Parker Hurls 11 Triumph for Leaders in 11 0 Win
Bedford Lewis Parker, ace right hander from Bedford, pitched six shutout innings allowing two hits and striking out four as Lexington defeated Warrendale A A 11 to 0 in the Waltham Two League. Rosse started for Warrendale, relieved by Bowen in the second. Parker improved to three league wins since returning from Cornell University as Lexington ran their record to 10 wins with one tie and one loss.
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Bedford
Lexington
T. T
Dick Parker
Waltham
Warrendale
A. A
Parker
Dick Rosse
Bowdoin
Charlie Bowen
Cornell University
Rosse
Coscia
Furdon
McCabe
Marlboro Acts Raises Fees for Licenses Effective 1952
New state act approved by Gov. Paul A. Dever increases sporting hunting and fishing licenses in Marlboro area. Resident rates rise from 3.25 to 5.25 for sporting and 2 to 3.25 for hunting and fishing. minor and female rates adjust. seniors and certain recipients retain waivers. non resident fees also rise for sport hunting and fishing while three day island fishing license climbs to 2.75. trapping stays at 5.25 and non resident trapping unchanged.
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Marlboro
Paul A. Dever
Goodbury Parker
Illand
Narragansett jockeys face big tests with charity games
Narragansett Jockeys, 14 players and coaches, carry a 10 and 3 record as they prepare two charity games. Next Sunday at Paul Revere Stadium they meet Revere Police to aid underprivileged children and former jockey Harry Pratt. On July 22 they face New York jockeys in Gotham to aid the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Narragansett
Revere
Mass
Paul Revere Stadium
Harry Pratt
New York
Damon Runyon
Gansett
Charlie Mullins
Dick DeStasio
Robert DeStasio
Kenny Scawthorn
Danny Driscoll
Wilfred Hughes
Iter Taylor
Vito Turnover
al Florio
Jimmy Parente
Milt Durr
Dick McKeever
Ed” MacIntosh
Dk’ McLean
Boon Roller Club Elects Five Officers
Five new officers were elected at the Boon Roller Club meeting held July 12 at the Lake Boon Roller Rink. New officers are President Dorsey Leard Lake Boon Vice President Richard Sullivan Marlboro Secretary Martha Ladge Lake Boon Assistant Secretary Nancy Pratt Lake Boon and Treasurer Holly Pittock Lake Boon.
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Hudson
the Boon Roller Club
Lake Boon
Dorsey Leard
Richard Sullivan
Marlboro
Martha Ladge
Nancy Pratt
Holly Pittock
Lake Boork
Alexandria
Virginia
Frances O’connell
David Connell
O'Connell
Mass
New England
Pittock
Leard
Washington, D. C
Leonard O’connell
Daniel Gillis
Howlard Pittock
Earl Leard
Robert Philpot
Lowell
Magic Oo Club
Concord racer Ralph Flannery sets new 10 record
Lexington driver Ralph Flannery, a well known stock car racer, averaged 49.8 miles per hour to set a new 10 record at the Medford bowl. His time was three minutes and one second faster than the previous mark.
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Concord
Ralph Flannery
Lexington Road
Medford Bowl
Flannery
Rockingham Park Opens 19th Season With Noted Entrants
Dav eet Begins This Monday At Rocky Salem New Hampshire Owen E Pons racing secretary will arrive from Canada to finalize plans for a 24 day meeting starting July 30. He aims to attract top horses from Naragansett Park and the Middle West to boost the 1100 thoroughbreds expected, with 250 valued from 6500 upward. Dominick LoBraio and Lou Smith curated the entries to offer strong bloodstock for the public viewing.
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Salem
N. H
Owen E. Pons
Rockingham Park
Canada
Pons
Middle West
Narragansett Park
Old Rock
New England
Rockingham
Vanderbilts
Whitneys
Dominick LoBraio
Lou Smith
Largemouth Bass Diet And Habitat Notes
Largemouth bass feed on insects small fishes crayfish and frogs with young fish consuming water fleas early on. southern bass grow faster due to longer seasons but often live shorter lives. northern fish can reach about 15 years. The world record bass weighed just over 22 pounds in Florida.
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Florida
Duck Outlook Predicts Record Breeding Season in Canada
The June issue of Duckological reports favorable waterfowl conditions across Western Ontario to the Rockies, with surface waters ideal and breeding conditions better than any year since Ducks Unlimited began in 1938. Bert W. Cartwright, Ducks Unlimited Canada chief naturalist, notes Mother Nature’s beneficent mood supports a productive 1951 season.
