Concord-Seward Announces 1954 55 Coaching Assignments
Concord High School releases annual coaching roles for 1954 55 with Supt Radcliffe Morrill athletic director Bernard Megin listing staff for fall winter and spring sports. Assignments include Bern ard Megin John O Connell Walter Carew Leonard Godfrey Joseph Regan Norton Levy John McGrail John Benjamin Richard Conley and others across football basketball baseball track golf and field hockey.
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Concord
Supt. of
Radcliffe Morrill
Bernard E. Megin
Athetic
Concord High School
Suarte Bove
Foo‘ball
Bernard Megin
Ass’t
John O'Connell
Walter Carew
Robert Seanard
Leonard Godfrey
Joseph Regan
John McGrail
Norton Levy
John O’connell
John Benjamin
David Townsend
Richard Conley
Duggan Named 1955 Concord High Baseball Captain
Concord High junior second baseman Concord-Arthur Duggan has been elected baseball captain for 1955 to succeed Dave Waite who graduated. Duggan also plays football and has been a baseball regular for two championship seasons under Coach Walter R. Carew. His father Arthur Duggan Sr. captained the high school nine over 30 years ago and he is nephew of Elmer Duggan former New York Yankee hurler.
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Concord
Arthur Duggan
Haseen
Concord High
Dave Waite
Duggan
Aso
Walter R. Carew
Elmer Duggan
New York Yankee
Local Entries Shine At Middlesex Kennels Dog Show
More than 500 dogs entered at the Middlesex Kennels Club show held on Saturday at the Middlesex School athletic field. Local winners include Maltese Electra Pam Di of Villa Mila, Pugs Tarralong Tige Aud rey G Litchfield, Spaniels Plbac's Eliaf Hasterh, Skye Terriers Graecroft Quicksilver, and Toy Terriers second place.
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Wut Concord
Middlesex Kennels Club
Middlesex School
Electra Pam- di
Villa Mila
Vincenzo Calvaresi
Bedford
Pugs
Ch. Tarralong Tige
Audrey G. Litchfield
Stow
Plbac
Eliaf Hasterh
Constance M. Ayer
Susan Nobile
Concord
Skye Terriers
Ch. Graecroft
Quicksilver
Charles D. Gray
North Acton Toy Terriers
Calvaresi
Baseball Scores From Sunday League Action
In the Village Baseball League West Concord lost to Littleton 15 to 7. Burlington defeated Stow 6 to 2. Groton won twice against Marlboro and moved to second with 12 2. Nashua remains the leader at 8 1, while Concord stands 6 6 and West Concord 4 7 as of Monday.
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Concord
West Concord
Littleton
Burlington
Stow
Groton
Marlboro
Nashua
Dodgers Lead in Concord Little League Standings
Concord standings show Dodgers top the league, continuing their lead in the Concord Little League. Other teams trail as schedules advance and season counts rise.
Plans Am Over Concord And West Concord Juniors
Concord and West Concord will be represented in the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League this season. Upcoming games include West Concord at Acton, Maynard at Westford, Littleton at Acton, Westford at Ayer, and more. League officers are President and Secretary Robert Cozzens, Treasurer Betty Mattison, and Umpire-in-Chief Walter Zipp.
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Concord
West Concord
North Middlesex
Acton
Maynard
Westford
Littleton
Ayer
Robert Cozzens
Betty Mattison
Walter, Zipp
Lowell
Maynard Edges Concord In Ten Inning Junior Game
Maynard defeated Concord 6-4 in ten innings as Acton edged Westford 7-6 and Littleton defeated Ayer 12-1. Malcolm Langille and Paul Green pitched for Acton. Bill Bradley and Tommy MacCarthy led Acton with two hits each.
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Acton
North Middlesex
Maynard
Concord
Westford
Littleton Weuting Ayer
Malcolm Langille
Paul Greenough
Bill Bradley
St. Catherine’s
Tommy MacCarthy
Two New Coaches Replace OConnor In Concord Track
Concord High names Norton Levy and John Benjamin as track coaches replacing Skip O Connor. Levy, University of Chicago graduate and World War II veteran, will coach cross country and outdoor track and teach mathematics. Benjamin, Boston University graduate, will lead indoor track and assist outdoors while teaching at Peter Bulkeley.
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Concord
O Connor
Concord High
Norton Levy
John Benjamin
Levy
University of Chicagoland
Harvard
Benjamin
Boston University
Acton
Concord Hich
Peter Bulkeley
Holiday clambake at Rod and Gun club sets July celebration
Concord event at the Rod and Gun Club grounds off Strawberry Hill road runs Sunday from 1 to 4 p m with rain date Monday July 5. Delicacies will be served along with horsehoes pony rides ball tossing dart games a turkey shoot and other activities. Refreshments and parking available. A highlight is the contest to send two 16 year old boys to the conservation camp this summer.
