Tracksters Triumph in Close Meet 39 38
Carlson led Concord in a tight East Division Three meet at Met Lea. The undefeated Concord team rallied from a 20 7 deficit to edge Newton Street 39 38, with standout performances from Carlson Zumalt Magurn and Hammond. Dedham set relay records as the squad claimed key events to clinch the win.
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Carlson
Concord Fish Sch
Unbesien Pth Nigh
Newton Street
Met Lea
Satford
Bob Zumalt
al Magurn
Coaching High Five at Bulkeley Junior Varsity Practice
In Concord Jayvee and varsity teams prepare at Eeler's court West of town. A single junior has represented, with Jo ey Wheeler guiding pupils toward Peter Bulkeley.
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Bulkeley
Foo
Concord
al” Kane
Prac
Jayvee
Ateeler
West
Joey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Scouts Skiing Trip Planned for Mount Cardi
A local Boy Scout troop planned a skiing trip for the weekend of the 26th and 27th at Mount Cardi. Attendance and gear details were discussed at the Scout House, with confirmation of fees and arrangements being finalized.
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Mount Cardi
Track meet results show multiple event winners
The report lists winners across events: 50 yard dash Ryan C first with 59.45 seconds. 45 yard hurdles Ma han D 6.3 seconds new record. 00 yard dash Zum rgb first with 37.4 seconds. Yudal run Watson D 1 23.6. 1000 yard Yonker D 2 40. Tec Mile Hammond C 4 52.3. High Jump Rowe D 5-714. Shot put L Carson C 42-6. Relay Concord team L Carlson Zaimwait Ryan Ma gurn 2:6 8.0 new league record.
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New
Cont
Bob Hammond
Concord
Ham
Brian Cari
Woodruff
Dedham
Watson
Fenwick
Bok
Matal Punge
Carl Disaster
College Board
College Board Ex- Puffer and Capt. Cari Late In Arriving At the Heformer
Inch Puffer
Butch” Condon
Dave
DeRuzzo
Phomore
Carlson
Ryan
Webber
L. Carlson
Mahan
B. Carlson
Puffer
Zumrgb
Giuandetto
Soule
Yudal
Fiola
Salter
Yonker
McKee
Hammond
Baker
Milena
Rowe
Finnegan
Condan
L. Carson
Tannetta
Bayard
Zaimwait
Magurn
Berlin and Concord Minis Schedule Board
Friday Concord high faces Melrose high in the sex League at Melrose 730 p.m. Maynard Prieta v6 Milford high basketball biand League at Milford 730 p.m. Acton h all star benefit Fort Devens. Saturday Concord high59 meets in Northeast ern Meet at Boston Garden. Middlesex school hockey at Andover 230 p.m. plus multiple Nashoba and Private league games across Hunt Gymnasium and Lexington.
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Berlin
West Concord
Concord High
Melrose High
Melrose
Maynard Prieta
Milford High
Milford
Acton H High
Fort Devens
Billerica
Concord
Hunt Gymnasium
Boston Garden
Middlesex
Exeter
Phillips Andoven
Andover
Middlesex School
Brooks School
Winchester Junior High
Mill Dam
Lexington
Acton High
Harvard
Bedford Junior High
Westford
Bedford
Maynard High
Chelmsford
Marlboro
Stoneham
St. Mark’s
Lynn Sports Arena
Belmont Hill
Belmont
Maynard We Girls
Acton High Girls
Acton
Pepperell
Middlesex Opens Private League Schedule After Postponement
Middlesex School hockey opener postponed due to poor ice at Groton. The team, coached by Sam Cutler and captained by Al Wells, now begins its Private League schedule this week against an unnamed opponent.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Groton School
Middlesex
Sam Cutler
al Wells
Boy uses oar to scare hawk on Burlington pond
An 18 year old William Giroux rowed a Burlington pond and spotted a duck hawk hiding in bushes. He used an oar to threaten the bird to deter it from the area.
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Burlington
U.P
William Giroux
Right Clothing and Gear for Spring and Mountain Fishing
An article outlines light jackets, fishing kits, and footwear for spring and mountain fishing, stressing warm wool socks, waist high waders not required for spring streams, and the need for water respect. It adds safety tips, gear lists, and a tale of Canada geese disturbed by floodlights, plus notes on fishing rods and national emblems.
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Rocky Mountains
AAA Good Dry Flies At Premium Price For Best Results
Dry flies must be tied on light hooks with stiff glossy hackle to float properly. High quality flies cost more but deliver better fishing results, while poorly tied ones fail to float and catch fewer fish. The loon’s mournful cry inspired the phrase crazy as a loon, though the bird is not crazy.
Holy Cross Faces Crucial Four Game Run
Holy Cross basketball coach Les ter Bus Sheary leads the Crusaders into a four game stretch starting with a home clash against Providence College. They’ll play St Louis, Tufts, and Springfield College in a series of garden and road games, with notable events including Bob Cousy Ed Macauley night and a 60 year reenactment at Springfield College.
