Marlboro Panthers Sweep Maynard in Twin-Bill Victory
Marlboro High beat Maynard 42-36 in the varsity game behind captain Bobby Brennan’s 20 points, snapping a league drought. The Marlboro Jayvees also won 39-36 in a 3 minute OT, with Bobby Ryan scoring 15 as Marlboro moved to within one game of Franklin in the Midland League standings.
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Maynard Leads Loop as Acton Quits Team
Maynard CYO tops the loop after Acton withdraws from the league and Carlisle Indians replace the Acton squad. On Tuesday Concord defeated TIC and Littleton beat Company H. standings follow.
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Concord Girls Varsity Start Season Strong
The Concord girls varsity opened with three straight wins while the junior varsity fell 30 to 28 at Watertown High. The team hopes more students attend future games to support the players.
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Concord
Watertown High
Fire 300 Club Leads Acton League Scorers
Eddie Boy tops this week’s 300 Club with a 341 score in the Concord edition of the Acton League. Members of this week’s club are listed in the report.
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Concord
Eddie Boyden
Acton
Lowell Man Reports Car Struck by Buck near Massachusetts Reservation
West Concord resident Thomas Meehan said his car was hit by a three year old buck that darted in front of him while passing near the Massachusetts Reservation hill. The buck fled after the impact, and Moran estimated vehicle damage around 150 dollars.
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Thomas Meehan
Lowell
Massachusetts
Hill
al Moran
Ex-Golden Gloves Boxer Guest Here
Ex-Golden Gloves boxer Tommy Harris is invited as guest speaker for the Men's Brotherhood at the Evangelical Free church in Concord Lang street. The February meeting will start with supper and a business session at 8 15 PM with Harris demonstrating boxing skills. All men are urged to attend.
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Evangelical Freechurch
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Tommy” Harris
Golden Gloves
Governor urged to form board for state lottery and off track betting
The Prison Officers Conference urged Governor Dewey to create a special board to run a state lottery and off track betting. They proposed using revenues for slum clearance, schools, hospitals and welfare. The report notes the submarine has long been seen as legitimate naval warfare since the Civil War.
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Dewey
Prison Officers Conference
Mayo Delivers Free Throws Lift Concord Past Wakefield
Concord High edges Wakefield 65 61 in overtime at Hunt Gymnasium off a late surge. Charlie Mayo made four of five foul shots in OT as Jack Walsh forced regulation tie. Paul McLaughlin led Wakefield with 26 points, Dave Granston added 19 for the losers.
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Charlie Mayo
Concord High
Wakefield
Hunt Gymnasium
Jack” Walsh
Mayo
Paul McLaughlin
Dave Granston
Stars
Jayvees
Jack Svellman
Clarke Thorpe
Donnie Witherell
Concord Eyes Upset of Undefeated Lexington in Home Clash
In the Middlesex League Lexington leads with eight wins followed by Belmont and Winchester. Friday night Concord hopes to upset the unbeaten Lexington at home in a key league matchup. A note on fashion cites a resin treated paper bathing suit touted for strength and lower cost.
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Lexington
Belmont
Winchester
FEFZ Scores Lead as Headquarters Top Mortars in Bowling Match
In the Company H Bowling League at Weltham, Headquarters blanked the 75s 4-0 and Machine Guns defeated the Mortars 3-1. Tom Fitzpatrick posted 310 and 116 for Headquarters, with teammates Dee 280 and McHugh 270 supporting a total of 1088. Mortars were topped by Paul Dee 296 and Wesinger 270 for a 1203 team score.
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Weltham
Tom Fitzpatrick
M. Dee
F. Domenichella
G. McHugh
T. Fitzpatrick
J. Henson
B. Bovey
R. Bumford
W. Dow
Phil Dee
C. Lehman
F. Williams
J. Lehman
C. King
W. Kendall
J. Cleyton
Paul Dee
P. McHugh
Wesinger
Farmers Beat Yankees In Protest Tilt
Acton In Tuesday night bowling league action the Farmers, defending champions, defeated the Yankees 3-1. 12:09ers beat Firemen 4-0 while Legion fell to Decorators 4-0. Jack Conauest bowled the ten triple 319 and W Carlson led the Farmers with the top single. Yankees captain Ben Sawyers protested the loss as standings show Farmers leading and Yankees trailing.
