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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1954

Page

20

Concord High dominates Division 3 track title in Met Track League

Concord High athletics undefeateds claim Division 3 at East Newton Street Armory Boston with a 63 14 to 13% victory over Lynn Classical. O'Connormen swept events led by Bob Davidson with victories in hurdles and high jump. Soule won 300, Fredenburgh took dash, LeBallister 600, DeRuzzo shot, and relay team posted 2 7 3.

Cor Ord Concord High Tracksters Met East Newton Street Armory Boston Lynn Classical Concord O’connormen Bob Davidson Dean Soule Pete Fredenburgh Dave LeBallister Nichols Dave DeRuzzo Milton Malden Catholic Irévere Dedham Fredenburgh Dougherty Zervas Soule E.alexander Karavetsos LeBal- Hister Flannery Kukas R. Davidson Hughes Nicholas Casey Fisher Syrapula G. Davidson Parker DeRuzzo Napoli Tassel C. Tyler E. Alexander L. Tyler Soule Hughes Fredenbrugh Met Track League Concord Agri Eh Eee Dedham Mal Cath, Vai Worrinr Classico Fae Revere

Middlesex School Enjoys Vacation Break

Middlesex School enjoyed its annual winter vacation with classes suspended from Thursday to Monday night. No sports or other activities were held at the school during the holiday recess.

Concord — Middlesex

Concord Trackmen Head to Nationals in New York

Concord high relay teams led by coach W Harold O Gennor travel Friday to Madison Square Garden for the national schoolboy meet. Dave DeRuzzo and Charlie Napoli pace the squad with captain Doule and others as potential relay runners. four will run. The trip is funded by the Concord Citizens committee which allocated 175 dollars.

Concord W. Harold O’gennor Concord High Dave DeRuzzo Charlie Napoli New York Madison Square Garden Rindge Tech Paramount DeRuzzo Napoli Dean Oule Donnie Cullinane Wayne Hughes Pete Fredenburgh Allen Dougherty Gotham Concord Citizens Committee

Bovey Wins Slalom Race at Bridgeton in 10 Below

Bovey Jr. of Weststreet, a 26 year old film producer and son of a wildlife photographer, won the Class C and unclassified giant slalom at Bridgeton Maine for the Prospectors Ski Club of Waltham. He finished in 59 seconds with the thermometer at ten below and beat his nearest rival by eight tenths of a second.

Carlisle Martin Bovey Weststreet Prospectors Ski Club Waltham Bridgeton Maine Mercury Bovey

Westford Wins Wachusett League Title in Close Bout

Westford Academy beat Littleton High 49 46 to claim the Wachusett Basketball League title. It was Westford’s ninth win in 10 starts. Littleton dropped to 2 10. Acton finished third. Westford’s Anderson scored 24, Milligan 16 while Littleton’s Walter Clancy had 20 and Larry Kimball 10.

Littleton Westford Academy Littleton High Frideright Acton Westford Anderson Milligan Walter Clancy Larry Kimball

Weaver Ties School Mark With 31 Points In Win

Concord Middlesex School defeated Brooks School 80 to 43 in a Private School League game. Captain Bill Weaver scored 31 points to tie the school record, helping the team build a 47 22 halftime lead.

Weaver Middlesex Brooks Concord Middlesex School Brooks School Andover Bill Weaver Marshall McLean

Concord moves to fund grandstands at town meeting

The Concord recreation commission answers key questions about Article 44 proposing 13 500 for permanent grandstands that seat 1669, last 25 30 years, and boost safety and uses beyond football, with 60 days lead time and 80 cent tax impact in 1954.

Concord Recreation Commission Maynard Hudson Lexington Belmont Stoneham

State high school football coaches association meeting notes

Notes from the state High School Football Coaches Association meeting in Medford discuss proposed changes to the football rating system to be submitted to the Massachusetts Coaches Association. Acton May Way meets Chelmsford in a non league game this week, winding down the season for the Winters men. Harvard squash team includes Larry Brownell who beat Amherst 8 1. Private school hockey results list Nobla and Greenough 1 Middlesex 0 Middlesex 5 St Mark's 2. Skin O Connor's high school tracksters win 36 firsts in Met League meets and total 282 to opponents 101 points.

Concord Mering Medford Cystom Heddmersters Association Acton Hith Chelmsford Hich Wintomen Harvard Larry Brownell Middlesex Harvard Wallowed Amherst Nobla & Greenoush St. Mark’s Skin” O’connor Tracksters Noin

Logan Named Underrated NL Shortstop by Pirates Boss

Branch Rickey, general manager of the Pirates, calls Logan Key Man Johnny Logan the most underrated NL shortstop. The Mahatma praises his hands arm speed and character and says he anchors Milwaukee infield defense.

Johnny Logan Branch Rickey Pirates Mahatma Sporting News Milwaukee

Female cottontail rabbits heavier than males on average

The note states that female cottontail rabbits almost always weigh more than males, indicating a common size difference between genders in the species.

Name Changes Trim Baseball Rosters Across League

The Sporting News notes that several players have shortened or altered names for headlines. Dodger rookie Te Barczuk becomes Te Barc, while Dick Kokos is Richard Kokoszka and others like Cass Michael become Casimer Kwietniewski.

Concord to host Belmont in key Middlesex tilt Friday

Concord eyes its seventh Middlesex League win at Hunt gymnasium Friday at 7 p m facing Belmont. Belmont has four losses in 13 starts, including defeats by Lexington Winchester and Reading, a team Concord beat last Friday.

