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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
4
Concord youths Warren and Valentino Muscato display versatile athletic and arts talents. Baxter stars in Concord High School’s Tomor rows World play, while Escato excels in basketball and wins the 600-yard Class B title. Lincoln lineage mentioned via historic temple site in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
Last oral presentation by the 1 keley Elementary School South Concord group honored J Flanagan of 6 Elsin Street for his many kind services over the past year. The presentation committee included Anthony Basile Leo McKenna and Seavey. Flanagan was surprised by the gift and plans to resume duties soon.
The spring opener features Middlesex School versus Waltham High on Wednesday April 10. The annual baseball clash marks the season start as Robins and Wildcats prepare for the windy changeover from winter to spring.
The opener scheduled a week earlier than Boston season starts pits Middlesex and Waltham in a regional rivalry. Veteran coaches Wendell P. Raymond and Jack Leary lead the squads as weather permits. Last year Concord private school won 3-0.
Turner Kelley was re-elected president of the Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club at the annual meeting in West Concord. Harold Priest was re-elected vice president and Green Swett as treasurer as officers kept their posts. The club plans to resume semi monthly meetings and suppers at the West Concord clubhouse. Helium was discovered on the sun years before its earth discovery.
Stodghill led Concord scorers with nine points while En contributed eight in a tight matchup. The effort highlighted a balanced late push as Concord fought to gain momentum.
The article explains using the left hand to palm and steady the ball during stance, enabling the right hand to fit into the holes smoothly. It cautions against gripping too hard, which can cause tension, disrupt rhythm, and affect the swing. It notes that left hand support helps position the right hand consistently for repeatable delivery.
Belmont High defeated Concord High 59 to 31 at Hunt Memorial Gym last Friday night to snap Concord’s 13 game league drought. Fahey led Belmont with 16 points, Grant added 10, while Jackie Wallace poured in 20 for Concord. Belmont improved to 10 wins in 13 starts and claimed a second win over Concord this season.
The Midgets of Arlington Heights edged a junior squad 27 to 15 in EF overtime. Murray scored the deciding points with 10 seconds left before the final bell. Referees Alka Beauco and Paul Herne officiated as St. Sneers Juniors raced to a 33 to 29 finish.
Groton defeated Middlesex 3-1 in a return hockey match at Groton last Saturday. The Middlesex team, captained by a Groton opponent, struggled to respond as Groton secured the win.
Fragmentary notes describe a Thursday evening visit to Maynard Town at Huts ae Eran Satake by local residents. Details are unclear, with inconsistent figures and place names.
In a rough game the Lexington squad suffered a 60 point setback while Beaudin scored 18 and Wall 13 for the losers. Chief scorers included Eri with 14 and Jackie Wall with 13 as the rally fell short in the preliminary contest.
In a high effort home clash at Chelmsford the winners led 24 12 at halftime and built a big second half cushion. Jimmy Doole formerly of Dartmouth paced the winners with 12 points along with Henry Zabierek while Dave Carey led the losers with nine.
In Salem the Immaculate Conception CYO team defeated Concord St Bernard's CYO, proving stronger on the court. The contest highlighted Salem's offense and defense as key factors in the victory.
A garbled report hints at a Marlboro incident involving refilled water and freezing motors. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply mechanical or supply issues.
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