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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1952
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe Melrose and Wellesley grid opponents amid contract issues and lineup changes. References to Dartmouth hero and River league teams include Belmont, Winchester, Maynard, Lexington with potential four away games if the match proceeds.
The Hish Quintet begins its basketball season with a trip to Maclash to face North. The team aims for its first win as they kick off the holidays and set the tone for the open schedule.
Fragmentary 1952 schedule lists Maynard on e 2 with Silley at home versus Belmont at Melrose Tentative entries include Cpligton ame and Tentative designation for upcoming games.
Local league lineup shows the Concord Wanderers and the Jets of Concord hosting two games this week. Tonight Berlin faces Billerica with 4 fans anticipated, and Friday the Jets meet Berlin. new teams Berlin and Silene join the schedule alongside Happesel and West Concord.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief club scene featuring Donovan and Megi with Concord Principal John P. involved. Other legible items mention a Dame Ponget and a pier residence in Lowell. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled or garbled.
The squad led by coach Thomas R Huckins with J J Quirk Jr assisting and Johnny Martin as captain plans a January schedule including games at St Sebastian Milton Cambridge and Brooks Schools. Team manager is Andy Krumbhaar. January dates include non league at St Sebastian and matchups with Belmont Hill Greenough Cambridge.
The Maynard five, an upbeat high school quintet, holds two wins in three games and prepares for a Friday night league test against Marlboro.
Concord-Middlesex hockey opens under coach Sam Cutler with a 1 game schedule starting January 9 at Groton non league. The team features Class of 1952 manager Paul Washburn Jr Dwight Wadems and assistants F Wolsey Pratt. Games include Belmont Hill February and Brooks at Lynn with non league dates at Groton and Governor’s.
Concord High prep for a Middlesex League clash after a Friday loss at Belmont. The team, led by Coach Ken Iten in his first year, saw player Jack Skewes score 17 in a 65 51 defeat and Jack O Grady tally 14 in a 44 38 loss. Belmont’s 84 point mark set a high bar as Concord seeks a stronger road showing.
Bedford senior sprinter Lyle Carlson powered Concord High School to a 55 22 victory as the indoor track meet against Milton moved through the East Newton site. Classical and Dedham teams were mentioned in the weekly Prep standings with several standout times and places including Hammond winning the mile and Barrett taking a top spot in the sprints.
Panagg is held by the Middlesex County Service office tonight at 8 o'clock to discuss the new Boston Market.
Acton High School basketball defeated Ayer 46-33 to remain atop the Wachuset League standings. Captain Richard Rhodes led with 18 points, John Edgar 12, Kenneth Marble 10, as Acton resumes play January 2 vs Groton and January 4 vs Littleton.
West Concord PTA meets January 10 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Mrs Earle G Wheeler presides. Guest Harold Gores Newton superintendent discusses Education in 1960, followed by questions and a social hour. All are welcome.
On Saturday January 19 the radio show Tex and the Night Riders will perform at the Veterans Building in Concord with a matinee and evening show. The event is sponsored locally by the 212 Club of West Concord at the ranch house affair.
Pvt Clyde Burton Green of Jackson South Carolina returned to duty on Tuesday after a one day furlough with his bride Louie Ellen MacRae daughter of Mr and Mrs Rothwell MacRae of Concord New Hampshire He is on duty with the U S Army Tony Basile Belknap Street former high school football co captain spent the holiday vac ation with his parents from the University of Notre Dame Virginia street not specified
The Massachusetts Junior Chamber of Commerce voted at a special meeting in New Bedford to adopt the Boys Town of Massachusetts as its state project. State officers and 81 local chapters backed the plan, with 18 trustees to be appointed and a statewide board to oversee the effort during Boys Town Weeks.
L Roy Hawes, a member of the National Executive committee, is slated to speak at the Northern Section 4H Leaders meeting on January 15. The talk aims to engage state and club leaders as well as parents and other interested people with an enjoyable and inspiring presentation. time and venue to be announced.
Bedford public schools resumed classes yesterday after the annual holiday break. Local businesses also reopened as activity returned to normal following the Yuletide vacation period.
The Concord fire department answered 167 alarms in 1951, down from 188 in 1950 and 174 in 1949. The peak in recent years was 238 alarms in 1947, while the holiday season was quiet with no alarms sounded.
A new dog training class begins in Concord with sessions on January 7 at 7 30 and 9 00 p m. The program invites any interested dog owners to participate and learn obedience and training techniques.
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