Concord High Wins State Class D Track Crown at White Stadium
Concord High capped an undefeated season by capturing the state Class D title at White Stadium Boston. Ryan led with 10.4 in the 100 and a discus record of 112 feet 5 3/8 inches, while Zumwalt and Puffer added events titles and relay miscue kept Concord from broad jump and relay scoring.
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Concord
Dick Ryan
Concord High
White Stadium
Boston
Walt
Russ Madeiros
Lexington
Ryan
Bob Hammond
John Condon
Dave DiRuzzo
Brian Carlson
Puffer
Bob Davidson
Zumwalt
Soule
Carlson
New England
Brown
Concord High Names 1952 Outdoor Track Co captains
Weidner and Condon chosen as co captains for 1952 outdoor track. They follow retiring leaders Win Puffer and Jack Finan. Juniors Condon and Weidner head returning veterans while several sophomores and juniors join the squad as rivals graduate several prominent seniors.
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Barry Weidner
Leonard T. Weidner
Lowell Road
John Condon Jr
John P. Condon
Main Street
West Concord
Win Puffer
Jack Finan
Concord
Puffer
Finan
Condon
Weidner
Owen Nichols
Dave DeRuzzo
Dean Soule
Wayne Hughes
Brian MacWilliams
David Woodruff
Andy Barrett
Bob Davidson
Wayne Peterson
Finan Concord
Dick Ryan
Lyle Een
Brian Carlson
Larry Abber
al Magurn
Fenwick Ker
Bob Hammond
Bob Zum Walt
Charlie Christian
Maynard Sports Brief Highlights Local Little League Start
Maynard opens the Little League season on Memorial Day with players eager to compete amid skill gaps and farm teams debates. Al Scoop Viola visits from Camp Lejeune while Hudson coach Stan Bondelevitch attends with Joe Jacobs. Maynard High closes baseball with a win over Concord and pitching injuries dampen expectations as jockey Char y Burr may move to Garden State with Suffolk Monday. eight wins so far to date.
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Maynard
Scoop
Viola
Marines
Camp le Jeune
Robinson Twins
Lemordyne
Stan Bondelevitch
Hudson
Joe Jacobs
Maynard High
Wayland
Concord
Handi
Aun
O. K
al Kulevich
Louis Petrucielli
River Divide
Chary Burr
Suffolk
Burr
Garden State
Sammy Boulmetis
Jim Garcia Beats Hogan On Beat Ben Day Golf Challenge
Stow Country club co owner Jim Garcia shot 71 gross and 68 net to defeat Ben Hagen on Beat Ben Hogan Day. The nationwide observance saw golfers nationwide record high scores in tribute to the legendary pro.
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Stow
Jim Garcia
Stow Country Club
Ben Hagen
Ben
Hogan
Local High School Baseball and Community Sports Schedule
The calendar lists Maynard high versus Wayland high baseball at Wayland at 3 15 p m. Little League at Ride out and Emerson playgrounds at 6 p m Musketaquid Sports club meeting and supper at the clubhouse 7 p m Friday Concord Twilight League game at Emerson Playground 6 15 p m Saturday weekend golf opens at Concord Country Club Tuesday annual M G A member guest golf at Concord Country Club and Concord Twilight League at Emerson Playground 6 15 p m Wednesday West Concord T T versus Ayer baseball Village League Ride out Playground 6 15 p m.
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Maynard High
Wayland High
Wayland
Rideout
Emerson
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Concord
Emerson Playground
Concord Country Club
M.G.A
West Concord
T. T
Acton Bedford Baseball Games Rained Out
Concord games at Emerson Playground were washed out last Thursday. Peter Bulkeley leads the junior high league as Acton Junior High and Bedford Junior High teams awaited a contest with high school jayvees present. Coaches McGrail and Bentley hope for rescheduling though the season lags.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Peter Bulkeley
Acton
Jayvees
Bedford
John McGrail
Colin Bentley
Bedford Clubs Open Softball Season In Lexington League
Bedford fields two teams in the Lexington Softball League alongside the Red Sox. The Red Sox routed St. Brigid’s 13 0, and Hanscom Airbase defeated Esses in eight innings 11 9. The Red Sox added a 6 3 win over Esso to top the standings as both local clubs scheduled additional games this week.
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Bedford
Lexington
Red Sox
Hanscom
St. Brigid’s
Esses
Esso
Local Golfers Edge Hogan at Concord Country Club
On National Golf Day Saturday three local golfers defeated Ben Hogan's par at Concord Country Club. Andrew M. Dawson posted a net 70, Dr. John F. Flavin net 65, and Charles L. Foo posted 69.
