Concord High Tracksters Enter Indoor AAU Meet
Coach W Harold O Connors Concord High plans to enter its track team in the indoor AAU meet this Saturday at the State Armory. Prospects include Capt Sottile Bob Rice Harold O Connors Ralph Adams Stan Ka Clyde Bowen Fran Hehan Bob OGrady and others with potential in running and field events as they prepare for dual meets and possible outdoor contests.
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W. Harold O'Connor
Concord
High
A. U
Pracf
State Armory
Rhode Island
Capt
Sottile
Bob Rice
Harold On
Ralph ‘Adams
Stanka
Clyde Bowen
Franehan
Bob O’grady
Bob
Ware
Ed Flannery
Nick One
Jim’ Alexander
Concord High School and Marlboro in Mid League Basketball
Friday events list Concord High School and Marlboro High in Mid League basketball at Concord and Marlboro venues. Saturday features morning clinic at Hunt Gym and Malden track events in the NEAAAUA. other days show local hoops and bowling matches across Middlesex and Nashoba Valley leagues.
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Hunt Gymnasium
Mord High School
N.E.A.A.A.U
Malden
Tuesday Rd
Readigh
Middlesex
Reading
Neord High School
Winet High
Concord
Maynard High School
Marigh
Midland Ue
Marlboro
Snow Delays Saturday Games In Gatewtay League
Due to a new snowstorm only about six boys signed up for morning play at Hunt Gymnasium. Games will resume next Saturday at 9 oclock, weather permitting, under Coach Kenneth Creighton.
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Concord
Hunt Gymnasium
Kenneth Creighton
Anti-Tank Company to Open League Schedule in Jan
Hudson Edward Krysa of the Anti-Tank company announces M N G league games for the unit now entered in the circuit. The Anti-Tankers open January 12 at the State Armory against Worcester Service Company. Subsequent games include Worcester Medical Company January 28 and February 23 against Cannon Company, with more matches through March 15.
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Hudson
Edward Krysa
181St Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
M.N.G
State Armory
Service Company
Worcester
iKer
Medical
Cannon Company
Concord High Faces Stoneham and Winchester at Armory
Sport notes indicate Stoneham and Winchester games may be played at the State Armory this Friday and next Friday. Coach Creighton prefers the Armory court for its size. Friday home games start at 7 30 p m, Tuesday games at 3 0 o'clock at Hunt Memorial Gym. Track coach O Connor eyes Class D title at Boston Garden meet next month. Winter sports remain popular after snowstorms.
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Stoneham
Concord High
State Armory
Winchester
Ken Creighton
Armory Court
Boston Garden
Wvill
Hunt Memorial ‘Gymnasium
W. Harold O’connor
Concord
Rhode Island
Fever Spo rting Licenses Sold Here in 1947
Marlboro reports 1725 licenses issued in 1947 versus 1729 in 1946 with City Clerk Francis J. Bertrand noting more fishing licenses and fewer hunting licenses. State authorities collected 3124.75 from local fees as fishing openings grew with Metropolitan Basin access while drought reduced hunting demand.
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FEVER
Marlboro
Francis J. Bertrand
Division of Fisheries and Game
State House
Boston
Maynard Faces Clinton in Mid land League Tilt Friday
Maynard High School basketball team aims for a second league win as they meet Clinton Friday evening. Coach Dick Lawson’s lineup includes Howes White forwards Romanowski center and guards Jerry Robinson and Carlo Mariani. they recently upset Milford 28 to 26.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Basketeers
Clinton
Dick Lawson
Milford
Howes
White
Romanowski
Jerry Robinson
Carlo Mariani
Maynard Star Joins Florida Baseball School
Johnny Gudzino wicz, star shortstop from Maynard High, left for Florida last Saturday to attend baseball school and join club workouts. He had minor league offers before wartime service with the U S Marines in the Pacific. This past year he pitched and played shortstop for St Casimir's Club.
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Maynard
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Florida
Maynard High School
Johnny
U. S. Marines
Pacific
St. Casimir’s Club
Devastating Fire Waste Strikes Food Industry
A massive blaze destroys thousands of tons of food across mills elevators packing plants bakeries restaurants barns creameries and dairies. Fire incidents occur annually in 2000 flour mills and associated warehouses and farms, threatening widespread hunger.
South African Slenn ing Industry Leads World
A brief note asserts South Africa hosts the largest Slenn ing sector globally, highlighting its scale and prominence in production and export activities.