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Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Strawberry Hill Road
Concord Club Championship Final Flows to Crane Bovey
Geary, 1953 club champion at Concord, loses the final to Charles Crane of Lincoln 2 and 1 after an 86-hole match. In the first flight Bovey defeats Walter Borden 2 and 1, while Dr. John Flavin beats Bruce Old 3 and 2 to cap the throne. Consolation final between Barrett and Haskell to be played later.
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Concord
Never Too Late: Man Earns Diploma at 75 in Rockyor
Weston W. Wall explains he completed high school at age 75 after repeatedly facing taunts about not finishing school. He says the push to prove them wrong stemmed from years of being told he lacked education.
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Rockyor
Weston W. Wall
Local Boys Don’t “Trouble” Police at Testimonial
Concord police sergeant Fred Nolan praised Concord High students at a Citizens Committee testimonial last Wednesday evening. He noted the boys “don’t give us any trouble” unlike in other towns and cities and called the event a worthwhile gesture.
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West Concord
Concord High
Citizens Committee
Fred Nolan
Park Excellance
Concord
Rich Prize For Tam O Shanter Golf Tourney
George S May raised the Tam O Shanter purses to 205000 for the 1954 tournament doubling from earlier years. Since starting in 1941 with an 11000 purse the Chicago engineer built Tam into a premier event with 50000 paid last fall to Lew Worsham. May aimed to attract top players by offering the richest first prize in fairway sport and linked fame to endorsements and appearances.
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George S. May
May
Chicago
Lush Tam Country Club
Tam
Lew Worsham
Tam O’shanter
Ziegfeld
1897 Grad Comments on GRI Booklet
Dr. Howard K. Tuttle class of 1897 writes from Los Angeles to Mr. Rudy Currier in Concord Massachusetts noting corrections about alumni Alan Wheeler and Eddie Loughlin in the Minute Men in Football booklet. He recalls Wheeler's college path at Brown not Yale and mentions Loughlin known as Hickey locally.
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North Ogden Drive
Los Angeles
Calif
Rudy Currier
Concord
Mass
Currier
Alan Wheeler
Yale
Brown
Eddie Loughlin
Ginger
Concord High
Loughlin
Howard K. Tuttle
Kelley Finishes Fourth in California Marathon Race
Aden Johnny Kelley formerly of West Rock placed fourth in the 1954 Western Hemisphere marathon held last Saturday in Culver City California. Winner was Robert Cons of Culver. Kelley represented the Boston Edison Employees Club.
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Wrest Aden
Johnny Kelley
West Rock
Culver City
California
Robert Cons
Culver
Kelley
Boston Edison Employees Club
Harvard Beaten by Yale in Thames Regatta
Harvard’s 1954 varsity crew, with rower Larry Brown of Middlesex School, suffered a loss to Yale in a four mile regatta on the Thames last Saturday.
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Concord
Larry Brownell
Middlesex School
Harvard’s College
Tom O Shanter World Title Prize Boosted to 100000
The world title at Tom O Shanter will be enriched by a full $100,000, a figure out of reach in any other golf competition.
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Tures
Tom O’shanter
Acton's Children Swim Class Opens At Lake Walden
Local children are advised of the 10 A.M. start for the annual swimming program at Lake Walden in Concord, sponsored by the Concord Red Cross Chapter. Classes run Monday with transportation provided. Acton participants depart 10 to 10 40 A.M. under director Miss Barbara Allen.
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Acton
Lake Walden
Concord
Concord Red Cross
Barbara Allen
Newton Road
Acton Center
Belated contest kicks off in Concord Hick Hell of Fame
A belated track and baseball Hall of Fame contest opens next week in the Enterprice sports pages. Local fans may vote on ten candidates listed in the Concord Hick Hell of Fame Club feature. Watch for the coupon and submit early.
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Couron
Concord Hick
Homer spree by Duggan and Pageau
Concord Little League results feature Dodgers routing Braves in a 16 to 1 game with Paul Duggan striking out 15 and Don Forte catching. Nate Palmer added two hits as Roger Mattison pitched the Sox past the Yankees with Windheim behind the plate and Beharrell, Mattison and Windheim supplying key hits.