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Canada
Mother Nature
Duckological
Bert. W. Cartwright
Ducks Unlimited
Ontario
Prairies
Rocky Mountains
International Boundary
Peace River District
Alberta
Persecution of hawks traced to English game keeping tradition
From the Cincinnati Conservation Society, an extensive study on hawks and owls argues persecution stems from old English practice. Hunters labeled all birds of prey as hawks and punished them, painting fences with the “mouse hawk” and other species, though many are beneficial.
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Inati Conservation Society
England
Kid Stuff Richard Cameron Wins Big Maine Salmon Catch
Pittsfield Massachusetts candidate Richard Cameron is hailed as hero of the year in Maine after a fishing trip on the Narraguagus River at Cherryfield. With a small trout outfit he hooked two Atlantic salmon, one weighing 26 pounds 11 ounces, after first landing a 1 pounder. Game Warden Wally Barron praised him as one of the best fishermen in the area.
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Richard Cameron
Pittsfield
Mags
Maine
Outfit
Young
Cameron
Narraguagus River
Cherryfield
Academy
Lunker
Wally Barron
O'Brien And Geary Fail To Qualify In Mass Amateur
Concord golfers Bill O'Brien and Cal Geary failed to qualify in the Massachusetts amateur at Vesey Country Club Tyngsboro with totals of 156 and 162 after rounds of 80 75 and 83 79. They were the sole local entrants as Jonathan Snelling, who had qualified, withdrew the day before.
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Concord
Bill O’brien
Cal Geary
Massachusetts
Vesyer Country Club
Birds Plant Trees on Newton Church Steeple
Two trees are growing out of the steeple of the First United Presbyterian Church in Newton Massachusetts. The unusual growth was observed by passersby and noted by local residents and church officials. Authorities say the trees may be crown sprouts from seeds carried by birds.
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Newton, Mass
U.P
First United Presbyte Church
Melanism and Albinoism Discussed in Black and White
The article explains melanism as excess black pigment in skin producing dark animals like a melanistic pheasant and occasional black rats. Albinoism is described as pigment absence leading to white animals such as a white pheasant or a pale squirrel.
Arizona Warns Tourists to Beware Deer Dangers on Roads
Arizona Game and Fish Director Tom Kimball warns visitors to avoid deer slaying through the Kaibab north forest and along US 66. Motorists killed about 182 deer last year in Kaibab, with dusk and after-dark movement making accidents common. Venison from road kills often goes to charity while officials stress caution over collisions.
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James F. Cooper
United
Prf
Phoenix
U. P
Aizona
Game and Fish Co Ission
Tom Kimball
Kimball
Kaibab North National Forest
Kaibab North
U. S. Highway 66
Flagstaff
Williams
Game and Fish
Feas
Twilight League Classic Schedule for West Concord
The West Concord Twilight League announces the second half schedule with games at Rideout Playground starting 6 15 tonight Reformatory meets Hubbardville. Upcoming fixtures include All Siders versus Farmers and Post Office, West End versus Bombers, Reformatory against Farmers, Hubbardville against Bombers on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Peirson Wins Weekend Golf at Concord Country Club
Due to vacation time only a scatter of golfers joined the Concord Country Club weekend tourney. The handicap medal winner was Dr A Lawrence Peirson with 76 69. Other participants included John Tew 75 70 E Payson True 94 71 Dr James M Austin 90 73 Cerane 79 75 and Leonard Smith 85 76.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
A. Lawrence Peirson
John Tew
Payson True
James M.austin
Cerane
Leonard Smith
Supper Tonight at West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen Club
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club meets for supper and a program at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue. Patrolman Fred Nolan and committee will serve the supper at seven o'clock.
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West ‘Concord
Townies Beat Pepperell 11 1 Behind Sawyer’s Best Day
West Concord T T pitcher Charlie Sawyer delivered his best outing of the season, limiting Pepperell to seven hits while striking out nine in an 11 to 1 Village League win at Rideout Playground. Muscato led Pepperell with three hits and three runs as West Concord collected 10 hits and scored in the second and fourth frames.
