Concord High Annexes Fifth Met Title Over Malden Catholic
Concord High wins the Fifth Met League meet at East Newton Street Armory, beating previously unbeaten Malden Catholic 49.28. The O'Connormen claim their second straight Division 3 title and fifth since 1949. Goggin wins the 50 yard dash for Malden Catholic, Williamson takes the 66 second hurdles, and Duff leads the 600 yard run.
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Concord High
East Newton Street Armory
Malden Catholic
O’connormen
Ths
Hamp Goggin
Wallace Crawford
Alan Williamson
Borax
Paul Herlihy
Goggin
Crawford
Mullaney
Williamson
D. Evang
Fignigan
Davis
Duff
Porter
Harrison
O’neil
Eetond
Hewitt
Parker
Dunn
Libby
Byrnes
Arnold
D. Evans
Gilcooley
Harms
Pozeryéki
Blovinck
Mullanea
Flan
Coricord Coach Leads Another Track Year
Notes on Coricord coach Skin OQ with a winning track year and a Florida trip ahead. Seaward’s Hooneters finish season, Donald Fraser shines, Kal Roberts speeds at the end, and district league efforts continue with Holy Name bowlers and local sportsmen engaging in club affairs and hare stocking work.
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Coricord
Conia
Florida
Seaward
Donald Fraser
Kal Roberts Cazié
Die Vei da Essmery
Legex Couns
Unger Lagkin Sa
Beataston
Whaie
James Shépard
Regent Oo Orf Centraville
Lowell
Greater
Lowwell Beagle Club
Woodpeckers top Blue Jays in 3-1 win on Friday
Woodpeckers defeat Blue Jays 3-1 as Carey posts 307 and a new 128. Whites down Humming Birds 3-1. Scoring details list Carey 307 and teammates with double figures in a low scoring clash.
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Woodpeckers
Blue Jays
Dave Carey
K. of
Co. le
M.pee
B. Dee
J. McBreen
A. Baptiste
L. Wedherbee
J. Rackette
T. MelHfugh
Ft. Burke
R. Donaghey
R. Ambrage
Humming
J . Murphy
J. Coffey
L. Venti
L.cNally
J. Figigar
Concord High Beats Stoneham In League Clash
Concord High defeated Stoneham High as Fraser scored 10 points and Roberts had 20. It was Concord’s fifth win of the season and Fraser maintained his scoring lead in the rivalry Friday night.
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Concord
Don Fraser
Karl Roberts
Hidk
Concord High
Stoneham High
Fraser
DeMeo Rolls 344 Leads West Concord Pin Win
West Concord bowling scene sees DeMeo top score with 44 though Gen. Radio falls. Lumber dominates by routing Condons 3 to 1 as Cushmans and Dovre join the victors in a tightened league week.
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DeMeo
Lumber
Dovre
Cushmans
West Congord
Brammy DeMeo
West Concord
Lggp
Condons
Squashmen Dominate Andover 5-0 In Match
Concord's team blanked Andover 5-0 with Meyer beating Colling s 15 8 15 7 18 16 Lake defeating Mattern Laity 15 10 15 6 Howell besting Gordon 1 6 15 7 15 10 Platt winning 15 aera Mid iree A over Rockwell 1 16 7 15 12 16 18 15 11
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Concord
Speed
Andover
Meyer
Collings S
Lake
Mattern
Laity
Howell
Gordon A
Platt
Aera
Iree
Rockwell
Bask . 1 Siow- Night game slated for Friday
The item Bask will host a night game at As on Friday February 18. The notice confirms a scheduled event with details readable in the fragment.
Sportsmen Meet in Acton Tonight at 8
The Nash GBA Sportsmen's Club will meet at 8 o'clock at the club house. If weather is bad the meeting moves to the church basement. A tall prize will be given by the Federation League of Sportsmen president.
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Acton
Nashgba Sportamen
Federation League of Sportsmen
Newton Aiflists Topped Concerd High In West New Paes Meet
Newton High beat Concerd High 865 to 791 at West New Paes on their third straight win. Key scores include Newton: 179 Gung Oy 174 Robbins 173 Hunt 70 Myers 169 total 865. Concerd Goodyear 167 Brooks 162 Temple 157 Goodspeed 183 McLean 142 total 791.
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West New Paes
Summewton
Gung- Oy
Robbins
Hunt
Myers
Total
Concerd
Goodyear
Brooks
Temple
Goodspeed
McLean
Bedford Dog Show Entrants Include Villa Maria Malteses
A Bedford event features a team of prize Maltese dogs from Villa Maria Kennels led by owners Mr and Mrs Vincent Calvarnesi. Entrants include Ricco, Champion Renee, Champion Rudy, and Champion Isolda in the 44th annual show.