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Aes
Lad Nets Massive Pickerel At Fort Meadow Pond
Southboro reports a 5 pound 11 ounce pickerel 27 to 26 inches long caught by 9 year old David McCarthy through the ice near the Fort Meadow Causeway. A second 15 inch pickerel was also landed, shown to local onlookers.
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Southboro
Fort Meadow Pond
Marlboro
Fort Meadow
Fort Meadow Causeway
David McCarthy
Thomas McCarthy
Newton Street
David
Isaac Walton
Hundreds Ski Over Weekend at Jericho Run
An estimated 1000 ski fans visited Jericho Hill over the weekend for two historic days. The 1000 foot main slope and a novice hill drew visitors from eastern Massachusetts and Connecticut. Normal Leduc announced the tow would operate at night when weather permits and Bob Burke would teach skiing 2 pm to 10 pm starting today.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Younsters
Bob Burke
Jericho
Bowling Schedule Listed Monday in Mill Dam League
The Mill Dam Bowling League plans Monday action at 7 PM in Lexington with matches including Andy Boys versus Odd Fellows Macone's against Anderson's All Stars versus K of C Jrs Concord Oil versus Lincoln and K of C Sts versus Thrift plus any postponed contests.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexagton
Frank Willey
Andy Boys
Odd Fellows
Macone
Argyri a permanent skin discoloration from silver salts
Argyria is a lasting skin discoloration described as grayish blue or dark brown in advanced stages. It is caused by the continued medical use of silver salt preparations.
Maynard Rod and Gun Club elects Alex Nelson president
Alex Nelson was chosen president of the Maynard Rod and Gun Club at the annual meeting in Eagles Hall. Officers include John McNamara as vice president P Messier as treasurer Harvey Sahleston as secretary and several others on the executive board. The club plans its Sportsman's Show for February 26 27 and 28 at the George Washington auditorium.
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Maynard
Alex Nelson
Maynard, Rod and Gun Club
Eagles Hall
John McNamara
P. Messier
Harvey Sahleston
W. Johnson
C. Weckstrom
J. Boulden
J. Eaton
O. C. Dreschler
Joseph Doel
Rod and Gun Club
George Washington Auditorium
Weston Quintets Defeat Maynard 47 to 23 in Gym
Weston high basketball team led by their scoring ace Leather bee beat Maynard high 47 to 23 in the Weston gym. The smooth-working quintet dominated on both ends securing the clear victory.
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Weston Quints
Maynard
Weston High
Leatherbee
Maynard High
Weston Gym
Eight to Ten Inches Of Snow Falls In Concord
Concord residents faced another eight to ten inch snowfall last Friday marking the second major storm in eight days and the third in 11 days totaling over 30 inches. Traffic moved with some delays as buses and trains reached destinations and streets were cleared by Sunday making this the heaviest weight of the winter so far.
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Concord
Concordians
Concord High School drum major Miss Shirley Smart goes to Temple trip
Miss Shirley Smart, Concord High School student and head drum major, traveled with friends from Lincoln to Temple New Hampshire for a weekend visit as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlando B. Swift. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Smart of Bedford Street.
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Concord
Shirley Smart
Concord High
Schoo
Lincoln
T Temple
New Hampshire
Orlando B. ‘Swift
Ernest W. Smart
Bedford Street
Civic Club of Stow Meeting Hosts Army Chaplain Talk
The Stow Civic Club will hold its January meeting at Stow Town Hall with a 7 PM members supper and an 8 PM open session for the public. Rev Howard A Andrews, former U S Army chaplain with the 62nd Field Hospital, will discuss army chaplain experiences and service newspaper efforts for service members.
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Stow
U. S. Army
62Nd Field Hospital
Andrews
Union Church Call
Howard F. Smith, Jr
First Parish Unitarian Church
Food science helps weather-proof meals for year round supply
The A P Service for Home Makers notes how food scientists producers and retailers offset climate effects on produce and meat through soil treatment refrigeration pre packing and air delivery. New breeding and processing advances support year round availability boosting health and regional incomes. A Sunday dinner menu suggested includes roast chicken with dressing mashed potatoes gravy onions green beans lettuce tomato salad pumpkin pie and coffee.
Leap Year Sparks Proposals In Marlboro Unwed Women
The Marlboro paper notes Leap Year boosts odds of marriages in 1948. It quotes single women planning to propose while a bachelor resists pressure, saying he has no plan to marry anyone who asks. The piece captures local attitudes and humor about leap year proposals.
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Marlboro
Custon
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