Concord Varsity Baseball Names 15 Returnees for 1949
Concord High announces 15 players and coaches who will return for the 1949 season including captains Bob Flynn and Frank Trabucco, with John Hanley Dave Robinson John Wetherbee Dick Finan Waldo Palmer Charlie Sawyer Billy Gower Jerry Moscariello Teddy Finan and manager Kenneth Mudgett. Returning lettermen include Trabucco Wetherbee Dick Finan Teddy Finan Moscariello Gower Sawyer and Palmer. They will be joined by strong newcomers from the undefeated Peter Meuley key teams and Harvey Wheeler School.
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Concord
Concord High
Walter Carew
John
O*connell
Boblynn
Frank “Trabucco
John Hanley
Dave Robinson
John Wetherbee
Dick Finan
Waldo Palmer
Charlie Sawyer
Billy’ Gower
Jerry Moscariello
Teddy Finan
Kenneth Mudgett
Carew
Harvey Wheeler
Walter Caréw O'Connell
W. Gower
G. Fenton
Bil
J. DiRuzzo Thes
J. Hanley
J. Callahan
D. Robinson
R. Flynn
Pearson Pere
J. Wetherbee
R. Finan Bee
F. Trabuceo
W. Palmer
J. Moscarietlo
Track letters awarded at Concord High school
Concord High announces track letters to a list of students including Sottile Adams Ware Rice Hanson O Grady Vis Bob and Alexander. The ceremony presented by Coach Ww and manager Bill highlighted team members who competed in the late indoor season.
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Concord
Concord High School
Evie O’connor
Wick ‘Sottile
Jimlexander
Ralph Adams
John Vis
Bob. Ware
Bor Rice
Warren Wheeler
Harold HansomiSin Moses
Hob Bowen
Bill Presente
Clags
Sottile
Adams
Ware
Rice
Hanson
O'Grady
Ana Alexander
Eighth graders visit Cleveland Red Sox game with teachers
Eighth grade students from Peter School traveled on Thursday to attend a Cleveland Red Sox game. The outing was led by Miss Marion Gorham, Mrs. Dorothy Hixon, and Sheldon R. Porter with school faculty supervision.
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Peter School
Cleveland Red Sox
Boston
Marion Gorham
Dorothy Hixon
Sheldon.r. Porter
Meeting Postponed By Concord Recreation Commission
The Concord Recreational Commission postponed its regular meeting citing scheduling renewal. Secretary Mrs Ann Root McGrath reported the group is ready to launch its summer playground classes starting June 28.
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Concord
Recreational Commission
Ann Root
McGrath
Track and sports notes from Concord and Lexington youth scene
Coach Walter Carew seen as improving prospects with returning lettermen next spring. Lexing ton High captain Don Oliver ties with Ernie LaBonte in a recent meet. Belmont High jogs in tourney early round. Westford wins Wachusetts League title 12 0 over Acton. M G A Open Golf at Lexington Golf Club set for Thursday. Secondhand items cover high school football and basketball letters, with junior high track development urged by Coach Skip O Connor.
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Walter Carew
O’connor
Jim Alexander
Nino Scimone
Frank Linehan
Bob Learmonth
Stan Moszka
Ed Flannery
Clyde Bowen
Don Oliver
Miler
Lexington High
Ernie LaBonte
Belmont High
Iby
Lexington Golf Club
Coma
Bunker Mavine Eer
Bill Mice
Mido
Country Club
Concord
Lincoln
Dpacant George
High
Oc Ames Lng
r'Jr
Lexington
Skip” O'Connor
Concord Club Continuation Despite Weather
Concord club games continued over the weekend despite rain with several matches decided and others defaulted. Notable results include B W Comins Jr defeating W Ming 6 and 5, C Geary defeating T Lawton 4 and 3, and Comins Jr defeating Scott 8 and 7 with O Brien True 8 and 6 in a separate pairing.
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Concord
Gleason Leads Concord in Wollaston Club Tourney
Concord golfer Francis Gleason joined Sao street competitor at the Wollaston Club last week finishing with a score of 82 to 75.
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Concord
Francis H. Gleason Sao Street
Wollaston Club
Tams Hold First, Tagalongs Lead In Season Standings
Team standings show Tagalongs in first on points won from Sept 24 to March 10 across 20 matches. Yanks led on points won from March 17 to May 19 over 10 matches. Tams boast the top team average since March 31 with key players including Margaret Nickerson Edith McGrath and Alice Algeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Algeo
Tarda Dee
Sedis IO Fran Kilmartin
Poly Mara
Margaret Nielson
Dames
Margaret Algeo
Mattie Martin
Martha Dee Oo
Becky Ea Rina Vibes
Nancy Burke
Reptkek
Elestenae
Dorian
Mery Moynihan
Peg
Webber
Tamas
Margaret Nickerson
Edith McGrath
Yanks
Martha
Dee
Gert
Tams
Concord-L Erickson Named 4 Sport Athlete of the Year
Concord High notes the year’s four sport star Erickson who will spend the summer with his parents after finishing studies at Kimball Union Meriden New Hampshire. The athlete, who earned a Brown University offer, starred in football baseball track and more. He was part of the eastern Seaboard football championship squad.
