Concord High routed in benefit game at Hunt Memorial
In Friday action at Hunt Memorial Concord, the Community League dominated West Concord 89 to 38. Bob Witherell led with 21 points while Paul, Olsen, and Meith contributed for Concord in a one sided affair.
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Hunt Memium
Concord
Highwallowed
Community’ League
Concord High
Bob Witherell
Ith
Erell
Dave Bot
Bob Dow
Paul
Concord Ennie Olsen
West Olsen
Meith
N Paul
Olsen
Concord Ladies Ten Pin League Team Standings
Concord standings show Gimminks 81 average, Howlers 81.2, Sizzlers 81.1, Streaks 79.4. Leaders include Polly Heyligen 92, Dottie Martin 86.2, Margaret Burke 81.8, Edie McGrath 85.15, Jeannette Stensby 96.0, Peggy Baar Mocgenet 80. BiB:igkerson, Bat Scherer noted. High games Polly Heyligen 290, Dottie Martin 287, Jeannette Stensby 286.
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Concord
Polly
Heyligen
Becky Faunce
Dottie. Martin
Margaret Burke
Edie Ners
Jeannette Stensby
Peggy Baar
Mocgenet
Ninkorwon
Igkerson
Peggy Mc ‘Carthy
Edie McGrath
Peggy McCarthy
Polly Heyliger
Margaret Nickerson
Local tilt crowns first place tie in High-West accord
Preliminary cap at Gymnasium draws crowd as team led by manager John Falcone oust rivals to forge a share of top conference position. Wednesday games push standings into a first place tie with Carlisle In. team effort highlighted by strong defense and key scores.
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Acord
Tilt Rial Gymnasium
Sht
Carlisle In
John Ord Falcong Ou
Standings Snapshot With Scoring Notes
Standings show Teague and Smet leading with close margins in a compact basket game update. Players posted uneven scoring across quarters as teams jockey for position in the midseason stretch.
Inski Fete Ski Jump Draws International field in Berlin
An upstate New Yorker Art Delvin won Class A honors in the International Ski Jump tournament at Berlin New Hampshire as 10,000 fans watched jumps of 208 and 201 feet. Jaques Charland of Trois Rivieres placed second with 199 and 195 foot efforts. Others included John Rushaes and Einar Sissener third and fourth, with Ray Roy fifth and Richard Field second for UNH.
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Berlin
N. H
Art Delvin
Lake Placid
Nansen
Delvin
Brattleboro
Jaques
Charland
Troisspivines
Que
John Rushaes
University of New Hampshire
Einar Sissener
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ray Roy
Chisholm Ski Club
Rumford
Ray Martineau
Chisholm
Richard Field
Joe Lyons
Bratttleboro
John Morency
Trois Riviers
Norman Cumee
Middlebury College
O Connor Named Concord High Track Coach for Summer
Concord High School coach Skip O Connor has been selected to lead summer track activities in Nova Scotia in collaboration with the Department of Education. He will oversee the three day seminar and coaching duties alongside his ongoing school programs and camps.
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Concord
O’connor
University
Salita
Nova
Scotia
Nova Scotia
Beppu Beach Sand Believed to Cure Ailments
Seashore sand at Beppu Japan is black and hot, emitting sulphur fumes. Thousands lie for hours beneath pulverized volcanic debris hoping the mineral cures their ailments.
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Beppu
Japan
Bumford Leads 75 to 3 1 Win in Company H Bowling
Bumford anchored the 75s to a 3 1 victory over the Mortars in the Company H Bowling League at Waltham. Team totals show Bumford 308 and Fitzpatrick 292, with Mortars 1224 and Headquarters 1257 in the two matches.
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Concord
Bob Bumford
T He
Mortars
Company H
Waltham
Maching Gunners
Bumford
Tom Fitzpatrick
D. Hanlon
N. Wilgren
L. Dutton
W. Bovey
R. Bumford
P. Muscato
R. Silva
W. Dee
G. Davidson
Paul Dee
D. Wesinger
F. Domenichella
J. McBreen
M. Dee
T. Fitzpatrick
G. McHugh
L. Kendell
J. Lehman
C. King
Proctor
I. Williams
New York Acts To Curb Harness Tracks
The Moreland Act Commission urged giving Racing Commissioner Georgen E Monaghan full power to license or revoke track operations and to compel stock sales. It also called for fingerprinting all track officials, outlawing labor shows, and allowing union shops. A hearing is set for Monday at the Criminal Courts Building before sending the report to Albany.
