Concord Tops Belmont Quadrangular Meet Highlights
Concord finished fourth at the Belmont quadrangular meet against Belmont Melrose Winchester with 9 points. Lexingon did not enter, Belmont won most events led by Johnny West, Ken Char and Bob Ware's performances. Concord’s Muscatto set a new meet record in the 440 as Ralph Adams won the mile. Linehan, Ware and Alexander contributed in multiple events.
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Wiencord
Middlesex
Belmont
Concord
Melrose
Winchester
Lexington
Stoneham
Mackefield
Bearling
Belt
Ners
John Packard
Muscate
Ace
Muscaté
Ralph Adams
Bob Ware
O’connor
Johnny West
Ken Charof
Muscato
Waré
Harold Anison
Francis Linehan
Linehan
Sim Alexander
Ware
Adams
O'Connor
Nick Sottile
Nelson Putnam
John O'Grady
Bob Nan
Bob Brooks
Eddie Dee
Ray Eisenhauer
Rain Washes Out Maynard Concord Game Schedule
Weather forced a rainout of the Paul Revere League game between Maynard and Concord last Sunday. The league schedule shifts push a rescheduled match to Thursday at St Bernard's in Concord. If Sudbury drops out, St Bernard's will host Sudbury in a return game. another home game is set for Thursday June 19 against Imont after their first meeting loss.
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Tre
Maynard
Concord
St. Bernard's
Imont
Concord High School Athletics Summary
Concord High School records report an 11 win 5 loss baseball season in 10 innings. Track results highlight Mansfield and Foxboro securing wins while Lex Penn Relays notes show a third place finish. State and interscholastic events list Muscato winning the 440 and Middlesex Interscholastics placing fourth with Kingston Rhode Island and state college references appearing among the results.
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Wie
H. S
Mansfield
Foxboro
Lex- Penn Relays
Fetiesley
Mingham
Mont Relays
Tington
Winchester
Muscato
Middlesex
Concord High School Football Schedules For 1947
Concord announces ready 1947 grid schedules for the Concord High School football team. Fans may drop by the Concord Enterprise office at 6 Main Street to pick up billfold sized schedules. one side lists games and officials, the other carries the Enterprise slogan and contact details.
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Concord
Concord Enterprise
Main Street
Enterprise
Classical Wins 7-6 in Final of Skate Baseball Tourney
Belmont and Concord Belmont Highs competed in the Middlesex League event at Fortwayark. Lynn Classical defeated Belmont in the semifinals and Newton edged Somerville. the final Saturday saw Classical beat Newton 7-6. Classical now faces the western champion on June 21.
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Concord
Belmont High
Middlesex
Fortwayark
Lynn Classical
Norwood
Somerville
Wayland
Belmont
Lynn
Boston College High
Newton
Malden Catholic
Classical
Sleepy Hollow Beaten by Concord-Hubbardville 5-4
Concord-Hubbardville upset league leader Sleepy Hollow nine to five at Emerson Playground last Friday night for Sleepy Hollow’s first loss. Jack Skewes pitched for Concord-Hubbardville with Bob Cull catching. Tony Pagano and Harry Cooks plus Maurice Dee caught for the loser. Earlier, Sooner edged East Quarter 7 to 5 with Frannie Horne and rb McKenna guiding the winners. Sleepy Hollow Depot game was postponed.
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Concord
Hubbardville
Sleepy Hollow
Emerson Playground
Jack Skewes
Bob Cull
Tony Pagano
Harry Cooks
Maurice Dee
Sooner
Frannie Horne
Rb McKenna
John Finigan
Ed Finigan
Brother Battery
Sleepy Hollow Depot
Letters Presented Concord High School Teams
Concord High School awards letters to boys and girls of all spring sport teams as coaches present the monograms at today’s ceremony.
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Concord
Concord High School
Concord High tops Winchester 6 3 in Middlesex League clash
Fenton pitched a strong game for Concord High as they beat Winchester 6 to 3 at Emerson Playground. Spooner hit a key two run homer in the sixth and Skewes added two singles in his final game for Concord. Winchester’s lefty Scott Doub struggled with control as Concord notched nine league wins and improved to 11 overall.
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Concord
Georgie Fenton
Concord High
Winchester
Emerson Playground
Fenton
Jack” Switzer
Scott’ Doub
Dave Spooner
Jack Skewes
Skewes
Spooner
Bill Pearson
Concords
Creighton
Walter Wood
Capt
Duke
Stefanelli
Eddie Dee
Normie Dee
Lennie Erickson
Pearson
O Neill Defeats Bedford Easily In League Tilt
Billy O Neill pitched for the first time this season as St Bernard Holy Name blanked Bedford in a Paul Revere League game at Emerson Playground last Thursday. The win avenged a 5 4 loss and Concord hosts a home game this Sunday at the same diamond.
