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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1950

Page

14

Middlesex Cops Private School League Title With 4 2 Win

Middlesex School beats St. Mark's 4 2 at Lynn Sports Arena to clinch the Private School League title with an unbeaten 5 1 record. Ted Romaine and Horween score key goals as Rogerson and Allen trade goals for St. Mark's.

Concord Middlesex St. Mark’s of Southboro Lynn Belmont Hill Ted Romaine Henry Romaine St. Mark Dave Wells Spares Pratt Childs Buehler Alles Amory Hopkins St. Mark’s Webb C Webster

Contest to Pick Boys for Camping Trip

Concord James W Powers announces a contest by Concord Rod and Gun Club to select two local boys to attend Pear town Forest camp in Monterey. Contest rules set ages, parental approval, and elimination by identifying wildlife and gear with finals Sunday night.

Rod & Gun ‘Club Concord James W. Powers State Armory Concord Rod & Gun Club, Inc Acamp Peartown Forest Monteray Concord Club Donald D. Reed West Concrod Massachusetts Fish & Game Association Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Wildlife Research and Management Frederick Belmont Belmont

Middlesex League notes and corrections from Belmont Concord clash

Concord and Belmont notes recount Belmont dominance in the Middlesex League Class B, an invitation controversy with Coach Mel Wenner, and corrections including Concord’s 11 straight wins over Stoneham and players scoring tallies. Belmont's 616 points and Stoneham's 622 are noted with season context and recent results.

Edie McGrath Posts 283 and 104 In Pin League

Concord reports a damp Wednesday see-saw as Lexington Ladies Bowling matches proceed. Edie McGrath leads with a 283 single and 104 triple while her Jettes beat the Atomettes 3 1. Rockettes fall to Stickettes 3 1 with high scores from Hanson Martin and Faunce.

Edie McGrath Concord Lexington Jettes Atomettes Rockettes Mim Clark Mary Connell Dummy Helen Hanson Dottie Martin Becky Faunce Fran Kilmartin Marge Dee Alice Hargrove Margaret Burke Tarda Dee

Milton Edges Middlesex In Close Private School League Duels

Milton outlasted Middlesex 34 33 at Middlesex Court as Pozzy sparked a late run with two baskets and a free throw. Livingstone led Milton with 12 points while Dursthoff topped Middlesex. Middlesex seconds also defeated their opponents 38 32.

Concord Middlesex School Pozzy Milton High Middlesex Court Milton Middlesex Livingstone Dursthoff Middlesex Seconds Nashent McKissick Conzelman Pozzy Wet Ewe Osgood C Y.c Peery Willis Sete Ee Livingston Anderson An Goodnow Hammond Saen Huggins C Green Il Shriver Rg Steerer Sprout Eietarale Ward Wwe Mee Eene Megin Delsie

Woman sues for divorce over cooking and grocery clash

Mrs. Sophia Barbara Staun of Miami sues her husband for divorce after he refused to let her buy groceries and insisted on doing all cooking and housework, a case filed in Miami.

Miami Fla U. P Sophia Barbara Staun

Middlesex Wins Fifth Squash Match 3 2 Over Harvard

Middlesex School annexed its fifth straight squash victory last Wednesday afternoon, edging Harvard Freshmen DP 3 2. Brownell, Bartell, Fordyce, Bell, and Meier won their matches, completing the upset after an earlier 0-4 start.

Concord Middlesex Harvard John De.o. Briggs Brownell Sexton Bartell Potter Fordyce Pratt Bell Milton Meier Spurling

Winchester Triumphs at Belmont Won't Alter League Standings

Winchester edged Belmont 36 34 in overtime but the win does not change the title outcome as Concord finishes tied for third. Wakefield and Reading fight for fourth while Stoneham sinks to last. final records show Winchester 11 3 Belmont 12 2 Concord 7 Wakefield 7 Reading 5 Melrose 5 Lexington 5 Stoneham 4.

Concord Winchester Belmont High Mel Wenner Stoneham Belmont Wakefield Reading Melrose Lexington

Strikes Spares League Postpones Monday Night Bowling

The Concord Mill D bam Bowling League suspends action on Monday night March 6 due to town meeting. Next Monday's slate features K of C Jrs vs Anderson's K of C Lincoln All Stars vs Ramblers vs Macone's Thrift vs Andy Boy.

