Amateur boxing card set for Thursday at Fram Field
Promoter announces the first appearance since his Marine discharge for heavyweight Joe Martin. Natick's Estes aims for a pro potential while Fram Field hosts an amateur show with Milford fighters and local talents including Creamer and Dwyer in a stacked lineup.
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Basketball league under Dick Lawson directs district play
A basketball league this week is led by Dick Lawson, director of education. The event features high school teams from the district and aims to foster ambition among younger players who have shown notable talent.
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Directo Ical Education
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Unclear Address Urges Caution as War Drags On
Fragmentary report cites a superintendent asserting a long wait before any attack or response, claiming a century could pass while fears of starvation and loss mount. Names appear garbled: Berry, Ga and J. W. I.
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United
Maynard High basketball team closes season strong
Maynard high school varsity ended the season with five wins and eleven losses. Coach Dick Lawson guided the squad despite a poor practice surface and several star players missing from action. The team split wins with Wayland and Ghelms clubs and held their own in the Midland League.
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Ghelms
Concord Middlesex hockey team posts seven wins in season
Concord coach Frederick W. Pratt reports Middlesex School hockey’s 13 game record, seven wins, one tie and five losses. Captains and letter recipients listed include Jim Dunster Ted Romaine F Horween Pratt Alles Nichols Bradley Batchelder Gilbert Ursin Smith Bourquin Bancroft Rogerson and numerals to Roberts Hopkins Bates Simonds Shattuck. Managers H Robbins and R Bockins received letters.
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Frederick W. Pratt
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Cess Entiier
Jim Dunster
Ted Romaine
F. Horween
Pratt
J. Alles
G. Nichols
E. Bradley
G. Batchelder
R. Gilbert
F. Hord
R. Ursin-Smith
F. Bourquin
W. Bancroft
D. Rogerson
D. Roberts
J. Hopkins
J. Bates
J. Simonds
Boxing Card at Worcester Auditorium Features Williams McLarnin
Worcester headlines top welterweight Don Williams and Jimmy McLarnin in an eight round feature at Worcester Auditorium. Williams with 21 of 22 wins and 14 knockouts clashes with McLarnin, a six year veteran, as part of an all-star card with two heavyweight four round bouts and several supporting matches.
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Worcester
Jimmy McLarnin
New Bedford
Worcester Auditorium
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McLarnin
Dick Callahan
Boston
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Providence
Tiger Flowers
Jimmy Sauer
Cambridge
Harry Bila
Zerial
West Boylston
Bill Hardiman
Harry
Johnny Melko
Frank Catoia
Hudson-The Se Basketball Schedule For Week
Hudson-The Se basketball team has two games next week. On Friday night, March 5, they face Natick American Legion at Hudgon court. Wednesday, March features St. Charles Y. D. ee Me from that city.
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Re. Lee
Natick American
Coat Ory
Fairexe
St. Charles
New Record Snowfall Seen in Concord Area
Residents report a new winter snowfall record as recent storms push total past the 95.2 inch mark set in 1915 16. Last Saturday's snow added about eight inches, lifting the season total to roughly 16 103 inches and suggesting the record could rise further before spring.
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Concord
Wee Herver
Bee
State House Advocates Higher Teacher Salaries in Massachusetts
In Boston a coalition including organized labor and educators demanded $2400 yearly starting pay for teachers and $6000 for superintendents, denouncing current salaries as a scandal. Kenneth J. Kelly of the AFL urged minimums, while Hugh Nixon warned of a teacher shortage and others tied pay to national issues and education quality.
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Hugh Nixon
Massachusetts Tere Federation
Mark Dalton
Boston Teachers ‘Alliance
Thomas ‘Driscoll
American Legion
Detroit Auto Market Sees Roadblock From Delays And Prices
Industry experts warn new car deliveries lag demand as orders exceed postwar levels. Consumers face 10 to 12 month waits with ample unfilled orders, and price increases are expected across most makes. Used car prices rise in tandem as demand remains strong and supply tight.
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Honor Pins Awarded by Junior Catholic Daughters
Hudson celebrates as first and second honor pins are awarded to Junior Catholic Daughters at Legion Home ceremonies. Miss Helen A. Glynn directs junior activities and Miss Barbara Lenox presided. Miss Margaret Fox, grand regent of the senior court, commended the juniors on their achievements.
Teachers free to wed in Burlington advances amid contract dispute
In Burlington Iowa teachers faced a contested education ruling. A clerical error or misprint suggested restrictions on marrying during contracts while a related policy was under review. The piece notes teachers’ freedom to marry was reportedly affected by the contract dispute and its implications.
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Concord High picks two ex players as baseball coaches
Concord High School appoints Walter R. Ca ce as new baseball coach with assistant John J. O Connell. Both are all scholastic stars from Media High School and Boston University alum, each with semi pro baseball and Army service backgrounds. They previously worked at Medford High and Peter Bulkeley School respectively.
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Sudbury Man Dies in Snowbank Incident
Horace Burbank 63 of Framingham road South Sudbury collapsed in a snowbank while driving on Franklin Street Framingham yesterday afternoon and died before aid arrived Dr J Harry McCann ruled the death due to a heart ailment He was a Robbins Company salesman survived by wife Charlotte two nephews including W Gordon Hunter and a niece Funeral at Caswell King Funeral Home Worcester Saturday at 2 PM.
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Framingham Road
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Sudbury
J. Harry McCann
Robbins Company
Cambridge
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