Holy Name Loses 12 to 3 at Emerson Diamond
St. Bernard's Juniors split two games at Emerson diamond with Holy Name falling 12 to 3 in one contest. Shan and Freddie behind the plate, Billy tracked the Concord ictory, Leo Mc. the catcher, as Sacred Heart Maynard Pinehurst and Graniteville rivals vie in the five-team junior league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s
Emerson Diamond
Holy
Wilmington
Toy
Shan
Freddie
Billy
Leo Mc
Sacred Heart
S of
Maynard
St. Pinehurst
St. B of
Graniteville
Twilight League Final Week Sets Pace for Playoffs
The Concord Twilight League final week schedules determine playoff pacing. Mort Dee leads Sleepy in the standings as teams clash and determine who advances, with remaining games to be played before the first half concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Dee
Gleason and Partner Win Four Ball Medal at Concord
A four ball medal all handicap golf tour played at Concord last week saw James B Francis and H Gleason win with 14 65. Runners up Comins Jr and Borden 76 66. Ralph Arthur and B Brooks with Les B Johnson and Hepburn posted 80 66. Snelling and Jonas finished 77 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Ub
James B
Francis H. Gleason
Comins Jr
Borden
Ralph Arthur B. Brooks
Les B. Johnson
Hepburn
Snelling
Jonas
Local Sports Briefs Highlight July Track and Baseball
Readable fragments show baseball action at Lincoln and St Bernard’s Holy July 4th games. An open track meet features Concord High and West-Con teams with St Ber and Harvey listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High N High
Ball
St. Berame
Kelley Victory in Dorchester 10-Mile Run
Johnny Kelley of West Acton won the Dorchester 10 mile race held last Sunday under the John B. Kelly Associates. He finished in 52 minutes and 3 seconds, ahead of Johnny Coleman and Tom Crane who took second and third. Charlie Robbins and Lloyd Barstow were fourth and fifth. John Semple of the BAA placed seventh.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Dorchester
John B. Kelly Associates
Kelley
Johnny Coleman
Tom Crane
Charlie Robbins
Lloyd Barstow
John Semple
BAA
West Concord sports calendar highlights week schedule
Friday events include T T at Rideout Playground 6 30 p m and Mill Dam Clippers at Emerson. Saturday features President's Cup at Concord Country Club and West Concord Town Team against Ayer T T at 3 p m. Monday Twilight League makeup at Emerson 6 30 p m.
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Concord T. T
Littleton A.A
Middlesex County League
Rideout Playground
Mill Dam Clippers
East Quarter
Concord Twilight League
Emerson Playground
Baseball doubles highlight Concord Fourth celebration
Two 10 am and 4 pm games at Emerson Playground pace town championship buildup for Peter Bulkeley versus Harvey Wheeler and West Concord Town Team against St Bernard's Holy Name Society. Lake Walden yields steady trout and salmon catches. Lincoln Mohawks loss follows a 10 game run, ahead of July 3 showdown with St Bernard's Holy Name Society at 6 pm.