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New York
Moreland Act Commission
Georen’ E B. Monaghan
Albany
Monaghan
Ducks use Whitehead on Cushing's Island as route marker
Portland mariners testify ducks circle Whitehead on Cushing's Island several times in fall and spring then head to seasonally preferred directions.
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Portland
J.P
Cushing’s Island
Population Peak Reached by Carthage in Ancient Era
Carthage rose to about one million inhabitants over three centuries before the Christian era, marking it as a major ancient metropolis and a peak population center in the ancient world.
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Carthage
Middlesex Clinches Co-Championship With St Mark's
Middlesex routs Nobles to share the title with St. Mark's as Weaver 22 points McLean 26 Baldwin 13 pace the victors. Stimpson led Nobles with 13 as Middlesex opened 28 point surge and carried a 45-18 halftime edge, finishing strong with 26 in the final period.
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Middlesex
Nobles
St. Mark’s
Weaver
McLean
Southboro
Bill Weaver
Marshall McLean
John Baldwin
Stimpson
Middlesex Gis
Mein
Ewes McLean
Stafford
Baldwin
Dodge
Middlesex Crew and Baseball Begin Spring Practices
Middlesex School opens spring sessions with veteran crew coach Charles Locke leading oarsmen at Bateman's Pond and baseball drills in the cage under coach Lary Sanford assisted by Tom Quirk. spring weather signals arrival of season sports activities.
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Concord—Lions
Midlesex School
Charles Locke
Bateman‘s Pond
Lary Sanford
Tom Quirk
Celtics and Nationals in loop deadlock in Eastern Division
Providence report: Boston Celtics and Syracuse Nationals tied for second in the Eastern Division as Boston defeats Milwaukee 93 74 and Rochester edges Syracuse 91 85. Philadelphia Warriors beat the Knicks 83 78 in the Providence doubleheader opener. Ed Macauley led Boston with 20. Charley Share had 25 for Milwaukee.
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R. I
Boston Celtics
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Association
Boston
Syracuse
Nats
Ganmye
Proteind Nee Work
Milwaukee
Rochester
Philadelphia Warriors
Knicks
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Colts
Ed Macauley
Charley Share
Red and Gun Club Supper Precedes Meeting
Concord group members held a spaghetti supper at the clubhouse last Wednesday night with James Oakman as club steward. President A Frederick Belmont led the business session as members anticipate the fishing season opening on April 15.
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Concord
Red & Gun Club
James Oakman
A. Frederick Belmont
Portpone Supper Postponed to March 27 at Acton High
Acton High advisor Raymond Grey announces the senior supper originally set for Saturday evening March 13 is postponed to March 27 to avoid conflicting with the basketball testimonial banquet scheduled for Tuesday March.
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Acton
Raymond Grey
Acton High
Princeton Annexes St At Bedford In League Clash
In the Bedford Grammar School Basketball League last week Princeton defeated Yale 13 to 9 for their fifth straight win. Dartmouth beat Harvard 13 to 11 and Cornell topped Pennsylvania 13 to 11. Standings show Dartmouth 3 0, Pennsylvania 4 1, Cornell 2 3, Yale 1 4, Harvard 1 4.
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Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cornell
Pennsylvania
PPMC
Ton St Oie
Eek
Yale Dregne E Tate
Odec
Reds Trial Yellow Bases At Training Camp
The Cincinnati Reds test yellow bases and field markings at camp to experiment with a nonstandard color scheme. General Manager Gabe Paul secured permission from National League president Warren Giles to use the yellow setup for training purposes only.
