Marlboro High basketball schedule outlined by James Honen
Marlboro-Faculty Manager James Honen announced this morning that the high school basketball team has twelve more games on the 1952 schedule with two open dates on February 5 and 12. The Panthers show a fast break style and will face Clinton Hudson Maynard Milford Southboro and Leominster as scheduled. Home and home games with Leominster were cancelled. The season opens January 4 at Maynard and continues with a series of Midlands League opponents through February 18 with two open dates.
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Marlboro
James Honen
Ames
Westboro
Iga
Canon ‘Clinton
Hudson
Maynard - and - Milford
Southboro
Panther
Maynard
Milford
Franklin
Clinton
Isi
Hadson
New England Lightweight Title Bout Sets Jan 14 in Boston
Sandy comes to Boston to challenge for the New England lightweight title in a 10 round bout with 0 hubbing reported. The event marks a return to the city with the middleweight champion Ray Robinson named Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine for his sportsmanship and public welfare contributions.
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Gebaud
Apple Pie Making Contest Highlights Union Agricultur al Meeting
The Apple Pie Making Contest will be a feature of Worcester’s Union Agricultural Meeting held January 8 9 and 10 1952 at Memorial Auditorium. Executive vice president of the New York and New England Apple Institute announced the three day series of meetings. The text also mentions an annual banquet at the Hotel Sheraton and a roof covering project.
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Union Agricultur
Worcester
Memorial Auditorium
New York
New ‘England
Apple Institute
Saddler bout draws veteran fund lift at Boston Garden
George Araujo, of New Providence, signed to meet Sandy Saddler, featherweight champion, in a non-title 10 rounder at Boston Garden on January 14. A portion of proceeds will aid a hospitalized veterans fund. Canadian A.C. paid 7500 dollars plus 30 percent of gate for Saddler, with tickets priced 5 3.75 2.50 and 1.25.
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George
New Providence
Aieeway
Sandy Saddler
Harlem
Boston
Bedford Hoopsters Set for Seminary and Weston Games
Bedford Junior high hoops under Coach George Blackburn head to Seminary on Wednesday January 9 with captain Joe Martines leading Bill Sickman Pete Purcell Russ Lee and others. On January 11 the team meets Weston High freshmen at Weston with a strong roster including Cliff Cormier Henry Issner Jack Winchenbaugh Tom Johnston Donnie Owens Billy Patterson and Charlie Chick.
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Bedford
Geo
George Blackburn
Joe Martines
Bill Sickman
Pete Purcell
Russ Lee
Cliff Cormier
Henry Issner
Jack Winchenbaugh
Tom Johnston
Donnie Once
Billy Patterson
Charlie Chick
Et A
Seminary
Weston High
Teams Won tall 29 Keglers
The tally shows 29 for Teams Won and 19 for Keglers with MES Bewlerettes listed at 15. Specific names and events are unclear due to fragmented OCR. Further readable context would refine team, location, and scoring.
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Ios
MES Bewlerettes
Concord sports notes and upcoming events in 1952 season hints
Concord citizens mail thanks to 300 donors from the bowl banquet for Concord high football. Edna Karen Kienow leads girls’ teams in recent wins as action resumes after holidays. Indoor track meets loom. K of C event set for January 19 with Val Muscato in consideration. Coach Bernie Megin eyeing spring practice as 1952 grid candidates prepare. Bill Gallagher’s Greensboro Daily News holiday card noted.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
Concord High
Acton High Counter
Gar
Ken Marble
Adon Oe
Edna - Karen Kienow
Ancien
Ayer
Middlesex
Bolston Garden
the Garden
Val Muscato
Bernie Megin
Bill Gallagher
Greensboro
N. C
Daily News
Marlboro Girls to Play in 1952 Basketball Schedule
Marlboro high school girls tilt the 1952 season with one home and three away league games. The squad, coming off a 9 win 2 loss year, loses Miss Panthers in 1951 and welcomes Northboro back on the schedule. A Midland alliance forms an instill rival setup with Milford Hudson and others, with standings decided on a point basis.
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Marlboro
Hopkinton
Miss Panthers
Northbore
Locials
Midland Lant
Matlboro
Cedongue Gumamx
Maymatd
Milford
End Hudson
Concord Middlesex squash team opens season vs Trinity Ontario
The Concord Middlesex School squash squad resumes Monday with a home match against Trinity Ontario. Coach John Briggs leads the team, with captain Robert C. Milton of Worcester from the 1952 class. Matches continue January through February against MIT, Deerfield, Milton Club, St. Paul’s Concord, and Mr 1 T Sayvee, among others.
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Concord
Middlesex
Trinity
Ontario
John “Baq
Briggs
T. Sayvee
Cambridge
Concord State Guard
MIT
Milton Club
Deerfield
T.jayvees
St. Paul’s
New Hampshire
Robert C. Milton
Worcester
Concord and neighbors schedule varied high school sports
Concord high meets Belmont high in a Monday bowling league with five matches at Lexington at 7 30 p m. Maynard high faces Clinton high at Midland Hudson at 3 p m Acton high vs Harvard in basketball non league at Harvard Bedford Junior high plays Marist Seminary at Marist 3 p m Middlesex faces Groton School hockey non league at Groton 3 p m Middlesex vs St s basketball non at Newton 3 p m Ladies Pin Bowling two matches at Lexington 7 p m. Thursday Concord high girls play May high at court gym 3 m. Friday Bedford Junior high vs Weston freshmen at Weston 3 p m Maynard high vs Hudson high basketball at Hudson 730 p m Acton high vs Westford Jet Academy 730 p m.
