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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
7
The Middlesex basketball team suffered a defeat at Academy last Saturday as locals led by a player with strong scoring bursts prepare for a rematch next Saturday.
Coach W Harold guides Concord high s crew into the annual North Interscholastics at Boston Garden this Saturday. For the boys listed include Ray Maher Kurd Carlson Dick Ryan Charlie Johnson Magurn Win Puf and others in a relay with Bob Ryan Johnson Lennie Walter Hoyt Magurn Basile though the last not run due to an injured knee two weeks ago.
The Lynn hockey club lost two games at West Concord and later fell 92 to ? as Howell scored twice and Roger Fish earned a lone tally. They travel to St Anselm's College Tuesday night and may face weather posts on Sunday at Rosing Club rink.
Groton won a league game by a tight margin over Concord Holy as Giusti led with 13 points and Stefanelli added seven. The night featured late surges with a narrow deficit in the final period and strong defense from both sides.
Fast One AL Javery former Boston Braves pitcher nicknamed Bear Tracks competes in the doubles pin contest at Waltham and Marlboro. He teams with Tracey Sanborn of Wal thar against George Castongudy of Beverly and Leo Ballard of Marlboro in a regional bowling event.
In Mill Dam Bowling League action the Ramblers beat Thrift 3 1 to maintain their lead. All Stars defeated K of C Srs 3 1 while Lincoln and Macone's also won their matches. Sammy DeMeo of Macone's rolled 382 for the best triple and Jay Dee of All Stars led with a 134 single.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club will meet at 8 o clock on Wednesday night January 25 at the Elks upper hall. President William J Moran and new officers will preside. A business session and entertainment program with refreshments are planned. A report on organizing the third annual sportsmen show will be given.
A brief report notes Joseph A. Milcone is spending a week at a meeting related to TMP to CAPE Conicord, with officials detailing the purpose and expected discussions.
Friday night January 27 at the Veterans Building the 212 Club presents a two main event card with best two out of three falls. Gerry Conrad of Concord faces Al Staples while Eddie Muise of Waltham battles Jack Reed of Marshfield Connecticut. Main events feature Rocky Baron of Billerica versus Jimmy Beaton of Chicago in a no holds barred bout and Gus of Lowell versus Alvie The Golden Greek of New York. Lloyd Wildman Stuart will referee. first bout at 8 30 p m. Tickets available at local Concord and West Concord outlets.
West Concord defeats VFW 56 to 53 in a tight Nagh eba League game. Jack O Grady scores 18 and handles early scoring. Jack Wallace tops with 22. Dick McCarthy adds 11 as Littleton rallies late but falls short. Next league game is vs Harvard.
West Concord held off the Wanderers for most of three periods but faded late to lose 37 to 22. Dick McCarthy led with 11 points while Walter Loomer and O'Brien added four each. The locals host the Northboro Red Horsemen at Hunt Gym on Friday January 20 at 8 p.m.
West Cortcord and Fitchburg teams met at Hunt gym with the Shamrocks winning 48 to 39. The game stayed tight until the final period when Shamrocks pulled away by at least ten points. Walt Loomer and Dick McCarthy led with 13 points each, Bill ONeill scored eight.
Concord Middlesex Iceltool opened the season with a 5-0 squash victory over the M. T. K. freshman team. Matches featured wins by Reconobell over Rudzginski and Potter over Matani, with several five game sets and close finishes.
Belmont defeated Reading 41 38 to seize a first place tie and Belmont will visit Winchester Friday night.
Musketaquid Sportsmen's club members will meet at Howard Johnson's in West Concord on January 26 at 7 PM for their annual dinner and meeting. President Edward Bursaw of Acton will preside and officers will be elected.
The Southboro Aces defeated the Westboro Town Team 52-36 in a recent town hall basketball game. Lapiewicz led the Aces with 20 points while Henry scored 13 for Westboro.
Ad headline promotes partnership offers and savings incentives for customers seeking profitable deals. It highlights reduced prices and potential financial advantages through certain business arrangements.
Concord hospitals received two new afghans donated by community groups. The Bafa Club of the Church of Christ in Bedford contributed a lovingly made blanket and last week the Woman's Club of West Concord delivered another. Administrator Miss Elmina Snow commented on the uplift these gifts bring to patient care.
Concord High defeated Stoneham High 52 to 49 at Hunt Gym as George Moreau Leo McKenna and Charlie Sawyer each scored in double figures. Capt Bob Govidey and Dick Schwartz led Stoneham with 13 points apiece.
In Hillsdale Michigan four year old Charles Keefer feared a haircut and hid in the family car. His father’s threats failed until his brother Rupert urged a snowball fight, after which Charles emerged.
The items provide comfort to patients who sit up in chairs during cold days. They tuck in better than blankets and feel more comfortable, adding a homey touch often missing in a hospital setting.
Former commander of the Army Air Forces known as Hep was honored at a military funeral last Sunday with services at Arlington National Cemetery. Local youths widely participated in the ceremonies, reflecting his widespread admiration and service.
Concord hosts the first winter meeting of the Extension Daily Series at the Extension Office. Ralph Verrill introduces F H W Branch who discusses Massachusetts dairy farm income in 1949 and cost reduction strategies. Roy E Moser outlines budget fixes and the Extension Service offers free confidential farm account services.
Pascoag Rhode Island residents faced a house fire across Echo Lake after a telephone alarm sent firefighters to the wrong location. The blaze consumed the other shore house as crews worked to reposition and fight the flames.
The Alliance Nebraska county jail was broken into for the sixth time this year. Intruders entered the outer office but did not take any items.
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