Dougherty Sparks H S Track Win in Six Events
Dougherty High School dominated the meet taking six events led by 300-yard dash winner Dougherty in 36.4. Dave Fredenburgh placed third in the 600 and Bob Cook was runner up in the shot put at 42-1 as Concord claimed a relay win and Montague led the hurdles.
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Allen Dougherty
Dave Fredenburgh
Bob Cook
Frann Arnold
Dick Montague
Charlie Campobasso
Fir Herlihy
Keith
Fredenburgh
Hagan
Beccy
Corce
O'Leary
Petersen
Parker
Campobasso
T'E
Montague
Arnold
Cook
Schneider
Crawford
Herlihy
Ayer High Boys Rally For First Victory
Ayer High boys upset Acton High 42 to 35 in Wachusett League action. It was Ayer’s first win after five losses as Acton suffered its fourth defeat in six starts.
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Ayer
Ayer High Boys
Ictory
Acton High
Acton
Acton Boys Trail as Girls Lead in Wachusetts League
Acton standings show Westford boys leading the league while Acton Girls top their division. Home results feature mixed scores with Westford and Groton also posting wins and losses as teams compete in the WachusettsBasketball League.
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Acton
Wachusetts
Westford Boys
Acton Girls
Wib
Westford
Groton
Littleton
Fisherman Reels In Big Pickerel on Assabet River
Hudson James Maskow of 19 Houghton Court caught a five and three quarter pound pickerel on the Assabet Sunday. The ice was about 12 inches thick. He also displayed two other pickerel of 17 and 18 inches.
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Hudson
James Maskowsky
Houghton Court
Concord and Middlesex high school sports schedule
A dense weekly schedule lists Concord High and Middlesex teams across basketball hockey squash bowling and track. Highlights include Concord High vs Belmont High in Middlesex League play at Belmont 3 p.m. and Worcester? events at Hunt Gymnasium Boston Garden and Tutte’s Alleys.
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Concord Junior Hich
Lexington J H.S
Lexington
West Concord Bowling Teatre
Tutte’s
Maynard
Concord High
Maynard Hich
Hunt Gymnasium
Concord
C” Sound
Bedford High
Bedford
Concord Hich
Wakefield
Basketbal
Wachitectts
Fort Devens
Marlboro Hich
Hudson High
Hudson
R.A.A
Boston Garden
Middlesex
Brooks
Milton Academy
Milton
Governor Dummer
State Guard
Belmont High
Belmont
Tutto's
Acton High
Harvard
Andover
St. Mark's
Southboro
Noble & Greenough
Dedham
Belmont Hill
Concord Junior High
Second Battalion
Wal-Lex
Holy Name
Out Foxed: County Auditor Reports Fox Bounty Counts
County Auditor Albert Xclaims notes in a 12 period that 411 foxes and 28 coyotes were turned in for bounty, while predator populations remain nearly equal in the Michal County area.
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Ashley
Michal County
Albert
Shark Special At Providence Hotel Feeds 540 Pounds
George Miller, an assistant chef at a Providence hotel, served a weekend special built from 540 pounds of shark meat he personally hooked.
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Providence, R. I
George Miller
Running saves energy over walking a mile
Tests by the Carnegie Institution Washington DC find a mile walked uses more energy than the same mile run. Running saves about 15 percent energy compared with walking.
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Carnegie Institution
Washington, D. C
Maynard Hoop Game Moved To February
Hudson Maynard high school basketball game postponed to February due to unfinished new gym. Athletic Director Dave Quinn said Maynard will host later in the season once the gym opens. Hudson Clinton return game rescheduled from January 24 to January 25 at Clinton’s request.
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Hudson
Hudson-Mayard
Dave Quinn
Maynard
Milltowners
Clinton
Quinn
Middlesex Opens Hockey Season in Cambridge Win
Middlesex School beat Browne and Nichols 4 1 in Cambridge on Saturday afternoon to start its hockey season. A three goal burst in the final period sealed the victory with goals by Free man Olney Lapham Hockmeyer Ross and Reimers Duncan Higginson. The report notes the second largest telescope in the world has been unveiled in Hamburg Germany.
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Concord — Middlesex
Browne & Nichols Sextet
Cambridge
Middlesex
Crane
Ross
Bishop
Olney
Lapham
Lane
Plout
Armory
Hockmeyer
Bright
Burdea
Snow
Freeman
Dabney
Moffett
Browne & Nichols
Ensor
Barbera
Smith
Hodder
Snelling
Savran
Slate
O’connor
Duncan
Higginson
Reimers
Cabot
Caplan
Banks
Mount Palomar
California
Hamburg
Germany
Maynard Best Buys Rout Townsend 103 54 in Inter State tilt
Maynard Best Buys dominated Townsend Rambers 103 to 54 at Townsend Sunday. Ed Gallagher scored 24 as five players hit double figures, boosting Maynard to four wins one loss and a one game lead in the league. Next games include a Sunday at Groton and Wednesday home clash with Acton Mercuries at Concord Armory.