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Concord
Ben Hogan
Concord Country Club
Andrew M. Dawson
John F. Flavin
Charles L. Foo‘e
Bedford Pack 16 Wins Two in Cub Scout League
In the Bedford Cub Scout Baseball League Pack 16 records two victories and three losses and sits third in the Lexington Bedford District League standings. Franklin school leads with three straight wins in the city league.
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CUB
Bedford
Pack
Franklin School
Maynard twins help Bruins chase North State title again
Gene and Gerry Robinson of Maynard lead Lenoir Rhyne hitters and fielders as regulars on the Bruin baseball nine. Gerry captains the 1953 team after strong seasons in football and baseball. Gene posted 35 runs and 18 steals while Gerry homered five times. the Bears defend the North State crown as Lenoir Rhyne wins football basketball and baseball titles this year.
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Maynard
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Hickory
N.C
Robinson Twins
Gene
Gerry
Bruin
Morehhan
Bear
Robinsons
Troy Washman
Finan Hosts Undeafeated Track Team Recognition Night
Concord patrolman James E. Finan Jr and his wife hosted an outdoor cookout for the undefeated championship track team at their Everett street home. About 35 team members attended with 12 plus guests including Chief William Ryan Supt Radcliffe Morrill Principal John Donovan Coach Bernie Megin and Rev Robert Barber. Refreshments featured weenies hamburgers salad ice cream cake and more. Coach Skip O Connor attended and gifts were given to himself Mrs O Connor co captains Win Puffer and Jack Finan who presented awards.
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Concord
James E. Finan
Everett Street
Charles E. Comeau
Connie Finan
Police
William, G. Ryan
Winthrop ‘Puffer
George Carlson
Francis Magurn
Radcliffe Morrill
John F. Donovan
Bernie Megin
Robert. H. Barber
Samuel G. Kent
Alexander F. MacEachern
Rudy Currier
Skip” O’connor
O’connor
Win” Puffer
Jack Finan
Bedford Bowling League Names New State Leader At Meeting
Bedford Bowling League reorganizes with Dom Palmeri elected president for the coming year. Other officers include Frank Genetti as vice president Steve Sombrowsky secretary Nick Genetti treasurer Joe Beecy record keeper. Aiming to keep policy steady the group will bowl at Lexington once weekly under President Palmeri with Primmerman presiding. An advisory board of Henry Isner Ricky Hartwell and Pat Genetti was named.
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Bedford
Dom Palmeri
Frank Genetti
Steve Sombrowsky
Nick Genetti
Joe Beecy
Lexington
Robert Primmerman
Henry Jenks
Robert Beecy
Pat’ Genetti
Palmeri
Primmerman
Close finishes mark Stow weekend President's Cup tourney
Three quarter final winners Gillanardo Allan and Kerrigan edged rivals in tight matches at the Stow Country Club. Allan beat Bowen 1 up on the 19th after tying on 18, Kerrigan birdied the 19th to beat Woodbine, and Gillanardo won against Benway 1 up after halving 18. New members joined during the holiday weekend as the Maynard Dramatic Club plans a Stow club party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Pat Gillanardo
Jim Allan
Bob Kerrigan
Stow Country Club
Gillanardo
Jim Benway
Allan
Len Bowen
Kerrigan
Bob Woodbine
Bowen
Jim
Woodbine
Benway
Pat
Ben Hogan
Mike Wisnewski
Hudson
Marlboro Club
Maynard Dramatic Club
Stow Club
Acton Loses 10-1. Bulkeley Wins League Title
Acton Junior High was defeated 10-1 by Bulkeley, clinching the Concord team’s seventh straight win in eight starts and the league championship. Pitcher Andy Horne allowed two hits with 14 strikeouts in seven innings, while Jones and Horne each had two hits. Lennie Cullinane collected three hits.
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Acton
Peter Bulkeley
Concord
Andy Horne
Victors
Jones
Lennie Cullinane
Concord Red and Gun Club elects slate for year
The Concord Red and Gun Club held its annual supper meeting at Musketaquid Club. Fred Nolan presided as the Musketaquid Club president. Officers were re elected: Gilbert Lawrence president Frederick Belmont vice president Cecil Gammon secretary William Hagerty treasurer. The board includes Walter Stanley Warren Payne Robert Isensee. Members purchased $200 in building fund certificates for a new clubhouse under construction on the club grounds off Strawberry Hill road. Plans for the annual clambake and field day were discussed with the event set for July 4 on club grounds and a rain date of July 6.