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Concord
Dodgers
Braves
Red Sox
Yankees
Paul Duggan
Don Forte
Dick Funkhouser
Smokey
Roy
Bob Mclaughlin
Nate Palmer
Roger Mattison
Sox
Bob Windheim
Dick Peterson
John Alden
Tom Berlied
John McCarthy
Dick Beharrell
Mattison
Windheim
Teddy Burke
Duggan
K’s
Palmer
Funkhouser
McLoughlin
Elmer
Fanning
Bell
Pageau
Baker
Maynard Juniors Edge Concord In Narrow Tight Game
Maynard Junior High lost a late chance to tie against Concord as Lennie Melanson was thrown out at the plate after a swift relay from the right fielder. In other games Maynard beat Lincoln 4-3 with Billy Spratt earning the win, and beat Wayland 14-5 behind Richard Jones four hits two home runs by Jones and strong hitting overall.
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Concord
Maynard
Concord Junior High
Swift Hathaway
Lennie Melanson
Lincoln
Maynard Junior High
Billy Spratt
Billy Shaw
Wayland
Richard Jones
Eddie Mullin
Buddy Suera
Jones
Ronald Cassidy
Muscato to Attend Bob Cousy Basketball Camp
Muscato, ex Concord High star and Notre Dame captain, will attend Bob Cousy Camp in West Concord Wall Muscato area. He has just completed his first year coaching as an assistant at Oliver Ames High School in North Easton.
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West Concord
Wall Muscato
Concord
Notre Dame
Willl
Beba Cousey
Muscato
Oliver Amas
North Easton
Acton Junior League Schedule Opens Season With Loss
Acton this town team in the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League opened its season with a 76 loss to Westford in 10 innings Sunday. Friday at Jones Field Acton hosts West Concord and Sunday rival Littleton visits. On July 2 Acton plays at Ayer and the holiday, July.
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Acton
North Middlesex
Westford
Jones Field
West Concord
Littleton
Ayer
Japan’s dye segs exports set record with 15420 pounds shipped
Japan reported record dye segments exports totaling 15 420 pounds to foreign markets this period. Industry officials credited rising demand in overseas garments and decorative uses, with shipments spanning multiple continents and major trading partners.
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Japan
Maynard Emerson junior high girls cap season with comeback win
Maynard Emerson junior high girls softball finished with a 3 and 2 record after beating Concord junior high. They split two wins with Acton junior high, taking a 15 to 6 home win and rallying from a 2 run deficit in Acton to win 22 to 20 in eight innings. Wanda Zawadzki allowed 1 run only after relieving and Catherine Kulevich plus Jean Zannelli and Mary Lou Duggan produced key defensive plays and timely hitting.
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Maynard
Emerson Junior High
Concord
Acton
Maynard Girls
Wanda Zawadski
Catherine Kulevich
Acton - Maynard
Jean, Zannelli
Mary Lou Duggan
Aer
Playground Course Opens Monday for Eight-Week Summer
Concord Rideout Thor eau and Emerson playgrounds launch on Monday June 28 for eight weeks ending August 20. Open to children who have reached their fourth birthday, with experienced instructors and a program of recreational activities planned by the recreation commission and directors.
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Concord
Emerson
Recreation Commission
Sportsmen Hold Ladies Night Here
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen Club held a Ladies Night event last Saturday under Past President Fred Nolan. The party replaced the Thursday meeting and included dancing after dinner. Next regular meeting is scheduled for July 1.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Fred Nolan
Kierce and Appell Win Golf Honors at Concord
Concord golfer Kierce won low gross honors in Division 1 of the handicap medal tourney at Concord Country Club with 77 73. Ted Appell took first net at 79 72, while Jack Seamans claimed first net in the second division with 100 82.
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Concord
Joe Kierce
Concord Country C
Ted Appell
Jack Seamans
Red Cross Swimming Class Opens This Fall
Instruction program under Mrs. Cleon with Allen Acton and Aquil Hanson assists in running a Red Cross aquatics course. The program opens Monday and runs Thursdays this fall with enrollment for the coming year.
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Cleon
Waléttee
Allen
Acton
Red Cross
Aquil Hanson
Phelps
Smethurst
Angus K Berube
Village League All Star Game and Band Concert at Fort Devens
Townsend announces Village Base Ball League will hold its all star game and a concert Wednesday evening June 30 at Fort Devens under lights. Event run by all star game committee with managers and coaches from eastern and western divisions. Game starts at 8 pm, concert by 6th Regiment band at 4 pm, preliminary contests at 4:46 pm. Players named for eastern and western teams include Gardath, Romeo Rival, Leo, Tex Jim Concord, James Ahear, and more.
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6Th Regiment
Fort Devens
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