Hopkins Hurls West Concord To Easy 11 0 Win
West Concord defeated Burlington 11 to 0 at Rideout Playground as Charlie Hopkins held the Tigers to four singles over seven innings. Matt Sepe led the offense with three hits including a homer and triple, while Tody Bepe added a triple and John DeRuzzo contributed a circuit smash. Hopkins struck out 12, walked three, and West Concord notched eight hits, five for extra bases, in earning their seventh win in the Suburban League.
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Concord High Sports Notes Highlight 1949 50 Records
Concord high officials tout the 1949 50 athletic year as perhaps the best in school history across varsity junior varsity and girls squads. The notes cover summer play, Twilight League, golf, and notable Letter winners including Owse Gower Ba ihe, Pierce McKenna and McHugh, plus family ties to old county league stars and the prospect of early football practice.
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Oakley Country Club
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Charlie” Maloy
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Musketaquid Club Holds West Concord Meeting
West Concord Musketaquid Club held a regular meeting last Thursday night at the club. The tipper was hosted by Patrolman Fred Nolan and his committee. The next meeting is set for Thursday night July 6.
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Polish C C Battles to Stay First in Paul Revere League
Polish American C C faces two home games at John A Crowe Park to seal the first half title. They host Winchester at 2:30 pm Sunday, then play Sudbury Monday at 6:30 pm after a 12 to 3 demolition of Sudbury on Emerson Playground. Luker Robinson and Condon led the hitters. Gudzinowicz held Sudbury to four hits. Arlington Hoboes upset P A C C 6 to 3 at Crowe Park with Kenealy three hits and Robinson a triple and a double.
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Hawks fan Clarence Hawks Never Missed Amherst College Games
Amherst Massachusetts resident Clarence Hawks, age 80, has not missed an Amherst College baseball game in 35 years, a record noted by fans and officials as he follows the team from nearby bleachers.
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Concord colbys Megin attends Colby clinic with Leahy guest
Concord high coach Megin, a Notre Dame graduate, attends Colby College football clinic where Notre Dame mentor Frank Leahy speaks. Also present is Stoneham coach Tony DeTeso, who will face Concord September 23 at Stoneham. Megin plans opening practice August 21 and names several promising newcomers.
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King Talls Lowest Net in President's Cup Qualifiers
In Concord at the country club Harold Caho on oversaw rounds for the President's Cup qualifiers. Bill King posted the lowest net 36 67 with next scores listed for dozens of players as match play continues next weekend. A separate note mentions Brownson's Deep off Puerto Rico at 27 000 feet deep.
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Bill” King
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Phincy Jewell
J. O. Proctor
Roger Crafts
John W. Codding
George Johnstone
Hubert M. Wardwell
Joe Kierce
Ed Peterson
H. A. Ford
R. Scott
Ted Appel
Henry S. Thompson
George Phillips
Andrew Men
Richard 7. Edwards
John F. Flavin
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
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Hudson Junior High Star Jack Anastas Hits and Wins
Hudson Junior High School baseball standout Jack Anastas led the nine with a .561 batting average over 16 games, scoring 31 runs and contributing six pitching wins with no losses. Coach Dave Quinn announced the season averages for the team.
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Jackie Anastas
Hudson Junior High School
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Dave Quinn
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Jack Anastas
Don Tencati
Townes Win On Arkersons Townies Triumph Over VFW
West Concord Townies, led by Lennie Arkerson with five strikeouts, rally from a 3-0 deficit to beat Tewksbury VFW 13 to 3 at Rideout Playground. The team had eight wins in 13 league games, collecting 10 hits including three by Jack Wallace and two by John DeRuazzo. Arkerson fanned five, issued four walks as West Concord pulled away with a big second inning and four more in the sixth.
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Sport Captains At Concord High For Coming Year
Concord high school announces next year’s sport captains across teams. Football co-captains Tommy Prendergast and Frankie Curran. basketball captain Billy Gower. indoor track co-captains Walter Hoyt and Ray Maher. baseball captain Mike McHugh. outdoor track captain Dick Ryan. girls field hockey Betty Lips. girls basketball Jean Rus ses. girls tennis Elizabeth Mellon. girls softball Barbara Cullen. cheerleaders Jean Lyons.