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West Concord
Charlie Sawyer
Pepperell
West Concord T. T
Sawyer
Val Muscato
Notre Dame
Jack” Manning
Peneree
Musketaquid Club Suppers and Weekend Golf Tourney
Sport calendar lists Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club supper and meeting at West Concord clubhouse at 7 p m. Weekend golf tournament begins at Concord Country Club and runs through. Nashoba Sportsmen's Club field day is at Acton Route 27 at 10 a m Sunday. West Concord T T meets Pepperell baseball at 3 p m in Village League. Red Cross swimming classes resume at Walden Pond 9 a m Monday. Summer playgrounds at Rideout and Emerson 9 30 a m. West Concord T T plays Littleton at Rideout Playground 6 15 p m Thursday. Red Cross swimming class closing exercises at Walden Pond 9 30 a m Friday.
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Concord ‘Country Club
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Route
Acton
Concord T. T
Pepperell
Red Cross
Walden Pond
Rideout
Emerson
West Concord T. T
Littleton
Lexington Boys Club Topples Bedford Crew In Twilight Tilt
The Lexington Boys Club intermediate nine lost a recent mound duel to Bedford and Company 2 to 0 at Ige Field. Rod MacLean, former co captain of Lexington High, hurled the win against his ex high school teammate Al Caldwell, a Bedford sophomore.
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Bedford
Lexington Boys Club
Bedford & C. Nine
Ige
Rod MacLean
Lexington High
Hig
al Caldwe
Bedford Adopts Adult Education Courses for Fall
Bedford adults will take up three classes at the junior high on Wednesdays from 7 to 10 pm starting October 3. Children’s clothing for beginners and furniture refinishing are offered, while rug braiding and millinery are dropped due to budget limits. registered students may switch to the remaining two. Information is from Mrs. George Hammond, Old Billerica Road, with notices sent a week before start.
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Bedford
Adult ‘Education Advisory Board
George Hammond
Old
Billerica Road
Concord Nashoba Sports Club Field Day Set for July 22
Concord Nashoba' s Sports men's Club announces a big field day next Sunday July 22 at the club grounds off Route 27 Acton with a 1 30 p m shooting event as a highlight. Normie Roy now Milwaukee Braves pitcher passes cigars to celebrate a newborn Michael born Friday at Waltham Hospital.
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Concord
Nashoba
Acton
Normie Roy
Braves
Milwaukee
Michael
Concord High Nine
Jayvee
Belmont Hill
Lee
Joe ‘Rindoche
Murphy
Bob Murphy
Bill O’brien
Concord Marine
Eddie*Martin
Cambridge
Vesper
Martin
Ernie’ Doherty
Woburn
Eddie
Winchester
Leo
Newton
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Area
Medford
Norwood
Atlantic Auto Racing Association
Wally Silva
Lincoln
Acton and
Stow
North Middlesex
Ayer
Alex Kyrios
Acton High
Germany
Berlin
Jimmie’ Dee
Jimmie
C. J
Fox Sprinter Whith Claiming Tag of Nation Inky
Fox and sprinter Whith claim a maiden claiming race for $6500 as part of a strong stable buildup. The passage highlights Cotton Joe and other noted horses, noting prices under $5000 and a thriving New England racing scene with two-year-olds to emerge and a four-week meeting anticipated.
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Fox
I Nation
Inky
Ray
Cotton
Joe
Cotton @ near
Andy
Bright
Nic Challenge
Pixie
Bradley
Bull Shorel Brothers
Eyver Michael S
Sa Ball
West Concord First Half Leads in New York County
In West Concord Township the first half standings show Hubbardville and Concord Twich contending. The week features limited starts and unsettled results with post office reform and reformatory notes affecting overall play.
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West Concord
Hubbardville
Concord
Twich
Sta
Tournament results at Tede Club Marbleheat end
In Marbleheat end Concord worth 80 Main sa son William 3 took part in the tournament at Tede Club. William played round singles and John Camara led the doubles with Sot Blaine Gilley and Pat Melrose, 6 1.
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Worth
William
Tede Club
Marbleheat End
John Camara
Blaine Gilley
Pat Melrose
Second All Star Games Highlight Weekend Events
A compact note on the annual all-star showcase featuring out-of-town players and top performers. Teams vie for three-point and half-court accuracy prizes while fans await standout plays and a potential repeat of previous champions.
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West Concord
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Daveet
Rocky
Lem, Metrea
Clortshans
AAA
O’brien
Geary
Arizona
U. S
Peirson
Route Pepperell
Muscato and
Jones
Sawyer and
Muscato
Dorion
Milroy
Wisn
Sky
Pillsbury
The
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Wallden
Je HS
Farmer
W.C
Ven
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