Concord Mill Dam Bowling League K. of_C Jrs Anderson’s K. of C Lincoln All Stars Y'S Ramblers Macone’s Thrift Andy Boy

Ramblers Lead Pinfall Contenders as Season Nears End

The Ramblers captained by Harry Hanson posted a season total of 26 849 pinfalls as they near the finish. Lincoln five trails behind the league record reputedly above 1600 in a single game. The final round ends April 17 with the Yolloff and banquet scheduled.

Lincoln Harry Hanson Ramblers All Stars C. Srs

Maynard High Girls Triumph at Armory Clash

Maynard High girls basketball edged Hudson 19 to 9 in a Friday armory game. Maynard's second team won 26 to 11 over Hudson seconds, while Acton high girls beat St Michael's 27 to 9 in the third contest.

Hudson Maynard High School Hudson High State Armory Maynard Hudson Seconds Armory Acton High St. Michael's Academy Town

Concord Wins Two Relays in Met Carnivel Meet

Concord trails Milton by one point with two events unfinished at the Met relay carnival held at East Newton Street Armory Boston. Milton leads 15 to 14 with North Quincy 12 Malden Catholic eight Cambridge Latin three and Revere three. Concord won the sophomore medley and the medley races. remaining events are the junior medley and the one lap relay, where Concord is favored to win.

Concord Met Newton Street Armory Boston Milton High Milton North Quincy Malden Catholic Cambridge Latin Revere

Mobile as First Capital of French America

Mobile, Alabama, is described as the initial capital of all French possessions in America, marking its historical role in colonial administration and territorial claims.

Mobile Ala America

Farm Fish Ponds Boosts Angling and Farm Revenue

The article explains rising farm fish pond numbers across states, driven by dwindling wild waters. It notes ponds serve stock watering and revenue through fishing fees, and discusses pond sizes from quarter to five acres, ideal species like bluegill and largemouth bass, fertilization, and economics of yields per acre.

Whooping Cranes See Population Rise in Texas Return

Reports say four adult whooping cranes have returned to their Texas wintering ground, lifting the continental population to 36. The birds owe their gain to protection on wintering grounds and reduced shooting, with two captive birds noted at an Arkansas refuge on the east coast of Texas.

Texas Arkansas Wildlife ‘Refuge National Audubon Sociey

Duck stamp winner Walter Weber designs 1950 51 issue

A sketch of wild ducks by Walter A. Weber of Vienna Virginia won the 17th annual duck stamp contest. The pair of trumpeter swans over Red Rock Lakes Montana will be depicted on the 1950 51 stamp series to be issued July 1. Duck stamps are required for all waterfowl hunters. The Kentucky Derby dominates national sports coverage.

Red Rock Lakes Montana Walter A. Weber Vienna

Local quintet edges rivals in Friday night tilt

A Boston based five with players including Magnan Dargiewicz and Romanowski defeated its New York opponents 37 to 30 in a late week matchup. Contributions from Fraser T and Stacey helped secure the win as the home team showcased a balanced scoring effort.

Maynard Maynard High Pire Dick Laws Smith Fraser T Stacey Bernard Fraser B Howard Mawhinney Elerey Elroth Biden Young Knaus Swett Watson

Chess notation fragment linked to players Dr MacLesh Pease and Dr Duncan William Pease

Puzzle-like OCR of a chess game shows moves and scattered words including names Dr MacLesh Pease and Dr Duncan William Pease. The fragment ends with scattered pieces and numbers, lacking readable context or full result.

Duncan William Pease The Blacks Nin

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Hetween T. Romaine Taylor Allen Rogerson Horween Fitzgerald Jack Pierce Stoneham As Ken Creighton Dick Matthews Bartletts Wenners Reaing Gil Madges Dolgers Brooklyn Irvin Small Jack Dempsey Joe Louis Francis Washington Senators U.S Englands Harry Vardon Ted Ray Scotwold Twins Joanne Joyce Boston Garden Maynard High Girls Victors Ewa Sye Aix Ponts United States Magnan Dargiewicz Rogers Penniman Slabysz Holly Howes Tomy Nowick Re Romanowski Wolik Connors Dr. MacLesh Pease
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