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Harvey Wheeler
Peter Bulkeley
Emerson
K. of C
Fetuva
West Conceal Towciety
Emerson Playground
West Concord
St. Bernard’s Holy Name_Society
Lincoln Mohawks
Waltham City Club
Waltham
Lincoln Nine
Concord
St.Bernard’s Holy Name Society
Concord High Football Prep In Fitchburg Jamboree Plan
High school football coach Bernie Megin schedules an informal game for September 7 as Concord participates in the Fitchburg Jamboree with seven other schools. Concord's opponent will be named later. Athletic letters were awarded to Concord teams, with track captain George Hanna, baseball captain, and girls emblems and cheerleaders recognized by Miss Miriam C Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Megin
Fitchburg
Concord High
John J. Watson
George R. Hanna
Miriam C. Clark
Codd Megin
Concord
Maynard HLS grid schedule announced for 1946 season
The Maynard High football schedule for 1946 lists eight games with five home contests. New coach Stan Bondelvitch plans August callouts, with captains Fred Wasiluk and Vin Russo. Games set for Ashland Hudson Concord Chelmsford Natick Marlboro Milford Clinton and Midland League play.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Midland
Stan Bondelevitch
St. Anstem’s
Third Air Force
Fred Wasiluk
Vin Russo
Ashland
Hudson
Concord
Chelmsford
Natick
Marlboro
Milford
Clinton
Macone Delivers Slam To Lift Mohawks In Close Win
Nicky Macone, former Concord High School star and GI World Series player, hit a bases loaded grand slam in the ninth to lift the Lincoln Mohawks to an 11 8 victory after trailing 7 8. He had earlier added a triple. Macone is the son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas R Macone of 9 Long Street and one of six brothers who served in World War II.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Nicky Macone
Cco
Concord High School
Neumberg
Germany
Macone
Nicholas
R Macone
Long Street
No Action On President's Cup Play at Concord
No action was recorded over the weekend in the President's Cup at Concord Country Club. Several rounds of the quarter finals remain to be played, and play is expected to resume this coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Concord
Supper Program At West Concord Club Attracts Large Attendance
West Concord Musktaquid Sportsmen's Club held a well attended meeting last Thursday night at the club house off Harrington avenue. Supper was prepared by Fred Nolan and his committee, with President Turner Kelley presiding over a brief business session. About 450 members and guests attended and a social evening followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Quabbin Opens for Fishing in Massachusetts
Director James F Power of the Division of Fisheries and Game announces that effective July 5 portions of the Quabbin Reservoir will be open to Massachusetts sportsmen. This marks the first time the water body is available to Bay State anglers following release under Chapter 421 of the Acts of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
James F. Power
Division of Fisheries and Game
Quabbin
Massachusetts
Bay State
Triple-Barrelled Drive Spurs Health Edicts in Bellingham
Bellingham health board issues stringent rules banning flies from cafes, baring lake water sources to children, and requiring rat-proofing of all food-handling premises under legal penalties. Restaurants install screens as residents adjust to the new measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
U.P
Municipal Board of Health
Hustling Braves Third Baseman Recalled From Farm Club
The Boston Braves recalled their hustling third baseman from the Indianapolis farm club of the National League last week, subject to a 24 hour call. Robertge, an Army veteran of the European Theatre, rose to the majors via the Lowell Twilight League.
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Boston Braves
Indianapo
Roberge
Lowell
By Products Feeds Short of Demand
Reports from the Production and Marketing Administration indicate by product feeds remain far short of demand. Wheat millfeed output rose as mills drew more wheat. Kansas City mills ran at about half capacity, Buffalo mills at 85 percent, while wet corn processors increased output but homing mills lacked enough corn to run fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Production and Marketing Administration
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Mills
Buffalo Mills
Lodge Campaign Names Lynn Mayor Albert Cole as Chairman
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr announces that Mayor Albert Cole of Lynn will become general chairman of the Lodge campaign. Cole, a former treasurer and current mayor, served forty five months in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Albert Cole
Lynn
Senator
Ole
Treasuons
Missouri establishes new master of science in physical sciences
Columbia Maryland University of Missouri creates a Master of Science in Physical Sciences aimed at training students to become secondary school science teachers.
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Columbia, Md
U.P
University of Missouri
Local Poultry Raisers Feels Feed Shortage Advisors Report
Maynard area poultry men report a feed shortage causing mass culling of birds. A statewide survey shows an 18 percent drop in pullets and a 57 percent fall in laying hens since January. Commercial flocks over 200 birds show the largest declines. Emergency measures include a 2,000,000 bushel corn loan, subsidies on grain, and direct government grain purchases to aid New England.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Eke. Cole
Vice
W. Bell
New England Commissioners of Agriculture
State House
New England
Liberal Givers Boston’s Nothingarians described
A minister recalls New England religious history noting that about a quarter of the population a century and a quarter ago were Nothingians. He defines Nothingarians as people indifferent to church choice and prone to donate generously to multiple denominations without commitment.
