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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
8
A 1950 letter to Concord High School voices frustration at the basketball program’s poor league record. It proposes options: drop to independent play with a large regional schedule or drop the sport entirely, arguing the team is consistently outmatched and hurts the school’s athletic standing.
Rudy Currier argues Concord High should not stay in a league with larger schools. He notes poor league records 85 wins 80 losses over 146 games and suggests independent play would yield better results. He questions fan support and cites Belmont Winchester and Reading as weak opposition.
Middlesex defeats Brooks in a squash match with Milton defeating Soby 15 8 15 15 12, Kramer beating Rosenthal 15 8 15 6 12 15 7, Brownell over Sanders 15 8 15 8 15 5, Thomas over Herera 16 5 15 9 10 15 10, Prodis over Prudhomme 15 2 15 10 15 1.
Years of basketball history show Creighton has a higher five year average than predecessors at Concord High School. His five year mark 30 wins 62 losses equals .386 though league play yields 20 wins in the period. Critics say schedule strength matters more than coaching.
West Concord Good runners are labeled ten second men. Val Muscato the Notre Dame track captain and half mile specialist earns the Minute-Man tag. He hails from Concord and traces the Minute Men who opposed the British at Lexington and Concord in the Revolutionary War. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Two star Bruins veterans Milt Schmidt and Woody Dumart, among the NHL’s greatest, work to drive Boston into the playoffs. Schmidt eyes the Lady Byng trophy and most valuable player honors as he stars in top form.
At its last meeting the Maynard Rod and Gun Club voted to endorse Sunday hunting citing rising licenses in the state. Delegates to Middlesex County League of Sportsmen and the Massachusetts Federation of Sportsmen are urged to push the issue with these groups. The game committee plans pheasant raising, and members are invited to help build rear pens this Sunday.
Concord reports the Briggsmen won two matches at Milton with a 4-1 victory and now hold nine wins and six losses for the season.
Dr and Mrs Vincenzo Galvaresi of Bedford win best team honors at Madison Square Garden Dog Show. Their Maltese quartet Chi Tarralong Sonatina Electra Satila Electra Pampi of Villa Makta Electra Brio carried top honors across the week.
Groton School defeated Middlesex at home 55 to 43 as Gray Chauncey and Walker led the victors. Groton reserves won the second game 29 to 23.
The Creighton basketball season amid heavy injuries and ineligibilities saw Gower and several seniors sidelined while Kennie More led scoring with 199 points in 18 games. The team finished with limited wins but returns key players including Cantour, Alexander, and Bant, signaling a potential rebound.
Maynard high school edges Westwood 68 to 54 at the Small School Tourney held in the Rindge Tech Gym Cambridge. Bob Nelson 24 points Ownie Duggan 18 Hank Nowick 16 Frankie Woftie 10 for Maynard while Don Aubrey 24 and Harrington 14 Blizzard 13 lead Westwood. Maynard advances to the semi finals next week.
West Concord triumphs in Nash League action with Jack Wallace leading scorers as he nets 20 points. Clinton trails as the locals seize control early and hold on for the victory.
The text states that child care cannot be reduced to a fixed form since no two children are exactly alike, emphasizing individuality even among twins. It argues for personalized approaches reflecting each child’s distinct needs and traits.
Cambridge man Wallace, a former catering worker, drove a sea tor beside a pupil in a Janes case. The driving incident is connected to the broader inquiry and involved a teaching context.
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