Concord High Students Earn Diplomas In 1940s Class
Concord High School graduates a large class with eight football players departing. Among those honored are captains Tony Basile and Jack King, plus players Charlie Bowie Jimmy McKenna Charlie Lyons Al Manter Kendall Clark Leo McGrath Peter Mutty and others. Also listed are basketball track cross country and baseball seniors with captains Pierce Moreau Sawyer and Mason King.
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Jimmy McKenna
Charlie Bowie
Jimmy Lyons
al Manter
Charie Johnson
Kendall Clark
Jack Pierce
Leo McGrath
Peter Mutty
Bilk Berg
Jack King
Tony Basile
Cocaptains
Concord
Mason King
Pierce
Charlie Sawyer
Georgie Moreau
McKenna
King
Charlie Johnson
Bob Cullen
Bowie
Moreau
Lennie Orkin
Bob Culen
Stan Moszka
Bob Daly
Lucker
Sawyer
Bill Flynn
Mike Chase
McGrath
Concord High School
Bernard E. Megin
William Berg
Walter Hoyt
Leo Bayeur
Bob Queen
Eddie Alexander
Billy Gower
Bruce Woodworth
Leo McKenna
Danny Gaylor
Bob Gaylor
Win Puffer
Dick Lyons
Dick Ryan
Tommy Weidner
Kenny Olsen
Frankie ‘Curran
Tommy Prendergast
Eddie Ricker
Richard Arthur
Bob Arthur
Larry Lyons
Don Mulcah
Frank Gill
Paul Landini
Bob Zumwalt
Mackey Caldwell
Charlie Hancock
Jack Denaro
Art Mills
Ray Maher
Hans van Leer
Tony Manchuso
Silvio
Bruce Dutton
Walter Dow
J. King
J. McKenna
George Moreau
L. McKenna
Elect Gower
Manager Landini
Dick Arthur
Rick
Alexander
M. King
Woodworth
Atwood
Olsen
Bayeur
Alden
Fletcher
Dean Comeau
C” Sound
Mills
Mulcahy
Bob Parker
Caldwell
Hancock
Weidner
John Condon
Berger
Barthus
Manchuso
Capt
Dick Dee
Bob Crowell
Maher
Prendergast
Gower
R. Gaylor
Mike McHugh
L. Lyons
Crane
Stockenburg
Murphy
Ricker
Lyle Carlson
Puffer
Bob Hammond
D. Gaylor
Zumwalt
Castle
Jack Finan
Cant
Orkin
Cullen
Moszka
Carlson
Larry
Webber
John Todd
Hoyt
Magurn
Hammond
Finan
Dave Woodruff
Ryan
Johnson
Wardwell Wins Golf Title With 42 Net At Concord
Former selectman Edward M Wardwell won a 12 hole best net golf event at Concord Country Club with 42 net. Other scorers included William O Brien 47 43 and John Eaton Jr 56 43 as qualifying rounds for the Presidents Cup were postponed to the coming weekend per Harold Cahoon club manager.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Ged
Ubert M. Wardwell
Ctor
William G. O'Brien
John M. Eaton, Jr
Andrew M. Dawson
Danforth W. Comins Sr
Charles B. Johnson
Ralph C. Piper
James M. Austin
John B. Tew
Harold Cahoon
Vro
Lawton and McGrath Win Golf Prizes
Lawton and McGrath were prize winners at Cohasset Country Club’s electrical institute golf tournament held last Wednesday. Lawton earned the low net in the retail division, while McGrath achieved the nearest to pin.
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Grotie S. Lawton
Aidher
Lawton
Walden Street
Electrical Institute
Cohasset Country Club
Leon J. Moreau
John B. McGrath
Edwin F. Crosby
Ralph A. Macone
John W. Gallagher
John B. Finigan
McGrath
Chamberlins Top Mixed Foursomes at Concord Country Club
Concord weekend nine hole mixed foursomes at Concord Country Club saw winners led by Mr and Mrs Fred B Chamberlin with 49 16 33 followed by Mr and Mrs Edward P Chase 53 16 37 Dr and Mrs Randolph Piper 52 13 39 and Prof and Mrs James M Austin 56 13 43.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Fred B. Chamberlin
Edward P. Chase
Randolph Piper
James M. Austin
PACC 5 Weston 3 in Paul Revere League showdown
PACC 5 Weston 3 at John A Crowe Park as a big inning with two walks two errors a double and a single produced five runs. Jerry Robinson led with two long drives while Van Heest's wild pitching and timely hits pushed PACC toward the first half of the league schedule.
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P.A.C.C
Weston
Maynard
C. C
John A. Crowe Park
Jerry Robinson
van Heest
Paul Revere
Ladies League closes season with Strikettes champs
Concord The Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club final standings show Strikettes with 67 wins 53 losses champions ahead of Rockettes 66 54. Other teams Atomettes 60 60 Jettes 47 73. Top averages include Margaret Burke 89.3 Helen Hanson 88.0 Edie McGrath 86.7. Final averages listed for all teams with top triples and singles noted.