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Towneda Ramblers
Townsend
Maynard
Leominster
Ed Gallagher
Ben Tomy
Townsends
Best Buys
Hartley
Roging
Stags
Arthur
Acton Mercuries
Concord Armory
Acton
Ex-Concord High Star Army Vet Joins State Police
Frank J. Trabucco a former Concord High basketball player and Korean War veteran joins 50 men entering a three month state police training program in Framingham after two years in the Concord post office. Brig Gen Otis M Whitney notes city safety leadership announced the move. The piece also mentions the US timber harvest now exceeding usage.
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Concord
Frank J. Trabucco
Silvio Trabucco
Belknap Street
State Police
Framingham
Trabucco
Concord. Pos
Otis M. Whitney
Public’ Safety
Bedford to Start Winter Basketball Program for Boys
Bedford recreation committee will launch its annual winter basketball program for boys at the new junior senior high gym on Saturday January 14. Sessions run Saturdays for 14 weeks from 9 a.m. to noon with eligibility for grades four to ten. A girls program is planned once a supervisor is arranged.
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Bedford
Bedford Recreation Committee
Virginia B. Binizer
Sudbury Scouts Tackle Five Mile Hike In Cold Blizzard
Sudbury’s Seagull Patrol of Troop 1 hiked to Roundtop Hill in 13 degree weather with a ten minute snow blizzard coating them in cold snow. Wesley Woodward, on leave from the U S Army, joined and offered fire building and outdoor cooking tips.
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Sudbury
Roundtop Hill
Lincoln Road
Wesley Woodward
U. S. Army
Peter Boughton
Grant Boughton
Grant Bowry
Peter Devoll
Dick Abrahamson
Eddy Frye
Geoffrey Bautze
Concord High Notes Highlight Graduates Talks and Activities
Concord High welcomed back graduates who spoke on colleges they attend including Massachusetts University Fitchburg State Teachers College and Colby Junior College. Freshmen plan a Friday party while the band was invited to March of Dimes parade Saturday at 11.
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Concord High
Margaret Nagle
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Concord
Sudbury Triumph Over Weston in Historic Sudbury High Victory
Sudbury High, the smallest team, upset Weston High 72 to 46 in a historic Friday night win. Frank Vana set a school single game scoring record with 45 points, toppling his own 38 point mark as Weston fouled out five players. Bill Healy led Weston with 17, while John and Alan Moulton plus Warren DeMont and Don Howell staffed Sudbury’s win with sharp defense and solid scoring.
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Weston Sudbury
Sudbury
Sudbury-Weston
Weston High
Weston
Sudbury Rooters
Volk
Sudbury High
Frank Vana
Vana
Bill Healy
John
Alan Moulton
Warren
Goadh Volk
Dick Trussell
Baird Pittman
Frank Cartman
Denis Pizza
Bill Carroll
Sudbury Tops Medfield 57 46 In Opener
Sudbury beat Medfield 57 to 46 in the season opener as Donald Howell scored 21 points and Frank Vana reached 23 points per game pace. Sudbury's center added 17 while Medfield used a zone for much of the game. The J V squad won 37 32 led by Dick McLean.
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Sudbury
Medfield
Donald Howell
Frank Vana
Green and White
Medfield J. V's
Dick McLean
Bedford Leaders Hear Talk On Child Development At School
A Bedford event featured Dr Arthur Miller from Ton University School discussing child development through activity. The gathering followed by four business meetings chaired by local officials and ended with refreshments.
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Bedford
Bedfort
Arthur Millerton University School
Natick School
Adergarten
Lincoln Sudbury PTA to Discuss School Plans
The Lincoln Sudbury School Committee monthly PTA meeting will be held Monday January 16 at 8 p.m. with Li as chairman. Dr Rexford will report on the school to date and on curricula, with Walter Baldwin of the PTA present for a brief discussion.
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Lincoln Ciation
Treasury
Frances Young
Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbi
P.T.A
Rexford
Lincoln
Opportunity Souder
Walter Baldwin
Mason City Officers Watch as Police Ring In
Local officers reportedly investigated a disturbance as a man described as a shoe enthusiast moved about and broke a watch during the incident. Witnesses said the scene involved routine patrols and cautious policing.
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Mason City
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Massachusetts University
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Colby Junior College
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