Wakefield Beats Concord 31-25 In Opener
Wakefield tops Concord 31 to 25 in the season opener for both teams. Stefanelli leads Concord with 15 points after four fouls in the first half, while Sardella scores 13 for Wakefield. Concord’s second unit wins 90-16 in the preliminary game.
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Concord
Dukie
Stefanelli
Concord High School
Hunt Megymniaium
Wakefield High
Dick’'Sardella
Wakefield
Alea’ Beaudoin
Bee
Lenny Erickson
Pinky” Kelley
Ission
Gis
Fls
Sardella
Robinson
Meskell
Pawlowski
Eene
Evangelista
Berman
Meroials
Wallace
Marcet BR
Enna
Erickson
N. Dée
Beekk
Harris and
Delcie
Louisiana plans farmers market supermarket in New Orleans
The Louisiana department of agriculture plans a 16 acre New Orleans supermarket for farmers with rail highway and transportation access. The project would cost about 750000 dollars and if successful similar markets may be built in five other cities in the state.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Department of Agriculture
Boston
Boston Edison Company
Boston Edison
General Motors
Framingham
Concord High Plans Indoor Track Team
Concord high school will field an indoor track team this season after wartime pause. Practice soon, aiming to enter the January 12 Malden opening meet and other events including the Y M C A games January 19, Northeastern Interscholastic January 26, and the February 9 State meet. Coach John J. Watson leads about 20 hopefuls such as Nelson Putnam, Pietro Antongelli, Nick Sotille, Billy McNally, Val Muscato, Ray Eisenhauer, Jackie Wallace, Bob Rice, Henry Bayeur, Jim Hancock, and Ely Codding.
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Concord
Concord High School
Malden
Nelson Putnam
Bob Nelson
Pietro
Antongelli
Nick Sotille
Billy McNally
Val Muscato
Ray Eisenhauer
Billy Nola
Jackie Wallace
Bob Rice
Bob Warren
Henry Bayeur
Jim Hancock
Bob Ware
Ely Codding
Maynard Looks Forward To Brighter 1946 Sports Scene
Maynard shows renewed spirit for 1946 with plans for twenty new uniforms funded by local business people. Key returnees and a stronger town effort raise hopes for the high school baseball and football squads after recent years of modest success and wartime strain.
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al Cowles
Maynard
Reg Sawyer
Maynard High School
Keith Ranspot
Natick
Marlboro
Clinton
Heme
Testimonial for American Legion Vice Commander Lawrence
National Vice Commander Jeremiah Twomey of The American Legion, with 11 departments and 2,865 posts, will receive a testimonial dinner and homecoming in Lawrence. Attending will be 600 Legionnaires from multiple states, with Mayor Meehan greeting him and Dan Doherty delivering remarks. Twomey, a WWI veteran, has held multiple Legion posts and was elected national vice commander for 1945-46. He is married with two daughters and a son who served in France.
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James P. Meehan
Lawrence
Twomey
Dan’ Doherty
Woburn
Mass
William H. Doyle
Boston
George W. Gardner
Massachusetts
Daniel J. O'Mahoney
Order of St. Augustine
Supreme Court
Francis J. Good
Harold P. Redden
Edward A. Retelle
Lawrence Post 15
Richard A. Doyle
U. S. Navy
W. S. Sims
East Leigh
England
Mark L. Bristol
Constantinople
Turkey
Legion
Chicago
Madge
Mavis
Ing
Gerard Twomey
45Th Infantry
France
National Vice Commander Jere Twomey Leads Legion Vast Area
National Vice Commander Jere Twomey of The American Legion heads a region covering eleven departments. The area includes Canada Connecticut France Hampshire New York Ohio Rhode Island and Vermont, comprising a large network of posts.