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Maynard High
Clinton High
Midland ‘Hudson
Acton High
Harvard
Bedford Junior High
Marist Seminary
Marist
Middlesex
Groton School
Groton
St. ‘S
Newton
Lexington
Concord High
Urt Gymnasium
Wes‘ton
Weston
Maynard” High
Hudson High
Midat Hudson
Aacton High
Westford Jet Acien
Bowling Ren List Pairings in Mill Dam League Resume
Concord and Bive matchups headline the Mill Dam League resumption on January 10. Andy Boy meets Tritt, Lincoln faces Ellis Anchors, and K. of C faces ars, as weekly bowling resumes with pairings set for next mornay.
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Concord
Bive
Mill Dam
Mornay
Andy Boy
Tritt
Les
Lincoln
Ellis
K. of
Cars
Belmont Dominates Belmonts Rivalry Hurdles Concord
Belmont leads the Middlesex League with eight titles and a strong all time record against Concord. Concord arrives for the Friday league game with a 5–18 mark in 23 meetings, including a 84–42 loss last year. Capt. norms Dee scored a late winner in 1947 for Concord. Belmont has 70 wins to 13 losses in six straight league titles.
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Concord
Belmont
Geach Mel Wentier
Normie Dee
Belmontites
Ken Olsen
Jack Larrabee
Dick Witherbee
Bill LaHiff
Wenner
Stoneham
Lexington
Conard
Midland League hoops set to resume after New Year
Schoolboys ready to play in area games starting January 4 in the Midland League. Marlboro hosts Maynard seeking a second straight win in 1952 league play. Northboro welcomes Stow after their fourth straight, while Curt Teeter tops scoring at 28 in a game. Other Midland teams practice over vacation at the high school gym as Hudson rests.
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Marlboro
Maynard Seaking Tits
Northboro
Stow
Westboro
Hale
Curt
Teeter
Hudson
Concord Stoneham High Triumph In Middlesex League Opener
Concord Stoneham High defeated Co out of division foes 59 49 to open the Middlesex League season before a large crowd. Al Fallovillita led Stoneham with 17 points while Frenk Picano and Harry Malonson added 14 and 13. Ken Olsen and Johnny Coughlin each scored 10 for Concord as Stoneham built a 27 16 halftime lead and expanded to 43 30 after three periods. Coach Creighton’s squad appears set to challenge Winchester for the title. Jayvees fell 30 45 to Stoneham reserves with Dennie Cullinane scoring eight and Bob six four adding 12 for the victors.
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Concord
Stoneham High
Middlesex
Stonehaj
Karl Ellerin
Stoneham
Big al. Fallovillita
Frenk Picano
Harry Malonson
Stoneham’s
Ken
Olsen
Johnny Coughlin
Big Joe Sweeney
Alumniano
Cord Jayvees
Dennie Cullinane
Big Bob
Ken Creighton
G Jeague
Winchester
San Ortho
Waltieberts
JE Casey
Eddie Becker
Tom Weitner
Reading Upsets Belmontonians In League Tilt
Reading defeated Belmontonians 44 to 40, avenging earlier losses to Lawrence and Watertown as Belmont suffered its second defeat in four games. Winchester beat Waltham 67 to 50. Watertown edged St Ann's Gloucester 71 to 14. Concord travels to Belmont Friday.
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Reading
Lawrence
Watertown
Mel ‘Wenner
Belmontonians
Belmont
Winchester
Tad Bartlett
Ped Waltham
Water City
Billee, Pat’s
March schedule glitched tour dates across multiple cities
Fragmented OCR lists March 14 to April 14 with cities Sarasota Tampa Bradenton St PetersBurg Orlando Miami Memphis Birmingham Houston and more. Dates recur with scattered days and venues including Fenway Park and Braves Field, lacking cohesive event details or outcomes.
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Sarasota
Ty Sarasota
Tampa
Bradenton
St.Petersburg
Orlando
West Palm Bel
Miami
Lakeland
Wednesill
Clearwater
Braves Field
Fenway Park
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Bedford Hoopsters
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Averors Ee
Polly Heyes Ea
Edie McGrath
Agnes Neville
Becky Faunce
Jeanette Stensby
Irene Hageman
Nickerson
Ots
A. A
Pally Heyliger Nickerson
Dewi
Heyliger
Sports
Rnotes
West Coast
Grid Sport
Plansis
Glinton
Whiddlesex
Lawrenceville
N. J. Tourney
Belmont High League
Met
Malonson
Coughlin
H.S
Stoneham Gisfonson
Dlewell
Ig Steele
Tg Scammon
West
Acton
Symh
U. S
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