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Concord
Billy O'Neill
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
Bedford
Paul Revere
Emerson ‘Playground
O'Neill
Concord High School Names Early Fall Grid Squad and Plans Jamborees
The Concord High School football program lists returning seniors and juniors reporting this week for the 1947 fall season. Coach Megin emphasizes informal meetings while workouts focus on work and training ahead of two jamborees and an early September start. Names include seniors Warren Wheeler Edward Nowalk George Camougis Ted Fredenbegh Eddie Bean Max Lace Bill Buckley and others alongside juniors sophomores and freshmen slated to join.
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Concordine
Megin
Gencord Hi School
Concorda
Hudson
Chburg
Hhard
Warren Wheeler
Edward’Nowalk
George Camougis
Ted Fredenbegh
Eddie Bean
Max Lace
Bill Buckley
George Pearson
Bobby Ware
Bob Rice
John Hanley
Bill McHugh
William Berg
Peter Mutty
John Adams
Frank Clarkson
Kendall Clark
George Moreau
Bob Daly
George Simms
Charles Bowie
Leo McGrath
Jack King
Dick Dee
Concord-Rain Dampens Weekend Golf Tournament at Concord Country Club
Wet conditions washed out Sundays tennis rounds while Saturdays produced a birdie eagle par tourney won by Jonathan Snellins with 5 points. Top scores included Danforth W. Comins Sr. 31, Henry B. W. Snelling 29, E. Payson True 29, Charles B. Johnson 28, F. B. Chamberlain 24. Next week hopes high to begin the club tennis championship.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Jonathan Snellins
Danforth W. Comins Sr
Converse Hill
Henry’ B. W. Snelling
E. Payson
Charles B. Johnson
F. B. Chamberlain
Peter Bulkeley Nine Rallies To Top Lincoln High
Peter Bulkeley High rallied from a 6-0 deficit to defeat Lincoln High 9-6 at Lincoln last Monday. Billy Gower started for Concord, relieved by Tom Weidner who earned the win with Leo McKenna catching. Gower, Weidner and Frank Curr led the visitors at the plate as six runs in the sixth inning sealed the comeback.
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Peter Bulkeley
Middlesex
Juster
Donald Waite
Jerry Cole
Feagine Salter
Robert Zumwalt
Dick McWalter
Donald Mulcahy
Mike McDonough
Robert Hall
Jack Fallon
Tom, Weidner
Jack Yy
Dick Ryan
Leo McKenna
Lerry Jack Isensep
Kenneth Olsen
Jack Pinas
Frank Curran
Billy Gower
Walter
Hop
Brauckmann
Robert Douglas
Paul Emerson
Geach Sheldon Porter
Concord
Lincoln High
Lincoln
Porter
Tom Weidner
Gower
Weidner
Harvey
Wheeler
Muscato Faces Tough 440 at New England Meet
Concord star Val Muscato aims for a strong showing in the 440 at Newton Dickinson Stadium for the New England championship. He and rival Irving Howe of Boston English pace the field, with six state qualifiers joining the race. Muscato seeks to shake shin splints while Howe seeks a decisive outdoor win after prior clashes.
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Concord
Val Muscato
Boston
Newton
Dickinson Stadium
Muscato
Shane
Irving Howe
John Packard
Lexington
O’leary
Milton
Tom Lacey
Tech
al Macey
Wellesley
Howe
Muzzey
Middlesex
Franklin Park
New York
Massachusetts
Weekend Sports Schedule Across Towns and Leagues
A detailed Thursday to Wednesday sports calendar lists baseball league games and district twilight matches at Rideout and Emerson playgrounds, golf and track events at Newton and Concord venues, plus Paul Revere Baseball League games and regional tournaments. Notable venues include Dickinson Stadium, Concord Country Club, and Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club events.
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Concord Teton
Shirley
Sudbury
Concord
Waltham
Maynard
Bedford
Acton
Belmont
Watertown
Harwood Graduates as IC4A Pole Vault Champion
Peter Harwood, Harvard alumnus, earned his degree last week after clinching the IC4A pole vault title during his final week of collegiate competition.
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Concord
Peter ‘Harwood
Harvard Univers Mater
Maynard St Anthony Society Field Day at Crewe Park
The Maynard St Anthony Society will host its annual Field Day at Crewe Park from June 13 to 15. Activities include a Friday wrestling match, Saturday parade and band concert, Sunday high mass and procession with regional societies, fireworks, and various entertainments. If rain occurs the event moves to the following week.