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Boston
U.P
New England
Best Bee Colonies Lead Nebraska In Honey Production
Lincoln Neb Nebraska led all states in honey production per colony last year averaging 130 pounds each according to state and federal agricultural statisticians. North Dakota placed second with 120 pounds and a third state with 110 while the national average was 42.7 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Orth Dakota
High Honors Presented to P E Pupils
Concord The Peter Bulkeley School honors list final week awards Scholastic Honor Roll pupils with all A's final marks names many including Catherine Basile Mary Clahane Beth Goo Goines plus long list of all A's or B's. Attendance and shields pins noted with names. Athletic awards acknowledge junior boys earning school sports honors across multiple sports.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Catherine Basile
Mary Clahane
Beth Goo- Goines
Carol Goodspeed
Stewaro
Ste Harris
Donald Smith
Karen Spinney
Curtis Peterson
Lee Comins
Arthur Duggan
Aldrich Edwards
Jean Fallon
Mary Lou Perrin
Frederick Walker
Catherine English
Tilda Finotchio
Richard Mc
David Waite
Sheila Parker
Joan Kenney
Carole Jacques
Charles Hancock
Thomas Flint
James Denaro
Sally Cahoon
Ursula Brauckmann
Peter Bowser
Eleanor Cleary
Charles Alexander
Jonathan Keyes
John Monchuso
Kenneth Olsen
Elaine Patterson
Richard Russell
Loraine Seavey
Leo McKenna
Mary Adams
John Fallon
Shirley Craig
Barrett
John Crosby
Shirley Emerson
Synia Barthus
John Ba
Cate McBreen
Helen McWalter
Fortunato Ro
Dor Smith
Shirley Waite
William Whitman
Lawrence Yont
Susanna Allen
Beverly Caffee
Dlarne Davidson
Jeremy Dole
Antonette Donato
Mary Foster
Elizabeth Lips
Jeanne Lyons
Virginia Mutty
Joan Robinson
Robert Rowe
Kathryn Walker
Anthony Basile
Frank Clarkson
Robert Daly
Nancy Googins
Barbara Hall
Betty Howe
Kenneth
Peter, Bulkeley
Susanna _ Allen
Christina Camougis
Beverly Chaffee
Diane Davidson
Tony Denato
Peggy Flynns
Billy Gower
Mary Inferrera
Dorothea Kates
Elizabeth Melloon
Anita Venti
Samuel Woolard
Mary Arena
Constance Burke
Kenneth Huggins
Kathleen Keeley
Leo McGrath
P. Mutty
John Brauckmann
Kendall Clark
Frank ‘Clarkson
Richard Dee
Mark Downing
Paul ‘Emerson
Luigi Florio
William Flynn
William Gower
Henry Hil
K O C Program at Emerson Playground Highlights Local Sports
Knights of Columbus set a two day program at Emerson Playground featuring a baseball game June 3 between St Bernard's Holy Name and Lincoln Mohawks, led by John Todd with six Concord alumni in the Mohawks lineup. An open track meet with Concord entries led by Capt Jack Wallace will run alongside, plus junior high games and alumni participation.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
Emerson Playground
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
Lincoln Mohawks
Mohawks
Greater Waltham
John Todd
Georgie Johnson
Oeter One
Peae Eee
Pp Ag Concord
Nan Citon
Mohava
Wally Macone
Chick
Mi ' Hosmer
Eddie
Hosmer
Mayo
Holy Name
Fred Loftus
Semikpro
Huflet
Hes
Tp. Dick Let
Hts
Tus
Chuck” Bulger
Fier
Vey Wheeler
Peter B
Y Gower
Leo McKenna
Peterley Battery
Jack Wallace
Vg Muscato
Bill McNally
Tom McKenna
Billy Hiff
Stevie Flannery
Bil O'Neill
Paterwood
Lexington
Gamford
Georgie Ton
Val Muscato
High Sc
Pete
Lankiewie
Dick Kitowich
Noe
Jimiormer High ‘School
Eddie Loughlin
Harvard
Ray Forcier
Sachem Council Opens July 3rd For 18th Year
Sherman F chairman of the mping and shes to funds over two years funded capital improvements at the waterfront including a larger pier and new drainage system. Phil Johnson camps director with Lawrence Mantyla returning as activities director. Food stockpiled amid shortages. Bill Stewart and Fred Feyling return as chef and waterfront director. Johnson notes limited registrations for July 3 17 and July 31 August 14. Applications to the Council Office Arlington Massachusetts.
