Boston awards honor for outstanding athlete at hall event
The Charitable Society in Boston plans a 16th annual ceremony at the New Hall to honor an outstanding athlete from Notre Dame and other Italian sports figures. Master of ceremonies will be Ames Biggio with several guests including Eddie Pelagh and Donelli.
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Muscato
Con
Ted
Notre Dame
New Hall
Boston
New
Ipal
Willard
Eddie Pelaghele
Buff” Donelli
Boston Univerrest
Tony Xers
Tans and West Connie Tie Early Inning Scoring Showdown
In a two inning league clash on Wednesday, West Connie defeated their foe 13 to 8 after a fast first inning spree. Duggan and Kay led West Connie with sharp hits while Dunn and McCarthy contributed key runs as the game progressed.
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Luent
West Connie
Pep
Maynard Junior On Playground Cubs Win In Afternoon
Gower pitched well and earned two hits as Maynard Junior beat an opponent on the playground. Anna added three runs while Latter contributed.
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Y -Gower
Ncord
Maynard
Gower
Anna
Skewes Accepted By Dartmouth
Concord High multi sport athlete Jack Skewes has been accepted by Dartmouth College in Hanover and will join the freshman class in September. The Claremont NH native starred for Concord’s undefeated Class D champions last fall, scoring 104 points as the state’s second highest scorer and earning varsity letters in basketball and baseball. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Percy Skewes of West Concord.
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Concord
Jack Skewes
Concord High
New Hampshire
Granite State
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Skewes
Claremont
Percy Skewes
Main Street
West Concord
Thurston area sports slate features multiple leagues
Thursday action includes Peter Bulkeley School vs Harvey Wheeler in junior high baseball at Rideout Playground 3 pm and Concord Twilight League games at Emerson Playground 6 15 pm. Friday events feature Middlesex League track Belmont high 2 pm and a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club with multiple Paul Revere League and Middlesex League matchups.
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Peter Bulkeley
Harvey Wheeler
Rideout
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
West Concord
Sudbury -At -Maynard
Bedford
Concord
Waltham
Acton
Lexington
Lincoln
Waverly
Belmont
Watertown
Weston
Paul Revere
Concord High
Winchester High
Middlesex Baseball League
Emerson Playground
Hubbardville
Sleepy Hollow
Concord Twilight Baseball League
Belmont High
Concord Country Club
Maynard
Saidbury
Concord Recreation Commission
Town House
Depot
Concord Twilight
Herronville
Sudbury
Atatertown
Wetton
Billy Gower
Paul Emerson
Tom Weidner
Leo McKenna
Kelley Third in New England 25K Championship
Johnny Kelley of West Acton placed third in the New England 25 kilometer championship run in Springfield last Friday. Tommy Crane of the North Medford Club won the race with Charlie Robbins of Norfolk finishing second.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
New England
Springfield
Tommy Crane
North
Local umpire debuts in Paul Revere League game
One-time Boston Braves pitcher now living in Waltham made his debut as an arbiter in the Paul Revere Baseball League, umpiring the City Club versus Weston game in Wal tham last week.
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Boston Braves
Waltham
Paul Revere
Weston
Wayland Bowers Shuts Down Middlesex in Busy Win
Wayland High beat Middlesex 13 to 3 in seven innings at Concord diamond. Buzz Bowers came in in the first and struck out 12 to raise his season total to 123 and earn his seventh win. Jack O'Brien started for Middlesex and allowed early runs as Wayland bats produced three hits by Bow ers and additional two by Jenan, with Burbank adding a two-base hit for Wayland.
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Concord
Charles
Buzz” Bowers
Middlesex
Concord Diamond
Wayland High
Bowers
Jack”’ O’brien
Nathanson
Jack ‘Ivnan
John Burbank
Exeter Upsets Middlesex Crew at Bateman's Pond
Exeter Academy oarsmen upset the unbeaten Middlesex School boats in all three races on a half mile course at Bateman's Pond last Saturday. The Exeter first four won by a half length, and the second and third fours by a length each. Middlesex varsity four had won three straight prior to the event against Groton St. Mark's and Noble and Greenough.
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Concord
Exeter Academy
Middlesex School
Bateman’s Pond
Exeter
Middlesex Varsity
Groton
St. Mark’s
Noble & Greenough
Middlesex Crew
Groton? ‘School
St. Mark's School
Middlesex
Waltham High
Concord High
Boston Trade
Groton School
Belmont Hill
Muscato Skips Brown Meet Prepares for New England
Concord standout Val Muscato, hampered by a leg injury, opted out of the Brown Inter scholastic meet in Providence. He aims for Belmont Relays and the New England meet at Newton's Dickinson Stadium, seeking a strong finish in the quarter mile against top New England runners.
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Concord
Val Muscato
Providence
Rhode Island
Irving Howe
Boston English
Concord High
John Packard
Lexington
Dick O'Leary
Milton
Tom Lacey
Boston Tech
al Macey
Wellesley
Howe
Lacey
Middlesex Crew Triumphs Against Exeter and St. Marks
Middlesex School crews defeated Exeter Academy and St Marks School while losing to Noble and Greenough in a sequence of races. Details of event dates and locations are not specified in the fragment.
Concord High throttles Wakefield for seventh league win
Dee Hurls Concord to a 10 5 Middlesex League victory over Wakefield High on May 27 at Wakefield. Dee allowed a few hits but dominated after a four run second inning as Concord piled up 15 hits led by John DeRuzzo Georgie Fenton with three apiece. Capt. Dukie Stefanelli Bill Pearson and Jack Skewes added two hits each.
