Lexington Tops Concord by 73 to 44 in Middlesex League clash
Lexington surged to an early 17 10 lead and finished 73 44 over Concord at Hunt Gym. Co Captain Dick McDonnell scored 25 to pace Lexington which tied Winchester for the league lead at 12 2. Ken Olsen added 18 for Concord, which played without regular center Jacob Finan and wrapped a 1 17 season.
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Winchester
Dick McDonnell
Bi Cunningham
Concord
Abell Clan
Ken Olsen
Creighton
Jacok Finan
Bedford
Gaylor
Murphy
Middlesex School shuts out Browne Nichols 6 0 at Boston Arena
Middlesex School posted its second shutout and third Private School League win at Boston Arena last Wednesday afternoon defeating Browne & Nichols of Cambridge 6 0. Captain Warren Mangur scored three goals while Farnsworth assisted on five. Farnsworth, son of a Middlesex master from Concord, helped secure the fifth victory for the locals.
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Westford Defeats Stow In Eastern Mass Tourney
Westford High School beat Hale High School of Stow 50 to 5 in a hard fought Small School Tournament game at Malden. Westford led 28 to 15 at halftime and controlled the floor despite some off-aiming on the Stow side. Local lineups include Carlson Mack Gatendy Graves and Knowlton with Sunier and Blott contributing on defense.
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Concord High Relays Earn Second in New York Meet
Concord High School relay team placed tied for second in its heat at Madison Square Garden in New York on Saturday. They finished the two lap event in 1 48.4 and narrowly missed a final by seven tenths of a second after a three way jam at the first corner. Members were Lyle Carlson Bob Zumwalt Al Magurn and Dick Ryan with Co Captain Walter Hoyt as alternate. Coach Skip O Gonnor led the squad amid 29 schools entered.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
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Bishop Loughlin High
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al Magurn
Dick Ryan
Walter Hoyt
O’gonnor
Tony Lupien Signs Player Manager Pact With Jamestown Falcons
Tony Lupien 33 former Lincoln Mohawk and first sacker who played for the Red Sox joins Jamestown Falcons of the Class D Pony League as player manager this summer. Lupien formerly lived in Chelmsford and Lexington and had major league affiliations with the Phillies Tigers and White Sox. He was brought up by Jack Onslow in 1949 and managed a semi pro team in Claremont New Hampshire last year. He is a former Harvard captain.
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Claremont
New Hampshire
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TUDY'S SCORE UPSET OVER JOLTERS IN MILL DAM BOWLING LEAGUE
Tom Nagging? Tudy's upset Jolters 3 1 as Rambler and others win. John Finigan leads with a 354 high triple and 150 single. other top scores include Richards 323 Infer rara 314 Dempsey 313 and Bregoli 311. Team totals show Ramb lers 1438 and Tudy's 1408. Air Force buys cars in a separate report.
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R. Gull
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Macone
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Fred Macone
Joe Macone
Augie Macone
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A. Peterson
E. Dempsey
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C. Irs
J. McBreen
E. Hughes
J. Castor
T. Fitzpatrick
T. Burke
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Night Crawlers Bring Ready Angling to Early Streams
Inland anglers begin targeting early season fish with night crawlers as bait. The method favors natural presentation and light tackle, with fishing starting in late February across many regions. Species include bass, catfish, white perch, rock bass, bream, and crappie, as streams thaw and flood after rains.
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Dressing Deer Guide Steps for Field Butchery
The text outlines field dressing deer and elk from head up the hill to remove intestines and clean the carcass. It details cutting around the groin, chest, diaphragm, windpipe, and pelvis, then pulling entrails free and washing the interior before propping for air circulation.
Albino Deer Reported First in Alabama in Years
The Alabama conservation division reports an albino buck killed in the season’s final week by William Atkins of Alberta in northern Wilcox County. The pink eyed deer stood about three and a half feet high and weighed around 35 pounds with a four inch spread. The animal was killed with buckshot.
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Alberta
Alabama Conservation Division
Wilcox County
DeRosa New Maynard High Grid Coach
Maynard high school appoints Wilfred DeRosa former Boston College backfield star as football coach succeeding Vincent Wassel. Everett native, WWII veteran, married with three children, master’s from BC, teaches American Democracy and History.
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Vincent Wassel
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Concord Middlesex League notes wrap up season
Concord wraps Middlesex League season with Winchester and Lexington tied at 12 2, possible Stoneham win protest. Notes Lexington’s 11 straight wins merit share of title. Belmont 70–13 since 1944 era. Wells Whitney leads Concord scoring with 239 points. Reedings Surdam 230. Concord’s lone win over St Patrick’s Watertown.
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Stoneham
Red and Black
Ted” Bartlett
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Doggie Julian
Dartmouth
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Reading
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Boston Arena
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Whitney
Wakefield
Melrose
Mass Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs gathering shows strong support
Maynard hosts two day State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs convention highlighted by leaders from state government and fishing and game agencies. Delegates from five counties attended. sessions discussed licensure costs, pheasant releases, and U.S. Soil Conservation services.
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Massachusetts' Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Maynard Red and
Maynard Rod and Gun Club
Dick Stroud
Bureau of Wildlife Research and Management
Bob Jones
Federation
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Division of Fisheries & Game
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Fred McLaughlin
James Cesan
Ovide Lanois
Anthony Pomneo
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Podick Springs
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Bore Fish and Game Asw
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Maynard Rod and Gun Club News
Maynard federation convention attendance rose at a Saturday night party with steamed clams and lobsters in strong demand. Wednesday night dance featured McNamara and a spacious bat. next meeting is this coming at 2 30 p m.
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Federation
McNamara
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