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Conecord
Strikettes
Rockettes
Atomettes
Jettes
Margaret Burke
Helen Hangon
Edie McGrath
Peg Drugan
Dottie Martin
Gert Dee
Becky Faunce
Margaret Nickerson
Marge Dee
Peggy MacInnis
Helen Hanson
Peggy McIinnis
Strckettes
Agnes Neville
Eileen Martin
Marge Dee i
Ck Creat
Eve Beesie Ieds Veh
Frances Kilmartin
Alice Hargrove
Peggy McInnis
Nancy Burke
Mary Connell
Clark Ooo c Se
Jettes Peg Druggan
Gerte Dee Aye Ne Ee
Margaret Algeo
Roberta Pelandini
Spares
Gertsieete Te So
Helen Hateh
Helen McCarthy
Maynard Highs Golfers Triumph Over Wayland 7-2
Maynard high school golfers beat Wayland 7 to 2 for their season opener. Bob Nelson and Gordon Nelson teamed to defeat Hodges and Clifford, Don Torppa won a point, while Jim Cutter and John Korsman defeated Hobbs and Sherman 3-0. Locke and Bowers gave Wayland two points.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Wayland
Bob Nelson
Gordon
Don Torppa
Hodges
Clifford
Jim Cutter
John Korsman
Hobbs
Sherman
Locke
Bowers
Maynard R. Nelson
G. Nelson Cutter
Korsman Taylor
Watjus
Wayland Hodges
Clifford Hobbs
Sherman Locke-Bowers
Geary Wins Handicap Golf Tourney at Concord Country Club
Geary captured the Concord Country Club handicap versus par event last weekend with a three up victory. Teammates and rivals listed include Joe Kierce Lennie Smith Bill O'Brien Ed Peterson John Tew John Eaton and many others with scores ranging from even to four down.
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Concord
Cal Geary
Concord Country Club
Joe Kierce
Lennie Smith
Bill O'Brien
Ed Peterson
John Tew
John Eaton
John Flavin
George Johnstone
R. W. Scott
Dan Comins
Hubert M. Wardwell
C. B. Johnson
Ralph C. Piper
James Austin
Ted Appel
Concord horse wins two classes at Millwood show
Mrs. Francis H. Gleason of Monument Street Concord saw her prize horse win the lightweight hunter class and the model hunters class at the Millwood horse show held last Saturday.
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Concord
Francis H. Gleason
Seniors dominate Hale High Field Day meet
At Hale High interclass Field Day seniors win with 25 points while sophomores place second with 12 juniors 10 and freshmen 8. Events include 50 yard dash relays and basketball throws with seniors winning most contests coached by Richard Bejune.
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Helen Ferguson
John Makey
Virginia DiPietro
Betty Dudley
Eleanor Peck
Richard Salmon
Frank Vodoklys
Daniel Enneguess
John Mahey
Dorrance Leard
Joan Annett
Alice Dexter
Ruth Stiles
Joanne Hartley
Elizabeth Derby
Richard Bejune
Post Office Tops West End In Tight West End Derby
The Post Office nine rallied from a 5 0 deficit to defeat West End 7 5 in a protest logged game. Kenny Hampson of Acton pitched well and drove in the tying and winning runs via Roy Anderson and Leo Duggan. Tudy's beat West End 11 6 behind Eddie Loughlin and Georgie Fenton with three singles apiece. Indians, led by Junior Jones, beat the Reformatory 15 3 for a fifth straight Twi League win as Matt Sepe Herbie Blodgett and Frank McHugh punched hits.
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West Concord
Tudy
Post Office
Kenny Hampson
Acton
Roy Anderson
Leo Duggan
West End
Eddie Loughlin
Georgie Fenton
Eddie
Georgie
Bill McHugh
Indians
Jones
Reformatory
Matt Sepe
Herbie Blodgett
P A C C Beats Winchester In High Scoring Baseball Clash
Maynard paced the P A C C bats with Jerry Robinson hitting two homers and a single plus Gene Robinson homer by Al Sablone. Johnny Gudzino and George Laker contributed two hits each while Donahy hit a ninth inning grand slam. Connors twice safed for Winchester as P A C C totaled 24 bases on 12 hits.
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P.A.C.C
Winchester
Maynard
Jerry Robinson
Gene Robinson
al Sablone
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Georgie Laker
Joe Watts
Donahy
Connors
P.A.C
P. A.C
Gudzinowicz
Watts
Hill
Maduna
Creighton student cries during Omaha wind storm
A Wyoming student at Creighton University in Omaha cried during a violent wind storm. Her classmates said the storm would pass soon. She said she was not scared, explaining she felt homesick rather than fear.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
Wyoming
Creighton University
Hale High and Stow teams clash in doubleheader finale
Hale High baseball defeated Harvard 23 to 8 in eleven innings at Harvard with Wickey pitching seven hits nine strikeouts and one walk. Hale seniors Enneguess Derby and Vogoklys contributed strong hits as Hynes left with an arm injury in the fourth. Hale girls softball beat Littleton 24 to 4 at Littleton led by Macomber and Lemos while Hopkinton looms as season closer at 3 PM on the Stow diamond.