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Concord
L ‘Erickson
Concord High
George B. Erickson
Erickson
Astern Sie
Eam
Mohawks Face Concord Lincoln League Showdown Tonight
Mohawks prepare for action in the Concord Lincoln League with upcoming games against Arling ton and Acton. Key athletes are practicing hard as the season progresses, and a strong effort is expected in the close matches.
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Concord
Lincoln Pone
Revere
Arlington
Lay
Acton
West Concord Beats Ayer 7-4 In Middlesex League clash
West Concord pitchers Campbell and Hopkins held Ayer to six hits as the locals won 7-4 at Rideout Playground. Muscato had two hits and scored, while West Concord committed five errors and totaled five safeties.
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West Concord
Campbell
Charlie Hopkins
Ayer
Rideout
Hopkins
Val Muscato
C. Hopkins
Flynn
R. Rakip
Blassetti
Concord duo compete in Weston Golf Club tournament
Concord players Jonathan Snelling and CONCORD-Walter Robb entered a members and guests event at Weston Golf Club last week. Their 18 hole scorecard showed 37 40 77 in the first round, with plans to regroup for a second round.
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Concord
Walter Robb
Jonathan Snelling
Weston Golf Club
Concord High Names Trabucco Baseball Captain
Concord junior Frank Trabucco, versatile in left and center field, was chosen captain to succeed catcher Robert Flynn who graduated with the class of 1949. Trabucco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Silvio Trabucco of Belknap Street, previously played basketball and came to varsity baseball this spring after C.Y.O. St. Bernard’s roots.
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Concord
Frank Trabucco
Concordigh’ School
Robert ’E
Flynn
Cco
Silvio
Belknap ‘Street
St. Bernard's C.Y. O
Trabudo
Concord High names new track captain amid team renewal
Concord High School announces junior Alexander New as track captain for the upcoming season. The husky athlete, also a football player at the school, is among five returning regulars ready to lead the squad. He is the son of Mrs. James Alexander of Commonwealth Avenue and is linked with a local reformitory office undertone.
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Concord
Jim Alexander
Concord High School
Nick Sottilew
Jof Reformatory
James Alexander
Commonwealth Avenue
Graduation Shower for Miss Stow at Stow Home
A surprise graduation shower honored Miss Dora Stow daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stow Friday evening June 11 at George W. Smith home. About twenty guests from Melrose Malden Brookline Winchester Stow and Maynard attended. Miss Stow will graduate from Male High School and received many personal gifts and well wishes.
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Stow
Dorothy Stow
George Stow
George W. Smith
Fire drill talks held at Stow Fire House Monday
Captain Doherty of the Arlington Fire Department led a series of fire drill talks at the Stow fire house on Monday evening. Local firemen were urged to attend as the talks drew good attendance and began at 7 o'clock.
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Brown
Stow
Doherty
Arlington Fire Department
Bedford Unitarian Pastor Sechrist Resigns End of June
Rev. Richard G. Sechrist, pastor of the First Parish Unitarian Church in Bedford, has tendered his resignation effective at month’s end. June services will feature candidate preachers each Sunday, including Alfred Stiernolle, Jesse Roy Dom, Kendrick Lee, and Charles Q. Richerdson Jr. Next week Rev. Dana McLean Greeley will occupy the pulpit.
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Dana McLean Greeley
Arlington Street Church
Boston
Bedford-area social notes and hospital news update
Mrs. Alton W Adams entertains her sister Mrs James A Noon of Newton Susan and John Kiely of Brookline NH visit their aunt and grandmother Mrs Horace S Teague and Mrs Rowena Dickwen at 56 Great Ron Alton W Adams attends a class reunion in Amherst Dr Winthrop Adams of Bedford Veterans Hospital speakers at Swampscott American Legion Auxiliary convention Theodora A Mack School Avenue returns to Veteran s Hospital after vacation Bedford Phi Lambda association outing set for August 29 at Mc Govern s Grove Bedford Mrs Charles A Barrett Honey Street recuperating from operation Emerson Hospital Mr and Mrs Odin Otte of Oakland CA Theodore B Currier Pine Street returns to Veterans Hospital after vacation
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Susan
John Kiely
Brookline, N. H
Horace S. Teague
Rowena Dickwen
Winthrop Adams
Bedford Veterans Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Swampscott
Midget IT Twin 61 HDi sale note
A compact classified note describes a MIDGET IT Twin 61 HDi in good body and tires with light use, needs a little work, location tagged near GA28 with references to Waltham and Maynard.
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Iggar
Waltham Si
Maynard
Bedford Man Dies in Elmira After Long Hardware Trade
George A. Skelton of Hillsboro, N H, died in Elmira New York. He was years proprietor of a hardware store now run by Charles P Englehardt Jr. He lived in Bedford then moved to WN H to live with daughter Mrs Thomas G Whitford. Surviving wife Lilien Skelton of Davis road and four grandchildren. Also note Corp Paul G McMahan of the air forge at Keesler Field Miss on twenty day leave at parents home 105 Hancock street. A Huntweil lot sale Saturday benefited the American Tevion Auxiliary Anthony Hunt Hamilton post 221.
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George A. Skelton
Hillsboro
Weil
Tevion
Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post
Day Qi ma Big Leag
A fragmentary item notes a baseball theme with unclear dates and odd phrasing. The readable portion mentions a big league context and an average starched petticoat, but lacks coherent event details or identifiable people or organizations. The text is too garbled to determine a concrete summary.
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