Fi Week For Hall Of Fame Coupon Contest Ends Saturday
The Enterprise runs a Hall of Fame baseball coupon contest with a noon Saturday deadline. Fans must submit ballots at the Concord office, with entries also counted from other site coupons. Vote now to influence the list of past baseball stars honored and the tied football and track events mentioned in the week’s sport pages.
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Concord Nine Ends Season With .500 Record In 1952
Concord’s high school baseball finished 8–8 after a 19 April loss to Maynard avenging an earlier win. They won five league games, lost seven, and beat Maynard Middlesex and Weston outside the league. Next year may see Carew back as coach with a lineup built around Stockenburg Olsen Waite Bouchard Caldwell DeRuzzo Loynd and others. Several seniors graduated including McKenna Ricker Denaro Adams Weidner Mills Gaylor Queen.
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Concord
Maynard High School
Maynard
Middlesex
Weston
Spear
Mr Carew
John O’connell
al Stockenburg
Rennie Olsen
Dave Waite
Dave Bouchard
Meg, Caldwell
Dave DeRuzzo
Dick Loynd
Peter Bulkeley
Leo McKenna
Eddie Ricker
Joe Denaro
Porter Adams
Tommy Weidner
Art Mills
Bob Gaylor
Bob Queen
McKenna and Olsen Honored on All Scholastic Teams
Concord Leos star outfielder McKenna earned honorable mention on the Boston Herald all scholastic team chosen by Ralph Wheeler. Kennie Olsen, a spring standout, won honorable mention on the Boston Post all scholastic list. Olsen is a junior.
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Concord
Leo. McKenna
Concord High Nine
Boston Herald
Ralph Wheeler
Consouth
Jd McKenna
Kennie Olsen
Boston Post
Allem
Olsen
McKenna
Puffer Ties For Second In High Jump
Concord youth Puffer co Captain of the high school track team tied for second in the high jump at Brown University in the New England meet. The winning height was five feet nine inches, with two others also tied. Bob Grant of Barer ot Island won the event as Concord prepared for a 1946 meet.
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Concord
Puffer
Enterprise
Brown University
Bob Grant
Barerote Island
Concord Marine Sgt O'Brien Reaches Final at Winchester Tourney
Concord's C B O'Brien and Winchester's Eddie Martin reached the final of the Winchester member guest golf event before losing the deciding match to Joe Worthington of Dayton and Dave Shean Jr by two up. Kierce and Monahan led opening round with 70 as medalists. Lovejoy also advanced to the fourth flight semi finals.
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Concord
Bill O'Brien
Marine Corps
Eddie Martin
Winchester
Joe Worthington
Dayton
Ohio
Dave ‘Shean, Jr
Joe Kierce
Joe Monahan
Home
C. W. Lovejoy
Hubbardville Triumphs In First Half Baseball Clash
Hubbardville defeated the Minutemen 2 to 1 to lead the Concord-Twi league at the halfway mark. Bob Cull earned the win in his first start, scoring the decisive run on an infield grounder by Rea Giles. Fred Carlson collected three straight singles to spark Hubbardville’s offense while Dick Buckley took the loss.
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Hubbardville
Steony eHow Eistosin Ne
Els Shielp
Minutemen
Trainer Wolf Saddles Discon Solate at Sufffolk Race
Trainer M M Wolf of the Double M Farm arrived at Sufffolk yesterday from Belmont Park and he has saddled Discon solate in the sixth race, owned by Mrs Lettie Wolf his mother.
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Double M Farm
Suffolk
Belmont Park
Lettie Wolf
Concords Track Team Braces for Rebuilding After Losses
Concord High announces a major rebuild as coach Skip O Connor restarts the program around returnees Dave Woodruff Barry Weidner and John Condon. Departed stars include Finan Puffer Ryan Carlson Magurn Slammond and others with promising sophomores Soule DeRuzzo Nichols and Davidson among highlights.
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Concord
O’connor
Jack Finan
Bob Zumwalt
Dashman
Dean Conneau
Charlie Christian
Dave Woodruff
Barry Weidner
John Condon
Woodruff
Weidner
Condon
Dean Soule
Dave DeRuzzo
Bob Tompkins
Owen ‘Nichols
Bob Davidson
Wayne Peterson
Nichols
Tommy Alexander
Bob Foss
Charlie Napoli
Link Ravenscroft
Freddy Walker
Andy Barrett
Gene Herlihy
Max Packard
Bill Hoyt
Charlie Hancock
Dave Casey
Donnie Witherell
John Snelling
Henry Willard
Magurn
Last Fall
Lyle Carlson
Ryan
Ashby Tops West Concord 6-2 In Village League Clash
Ashby defeated West Concord 6-2 at Ashby diamond on Sunday afternoon. Ashby collected 10 hits to West Concord four with Matt Sepe homering and Steve Banuzzio doubling for West Concord. Higgins men drop their fourth in five as Groton keeps league lead with a 10-6 win over Ayr.
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Ashby
West Concord T. T
Matt Sepe
Steve Banuzzio
Roy Anderson
Leo McKenna
Higgins
Groton
Ayer
Flavin Eaton Win Four Ball Golf Tourney
Dr. John F. Flavin and John M. Eaton Jr. won the four ball finals 5 and 4 over Harold Bates and Dr. James M. Austin. In the father and son event on Sunday, Dr. R Fulton Johnston and his son Reginald won.
