Concord Melrose High clash in league action
Concord High defeated by Concord Melrose 49 to 31 in a Difficult League game played Tuesday afternoon. Finan led locals with 15 points while Moreau Harold Q Fi and Leo McKenna added three apiece in a setback for the Concord cause.
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Bowling Schedule For Two Mondays
Concord Jay Dee the secretary of Mill Dam Bowling releases the two week match list for Mondays January 17 and January 24. January 17 lineups include All Stars vs C Jr, Andersons vs Andys, K of C Srs vs Ramblers, Thrifts vs Lincoln, H vs Macone's. January 24 lineups show Ramblers vs Macone's, K of C Jr vs K of C Srs, Company H vs All Stars, Anderson's vs Lincoln, and Lincoln vs Andy Boy.
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Hudson-Beat Concord in Middlesex Junior High Clash
The Hudson grammar school basketball team defeated West Junior High 34 to 19 at Concord for its second straight win. The Hudson quintet led from start to finish to secure the decisive victory.
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Concord High School Cagers Rally For Middlesex Win
Concord High School defeated ham 31-25 after a 14 point burst in the final period on the State Armory court. Jack Pie topped Concord with 13 points, while Dick Finan added eight. in the second game Cord was edged 37-33 with George Moreau and Billy Gower scoring 10 each.
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Company H Forms Basketball Teams for National Guard League
Concord dispatch reports that local Company H has organized two basketball teams to compete in the new National Guard League. Games will be arranged against Wakefield Stoneham Waltham Woburn and Boston among others as part of the postwar community activity. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Weekend and Weekday School Sports Schedule
A dense listing of games from Concord High, Middlesex School, and local clubs across Friday to Thursday. Includes basketball, squash, hockey, bowling, and badminton with venues such as Hunt Gymnasium East Armory and Middlesex fields, noting opponents like Winchester Belmont Milton Academy and Gov. Dummer.
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Concord Monthly Meeting Held at Town House
The regia monthly Concord Commission meeting was held last night at the Town House. Chairman Roger C. Fenn delivered the report.
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Guida and Elan Lead Big Indoor Meet Card At Prout G Meet
Concord notes Boston Garden will host the Prout G Memorial indoors next Saturday night with the Briggs Dash opening at 7. George Guida of Villanova defends his 600 yard title aiming for a third straight Prout win while Forest Elan of Stillwater seeks a third Leo Larrivee two mile victory. Other heavy entries include Thompson and Conwell in the Briggs Dash and numerous relays between college and high school teams.
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Concord-Pete Harwood Pole Vault Star Shines in IC4A
Concord-Pete Harwood, former Harvard pole vaulter, and an 11 year old BU freshman standout, highlighted the IC4A meet with a standout show. Harwood dominated the field with a bold approach, signaling future potential for Ivy League track.
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Concord High girls defeat Wayland 38 to 20 at Hunt Memorial Gym
Concord High School girls beat Wayland High 38 20 after trailing 10 7 in the first quarter. Anne McNally led with 12 points through three quarters. Joyce Palmer Barbara Caldwell and Barbara Cullen contributed eight six and seven. Junior varsity won 40 21 led by captain Gloria Beauchesne and freshmen forwards fueled the second half surge.
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Joyce Palmer
Barbara Caldwell
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Carol Sreenan
Gloria Beauchesne
Wayland
Virginia Sawyer
Jane Gill
Jackie” Fon
Edie McGrath and Peg Clark Lead Lady Bowlers
In the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club last Wednesday, the Shmoos blanked the Gene 40 and the Hi-Hos defeated the K Ketts 40. Edie McGrath rolled a night high 269 in the Shmoos win while Peg Clark led the Hi-Hos with 265 in a 1191 team total.
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Alice Algeo
Tarda Dee
Margaret Burk
Gert Dee
Peg Webber
Agnes Neville
Nancy Burke
Margaret Alger
Alice Burke
Ann Burke
Becky Faunce
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Belmont's Mid Middlesex title bid and coaching questions
Concord Belmont rolls toward a Middle sex League crown as Coach Mc Wenner defends a seven win streak with seven straight wins including frow n league teams. Rumors say Belmont may join Suburban League next year but Wenner hints he may stay in Middle sex for now. Skip O Connor misses this year and Nino Scimone leaves Concord for Hingham after his mother remarries. O Connor previously coached Burrillville and Rhode Island title events.
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Tea etymology traced to Amoy word Ch'a
The term tea comes from the Chinese word Ch'a spoken in Amoy. The voyage of the word reflects trading routes where tea spread to global markets.
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H. S. Tracksters To Meet Revere's Team Saturday
Concord White's squad did not place in last Saturday's interscholastic meet at Fargo building South Boston. Coach O’Connor says his runners gained valuable experience. Oesner brings 20 boys to this Saturday’s dual with Revere at East Armory Boston in the new Metropolitan League. Basile Chase Finny Moszka named in events.
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Bedford Youth Activity Committee Considers Rink Project
Bedford Youth Activity committee discusses options for a hockey rink near town center due to construction and poor soil at the current site. The group, with the school committee, focuses on boys and girls basketball while seeking funds without raising taxes, proposing a booster club to hire a summer recreation director and equipment.
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Acton Juniors Plan Redecorating Project in Pilot Classroom
On Tuesday January 11 the Acton Junior Class observed Labor Day as members undertake a program to redecorate their home room with modern painting and lighting standards. A committee led by Marguerite Goldthwaite and others visited Concord High and Harvey Wheeler in West Concord to study color schemes and advise Superintendent Pearson. The plan calls for professional help to apply colors and create a pilot model to guide a broader project, aiming to improve lighting conditions and morale.
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Jean Cameron
Alice Shea
Edward Weatherbee
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Ralph Stetson
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Ten Tribes Remembered by Iowa Group After Nebraska Histories
A Iowa tribe recalls ten of the forty one Indian tribes that once roamed Nebraska hunting grounds and notes how they were overlooked in memory and in history.
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Prom night memories and church event notes
Readings and brief notices describe prom at Cary Memorial Hall with sponsors from Riverside and local officers. A change of address for Mr and Mrs Naught is announced along with a Mission Circle gathering at a member’s home. A Navajo display and sale is planned, and a Bafta club meeting covered by Mrs Rogers Lord includes a talk on nutrition marketing.
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