Concord Registers Win Over Leaders To Halt Stoneham Streak
Left handed batter Charlie Bewse delivered the big blow for Concord as they beat Stoneham 3-2 at Emerson Playground to snap Stoneham’s 10-game Middlesex League win streak in the eighth. The game featured a protest by Stoneham coach Tony DeTeso after Concord tied in the fifth, with unearned runs cited.
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Concord Registers
Hak
Skein
Concord
Charlie Bewse
Stoneham High
Emerson
Bill Flynn
Stoneham
Mighty
Delesomen
Middlesex
Tony DeTeso
Whil Ie
Oting
Anu
Wynn
Bob Goodey
Jimmy McKenna
Tr d
Bowie
Charlie Sawyer
Bill Roberts
Gower
Sawyer Édon
Paul Nor
Leo Meenna
Flynn
Minghella
Stoneham Blues
Ponders
Lincoln
Mike Chase
Goudey
Rohrbacker
Dick Burns
Winchester
Stenham
Wakefield
Belmont
Conco
Stenh
Concord Beats Stoneham In Extra Inning Baseball Showdown
In a tense matchup, Concord defeats Stoneham 3 to 2 after a 9th inning double play by Rohrbacker. Key hits from Bowse Flynn and Casey drive runs while Minghella and Johnson contribute offense for Concord.
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K. Leland
Johnson
Eaeh Goudey
Zoel Aes Norden
Casey
Minghella
Soles Eee
Rohrbacker
Schwarz
Roberts
Seesee Thialgo
Ates
Concord
Stoneham
Bowse
W. Flynn
Robert
McKenna Sawyer
McKenna
Goudey
Norden
Gower
J. McKenna
L. McKenna
Sawyer
West Concord Tops Bulkeley 11 10 In Nine Inning Smash
West Concord preserves its unbeaten mark by edging rival Peter Bulkeley 11 to 10 in nine innings after a seventh inning four run rally. Harvey Wheeler standout Ernie Alexander had three hits and Jack Magoon added two as Bulkeley's Waite led with three hits.
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West Concord
Surrey Wheeler School
Peter Bulkeley
Dick Flanagan
Sheldon Porter
John Manchuso
David Waite
Frank McPhillips
Dave
Bouchard
Paul McHugh
Dave DeRuzzo
Ernie Alexander
Jack Magoon
Harvey Wheeler
Waite
George Byron
Harvey
Wheeler
West Concord Boys
McGrath Named Alternate for Charity Football Game
Huskygh school tackle McGrath has been named an alternate for the Greater Lowell All Stars in the charity game versus Greater Lawrence on August 24. He and six Concord seniors join seven on the regular team. McGrath wins a Harvard scholarship and his address is 23 Davis Court.
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Charlie Bowie
Pete Mutty
Concord
Middlesex School Graduates Eight Captains in Losses
Middlesex School ends its year by graduating eight sports captains. Names include Jim Grosthall football Ted Rodack Taylor Larry Brownell Dave Regergon George Lewis Nicky Potter across football lacrosse squash baseball crew and tennis.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Merceer
Jimmy Grosthall
Ted Rodack’'Taylor
Larry “Brownell
Dave Regergon
George Lewis
Crew
Nicky Potter
Stoneham Coach Eats Back No Protest Thought
Corner residents say coach believes nothing to protest though the situation remains uncertain.
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Stoneham
Local Sport Schedule for Thursday Through Wednesday
Lincoln Mohawks host P A C of Maynard and others in baseball and tennis. Events include Hubbardville versus Minute Men at Emerson Playground, P A C Maynard versus Sudbury, and Arlington Hoboes at Maynard all at 6 15 pm. Musketaquid Sportsmen meet at 7 pm.
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Jincoln Mohawks
Maynard
Paul Revere
Lincoln
Hubbardville
Concord
Emerson Playground
Sleepy Hollow
Concorde
Sudbury
Paul
Revere
Burlington Tigers
West
Rideout Playground
Shamrocks
Arlington Hoboes
Tewksbury V. F
West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Kelley 18th Behind Barefooted Tatro at Dorchester
Johnny Kelley finished 18th in the annual 10 mile Dorchester road race while representing the Boston Edison Club. Jesse Van Zandt of the BA A won the event ahead of Emery Tatro of Billerica who ran and pedals on the hot pavement.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West ‘Acton
Dorchester
Kelley
Boston Edison Club
Jesse van ‘Zandt
Welle
Emery
Tatro
Billerica
Local baseball ends season as semi pro and junior teams prepare
Concord-Well area wraps a busy schoolboy season with memories of strong finishes. Weston, Maynard, and Concord squads posted wins while Middlesex School and Newton High celebrated tennis and lacrosse success. Veteran coaches and rising stars eye independent ball and potential pro heights as youth leagues set to launch and summer programs begin June 26 at Amerson and Rideout.