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Concord
John F. Flavin
John M. Eaton, Jr
Harold Bates
James M. Austin
R Fulton Johnston
Reginald
Concord Rod and Gun Club to Meet and Plan Field Day
Concord Rod and Gun Club to hold a meeting next Wednesday night June 25 with president Gilbert G Lawrence presiding. Plans for the July 4 field day prize giveaways will be discussed at the club grounds off Strawberry Hill road.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Gilbert G. Lawrence
Strawberry Hill Road
The Debunker by John Harvey Farbay Overview
A fragment from The Debunker by John Harvey Farbay discusses the complexity of tasks and the concept of completion amid a web of factors. The text hints at a question or incomplete idea, leaving readers with an open-ended inquiry into how to finish a very full task.
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John Harvey
Farbay
Acton Hosts Concord In North Middlesex Junior League Game
Concord junior baseball visits Acton for the league opener at Emerson Playground on Sunday June 22 at 3 pm. Teams include Stow Shirley Littleton West Concord and Ayer with players such as Dave Bouchard Jack Mattison Arthur Duggan and Charlie Mayo. Bob Cozzens is president. Betty Mattison and Barry Higgins are manager and coach respectively.
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Concord
North Middlesex
Emerson Playground
Acton
Dave Bouchard
Jack Mattison
Arthur Duggan
Charlie Mayo
Walter Driscoll
George Hodgeman
Jack Magoon
Tony Sorrenti
al Stockenburg
Bob Tracey
Clark Welch
John Wheeler
David Waite
David Woodruff
Barry
Ayer
Littleton
West Concord
Stow
Shirley
Maynard Rod and Gun Skish Team Wins Tourney
Maynard Rod and Gun Knickerbockers Skish Team defeated Centralville and Wrentham rods in a spring outing tourney led by high scorer Pete Watts. Scores were Maynard 452 Centralville 427 Wrentham 426. The club voted to raise dues and to organize a Junior Club of Red and Gunners.
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Maynard Rod and Gun Knickerbockers
Wrentham Rod and Gun Club
Centralville Rod and Gun Club
Lowell
Centralville
Wrentham
Pete Watts
Red and Gunners
Dolson
Frances
Carol Dolson
Arline Brooks
Railroad Street
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Maynard Red and Gun
Mighty Mist Wins At Foxboro Track
Mighty Mist, a pacer owned by James Mercury of East Sudbury, won in the fourth race at Foxboro last Monday night. Bred and trained by Albert M. Peckwith of East Sudbury, the bay horse has raced twice this season at Foxboro after being purchased by Mercury last year. Ed Mathews, Braves third baseman, leads National League left handed batters in home runs and may top left handed hitters in both leagues this season.
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Sudbury
James Mercury
Socony
East Sudbury
Foxboro
Albert M. Peckwith
Mr. Mercury
Ed Mathews
Braves
Trainer Swenke Leaves Chat Noir After Mass Handicap
Trainer Sarge Swenke departs for Monmouth Park following Chat Noir’s second place finish in the Mass Handicap race. The move shifts the Massachusetts racing scene as Swenke seeks new opportunities and assignments.
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Sarge Swenke
Mass
Monmouth Park
Stables Debut Colors Run At Suffolk Meeting
Palatine Stables colors appeared at Suffolk for the first time this meeting yesterday with Militant Lady and Kitty S starting. They are trained by Eddie Legere.
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Suffolk
Militant Lady
Kitty
Eddie Legere
Miners Rally For First Win In Narrow Baseball Duel
Maynard Luker wins game for Carlton as he drives in the decisive run in the fourth. He fans 13 Timkeneers and allows one walk in a 2 0 win. Miners beat Elks 9 7 behind Mulcahy Croft and strong hitting led by Hoffman and J Brooks. Barrett earns the win, Hoffman takes the loss as Sparks take first place.
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Twilight Loop Schedule Set For Concord Week
The Concord Twilight League posts second half games this week with Sleepy Hollow vs Hub Bardville Thursday and Hubbardville vs Minutemen Friday. Next week Sleepy Hollow and the Minutemen meet Monday and Tuesday with Company H and Hubbardville. Hubbardville faces Sleepy Hollow Wednesday and Sleepy Hollow battles the Minutemen Friday to close the week. The score notes include various batting averages and a pitching stat mix from Cardinals games and other matchups.
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Sleepy Hollow
Hubbardville
Minutemen
Company H
Red Cross Water Program Training in Concord
A Friday 3:30 p m session invites volunteers to assist child swimming lessons led by Mrs chairman and Lincoln Carlisle at Walden George Guyette. Red Cross demonstrates drowning prevention and teaching assists for youngsters with high school girls eligible for scholarships, including junior seniors and sitter roles.
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Red Cross
Dorothy
Robus
Jane Gill
West Concord
Mis
Concord High
Midgets Open Season in English Arena Tonight
The Norwood Midgets prepare for a 1952 event in England as organizers unveil a new macadam surface. The schedule indicates doors open at 7 with racing beginning at 8. Attendance expectations are high for the debut night under Am Association sanction.
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Am ‘Mobile
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England
Town Overcomes Village in League Victory
Concord team defeats Village in a league clash. Key players from both sides anchored the match as the town edged ahead late to claim the win.
Adams, Wins Two Narrowly in Mystery Match
Local report notes Adams secures a two point victory in a cryptic contest described as a mystery match with unclear opponents and results. The piece hints at a close finish and ongoing questions about the event outcome.
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