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Acton
Yankees
Farmers
Firemen
Legion
Decorators
Jack Conauest
W. Carlson
Ben Sawyers
Kpenna
Peers
Wever Trust a Hunting Dog Accident in New Hampshire
In Durham New Hampshire a hunting party faced a freak accident when a dog stepped on a loaded shotgun. The gun discharged wounding a dog and pellet striking a party member in the cheek. Conservation officer Dave Dupee was involved and the incident occurred during hunting rabbits.
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Hale tops Ashland 41 to 36 for first league win
Hale of Stow rallied from 18-19 at halftime to beat Ashland 41-36 in East Central league play. Woodhead led Hale with 16 points, Lealty added 15, while W Taylor 16 and D Taylor 12 paced Ashland. Ashland girls defeated Stow 52-27 in the prelim.
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Ramblers Now Tied With Jolters In Mill Dam Loop
Concord Ramblers and Jolters sit level in the Mill Dam Bowling League after Monday matches at Tutte's Alleys. Jolters blanked Lincoln 4-0 while Ramblers beat K of C Sr 3-1. Other results include Andy Boy 3 Tudys 1 and Priests 2 Ky of C Ir s 2 Anchors 2 Hustlers 2. High games: Tom Fitzpatrick 319 Hep Hanson 318 Jay Dee 315 Sam DeMao 304. Full summary unavailable due to late scores. 300 Club to be listed next week.
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Ramblers
Jolters
Mill Dam
Tutte’s
Lincoln
C.,sr
Andy Boy
Tudys
Priests
C. Irs
Hustlers
Tom Fitzpatrick
Hep” Hanson
Jay Dee
Sam DeMao
Vee
Stock Boy Becomes Chairman at Cleveland Twist Drill Co
W. E. Caldwell, once a stock boy, rises to chairman of the board at the Cleveland Twist Drill Co. in Ohio, noted as a striking ascent within the firm. The story contrasts with Pravda style headlines and reflects a notable corporate leadership change.
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Pravda
The
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Ohio
Comipany
Cleveland Twist Drill Co
Sudbury Girls Beat Wayland 26 6 in Friday Basketball
Sudbury high School girls defeated Wayland high school 26 to 6 at Wayland after a 12-3 first half. Judy Goodrich led Sudbury and Barbara Vacaro led Wayland as Sudbury’s first team won while the second team lost.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Wayland High School
Wayland
Judy Goodrich
Barbara Vacaro
Sherry Hill
Peggy Clark
Jackie Mclean
Ann Griswold
Priscilla Fellows
Barbara
Dawson
Nancy Vana
Ling
Sudbey DeMont
Bury
Millions suffer under unfair excise taxes says NAM leader
Charles R. Sligh Jr., chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers, says millions of Americans are harmed by the present excise tax system. He argues certain industries face crippling rates that put them at a competitive disadvantage and threaten jobs. The NAM recommends reforms.
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Charles R. Sligh, Jr
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Me Sorry Me Sorry a Child’s Clever Panacea Tale
A family anecdote follows a two year old who defends misdeeds with a cheerful sorry. The scene includes a kitchen flood from the dishwater and a chase down stairs, ending with a light punishment and humor. The piece shifts to political tax proposals and alternatives discussed by NAM, with debate on excise taxes and revenue strategies.
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Fragmentary Kentucky Gazette Notice of Early Exhibition
A garbled May Kentucky Gazette notice hints at a planned exhibition room at a tavern with entertainment acts. It mentions tumbling, rope dancing, and a sea-borne term bosun, though many words are unclear.
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Earlies
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