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Concord
Red and Gun Club
Musketaquid Club
Fred Nolan
Gilbert Lawrence
Lawrence
Frederick Belmont
Cecil Gammon
William Hagerty
Walter Stanley
Warren Payne
Robert Isensee
Strawberry Hill Road
McGrail Named Camp Chappa Challa Counselor This Summer
J F McGrail a Concord teacher coach and West Acton resident will serve as a counsellor at Camp Chappa Challa this summer. He brings experience from Rochester Natick Orleans and Hyannis camps and holds multiple teaching and coaching affiliations with national and state associations.
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Conecord
John F. . McGrail
Peter Bulkeley
Arlington Street
West Acton
Camp Chappa Challa
Acton
McGrail
Concord
Rochester
New,Hampshire
Natick
Orleans High School
Hyannis
Dennis
Wellesley
Bow Lake
New Hampshire
Carlisle Juniors Defeat Concord Team 25 to 3
Carlisle beat Concord led by coach John Mc Grail as Peter Bulkeley Junior High won its sixth game and second of the season Monday afternoon in a one sided 25 to 3 victory.
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Concord
John McGrail
Peter Bulkeley
Carlisle
Hubbardville Stile Leads Twilight League
Concord reports Hubbardville opened strong with a 4 0 win over the Minutemen as Dick Mulcahy earned the victory with two of Hubbardville’s five hits while Dave Waite pitched for the losers. Sleepy Hollow later defeated the Minutemen 9 4 behind Normie Dee’s leadership and Billy Nickerson’s perfect three for three.
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Concord
Minutemen
Hubbardville
Dick Mulcahy
Dave Waite
Sleepy Hollow
Normie Dee
Dick Buckley
al Stockenburg
Billy Nickerson
Company H
Commonwealth Handicap Is Set For Saturday
The Commonwealth Handicap at Suffolk Downs returns to six furlongs this Saturday for the first time since 1944. Fifteen nominees from eleven interests are eligible, led by Pictus Ballydam Spats Sapejou Amphi ben Duke Au mar Sun Reno Petey Cotter Idio War Token Bank Account Miss Degree Air Rocket Busy Signal Charleston. A thriller looms as the final sprint of the meeting for older horses. A separate note adds a model of early shrapnel by Leonardo da Vinci on display at the Museum of Science in Boston until June 22.
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Commonwealth
Suffolk Downs
Ralph Lowe
Pictus
LeClaire Stable
Ballydam
G. Robertson
Spats
Tamarack Stable
Sapejou
Eve Bruno
Amphibien
M. Rogan
Duke Aumar
David Shaer
Sun Reno
A. P. Cotter
Petey Cotter
Anthony Cataldo
E. M. O’brien
Phil Schwartz
Air ‘Rocket
Busy Signal
Charleston
the Downs
Wilson School Play Day features pupils’ year three program
Maynard Tuesday afternoon June 3 the Wilson School pupils presented their third annual Play Day on the school playground before a large audience. Under Miss Irene Wood the program included announcements crowning a King and Queen, grade level recitations and rhythms with dances and competitive games, followed by prize awards and a cold tonic.
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Maynard
Wilson School
Main Street
Irene Wood
Louis -Nichols School
David France
Queen
Dorothy Prosper
Court
Joseph Uglevich
Dianne Grant
Stephen Andersen
Mary Ellen Boeske
Richard’ Tierney
Judith
Martino
Richard
Tobin
Diane
Annett
Clyde McAllister
Constance Lowell
Cecile Brooks
Joan Fitzpatrick
Little Lassie
Prin
St. Mary
Hickory
Dickory
Dock
Earl Huckel
Francois Charles Roux
Maurice Maeterlinck
Sudbury-A Meet Discusses School Development Plan
A committee from the Harvey N. Fairbank Planning Board and local school officials met to review the need for additional space and possible solutions. The group, including Mrs Harding and Kiwhs ert J Schaefer, elected Mr Hi to chair with Dr Rexford as superintendent. a forum is planned for next month.
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Sudbury
Harvey N. Fairbank Planning Board
Robley
Harding
Kiwhsert J. Schaefer
Albee
Rexford
Sportsmen's Spring Y To Be Ja Maynard-A Meet
Spring outing planned for June 15 with rain date, featuring committees and a dance floor. Event aims to accommodate many attendees with plans for a prelude and surprise attractions. past events cited include sell-out nights and steady committee efforts across the organization.
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Maynard
Stan
Sirkorsky
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Museum of Science
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