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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
16
A Concord audience packed the auditorium for a boxing show featuring juvenile fighters. Coaches Bondy Bondelevitch and others organized matches by size and weight with referees, delivering a lively sports event praised for fun and sport. Muscato shone in track with a stunning sprint and remains a standout figure in local athletics.
Fragmentary report shows a 3 2 score with players Nichols Smith Stewart and Gautreau mentioned. No clear teams dates or locations discernible from the text.
A West Ac- Club gathering at Centre N will be held at 7:00 p m featuring James Wilson of the local business community. The event aims to discuss local commerce and network among attendees.
Maynard bowling totals show multiple teams with series and string highs. Notable marks include Tarny 116 string and DePietro 317 total. D Lent 114 string and J Pie 314 total. Lester 116 string and G Stuart 311 total. B Reid 121 string and 333 total. Boyce 118 string and Duggan 318 total.
Maynard Ida Wilder principal of Emerson Jr. School secured Ida School Auditorium for boxing matches staged by Bondelevitch. Eleven one minute rounds produced winners in Grade 7, 74 lbs to 109-112 lbs divisions with several decisive results and a drew in others among junior high contestants.
Maynard high school swept Clinton high 50 36 on Clinton’s court. Wasi luk led with 17 points, Tomyl added 12 and Oskirka 11 as every Maynard player scored. The win secures Maynard’s lone league triumph as they prepare to meet Acton Garden Thursday.
The Panther Patrol of Troop 5 Boy Scouts received an award for fine attendance at the Sportsmen's Show. Members listed include Richard Walker as Patrol Leader, William White as assistant, Francis White, Walter Zeluke Halt, Henry Novick, and George Hanson. Senior Patrol details also noted.
Concord report shows Tony Delsie top-scoring 348 for Lincoln tying Depot 2-2 as Thrift blanked Clippers 4-0 and All Stars tied Dairy 2-2. Night totals include Dairy 437 team, All Stars 606 high single, with Edison patents noting 356 on lighting and power distribution.
Marlboro Six defeated Hudson 3 to 2 in the NEAAU championship playoffs at South Street rink on Monday. Risotti and Rolfe scored for Marlboro with assists from Zanca, Viens, and Renaud while Hudson’s Quinn tallied both goals. Roster notes list Marlboro and Hudson players and subs. Concord Lexington high beat Concord high 36 24 in Lexington. Lexing ton second team won 32 22. Callahan had nine for Concord. O Grady seven.
Concord Middlesex School and Roxbury Latin played to a 2 to 2 draw at the Concord rink. Captain Malcolm Richards tallied both Concord Middlesex goals after Roxbury Latin struck first in the opening period.
A series of letters to Editor John Currier discuss George Bauer filing for Precinct 2 selectman in Concord. They praise his five years on the Finance Committee and ten years as Allen Chair superintendent, noting his town leadership and industry insight. The letters urge voters to elect him on February 24, 1947.
Concord Depot stays atop the Mill Dam Bowling League after a 2-2 draw with Lincoln, the defending champion. One match between Concord Oi and K of C is postponed. Lincoln gains two points and sits seven behind the leaders.
The third quarterly Sudbury meeting will be held Wednesday evening February 1 at 8:00 in the Center branch of the Public Library Town hall. Topics include the new building. all board members and the executive committee are urged to attend.
Fragmentary text hints at an issue involving an uninhabitable home and a host. Details are unclear, but the copy suggests a dispute over housing conditions and responsibility between parties.
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