Hudson bowlers lead in Central Massachusetts league standings
Four Hudson Elm Bowl adrome players plus leaders post averages above 100 in the Central Massachusetts league. Hudson sits second, three points ahead of Fitchburg and seven behind Bowling Green. Tonight they host Spencer, with Andy Vigéan as captain and top Hudson scorer, fifth overall in averages. Other players above 100 include Holyoke 103.1, Robbins 102, Lambert 101.9.
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Adrome
Fitchburg
Spencerp
Andy Vigéeant
Eeebers
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Robbins
Lambert
Spratt
Provost
Jefferson
Foley
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Ladd
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Kenney
Uxbridge
Sledzik
Webster
Romano
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Gniadek
Vasseur
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Occhialini
Fitch
Fava
White City
Pratt
Judge
Guertin
Beland
Marlboro
St. Germaine
W. Jaillet
Gardner
Pearson
Ilsan
Spencer
Ben Bergeron
Leém
van der Light
Fritze
Bowling Green
Marboro
Whitinsville
St.Germaine
Reading High Defeats Concord High 65-51 in Scoring Run
Reading High beat Concord High 65 to 51 at Reading with only four players scoring. Jack Skewes led Concord with 17 points while Dukie Stefanelli also scored for the junior squad. Reading improved to 9-1, Concord fell to 2-8.
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Concord
Reading High
Concord High
Reading
Jack Skewes
Dukie” Stefanelli
Quarterbacks In Worcester Sponsor Sports Jamboree
Johnny Pesky and other major league players will attend Worcester Quarterbacks Club Sports Night Jamboree on Friday February 14 at 6 p.m. in the Sheraton Worcester. Jim Britt will MC with speakers including coaches and officials from Notre Dame Holy Cross Boston College and the New York Giants among others.
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Johnny Pesky
Worcester
Sheraton Hotel
Jim Britt
Jim Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Red Jones
F . Kelleher
Howland Street
Marlboro
Peggy McInnis Leads Local Bowling Night
Peggy McInnis topped the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club with a 270 triple, Fran Dagata second, Gertrude Dee third. Dagata posted the night’s best individual score of 100. Top notchers beat Alley Cats by three points. Cubs beat Gophers by three. Schedule resumes next Wednesday at Lexington at 7 with St Patrick’s Day party plans.
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Concord
Peggy McInnis
Ladies
Fran Dagata
Gertrude Dee
Cubs
Gophers
Lexington
Lawrence Five Beats Middlesex in Overtime Tilt Concord
Lawrence Academy defeated Middlesex 49 17 at Groton last Wednesday afternoon running the score throughout behind 16 players used. In Concord Middlesex fell 29 26 in overtime to Waltham Trade School after a close four period contest led by John Stodghill with nine points.
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Lawrence Academy
Middlesex
Groton
Waltham Trade School
Waltham High School
Local
John Stodghill
Lawrence Fis
Gis
Hartgartner
Flakon
Madigans
Rogers
Sheehy
Hernberg
Beety
Dunham
Malley
R Kelley
Ee Baker
Kelley
A Ferguson
Timperson
McGlone
Eeee Burdett
Devane
Godfrey
A Eagan
DeNorcia
Eee Dwyer
Belli
Harris
Tullis
Baillergeon
Mills
Eetesene Peterson
Fae Stodghill
Peterson
Baillargeon
Stodghill
Middlesex School tops Framingham in seven five hockey thriller
Middlesex School wins its fourth hockey game by beating Framingham High 7 to 5 at Concord in a free scoring contest. Captain Malcolm Richards leads with two goals and an assist, supported by Riley Gilbert Ted Romine and others as Middlesex pulls away in the final period after a 3-3 tie.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Framingham High Sextet
Fruim
Perods
Middlesex
Malcolm Richards
Riley Gilbert
Ted Romine
Jim Dunster
Gilbert
Richards
Romaine
Dunster
Horween
Gardner
Nichols
Smith
Burbank
Sports Update From Local Courts And States Meet Scores
Sportograph Trish A Chases out 43441 victory in basketball over the People's Theatre five. Freddy Lawrence, Acton high boy, is member of varsity five at Cushing Academy. Concorde of C whips Mad den Club of Waltham, 27 26, Vin Vaccarello getting the winning point. Five years ago Wellesley high beat Concord high twice and Concord loses first game after seven straight wins. Bill Ambrose and Tommy McKenna set state records in the State Meet at Boston. Patrolman J. Almon Heyliger tops police shoot with score of 283.
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People’s Theatre Five
Freddy Lawrence
Acton
Cushing Academy
Concorde
Madden Club
Waltham
Vin Vaccarello
Wellesley High
Concord High
Concord
Bill Ambrose
Tommy McKenna
Boston
J. Almon Heyliger
Illinois Oats Output Reaches Record Strength in 1946
Illinois oat production in 1946 rose above average with a 167000000 bushel harvest the largest since 1937. The yield and quality were reported as above average, signaling strong agricultural results for the year.
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Ilinois
Concord-Ralph Loveys Leads Middlesex Basketball Scoring
Concord star Ralph Loveys racked up 231 points in 12 games, averaging 21 per contest to pace Middlesex scoring. Dukie Stefanelli and Joé O’Grady follow for Concord, while Tom Maloney of Lexington sits third, 12 behind Bob Fitzgerald of Reading.
