Huggins Leads Locals In 24-Point Win
Concord Middlesex defeats Wakefield 32 to 29 at Hunt Memorial Gym. Huggins scores 18, Sprout and Ver add 11 and 10. Concord reaches .500, third place tie with Wakefield, final game of the season.
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Concord
Middlesex
Concorn
Tave
Kendall
Sprout
Ver
Concord High
Wakefield High
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Wakefield
Tony Colucci
Boys
Concord Rod and Gun Club Buys Forbes Estate for Use
The Concord Rod and Gun Club purchased 932.5 acres off Barretts Mill road near Angier’s Pond, most of it from the late John E. Forbes. The site will be cleaned up and stocked. facilities built for fishing, picnics and outings. Proceeds from this year’s first annual sportsmen’s show benefit a new clubhouse. The show runs March 10–12 at the State Archery in Concord.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Barrett‘s Mill Road
Angier
John E. Forbes
State Archory
High School Boys Track Entries for Greater Boston Meet
Coach Skin leads Concord era of entries for the Greater Boston Inter scholastics to be held next Saturday at 11 am at East Newton Street Armory. Finals set March 4 at Boston Garden with New England meet. Lyle and Dick Ryan to run the dash as Brookline withdrawal reshapes lineup.
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Skin
Greater Boston
East Newton Street Armory
Boston Garden
New England
Concord
Lylem
Dick Ryan
Armer
Brookline
Ryan
Concord Quintet Competes In Local Tournament
The Concord High basketball team plays in the annual small-school tournament at St Malde Hick's gym against Wareham yesterday afternoon. A win would set up a Frank Tieneon final on Saturday. Concord is in Class B with 14 schools.
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Concord Hick
Wareham
St Malde
Hick’s Gyme
Egg Overcrowded Aged Egg Cracked Reveals Surprises
A Mrs. Knapn cracked an egg to find it crowded inside with two yolks and another egg complete with shell. The odd discovery turned up a quirky kitchen mishap in a domestic scene.
Weekend Sport Schedule Highlights Local Prep Events
The calendar lists Met League relays on Thursday at East Newton Street Armory Boston with Concord High among participants. Friday to Sunday feature Middlesex School squash and basketball at Middlesex and Dedham venues, plus private school league games, and Hunt Gymnasium badminton sessions for senior boys and girls.
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Brooks School
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Dedham
Mill Dam
Lexington
Concord High School
Waltham High
Waltham
St. Paul’s School
Concord
Rivers School
Hunt Gymnasium
Pease
Belmont Hill
Cherry Festival Enjoys Rain-Free Week in Traverse City
The national cherry festival in Traverse City Michigan drew about 100000 visitors with no rain during all 18 events this year.
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Traverse City
Mich
U.P
Watson Cops in Hoop Loop Leads Middlesex Scoring Title
Belmont captain Concord-Dick Watson topped the Middlesex League scoring with 231 points and 16 in the latest game, ahead of Melrose’s Dick Jones. The list of leaders and points totals includes Lovey 278 in 1947 and Crawford 197, with Watson also surpassing 1948 captain Tom Cain.
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Concord
Dick Watson
Belmont High
Dick Jones
Melrose
Jimmy Crawford
Watson
Ralph Lovey
Tom Cain
Belmont
Jones
W. Murphy
Winchester
Glynn
Wakefield
Haselton
Reading
Shea
Sawyer
Hegarty
Minghella
Stoneham
Schumann
Cox
Lexington
Tansey
Schwartz
Goudey
Nelson
F. O’brien
McDonnell
Johnson
Ring
Corcord
Collins
Furdon
Sanford
Morello
Concord High Clinc tie for third in Middlesex League
Concord high hoopsters tie for third in the Class B Middlesex League after a win over Wakefield giving them a .500 season mark the best in Concord since 1938. Captain Jack Pierce missed the season but 154 points last year underscore the team’s strength.