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Bedford
Villa Maria Kennels
Vincent Calvarnesi
Juary
Ricco
Renee
Rudy
Isolda
Maynard Stags Split Two Narrowly in Tough Week
Maynard fell 65 67 to West End House Boston last Tuesday then lost 97 54 to Concord Reformatory on Sunday. Alex Kulevich led scoring with 20 points in Boston while Hank Nowick matched a season high with 37 in the Concord win as Maynard seeks a rebound at Memorial Gym against Whitinsville.
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Maynard
Maynard Stags
West End House
Boston
Stags
Concord Reformatory
Aynard
Alex Kulevich
Owen Dugcan
Paul Kivikowski
Hank Nowick
Dick Dargiewicz
Roy Weaving
Nowick
Wea Bundsy
Whitinsville
Memorial Gym
Bedford Bowling League results from last week
Last week in Bedford Bowling League a series of high scores and big totals emerged. Notable performances include L Freeman 311 and Gray 293, with team totals such as Jockeys 1670 and Squares 1845. Rounds featured multiple players across teams like Pals, Good, and Strikers with strong showings.
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Bedford
Joe Moore
Thorup
E. Chase
Gray
L. Freeman
Petal
Kelleys
B. Hartwell
E. Soreson
Z. Rivet
Dummy
E Champney
B. Prderly
Non Sulliv
B. O
W. Meath
Billerica
W. Clark
Perry
J. Nester
P. Little
Anks
Dom
McGovern
Camis
Ylor
Dix Cole
J. Moore
Nee
W. Marres
B. Thresher
C. Larsen
C. Genetti
B. Genetti
Total
B. Daigle
M. Mueller
B. Grace
N. Genetti
C. Palmeri
P. Kirin
L. Baijuk
S. Matta
C. Holt
D. King
Zips Bow Shirley In Ten Pin Club Match
Concord Shirley Reece rolled 323 and 136 while Zips bowed to Blembs last week in the Ladies Ten Pin Club.
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Concord
Shirley Reece
Zips
Yellow is safest color for hunting wear study finds
Fort Lewis soldiers tested color visibility while tracking colored panels. Results show yellow detected six to eighty times faster than red by groups with normal and defective color vision. Col. E F Sloan led the study with regional game departments and optometric associations.
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Wash
Col
E. F. Sloan
Washington
Oregon
California
Sloan
Cesan Elected Chairman of Massachusetts Fisheries and Game Board
James W. Cesan, 64, of Feeding Hills, becomes chairman of the Massachusetts Fisheries and Game Board to replace the late Powell Cabot. A long time farmer and Agawam resident, Cesan has led local agricultural and animal husbandry groups and serves on multiple regional boards. The five member board oversees the state Division of Fisheries and Game, managing about one million dollars annually from license funds.
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Westboro
State Fisheries and Game Board
James W. Cesan
North West Street
Feeding Hills
Mass
Powell Cabot
Dover
Agawam Sportsman’s Club
Casan
Farm Bureau
County Aid To Agriculture
Hampden County
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Cesan
Olga M. Blackburn
Agawam
Fisheries and Game Board
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Bowling Scores Cut to Triples In Local Enterprise
Due to space and print costs, the Enterprise will drop full single scores and list only triples, keeping team standings and key clubs. Maynard, Ramblers, Jets and others lead leagues. high triples cited include Colombe 370 and Dalgo Bregoli 368 with scores from Tutto's Alleys and Intr a Town circuits.
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Acton
Maynard
Villanova
Fordham
Maynard ‘Gals
Eig
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Chariie Colombe
Dalgo Bregoli
Dick Wheeler
Tee Beterson
Secon
Willis
Lester
Large Land Mobilization Under Conservation Efforts
A regional report notes over 20 million acres involved in conservation measures across the Cade Fouls Dakota area. The effort targets land protection and sustainable use.
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Dakota
Concord Week’s 300 Names Highlight Local Figures
A dense list of residents and contributors appears, featuring D Bregoli, J L Robinson, DeMao, W Genetti, E Anderson, Hojem, Lait, Garcia, Holy Boyden, W King, Ballard, Calombo, Genetti, R Recco, Gentry, Delsie, Dam’ D Errico, Nickerson, Mueller, Bayuk, Bedford Matta, Beach, Loughlin, Parker, Hayes, Gormley, Freeman, Spence, Champney, Wheeler, Meune and others, underscoring broad community participation.
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Concord
Bregoli
Mills
JL. Robinson
Mi DeMao
W. P. Genetti
Bed E. Anderson
Gallant
Pes Hojem
W. Con Lait
W. Concep Garcia
Holy Boyden
Acton
W. King
Bedfa Ballard
C. Calombo
B.genetti
S. Recco
Ladies. Gentry
W. Delsie
Mill Dam
D.errico
Concord History Match Noted In Little Readable Fragments
A fragmentary OCR record recalls a past event with names and times but lacks clear details. It mentions Concord, Brown a winner years ago, and a late afternoon or evening match context with scattered terms like Mat and p.m. The garbled text suggests a local sports or reunion item with incomplete proper nouns.
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