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Stew
Hale
Harvard High School
Harvard
Wickey
Stew Boys
Enneguess
Derby
Vogoklys
Stow
Hynes
Hale High
Jimee Taeee
Littleton High School
Littleton
Macomber
Lemos
Stow Lassies
Stow Girls
Hopkinton
Concord High Awards Honor Varsity and Junior Teams
At an assembly, Concord High School presented athletic letters to varsity and junior varsity players across football, basketball, baseball, track, field hockey, tennis, softball, and cheer. Co Captains and managers were announced for multiple squads including football, basketball, and track groups.
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Concord High
Maynard Teens Compete In State Golf Meet
Maynard High School sent two boys to the state interscholastic medal golf tournament at Ponkapoag last Monday. Bob Nelson shot 104 and 90 for a 194 total across the 36 holes.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Ponkapoag
Bob Nelson
Townies Fall as Wilmington Edges West Concord 4 2
West Concord drops its third straight league game to Wilmington 4 2 despite five-hitter by Junior Jones. John DeRuzzo and Tody Sepe supply West Concord runs with a triple by Sepe driving in two. Game details note late Wilmington scoring and upcoming home games at Percy A Rideout playground.
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West Concord
Wilmington
Jones
John DeRuzzo
Tody Sepe
Georgie Fenton
Matt Lene
Tewksbury
Percy. A. Rideout
Varney
Chelmsford
Maynard P A C and Local Teams on Thurday Schedule
Local sport calendar lists baseball games across leagues. Maynard P A C vs Arlington Hoboes at Maynard 6 15 p m Musketaquid Club supper at 7 p m East Quarter vs Shamrocks at Emerson Playground 6 15 p m Pot o office vs Indians at Rideout or West Concord Twilight League 6 15 p m Sunday Sudbury visit Maynard P A C 3 p m Monday Indians meet Tudy s Tuesday West Concord T T versus Varney A A of North Chelmsford and Arlington T T at Maynard P A C 6 15 p m Wednesday West End v Reformatory Rideout 6 15 p m West Concord T I versus Chelmsford at Rideout.
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Maynard P. A C
Arlington Hoboes
Paul Revere
Maynard
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Shamrocks
Concord
Emerson Playground
Potoffice
Indians
West Concord
Rideout Playground
Tudy
West Concord T.T
Varney A. A
North Chelmsford
Maynard P. A. C
Arlington T. T
Arlington
West End v. Reformatory
West Concord T.I
Chelmsford
Bedford Pupils Win Awards at Lexington
At Lexington high school assembly Bedford students earned letters and awards for the school year. Baseball honorees included Co Captain Winfield Ricker John Adams John Higgins Roderick MacLean with MacLean named co captain for 195%. Track captains Winthrop Webster along with John Raynor and Frank Martines also received awards. Honor emblems went to Cecil King Robert Joslin John Stewart David Rice and Donald Saliga. Girls softball emblems were awarded to Nancy Joslin Marion Nelson Alice Damery and Judith Swanson.
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Bedford
Lexington High School
Winfield Ricker
John Adams
John Higgins
Roderick MacLean
Winthrop Webster
John Raynor
Frank Martines
Cecil King
Robert Joslin
John Stewart
David Rice
Donald Saliga
Nancy Joslin
Marion Nelson
Alice Damery
Judith Swanson
Bedford Softball Action Through Week of Play
Bedford softball games continue on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons at Page Field. The Bedford Red Sox defeated the Mohawks 9 to 0 with Steve Sombrowski collecting three hits. Mohawks beat Old Billerica 10 to 5 behind Dave Rice pitching. On Tuesday June 6 the Highway team crushed Old Billerica 14 to 2 led by Art Hansen.
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Bedford
Page Field
Bedford Red Sox
Mohawks
Steve Sombrowski
Billerica
Dave Rice
Art Hansen
Maynard Ho boes Clash With Polish African C C Tonight
Good game evening as Maynard The Arlington Ho boes face Polish African C C in a Paul Revere League match at John A Crowe Park at 6 30 p m in another league encounter.
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Maynard
Arlington Hoboes
C. C
Paul Revere
John A. Crowe Park
Hubbardville Hosts Baseball Resumes After Meeting
The Hubbardville East Sleepy Hot Minute Shamrocks defeated Hubbard Peterson D in a resumed game led by Bobby Cull. Standings and results follow the recent meeting as teams push toward the season’s end.
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Concord— Peterson
Hubbard
Bobby Cull
Hubbardville
Sleepy Hot Minute
Shamrocks
Player names and roles fade in unclear lineup notes
Fragmentary OCR lists Mat McHugh and Francis C. street as players with vague references to Bayeur and Prenderg in an unclear past lineup.
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McHugh
Francis C. Street
West
Bayeur
Aner
Prenderg
Meha Minut Meha Minut Concore Bardville Playgrounds
Fragmentary lines describe Concore Bardville strengthening a place and a first division or event. Not enough intact facts to determine a clear person or organization or outcome.
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