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Concord
Ralph Loveys Tinues
Middlesex
Dukie” Stefanelli
Joé‘ O’grady
Lexington
Tom Maloney
Bob Fitzgerald
Reading
Maynard and Concord Battle for League Position in Local Notes
Sport notes review Maynard Highs strong away record and potential Concord matchup. Concord eyes late-season wins to rise, while Wakefield slumps after two early wins. Reading leads the league with Belmont visiting. Ralph Loveys tops scoring for Melrose. Tom Maloney of Lexington among leaders. Concord attendees note BAA and State Meet with former coaches and officials involved. Chickie Maloney seeks a Milwaukee Brewers contract after Pac of Pawtucket season. Milwaukee is Boston Braves farm club.
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Ralph Loveys
Melrose
Tom Maloney
Lexington
Concord High
Boston Garden
Ralph F Ward
Everett F. Weygeant
Concord High tops Stoneham 42 30 in Mid Middlesex clash
Concord High defeated Stoneham High 42 30 at Stoneham court to stay undefeated lead in the second period. Jack O Grady and Joe Callahan each scored 11 points to pace Concord with Dukie Stefanelli adding eight. Stoneham's Bud Wallace scored 18 points as the team’s top scorer. In the separate second period, Concord lost 19-16.
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Concord
Jack O’grady
Joe Callahan
Concord High
Basketeers
Stoneham High
Stoneham’ Court
Callahan
O'Grady
Stoneham
Bud” Wallace
Fis
Erickson
Finan
Rf Dee
Tee Ween Pearson
Ste
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Skewes
Rg Wees
I Callahan
Hancock
G Seee
Ewe
Wallace
Rotonda
Oureses Craigie
Cannie
Joy
Corkum
Pope
Reading High poised to clinch Middlesex League title
Reading High leads the Middlesex basketball race and can seal the title with a Friday win at Melrose after defeats of Concord. Belmont has dropped three games, while Lexington and Winchester suffer uneven runs as Stoneham and Wakefield visit Friday.
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Concord
Belmont
Lexington
Reading High
Reading
Melrose
Winchester
Stoneham
Wakefield
Harriman Grammar Varsity Beats Maynard 29 to 5
Harriman Grammar School varsity basketball defeated Maynard Grammar at the State Armory on Friday afternoon by a 29 to 5 score in a preliminary contest. Harriman junior varsity also posted a win over Maynard by 16 to 10.
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Harriman Grammar School
Maynard Grammar
State Armory
Harr Grammar
Maynard
Jay-Ve
Harriman Grammar
Ristegunes E
Simard
Beene
Guidotti
Maynard Grammar Varsity
Harwood wins pole vault at West Point rival meet
Concord track stars Peter Harwood and Tommy McKenna shone last Saturday at two meets. Harwood won the pole vault at a West Point triangular meet with Army and Princeton. McKenna ran the opening leg in a relay that beat LaSalle and Dean Read, as the team clocked 3 32.9.
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Concord
Peter Harwood
Tommy McKenna
Harwood
Harvard
West Point
Army
Princeton
Dean Read
LaSalle High
teKemia
Harv ey Wheeler edges Maynard Junior High 30–19 at Concord
In a recent basketball game at Concord Court Harvey Wheeler led the locals to a 30–19 victory over Maynard Junior High. Bayeur and Prendergast paced the winners with top scoring.
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Harvey Wheeler
James V. Mohn
Maynard
Concord Court
Bayeur
Prendergast
Knights of Columbus Playoff Connection at Hunt Gym
The Knights of Columbus home game is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium against Groton Town Team with a preliminary game planned. Star player Billy O Neill may miss several games after Sunday's injury at Lowell.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Groton Town
Billy O'Neill
Lowell
Concords Muscato Defends Class B 600 Yard Record in Boston
Concord star Muscato defended his Class B 600 yard record at the State Meet in Boston Garden with a 1 14.6 time, likely a national mark, while guiding Concord to sixth place in team scoring as 30 schools competed. Coach O Connors notes he ran a fast heat, boosted three runners to fast finals, and plans for the A A U meet at the Boston YMCA and nationals in New York.
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Val Mus¢ato
Boston Garden
W. Harolld O'Connor
Tom McKenna
Muscate
O'Connor
Muscato
Concord Star
Boston Y.M.C.A
New York
Hank Slugger Faces Teaneau Big Team In Showdown
Answers reveal Hank sluggers to face a major opponent, with mixed references to Concord High Lexington High and a historic baseball era. The text recalls Babe Ruth longest homer, 460 feet at the Polo Grounds on June 13, 1926, and Jimmy Foxx playing all nine positions.
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Concord
Lexington
Phil
Red Sox
United States
Babe Ruth
Jimmy
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England
Sea
Re Grounds
N Y
Howard Ehmke
Concord High and Belmont Clash In Middlesex League Night
In Belmont at 7 30 pm the Concord High School basketball team meets Belmont in a Middlesex League game. The schedule also lists Middlesex School hockey at Groton 3 pm and a tentative Middlesex School basketball matchup. Bowling at Lexington 7 pm features five matches. Weather friendly notes show two Ladies club matches at Lexington 7 pm.
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Concord High School
Belmont’ High School
Belmont
Middlesex School
Hunt -Mémorial Symbasium
Mill Deiti
Lexington
Middlesex Sthoot
Rivers
Middlesex
Lecinesails High
el Oak
Fragmentary July Entry Hints at Declaration Date
A damaged OCR fragment suggests a July reference and a declaration event. The text mentions a father and a religious or cultural term, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics. Further readable context is required to produce a precise newspaper card.
Concord K C Wins Narrow Rally Over Seniors
In a tense Sunday matinee at La, Concord K C edged the highly regarded Conception Seniors 54 to 53. O'Neill scored late free throws for the locals, while Lowell and O'Brien produced chances that fell short as the Knights battled to the finish.
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Secal
Bhi O'Neill
Concord K
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