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Tommy Prendergast
Frankie Curran
Billy Gower
Walter Hoyt
Ray Maher
Mike McHugh
Dick Ryan
Ase
Betty Lips
Jean Russes
Elizabeth Melloon
Barbara, Cullen
Jean Lyons
Corrections Concord-Bob Crowell Back Next Season
The Concord-Bob Crowell reserve infielder on the Concord high school nine will not be back next season as reported in the previous edition.
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Bob Crowell
Concord High School
Second Half Schedule for Concord Twi League
Secretary Wallace Peterson lists the Concord Twi League second half schedule starting Monday June 26. Matches include East Quarter versus Hubbardville and Shamrocks versus Minute Men across Monday to Friday with games on July 3 5 6 and 7 featuring Sleepy Hollow East Quarter Minute Men Hubbardville Shamrocks.
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Wallace Peterson
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Senior Graduates and Mike Chase Uncertain for Next Year
The last week's Enterprise notes a member of the senior graduating class from last Wednesday night. It states Mike Chase did not graduate as reported but is believed not to return for next year’s nine.
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Sudbury Athletic Club Shows Depth in Recent Wins
Sudbury won three of their last four games as the roster swells past twenty with Bil Schofield from the high school set and new names like Jack Phelps Avian Flynn Jr Franny Bowers and Bill Curley. Batting averages include Schofield 318 Moore 273 Hawes 299 Phelps 278 and Beveren 166. Some games will be played at Wayland until the Gadbury field is safe.
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Bil Schofield
Jack Phelps
Avian Flynn, Jr
Franny Bowers
Wayland
Bill Curley
Dick Moore
Bob McManus
Dick Hawes
Bob Phelps
Mike Balmforth
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Bill Schofield
Pete Peterson
Don Roberts
Gadbury
Fisherman Raulris Quietly Lands Big Catch
A modest fisherman Raulris from Wd P finds a notable fish and avoids bragging or entering a high profile contest. The event highlights quiet skill over showmanship in local fishing circles.
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Indians Tame P. C. and Thy by Five Four
West Concord wins 5-4 behind Junior Jones who adds a home run and Derazzo also homers. Fae Wallace drives the decisive hits with Buc Hapins and Herb Blodgett singles. Chettie Hoping and Charlie Sawyer duel on the mound as Indians edge Tudy’s despite six errors.
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John Derazzo
Fae Wallace
Charlie Sawyer
Matt Sepe
Blodgett
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Derunzo
Sigman
Steve Flannery
Herb Symes
Maynard High graduates lose star athletes in heavy Maynard sports year
Maynard High School honors a large group of graduating athletes including Dick Albert Frank Baritone Frank Case Chris Cutaia and others. The P A C C faces two playoff games for the first half title while Merchants failed to field a team this season. Old Timers plan a September tote under Joe White with Maurice Stuckert likely to attend as Mad Country Club keeps busy with tournaments and summer programs ahead.
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Dick Albert
Frank Baritone
Frank Case
Chris Cutaia
Dick Dargiewicz
Dan Dintiné
George Holly
Bill O’voore
Fran Penniman
Jack Perrilo
Frank Rogers
Ed Romanowski
al Viola
Art Wirtanen
Chet Welik
Paul Revere
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Joe White
Maurice Stuckert
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Acton Ninety Eight Edges West Concord In Openers
The visiting Acton nine defeated West Concord junior team 3 to 7 in the opening game of the North Middlesex Junior league. Upcoming games: June 29 at Littleon and July 3 at Shirley.
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Rideout
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McKenna Receives Honor At Cord High Graduation
Concord high school star Jimmy McKenna was named outstanding athlete at graduation. Over the weekend he earned honorable mention as shortstop by a Boston newspaper. Oklahoma officials begin a full inventory of state owned property, likely the first in 43 years, with the task expected to take over a year.
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Jimmy” McKenna
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The Catcher in Golf Concert Final Round
A concert related event features Bill O Breas guiding the final round with a guest appearance. Details remain scarce and local to the venue.
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