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Sherman F
Stout Pxequiy
Phil’ Johnson
Lawrence Mantyla
Arlington
Bill Stewart
Boston
Fred Feyling
Belmont
Scout
Johnson
Council
Massachusetts Avenue
Snellings Compete in MGA Tourney at Trapelo Club
Henry Snellings of Concord Country Club and his son Jonathan competed in the MGA golf tournament at Trapelo Golf Club Kendal Green. Henry played Class A 79 72 and Jonathan Class C 90 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Henry
B. W. Snelling
Concord Country Club
Jonathan
Trapelo
John Shedden Citizenship Award Named
The John Shedden Citizenship Award honored Jeremy Dole Grade 7 as top classmate with a $50 War Bond presented by Mrs. William M. Shedden in memory of her son who drowned in 1940. Miss Minna A. Findeisen accepted in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoresen
Jack Finan
Leo McKenna
Richard Ryan
Thomas Weidner
Nancy Cullinane
Maud Findeisen
John Shedden
Jeremy Dole
William M. Shedden
Union Pacific Coal Co. Sets Notable Mine Safety Record
Union Pacific Coal Co. holds an outstanding record among United States coal mines for safety in the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Coal Co
United States
Rotary Luncheon Highlights Conant Scenes And Officers
Rotarians at a luncheon previewed Conant scenes as Medville L presided with Tee in charge of Sanborn. The new slate of officers takes over July 1. Charter Night and Maynard Club events were noted as attendees discussed fellowship and reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Sanborn
Rotary’ Club
Maynard Club
Medville L
George A.butters
Tompkins Enters Brockton Chicken Contest
More than 3 300 birds entered the Brockton contest with the best displayed and judged at the Brockton Cooperative egg auction in Avon on Friday August 9. Contestants vie for the 5 000 national prize or part of 3 000 regional prizes awarded in 1948 by A P stores.
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Brockton
Avon
Ealig
A & P Stores
Klein
Middlesex County
North
Reading
East Pepperell
Harold Tompkins
Concords
Birthdays Listed For Bedford Residents This Week
Bedford announces birthdays for John Edward Ricker turning one on Sunday Dawn Alberta Damon Whobe turning two on Tuesday July 2 Barbara Ann Albani turning fourteen on Friday July 5 and Grant Wayne Wentworth turning six on July 6.
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Bedford
John Edward Ricker
Alberta Damon
Barbara Ann Albani
Grant Wayne Wentworth
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A.A
Ncals
West Fown
Littleton
Rideout
A. A. of
Gearhurled
Val Music
Fordermen
West
Beginhaughnessy
West Concord Groton
Immy Condon
Grothe
Berlied
Iors
Hollowds League
Gleason
Iday Sports
St. Bernard’s Holy
Harvey
West Concord Town
Ayer T. T
Sport
Lake Walden
Walden
Concord Enterprise
Enterprise
Main Street
Herbie Wilkie
Carlisle
U. S.navy
Maynard Hls
England
Wimbledon
Louise Brough
Doris Hart
M Tedd
Pauline Bets
Margaret ‘Osborne
Skippy" Roberge
Lodge Campaign
P.E
Gary Bryantes
Walleley
Barbara Clark
Barry Weidner
Robert Hall
Dorothea
Kakes
Barbara Soffriti
Rosalie Caiger
Gordon Olsen
George Simms
Charlotte Woolard
Shirley Young
Stars
Sachem Council
Snellings Compete
Tompkins
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