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Concord
Normie Dee
Concord High
Wakefield
Wakefield High
Dee
Jim McKenna
John DeRuzzo
Georgie Fenton
Bobby Flynn
Dukie” Stefanelli
Bill Pearson
Jack Skewes
N. Dee
R. Flynn
Kerr
Foley
Moran
Cassidy
West Concord to Host Pepperell in County League Clash
West Concord hosts Pepperell at Rideout Playground Friday at 6 15 p m in a County League game. Pepperell edged West Concord earlier. Shirley nine beat West Concord 10 1 with Bill McNally on the mound. Herbie Blodgett leads West Concord with a .429 batting average.
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West Concord
Pepperell
Rideout Playground
Shirley
Bill McNally
Herbie Blodgett
Baxter Awarded Varsity Monogram In Bates Track
Warren Nesmith Baxter, son of Mr and Mrs Gregory P Baxter of 52 Lexington Road, Bates College freshman in Lewiston Maine, earned a varsity monogram in track this spring. He competed in high jump near 5 10 and is an alumnus of Concord High School where he earned letters in football and track and was indoor state co champion of the standing broad jump. The article notes cow supplies contribute about one quarter of all food for American families.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Warren Nesmith Baxter
Gregory P. Baxter
Lexington Road
Baxter
Bates
Concord High School
Middlesex Downs St George's in Rivalry Baseball Tilt
Middlesex School beat St George's of Newport 6 to 2 to close the season with five wins and eight losses. Larry Austin led the offense with three hits, Tom Bancroft added two including a double, and Middlesex piled up 10 singles. Ladds started on the mound, with Bradley earning the win after a pitching handoff.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. George's
Newport
Rhode Island
Raymond
Bob Ladds
Everett Bradley
Larry Austin
Tom Bancroft
Sudbury Edges Stow In Pitchers Duel At Stow
Sudbury High School defeated Stow-Hale 1 to 0 on Thursday at Stow in a tight baseball contest. The season finale for regular high teams is set for Friday afternoon, June 6, with Lancaster. Stow-Hale also hosted a night game Monday June 2 at 6 30 p m versus Stow Vets of the Assabet Valley League. International air freight traffic rose 34 percent in Q1 1947, reaching 131 824 shipments per Railway Express.
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Stow—Hale High School
Sudbury High School
Stow
Sudbury
Lancaster
Stow High
Stow Vets
Railway Express
Concord High Beats Needham in Baseball 5-2
Concord High defeats Needham High 5 to 2 as pitcher Buddy Rodgers throws a four hitter. West Concord wins two league games, including a 10-5 victory over Wellesey, and Lexington High beats Concord on track 53-24.
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Concord High
Needham High
Wilfred
Buddy” Rodgers
Middlesex
St. George's
Concord Town
Paul Revere
St. Agnes
West Concord
Arlington
Wellesey
Maynard High
Concord
Frank Wottkiewicz
Wally Johansen
Lexington High
Concora
Concord High Drops Twin Diamond Clashes and Track Upset
Concord High suffers a 9-8 13 inning loss to Weston then a 4-3 defeat by Maynard as Coach Al Cook rotates the lineup. In Newton quadrangular track action Concord High defeats Newton Rindge and Medford, led by Tom McKenna and Bill Ambrose. President Jack Flavin presents varsity letters to Concord High girls and boys basketball squads.
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Concord High
Weston
Maynard
al Cook
Newton
Rindge
Medford
Tom McKenna
Bill Ambrose
Jack Flavin
Concord High’ School Athletic Association
Belmont Invited To State Tourney
Belmont High eyeing the Middlesex Baseball League crown received an invitation to the Eastern Massachusetts Sports Writers tournament at Fenway Park. Opening games were set amid a 13 3 record, with losses to Lexington Melrose and Woburn, while Concord High challenged coach Lewis Polly Harris.
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Concord
Belmont High
Fenway Park
Belmont
Lewis
Polly” Harris
Concord High
Harris
Lexington
Melrose
Woburn
McKenna tops proteges at Brown Inter scholastics meet
Worcester Academy star Tom McKenna won the 220 yard dash outrunning Arnie Rasmussen of Moses Brown and teammates Dave Kravitzky took the 440. LaSalle led the meet with 27.75 points while McKenna helped Worcester to second with 14.25. Carl Joyce of Commerce tied Phil Thigpen Seton Hall in the 880 with 1 56.8.
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Concord
Tom McKenna
Worcester Academy
Provience
Rhode Island
Dave Kravitzky
LaSalle
Joyce
Middlesex Nets Seventh Victory in 1947 Tennis Season
Middlesex School tops Portsmouther Priory 8-1 in Concord. Singles results show Moran defeats Peterson. Bomonti beats Price. Jessup over Abbott. Devereaux over McShane. Tittman over Collins. R Bomonti over Osten. Doubles go to Peterson/Jessup. Devertauy/W Bomonti. Tittman/R Bomonti.
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Concord — Middlesex School
Concord Downing
Portsmouther Priory
Apt
Chase Peterson
Moran
Peterson
V Bomonti
Price
Peterson and Jessup
Moran and Price
Devertauy
W. Bomonti
Abbott and McShant
Tittman
R. S Bomonti
Osten and McCormick
Harwood Wins Pole Vault at Eastern Intercollegiates
Concord youth Peter Harwood captured first place in the Eastern Intercollegiates in Philadelphia by winning the pole vault with a 13 foot leap. He topped rivals as Richard Morcorm of New Hampshire could not compete due to an injured ankle. Harwood and Don Trimble gave Harvard its only first places with Trimble winning the javelin.
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Concord
Peter Harwood
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Richard “Boo” Morcorm
New Hampshire
Harwova
Don Trimble
Harvard
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