Hill Recalls 10 Nice Ride In Notable City Park
A fragmented line referencing a hill and a pleasant ride underlines a nostalgic note about a city park feature. The terse text hints at a remembered outing or scenic overlook tied to local terrain.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
5
A fragmented line referencing a hill and a pleasant ride underlines a nostalgic note about a city park feature. The terse text hints at a remembered outing or scenic overlook tied to local terrain.
Marlboro High School outshot Maynard High School 66-62 at the State Armory in a Midland League open game. Maynard’s sharpshooting kept the contest tight, delivering one of the season’s brightest shooting exhibitions before Marlboro finally pulled ahead in the closing moments.
The Maynard Stags lost to Townsend 88 42 and Marlboro Boys Club 56 53, dropping to 2 4 in the Interstate League. Haavan led Townsend with 33 points, Gallagher scored 17 for Maynard, and Laskowsky 22 for Maynard in the Marlboro game.
Reopening of January 3 reports shows four high school students earned all A’s in the second marking period. Freshmen Bonnie Banks and Roth Judith Junior Janet Roth, all in the Preparatory course, topped attendance with no tardies.
Concord hosts three discussion sessions led by Mrs. N May Larson from the University of Massachusetts focusing on teen independence money use clothing late hours completion of high school occupation college decision making and spiritual training at home plus guidance on dating friends and social activities.
Moscow Idaho UP Coach Skip Stahley told University of Idaho players to learn football basics and present a gentlemanly image. He ordered players to wear suit or sport coat with slacks and a sport shirt and tie or shirt and tie, and to wear coat at all meals and in public.
Reading town hall hosts sessions on January 12 28 and February 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Framingham’s Plymouth Congregational Church on Edgell Road holds meetings January 13 27 and February 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All are welcome at the most convenient time.
Co captain Paul McLaughlin and Dave Bouchard led Concord High to a 62 39 win over Stoneham at Hung Gym. Bouchard scored 14 points while McLaughlin outpaced the opposition, helping Concord lead 32 16 at halftime. Peterson led Stoneham with 15. Jayvees also won.
The Armour Research Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology reports $11,118,144 in research conducted for government and industry during the 1953 54 fiscal year. Current money in circulation is about $30 billion, up from under $5 billion in 1939.
In Memphis Tennessee the second grade class at Treadwell School reads like a picnic with students Janis Bacon Johnny Pickle Larry Raspberry Dixie Ricg and Paula Hay as the roll is called.
A retro travel comparison notes that modern routes render New York’s access to Tokyo faster than to Philadelphia in the thirteen colonies era, highlighting changes in distance perceptions and transport developments over time.
Concord First Half results show Headquarters leading with 24 wins and 12 losses followed by Mortars 22 14 Machine Guns 14 22 and Recoilless 12 24. Highs include Manchuso Mortars 124 and Bovey Recoiless 308 with Headquarters posting team highs 492 and 1357. Captain Paul Dee Mortars tops averages at 95.4, followed by George McHugh Headquarters 94.4 and Bovey 93.5.
NBA President Maurice Podoloff promised a decision on the protested December 8 game between the Boston Celtics and the Minneapolis Lakers by Thursday or Friday. Celtics owner Walter Brown posted a $200 fee to protest referee Borgin for a late foul on Vern Mikkelsen with the score tied 99-99, and Mikkelsen made two free throws to give the Lakers a 101-99 win.
Concord-Lone bowlers scored high with Nick Genetti hitting 304 to lead Tudys in a 2-2 tie with Ramblers. Andy Boy blanked Lincoln 4-0 as Palumbo posted 301 for a win. Anchors beat Priests 3-1 and K of C Srs. swept K of C Jrs. in Monday action.
Concord’s Batulin tops the weekly 300 Club with a 343 score. List shows teammates from Maynard Acton Mill Dam and Holy Name squads, plus others like Carlson 341 DiPietro 331 Watts 323 and more, marking a dense field across several clubs and towns.
North Acton Arthur W Brewster of Littleton Road Box Borough was elected president of Nashe TM 9 Sportsmen's Club at the annual meeting held at the clubhouse off Route 27 Monday night. He succeeds Gardner Walker. New officers include Vice President Lawrence Sorli Treasurer Stafford P Sweatt Assistant Treasurer Walter L Perrault Secretary Walter N Stevenson Corresponding Secretary John N Stevens and Directors Walker.
Concord fell to Lexington 61-60 in a close Middlesex basketball game at Lexington. Gene Maley scored 23 for Abell with Bob McNamara adding 18 as Lexington defended its title, leading 38-33 at halftime.
The statement notes that the typical United States schoolteacher has an annual earnings around 3290 dollars. It reflects a historic pay level for teachers in the country.
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