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Worcester
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Lester “Bus” Sheary
Purple
Providence College Friars
Boston Garden
Medford
Shearymen
St. Louis Billikens
Tamers
Kentucky Wildcats
Little Napoleon
Ed Hickey
Springfield College
St. Anselm’s
Tufts
Canisius
New York Athletic Club
New York City
St. Louis
Eg “Hickox
Springer Id
Boston
Bob Cousy - Ed
Macauley
Cousy
Middlesex School Tops MIT Jayvees 5-0 In Squash Match
Middlesex School defeated MIT Jayvees 5-0 at Cambridge last Wednesday afternoon. Individual results show Milton beating Richards, Prodis defeating Flinn, Thomas defeating Melavus, Heckscher defeating Lane, and May defeating Gibson in straight sets. A note mentions a soapy finger dairy slicking stray hairs from cold weather.
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Concord
Middlesex School
MIT
Jayvees
Cambridge
Exeter
John Briggs
Milton
Richards
Prodis
Flinn
Thomas
Melavus
Heckscher
Lane
May
Gibson
National Harness Racing Sets Record Wagering in 1951
USTA reports a record 304,010,301 in total handle for 1951 with state tax receipts at 16,380,584. New York led with 190,908,421 in wagering and 11,909,069 to state shares, while Michigan Illinois California and Maryland posted new record state handles. Eight of eleven pari mutuel states rose, while Kentucky Maine and Massachusetts fell.
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Columbus
Farness Racing
United States Trotting Association
California
New Jersey
Delaware
Michigan
New York
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
New York State
Illinois
Maryland
Five Bedford Men Roll Over 300 In Bowling Matches
Bedford Five members of the Bedford Bowling League surpassed 300 in last week’s matches at Lexington. B Hartwell 305 Henry Isner 305 Mike Genetti 310 J O Donnell 311 J Keith 303. League plays Thursday nights. High singles included Genetti 125 McGovern 123 Laethem 124. Team results: McNeil and Gould tied Saunders 2-2, Jockeys beat Strikers 3-1, Barber Shop blanked Bedford Motor Sales 4-0, Soecony won 3-? Kelley shut out the Pals 4-0.
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Bedford
Lexington
B. Hartwell
Henry Isner
Mike Genetti
J. O'Donnell
J. Keith
Phil McGovern
van Laethem
McNeil
Jockeys
Strikers
Barber Shop
Bedford Motor Sales
Soecony
Old Billerica Road
Kelleys
Pals
Hearty Breakfast Endorsed by Health Education Journal
The official journal of the Central Council for Health Education argues a hearty breakfast benefits health and warns against eating the wrong foods in the morning.
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London
Central Council for Health _ Education
Newton five trounces locals 45 to 35 in home win
Concord Middlesex School opened the 1952 basketball season with a defeat as Newton Catholic five rolled to a 45 to 35 victory at home. McLean and Durstoff led the locals in a ninth straight Newton win.
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Concord
Middlesex
Sebastian
Newton
Newton ‘Catholic
McLean
Durstoff
Terry Nominated For Harvard Post
Terry, a Harvard College graduate class of 1922 and head master of Middlesex School, is nominated for the Harvard board of overseers for a six year term. He is one of eleven nominees. final results and the five elected will be announced on June 19 after alumni polling.
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Concord
Lawrence Terry
Harvard College
Terry
Middlesex School
Raytheon Reports Decline in Six Month Profits
Raytheon Manufacturing Corp reports net profits of 608000 on 28500000 sales for the quarter and 718000 on 45348000 for six months ending November 30 1951. Earnings per share 32c for Q2 and 35c for six months. Backlog of government orders ~170000000. Still plans a potential common stock offering at four for one to restore working capital and strengthen finances. President C F Adams Jr cites improved Q2 but disappointing six months versus last year, with competition in television affecting results.
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Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Adams
Raytheon
Hornblower
Weeks
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
C. F. Adams, Jr
Prince Factor
P T A Meeting At West Concord Hear Newton Superintendent
The West Concord Harvey Wheeler P T A held its monthly meeting in the school auditorium chaired by president Mrs. Earle B Wheeler. Miss Helen E Fiske kindergarten room at Thoreau school won the attendance prize. Guest speaker noted.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Sunday dinner fivery a homemakers guide with menus
A and P Service for Homemakers offers a nourishing budget menu for Sunday dinner. It details onion stuffed beef rounds with potatoes, simmered tomatoes and horseradish, plus an inexpensive chocolate polka dot cake with vanilla and frosting.
Meeting Speaker Discussed 1960 Education Plans
Harold Gores, superintendent of Newton schools, spoke on Education in 1960 at a meeting. Supt Radcliffe Morkial sat nearby. A question period followed, then a social hour. Mrs Joyce Chapman chaired the refreshments.
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Harold Gores
Newton
Supt
Radcliffe’ Morkial
Joyce Chapman
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