Concord Concord High Belmont High Hunt Gymnasium Belmont Lexington Winchester Reading

Acton-Westford Leads Wachusetts League Scorers

Acton-Westford star center Mike Wojiick tops the boys league with 174 points, Carl Anderson second at 166, and Walter Clancy third at 162 for Littleton. Mary Louise Pouliot leads girls with 236 points, Sylvia Beaudoin second at 230, Peggy Sexton third for Acton with 151.

Acton Westford Mike Wojiick Wachusetts Basketball Carl Anderson Littleton Walter Clancy Paul Greenough Arthur London Joseph Warren Glen Pasanen Larry Kimball Mary- Louise Pouliot Sylvia Beaudoin Peggy Sexton

Streaks Top Bowler Still Loses Game to Gimmicks

Concord Jeannette Stensby of the Streaks rolled 286 and 103 to lead in Lexington last Wednesday's Ladies Ten Pin bowling. Despite her high scores the Streaks lost three points to Gimmicks as Howlers defeated Sizzlers, with the Gimmicks at 1246 and Howlers at 1256 while Streaks totaled 1227 and Sizzlers 1243.

Concord Jeannette Stensby Lexington Sizzlers Howlers Gert Dee Mary Connell Dottie Martin Ida Dickey Margaret Burke Margaret Algeo Jean Frellich Marion Gordan Margaret Nickerson Mary Conley Alice Hargrove Agnes Neville Dot Scherer Polly Heyliger Edie McGrath Polly Beaudoin Mim Clark Peggy McCarthy Becky Faunce

Mortars Top 75s in Bowling Match at Waltham

Concord Headquarters defeated the 75s 3-1 and the Mortars beat the Machine Gunners 3-1 in Company H bowling at Waltham. High games: Dick Wesinger 296, Tom Fitzpatrick 279 and 119 high single by Fitzpatrick. Team totals Mortars 1288 Machine Gun 1269 Headquarters 1206 75s 1187.

Concord Company H Waltham Dick Wesinger Tom Fitzpatrick P. McHugh Phil, Dee W. Dee Paul Dee D. Wesinger L. Kendall C. Lehman C. King F. Williams J. Lehman M. Dee F. Domenichella G. McHugh T. Fitzpatrick J. McBreen J. Hanlon W. Dow N. Wilgren L. Dutton W. Bovey

Acton School Notes Highlight Scholarships and Exhibits

Acton Miss Jeannette Rayner will enter the Boston University College of Music freshman class next September. Senior class advisers announce a Massachusetts Parent-Teacher Association scholarship for State Teachers College applicants. A new office sign by class of 1953 student Georgia Clahane graces the high school exterior. Boston Edison Co backs a CBS program You are There on February 28 at 6 30 PM about The Rise of Adolf Hitler. A primary lobby exhibit Dells of the World, created by Acton students under Miss Carol Spaulding, features nearly 100 dolls from over 30 countries.

Acton Jeannette Rayner Robert Rayner Roxborough College of Music Boston University Ruth Proctor Massachusetts Parent-Teachers Association Georgia Clahane Jimmy Shea Boston Edison Co Cbs-Tv WNAC Channel 7 Adolf Hitler Carol Spaulding

Exeter Academy rink dedication game stars Putnam

Concord player John Putnam, an Exeter alumnus, was slated to join the Exeter all stars in the dedication game for the new Exeter Academy rink on Saturday afternoon.

John Putnam Concord Exeter All Stars Exeter Academy Putnam Exeter

Concord Rally Nets sixth league win over Reading

Concord High overcame a six point deficit in the third quarter to defeat Reading 74 to 68 and claim their sixth Wakefield League win. Key contributors included Bob Downey Paul McLaughlin Dave Bouchard and John Wheeler with solid scoring as Concord built a 38 34 lead before a strong late stretch sealed the game.

Concord Reading Concord High Thi Wakefield John Wheeler Paul McLaug Dave’ Bouchard Bob Downey Mathews Jayvees Jack ‘“Snake Poin Tander

Special Tractor School February 26 in East Acton

A special tractor school will be held Friday February 26 from 3 p m to 9 p m at Nine Acre Farm Supply in East Acton Route 2A. Manager Gemuel Katseff invites leaders and junior leaders from Middlesex Norfolk and Essex counties to attend tractor maintenance instruction.

East Acton Gemuel Katseff Middlesex Norfolk Essex

Sports Calendar Thrills Across Local Leagues This Week

Bedford Bowling and West Concord Bowling host multiple matches Thursday and Monday. Friday features Sudbury high, Concord J.H.S., and Middlesex league basketball. Saturday brings Concord high track nationals in New York and hockey and squash at Middlesex. Sunday offers Nashoba shoot. Monday lists bowling leagues, Middlesex hockey, and various basketball games across leagues.

Bedford Lexington West Concord Tutte’s Maynard Concord Madison Square Garden New York Middlesex Milton Academy Trinity Canada Andover Milton Chelmsford West Company Carlsle Hunt Gymnasium Acton Harvard

Ted Williams Considers Future As Bench Time Looms

Ted Williams spoke with baseball writers about retirement and how long he can stay in the big leagues. He said regular play affects his decision and that if he must sit on the bench he would quit, but as long as he can play regularly he will remain in baseball.

Ted. Williams Baseball Writers Sporting News Ted Red Sox Heck

Maynard Athlete Honored by Marine Sports Teams

Maynard athlete Al Maynard earns All Marine and All Navy honors after seasons with Marine Corps units. He is praised by Major C head coach and others for national recognition in Marine teams. Engraved emblems and large enamel decorations feature in the display.

Maynard Marines Damn Lejeune Cal Witch Marines Marine Corps Mandant Tion Rempers Patrick Violaman Court

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