Elks Winter Pitch Tourney Leads RRIGAN Team
RRIGAN TEAM TILLIN LEAD NELKS SERIES. Windheavers and Expressers show strong form in the Elks winter pitch tourney standings with key players named and notable wins. Substitutions and captaincies listed for Busby Phaneuf and others amid a crowded league showing.
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Alleycats win weekly bowling match with high scores
The Alleycats beat the Topnotchers and Gophers in a La Pi Bowling Club weekly clash at Lexington last Wednesday. Connell rolled 274, Marion 267, and Gertrude Connell had a night high single. Standings show Alley at 41 points, Topnotchers 36, Gophers 18, with several members named among top scorers.
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Connell
Marin
Gertrude Mary Connell
Alley
Frances D’agayothhers
Anne Burke Gothers
Cora Richmond
Dee
Hoop Games of Middlesex
Two Middlesex school basketball games were scheduled. The first was Wednesday against Portstown and the second on Friday at Belmont.
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Loveys Dominates Middlesex League Scoring Race
Melrose star Concord Loveys leads the Middlesex Basketball League scoring with 98 points through five games. Charles Stefanelli of Concord sits 10th with 45 points, while Jack O Grady has 31 in three games. Other top scorers include Fitzgerald Reading 82 Cain Belmont 68 Robertson Reading 68 and Maloney Lexington 65.
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Ralph Loveys
Melrose High School
Charles “Dukie” Stefanelli
Jack O’grady
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Melrose
Fitzgerald
Reading
Cain
Belmont
Robertson
Maloney
Lexington
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Stoneham
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Winchester
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Two Tie For Seventh In Middlesex League Standings
Concord drops to seventh after two losses in Middlesex Basketball League. Reading and Belmont share first place at 4 1, each beating Lexington, last year's champ, who plays Friday night at the State Armory in Concord. Reading has the high league score this year with 86 points against Wakefield.
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Belmont
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Middlesex Squash Team Extends Winning Streak to Four
Middlesex School defeated Exeter Academy 5-0 at Concord court to run its squash string to four straight wins. Winners included Clark Allen Becon Burbank and Bancroft. Other weekend notes report a postponed Middlesex versus Noble and Greenough game due to poor ice and a basketball loss.
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Concord High basketball beats Waltham Trade and Marlboro
Ten years ago Concord High wins two straight basketball games beating Waltham Trade 22 99 with Buddy Rodgers scoring 13 points and Marlboro High 25 20 with Rodgers again tallying 13. Leominster defeats Acton 68 54 led by Condon O'Neil and Claflin.
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Buddy” Rodgers
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O’neil
Claflin
Acton
Concord
John T. Foster
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Concord Hawks Fall To Winchester 39 30 In League Clash
Concord drops its fourth L in five in a 39 30 loss to Winchester at Winchester High last Friday night. Jack Switzer leads Concord with 16 points, lifting his league total to 43. Jack O Grady scores 10 and Dukie Stefanelli adds 45 in league play. Preliminary game Concord seconds lose 50 32.
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Middlesex Downs MIT Jayvees 4-1 In Squash
Concord Middlesex School earned its third straight squash win at home by defeating MIT Jayvees 4-1. Clarke beat Knutzen, Allen beat MacDonald, Kelley beat Bacon, Burbank beat Swan, and Devereaux defeated Stern.
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Sports Night Plan At West Concord Under Rev Sullivan
West Concord Our Lady’s plans a mammoth sports night in the first week of next month under the direction of Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate and spiritual director. The event aims to unite the community through games and activities led by church leadership.
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Joseph W. Sullivan
Concord Faces Lexington Friday at State Armory
Concord High School meets Lexington High in a Middlesex League basketball clash at Concord's new State Armory court. The preliminary game between second teams starts at 7 o clock, with a postgame dance to benefit the Concord High School Athletic Association. A crowd over 500 is expected as portable stands debut.
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Local sports and club events calendar
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club holds annual meeting and dinner at Howard Johnson's at 6 30 p m Friday. Peter Bulkeley School faces Maynard Junior High at Hunt Gym 4 p m. Concord High hosts Lexington High at 7 30 p m in Middlesex Basketball League at the State Armory with a dance to follow.