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Concord
Wakefield
Lexington
Charlie Sawyer
Ken Creighton
Concord High
Creighton
Jack Pierce
Pierce
Acton
Waltham
Suburban
Somerville
Boston
Belmont
Middlesex
Townsend
Jim Gaguin
Watham
State Armory
O’connor
Free
Harvard
Bill McNally
West Concord
New York
Burlington High
Acton High
Acton Junior High
Burlington Junior High
Billerica
Chuck’ Lampson
Peter Bulkeley
Concord River Pollution Concerns Prompt Local Association
Concord residents debate pollution of the Sudbury and Assabet rivers feeding the Concord river. Henry S. Drinker Jr. heads the Concord River Improvement Association urging reduced sewage effluent and more membership to influence state and town planning.
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Assabet
Sudbury
Concord River
Concord River Improvement Association
Henry S. Drinker
Sudbury River
Framingham
Natick
Assabet River
American Wooleft Co
Maynard
Riverside
Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Sudlowy
Department of Publc
State House
Concord River Improvement Association, Inc
Henry S. Drinker, Jr
Walters Again Named as Treasurer for Easter Seals Drive
Concords William K Walters assistant cashier at Concord National Bank is appointed area treasurer for the 1950 Easter seal drive of the Bay State Society for the Crip pled and Handicapped Inc. Campaign begins March 9 to raise 275000 for crippled and handicapped programs across Massachusetts with state leaders on the campaign committee.
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Concord
William K. Walters
Concord National Bank
Bay State Society For the Crippled and Handicapped, Inc
Parker Trowbridge
Walters
Stow
Bay State Society
Massachusetts
Arthur L. Lewis
Medfield
Lewis-Shepard Products Inc
Watertown
Paul A Dever
Richard J. Cushing
Sunday Dinner Braised Beef Burgundy Recipe Feature
A grocery chain promotes pre packaged meats and shares a Sunday Dinner Braised Beef Burgundy recipe. The dish uses beef stew meat onions bacon fat and seasonings simmered with Burgundy wine carrots potatoes and mushrooms for six servings finished with parsley bay leaf thyme and a chiffon apricot pie and coffee.
Rotary hears Army chaplain at Concord luncheon
Rev John A. Miller of the First Baptist Church Boston spoke at the Concord Rotary Club lunch last Thursday noon at Howard Johnson's. He discussed Winged Victory. Chester Smethurst introduced him and the Talent Night program was announced for Friday.
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Concord
Concord Rotarty Club
Howard Johnson
John A. Miller
First Baptist Church
Boston
Chester D. Smethurst
Morton R. Seavey
Samuel G. Kent
Charles Carruth
Eliot R. Howard
Fred T. Boyd
Ralph D. McLeary
Hubert M. Wardwell
Alden H. Russell
Press room fire blamed on lighted cigarette
Indianapolis reporters covered a small blaze just outside the press room door. The fire started from a lighted cigarette and was quickly controlled.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Salter Receives Naval Commission Amid Tufts Graduation
Salter, a Tufts graduate and Air Corps cadet, earned a U S Naval Training Corps commission this month. Fractions of the ceremony include congratulatory notes from Lieutenant Connor of the NROTC and mention of Salter’s wife, a schoolteacher, as part of the honors.
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Concord—win Jr
U. S. Naval Training Corps
Connor
U. S
NROTC
Concord Apple Middlesex County Day at the Schoolhouse
A local event in Concord with a focus on fruit growing and agriculture in Middlesex County. A speaker from the county agriculture department discusses small fruits including strawberries and blue berries before a service at the schoolhouse.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Vice
Ecounty Agriculty
Fultz
American Home Day Observed by West Concord Woman's Club
The West Concord Woman's Club held American Home Day last Friday afternoon after its business session led by president Mrs. William T. Magoon. Tea was served. The next meeting is Friday March 10 with a planned joint meeting with the Concord Woman's Club on Monday March 27.
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West Concord
Walden Chapter Meeting Set For Monday Night
Concord Walden Royal Arch Chapter plans a gathering Monday February 27 at 7 30 PM in the Concord Masonic Temple. High Priest Ernest R Flach will preside and the program will be announced.
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Concord
Walden
Royal Arch Chapter
Masonic Temple
Ernest R. Flachshart
Nine year old curses judge in equity case
Nine year old Joseph Seliga told a judge to go to hell during an equity hearing in Eherisburg Pennsylvania. He faced no serious consequences and the incident was described as not affecting the case.
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Eherisburg
U. P
Joseph Seliga
Equity
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