboro high school girls varsity sextet crushed Maynard 59 to 16 to extend their league streak to five unbeaten games. Gail Mantha and Helen Carr led with 22 points each, Nancy Colleary added 10 as Marlboro eyes another championship if Hudson falters. The Powder Puff Jayvees also won 35 to 10 behind Carol Martin’s 14.

Marlboro Marlboro High School Maynard Gail Mantha Helen Carr Nancy Colleary Jayvees Carol Martin Hudson Puff Five Varsity G. Mantha J. Belmore N. Colleary S. Crawford C. Martin Tree H. Carr C. Carr J . Wallace P. Newton Ly M. Himmelman C. Letendre Ears J. Lynch P. Veleno Ewe J. Badavas Maynard Gis M. Sweeney P. Hoffman V. Warila A. Albert Eereeene Sulkala B. O’loughlin J. Martinocg B. Jarmulowicz M. Stead C. Taylor E. Taylor Marlboro Eeene S. Crawford II

Cone Trackmen Defeat Milton In Met Track Meet

Unbeaten Cone High wins 42-35 over Milton High at Newton Street Armory in Boston to clinch the Met Track League meet with multiple top finishes. Dave O’Cop and Pete lead a strong lineup as Cone improves to record-setting performances, while Milton’s Adams’ team also places, setting co-champs status for the season.

Concord Concord High Milton High Met Newton Street Armory Boston O’cop Milton Adams Sup Milton Dave Pete Ners Soule Bobby Bob Alexander Carnie Mark

Holy Cross Beats St John’s 78 58 Amid On Court Brawl

Holy Cross defeated St John’s of Brooklyn 78 to 58 but a melee erupted late in the game. Guard Joe Liebler was ejected for assaulting referee Sally Walker, and Matty Satalino of St John’s was sent off in the second period as police and officials restored order.

Boston Holy Cross Crusaders St. John’s Brooklyn N. Y Joe Liebler Sally Walker Redmen Matty Satalino Anthony Agatiello Satalino

Bruins defend Sugar Jim Henry amid goalie praise

Bruins coach Lynn Patrick backs Sugar Jim Henry even as a National League opponent criticizes his goal tending. Patrick credits Henry for three victories in four recent games and notes 18 games since Christmas with 12 allowing under two goals. Henry has four shutouts this season and 29 two goal games in 49 Bruins contests.

Sugar Jim Henry Lynn Patrick Bruins Patrick Sugar Jim New York Toronto Sugar Henry Maple Leafs

Fragmentary note hints at Alabama land tenure history

Partial OCR mentions Mobile in Alabama and references a mid 18th century colonial context with Spanish and American entities. Details are unclear but suggest territorial or founding notes tied to early colonial governance and maps.

Kentucky Indiana post season all star game plans teased

Ken tuckiana writers push a post season all star basketball game inviting standout graduates from Kentucky and Indiana colleges. The feature notes a first round 77 share and a three way tie for second place as Stan Musial signs a 1954 contract and discusses player pen costs.

Kentuckiana Kentucky Indiana Stan Musial Anna

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