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Concord
Amerson
Rideout
Jimmy, Hanney
Weston
Paul Revere
Roger
Weston High
Sudbury Hgh
Sudbury
Maynard High
Wayland High
Athit
Jack Adams
Lexington High
Bedford
Wakefield
Stoneham
Lexingtonians
Tony DeTeso
Paul Norden
Lexington
John Adzigian
Charlie Sawyer
Jlet
Hoge
Acton
Jack Onslow
Chicago
White Sox
Jack
Middlesex School
O’connor
Framingham
Rochester
N.Y
Newton High
Newton
Mwause
Winchester
Middlesex
Woburn
Tanners
Noble& Greenough
Dedham
Milton Academy
Tufts College
Jit” Ricker
Medford High Ata
Groton tops Acton in slugfest as locals drop sixth in division
In a Wednesday clash at Acton High School Groton beat Acton 13 to 11 after a seven run first inning. Byers hit a homer and triple while Rimbach added a triple for Groton. Acton drops to sixth in the Eastern Division as Westford edged Littleton for its seventh win.
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Acton
Groton
Wachusetts
Byers
A. Homer
Rimbach
Groton Boys
T. Groton
Barrett and
McGregor
Wheeler
Warner
Brewster
Fraser
Nobles Enter French Poodles in Dedham Dog Show
Concord couple Mr and Mrs Charles L Noble of Lowell Road entered their prize French poodles Simian and Tony in the Dedham Dog Show on Sunday afternoon Mrs Noble served as a steward. Also serving as steward from the Concord Dog Training Club was Dr Vincenzo Calvaresi of Bedford.
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Concord
Charles L. J. Noble
Lowell Road
Tony
Dedham
Action and Lowel teams play in local league reports
The article notes Acton coach Bill O Connell and Howe coached by Chuck Lampson entering a classification mix. Concord High finished 7 7 in league play. Jack Onslow aids Lowell star selection for a New England tourney. Somerville beat Lowell High to clinch the G B League. Steve Colucci mourns wife’s death. Wrestling show draws light crowd but pleasers. Lexington rout by Concord High in track is mentioned.
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Meaure
Bill O'Connell
Acton
Howe
Chuck” Lampson
Stoneham
Concord High
Jack Onslow
West Acton
Lowell Askstars
New England
Jack
New Brunswick
Pale Hose
Chicago
Somerville
Lowell
High
Ayer
Steve” Colucci
Wilmington
Steve
Tony
Colucci
Grand Opera Twins
Holy. Cross
Paul Norden
Lexington
Léxington High
Concord ‘High
St George's Concord defeats Middlesex in season closer
St George's of Newport Rhode Island downed Middlesex School of Concord 5 to 2 on Saturday afternoon to finish the season with a 4 0 record and eight runners stranded. Bruce Wilson allowed two hits for St George's while Jack Alles yielded nine hits and two runs for Middlesex. The game featured five St George's errors and four by Middlesex with Alles earning a late threat at no hitter until the seventh.
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Concord
St. .George's
Newport
Rhode Island
Middlesex School
Raymond
iFor
Bruce Wilson
Jack Alles
Pat” Pratt
St. George’s
Alles
Wilson
Middlesex
Link-Smith
Dave Rogerson
Gus”. Buttrick
Smith
Jim Amory
Gally
McGowan
St. George's
Alles and Buehler
Acton Provost Throws No Hit No Run Over Westford
Provost pitched seven innings for Acton to a 13 to 0 victory over Westford in the Worcester League final game. Westford managed 12 hits but left 11 runners stranded as Acton extended its winning streak to eight.
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Provost
Qver Acton
Acton
Westford
Academy
Claude
Oni Halls
Asi Provost
Brewster and Byers
Concord Club Hosts Qualifying for Presidents Cup Golf
Concord Country Club prepares a qualifying round for the Presidents Cup golf tourney this Saturday as the annual club championships begin with the final round scheduled for September 2.
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Concord
Concord Country
Thenual
Dusting Cotton Fields Kills Fish Near Kilby Prison Farm
In summer 1949 toxic dust from 20 percent toxaphene last dusting in cotton fields near Montgomery drifted over ponds at Kilby Prison Farm. Tests showed six pounds of toxaphene dust per acre could kill pond fish, suggesting drift may have caused most 1949 fish deaths.
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Alabama i Department of Conservation
Aggticultural-Experiment Station
Kilby
Ohtgomery
Dn -Cotten
Abe -bolleWeevil
Saitnlane
Put Em Back Focuses On Safe Fish Handling
A fragmented report discusses fish survival when released after being caught. Survival hinges on injury level, handling severity, and quick, careful stripping of the hook. Proper dry-keeping and minimal force improve chances for most fish to survive and live to bite another day.
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Ecab
Roemelis
Exeter Ww Diets and Die Wells
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Lee Krumbarr and Cox with unclear context. No clear event, dates, or organizations emerge to form a full item.
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Exeter
Die Wells
Lee
Krumbarr
Cox
Nine Stumbled Chester at High Noon In One-Run Loss
A concise score note shows Chester losing to the towners 2-1 in a noon encounter. Sawyer pitched and delivered an innning stint while Winchester and Bayeut aided in the battery for Concord.
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Chester
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