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Jere~ Twomey
American Lion
Awrench
Mass
American Legion
Canada
Connecticut
France
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Elks Host January 30 Sports Night Featuring Notables
Hudson-Bill Ohrenberger and Joe Duggan will head a sports night at Elles All on January 30. The event invites Marlboro high coaches and captains, with Walter Chase and other athletic officials as guests. Brennan, Holy Cross star, scored the Crusaders only touchdown in the Orange Bowl. Committee members include Francis Donavan Thomas Myrick Francis OConnor and Al Bisset.
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Hudson
Bill Ohrenberger
Joe Duggan
Holy Cross
New York Yankees
Hudson Es
Elles All
Iso
Ee High Sch
Walter Dee Chase
Marlboro High An
Walter Ee
Marlboro
Florida
Miami
Brennan
Purple
Francis J. Donovan
Thomas Myrick
Francis S. O’connor
al Bisset
Maynard High hoops squad trains under White leadership
Maynard high school basketball candidates practice under principal White and coach Keith Ranspot joins this week. Promising players include Rog ers Hodgess Wasiluk Mariano Howes Jones Tomy Veracka. Games to be scheduled with nearby schools. practice at Concord Armory this week.
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Maynard
Hard
White
Providence College
Keith Ranspot
Albie Rogers
al Hodgess
Fritz Wasiluk
Carl Mariano
Georgie Howes
Bob Jones
Pinky Tomy
Johnny Veracka
Concord
Local Poultry Raisers Enter Boston Show
Twenty two Middlesex county poultrymen including entries from South Acton and Concord compete at the 98th annual Boston Poultry Show in Boston Garden January 16 to 20 with more than 6000 birds from 30 states and Canada for 15000 in prizes. show chairman Paul Ives announced. The event features Hall of Fame and A and P booth prize bonds for top champions plus the National Cockerel Classic and other exhibitions and meetings of national poultry groups. Middlesex entries include Harriman A Reardon Hudson Thomas S Mallory Sherborn L T Pearson Woburn Ernest S Durb Reading John Conceison Somerville Ball and Stockdale LexingtonJoseph Menez Cambridge Hazel Williams Marlboro Wesley P Wilmot South Acton Harold Tompkins Concord Robert H Tompkins and Helen we Tompkins Concord Benjamin W Ambler Chelmsford Allen R Gibbons Melrose Paul A Gregg Stoneham Edward R Berry Waban Edward B Backus Ayer Jon P Sturges Newton Highlands Fred W Guild Holliston Harold W Taylor and W B Archer Cochituate.
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Middlesex County
South Acton and
Concord
Boston Garden
Canada
Paul Ives
A&p Food Stores
National Waterfowl Association
American Dorking Association
American Show Managers Association
New England
American Langsham Club
Harriman
A. Reardon
Hudson
Thomas ’S. Mallory
Sherborn
L. T. Pearson
Woburn
Ernest S. Durb
Reading
John Conceison
Somerville
Ball & Stockdale
Lexington
Joseph Menez
Cam
Concord Forms New Basketball Club
A new Concord basketball organization is formed with home games at the high school gym. The roster features veterans of World War II and former high school players. Charles E Mara is president Leon J Moreau treasurer and Louis Venti secretary and manager. Tryouts include Bill O’Neill and Secondo Sablone.
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Concord
Charles E. Mara
Leon J. Moreau
Louis Venti
Bill O’neill
Secconde
Sablone
Unclear OCR snippet hints at game notes and dates
Fragmentary text mentions Chick Mayo Bill Lalit and games with dates in January and 29. No clear event, location, or outcomes is discernible from the unreadable OCR fragment.
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Chick Mayo
Bill Lalit
Phil. Rexel
Elsinore
Local Hoops Game Rescheduled at Hunt Memorial Gym
A basketball game between Concord and Kingston has been moved from night to Thursday at 8 PM. The venue is Hunt Memorial Gym, with the adjustment due to changes in the original Colise schedule.
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Concord
Ve Hunt Memorial
Stonchan
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Maynard HS
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Boston Edison,Company
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James V. Toner
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