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Maynard
Waltham ‘Street
Main Street
Sudbury Street
Crowe Park
Fitchburg
Alfred Yesue
St. Bridget’s Church
Eagles Plan Joint Outing at Riverside Gun Club
The Assabet Aerie F.O.E. and the Water town Aerie schedule a joint outing at Riverside Gun Club grounds Hudson on Sunday June 22. The program includes sports entertainment and other features. The Eagles also plan to install local officers at a meeting next Sunday afternoon in I O O F hall followed by a social in Eagles hall.
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Maynard
Assabet Aerie F.O.E
Watertown Aerie
Riverside
Maynard High awards athletes letters at assembly
An assembly at Maynard High School awarded varsity letters to athletes. Baseball letters went to Captain George Luxer and teammates including Wasiluk A and others. basketball letters were presented to Captain Fred Wasiluk and players such as Tomyl and Oskirka with manager Penninan.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
George
Luxer
Wasiluk
Témiyl
White
Mariani
Howes Veracka
J. Robinson
G. ‘Robinson
MacDonald
Swanson
V. Tomyl
Fred Wasiluk
Luker
A. Tomyl
Oskirka
Bain
Howes
William ‘Penninan
Marlboro Fans Gain Midget Auto Track on Turnpike
Ground broke yesterday for a quarter mile midget auto track in Westboro near the Boston Worcester Turnpike on land bought from Mary De Boer of Magreland Farms. The project is sponsored by a Fiorington group led by Michard J Turgeon of Marlboro. No opening date has been set.
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Marlboro
Westboro
Boston
Worcester
Turnpike
Grafton
Fiatingdon
Michard J. Turgeon
Mary de Boer
Maynard High Joins Reorganized Midland League
Maynard high school will join the reorganized Midland League for the 1947 48 season. All games will be away from home due to surface issues, with rival teams Glinton Wart and Madson each hosted twice on their courts. Coach Dick Lawson expects spirited competition despite the travel.
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Maynard
Dick Lawson
Maymard
Glinton
Wart
Madson
Local Girls Enjoy Softball Season Add Fun and Spirit
The school reports a growing junior girls athletic schedule with softball adding zest to activities. Bondelevitch and Dickson direct the effort as the team builds spirit through games and practice.
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Ibeen Gang
N Bondelevitch
Dickson
Maynard School Baseball Season Closes With Mixed Results
The Maynard school baseball team finished its season with ten wins and several standout players. Pitching by Hudson and Marshal Clinton helped in a sweep of sets, while Milford suffered a 3 2 loss to Buzz Boy 1 Georgie Luker and others. Key batting leaders include Luker at .500 and Veracka at .233, with Howes .217 and Robinson .187 among others.
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Maynard
Nuseason
Fulars
Ty Dick Lawson
Hudson
Marshal Clinton
Milford
Buzz Boy
Georgie Luker
Luker
Veracka
Howes
Ma Binson
Concord District Drive Aids Sachem Support
In Concord, under the leadership of John Todd the local district pushes aid for Sachem support. The committee members include Eliot Shaw Jr Ronald Carroll Donaldson Damon Edgar Rohan and others from Concord, all guiding the effort.
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Concord
John Todd
Sachem
Charles RB
Eliot R. K. Shaw, Jr
All
R. F. Carroll
Donaldson
J. Damon
Edgar A. Rohan
Concord St John’s Graduation Announcement
A brief graduation notice from Concord Fourth Street St. John’s notes McKENNA pre graduation at Mond and plans for Attending Mr and Mrs Kenmia. Further details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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McKenna Concord
Concord St. John
Unclear fragmentary sports note from early text
A fragmented passage by SAMS discusses a game moment and ball path. The garbled text lacks clear names, locations, or outcomes but hints at in progress play and estimation of future actions.
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Rhode Island
Ramed
Good Concord Team
Igame
Jen Lare
Jim McKenna
Bobby Flynn
Joh Hanley
Iger
Ken Mudgett
Bearrow
Ken Creighton
John DeRuzzo
Dick Finan
Bill ‘Pearson
George Fenton
Norman Dee
Keith Martin
Doub
Flaherty
Concord Ab
Po Wood
Flynn
Po Horn
Bellino
Olivier
Donaghy
Slack
Switzer
Nes
Roche
Conley
Coon
W. H.S
Wood
Olivier Donaghy
Pear
O’neill
Ren Vane
Harvey Wheeler
Rideout Playground
Ord
Ton
Mayn Lincoln
Atertown
Westford
VFW
West
Concord Town
Depot
Herronville
Emerson
Concord Twilight
New England
Concord Twilight Baseball League
Weston
Waverly
Paul
Revere
East Quarter
Anton
Town
Gion
Waters Belmont
Harwood
St. Anthony S
Eagles
BeQa Turnpike
Conti
Bette) By
Sams
D&m
Stow
Dale Gepot
Argon
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