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Howard Johnson’s
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Maynard
Hunt Gymnasium
Concord
Maynard Quintets Clash In Pending Schedule Run
Maynard high School basketball quintets have several games left on their schedule including contests at Acton Clinton and Marlboro. The Lawsonites have four wins and aim to beat Midland Lea gue rivals Clinton and Marlboro.
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Midland League plans regular season basketball next year
Local schoolboy fans may see the Midland League stage a standard schedule for 1947 48 with Dick Lawson and Hud son likely fielding teams. Maynard firms and residents recall past high spirited races while noting limited facilities for skating swimming and recreation in town.
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Dick Lawson
All &Midland
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Don Lent
Tom Newell
Marlboro
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Maynard Red Cross
Lake Boone
Concord Athletes to Compete in Knights 9s Meet
Two former Concord High students Tom McKenna and Peter Harwood are slated to compete at the Knights 9s Col umbus track meet in Boston Saturday night. McKenna may run with Worcester Academy’s relay quartet while Harwood represents Harvard in pole vault. Both are Navy veterans.
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Ken McKinley
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Punchard High
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Lexington
New Court
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Melrose
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Bowling League Schedule Highlights Five Matches
Concord weekly round of the Mill Dam Bowling League lists five matches for next Monday at Lexington at 7 PM. Depot faces its toughest test against improved All Stars while leading the standings. Other games include K of C vs Thrift, Dairy vs Reformatory, Concord Oil vs Post Office, and Clippers vs Lincoln.
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Concord-Cambridge girls hoop debut over Middlesex 40 to 23
Concord-Cambridge School defeated Middlesex School 40 to 23 in the opening game at Kendal Green. Cambridge led 19 to 16 at halftime as Fred Lurie scored 11 and Jack Pierce 10 for Concord. Middlesex Jayvees beat Cambridge Jayvees 21 to 16 in the preliminary.
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Jack” Pierce
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Reading Tops Concord Quintet In Close Contest
Reading High defeated Concord 44 to 38 at Hunt Gymnasium in the Middlesex League title tilt. Whit Fitzgerald and Robertson led Reading. Jack OGrady scored 14 for Concord as the locals pulled away late. Concord reserves fell 34 to 25 to Reading reserves.
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Knights Meet On Saturday At Boston Garden
The revived Knights of Columbus track meet will be staged this Saturday night at the Boston Garden with an attractive program led by headline performers. Opening is the Briggs dash at 7 30 p m and events include the O Reilly mile the Leo Larrige two mile run the Bishop Cheverus 1000 the Hollis 600 and the Prout 300. Concord youths to watch include Peter Harwood and Tom McKenna with stars like Gil Dodds Elmore Harris Frank Dixon Ed Walsh Herb Thompson Ed Connell and others. many college and school relays will round out the program.
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Answers to Sportsquiz reveal historic sports milestones
The compiled responses cover Rose Bowl dating to January 1, 1902, Concord’s 85-0 win in 1927, an October 1904 night game, Lou Gehrig’s four RBI feat, Johnny Gee as a Dodgers property, the 8-10 freight line as Boston answer, Ernie Schaaf’s death in a Carnera bout, occasional whale twins, Glen Presnell’s 53-yard kickoff, and Lou Perini as Boston Braves president.
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Framingham Boxing Card Set For Thursday Night Show
Beaver Street boxing program at Framingham on Thursday January 23 begins 8 30 pm. Ike Stevenson aims for eighth win while Natick’s Walter Morris meets Gene Gomez Cuban featherweight in a main event. Mike Denne and Jack Murphy are listed among tentative fights with Ray Cross refereeing.
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Concord High captain leads team to Thursday game at Hunt Memorial
Former Concord High School captain leads the team into a Thursday night matchup at Hunt Memorial Gym against Chelmsford Independent. The eel five split weekend results with a 54 50 win over Waltham club at home and a 41 37 loss to Clinton Diners, leaving the series potential rubber game for the season. Also noted is Orestes Brownson buried at the University of Notre Dame where he taught after conversion to Catholicism.
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