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Cincinnati Reds
Gabe Paul
Reds
Warren Giles
National League
Local Schools Enter Annual Bay State Hoop Tourney
Concord Sudbury Acton schools enter the seventh Bay State basketball tourney with first rounds tonight across multiple gymnasiums. Concord High faces St Clement's West Somerville. Acton meets Sacred Heart Newton. Sudbury tangles with Burlington at Chelmsford High. Other games include Stoneham versus Our Lady's Newton and Marlboro versus Athol with semifinals possible for Acton if they win.
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Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bay Stae
Concord High
St. Clement’s of
West Somerville
Malden
Sacred Heart of Newton
Burlington
Chelmsford High Court
Mz Lhen
Belmont Highs Lewis Harris Remains Troubled by Illness
Concord The Enterprise notes serious illness of Belmont High athletic director Lewis S Harris, a former Newton and Penn State alum. Belmont beat Waterown 42 40 in Suburban League action, while Weston takes league star Lea Hitchcock in 58 49 win. Lexington and Winchester also feature in local basketball action.
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Concord
Lewis S. Harris
Belmont High
Long
Concord High
Belmont
Newton
Pefin State
Lea
Water Own
Weston
Duat County
Chams
Lea Hichcock
Tech
Clncord High
Lexington High
Middlesex Chamn
Matignon
Lexington
Cotech
Bill Thomas St. Pat’s
Watertown
Lawrence
Winchester
Middlesex
Woburn
St. Mark’s
Theat Wellesley High
Dave Grans
Big Wake
Ralph Loveys
Lexingon
Palmer
Melros
Paul McLaughlin
Braintree
St Patrick’s
Intramural Basketball Leads In High School Weekend Schedule
Local intramural basketball highlights feature senior high teams in a crowded court schedule. Bay U S savings bonds event looms as a community backdrop.
Bottled Gas Upsets Leaders in Bowling Roundup
A crowded bowling card shows Bottled Gas upsetting leaders with team totals near 1300. Notable scores include J. Larson 320 and N. Christian 240 for Bottled Gas, while Commonwealth Avenue posted 320 by C. Anderson and Rod & Gun reached 269 by J. Oakman.
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Jones
Anderson
Larsen
Team Total
Cushman
P. Isabello
A. Peterson
S. Bannuzzo
M. Sope
J. Farrar
Team Totel
N. Christian
RK. Beatty
R. Eddy
T. Fitzpatrick
R. Anderson
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General Radio
S. Lever
J. Door
W. Swenson
J. Bundalavitch
W. Jones
Tean
Commonwealth Ave
J. Woodin
R. Lerret
R. O'Neil
K. Dwinnel
C. Anderson
Team
Rod & Gun
W. Payne
J. Oakman
A. Prentiss
F. Belavont
A. Carlton
Palmer
L. Palmer
W. Hamilton
B. Mehagan
R. McCarty
A. Bartolomeo
G. Hardy
C. Hamilton
Hollenkamp
J. Larson
H. Lawrence
Concord High Faces St. Clement's In Malden Tourney
Friday schedule lists Concord High versus St. Clement's in basketball at Malden 7 a.m. Also notes Community League games at Hunt Gym 7 15 p.m. and multiple bowling matches across Maynard Lexington and Tutto's Alleys with times from 6 45 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Concord High
St. Clement’s
Malden
West
Concord
Mathes
Maynard
Bedford
Lexington
Company H
Littleton
Hunt Gymnasium
Mill Dam
Tuto’s
Acton
Harvard
Tutto’s
Waltham
Holy Name
Sizzlers Triumph Over Gimmicks and Streaks in League Meet
Concord Jeannette Stensby scores a 270 for the Streaks in a 3-1 win over the Howlers while Beaudoin of the Sizzlers leads singles with a 102 high. Sizzlers top league leaders the Gimmicks 3-1 as Mc Grath 267 and Heyliger 264 pace high triples. team totals favor Sizzlers 1285 over Gimmicks 1205.
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Concord
Jeannettte Stensby
Howlers
Wednesiey Poly
Lexington
Beaudoin
Sizzers Poly
Sizzlers
Eddie McGrath
Margaret Nickerson
Polly Heyliger
Perg McCarthy
Jean Frellich
Jeannette Stensby
Mary Conley
Alice Hargraves
Dot Scherer
Agnes Neville
Cubs May Provide Game Extra Punch
The Sporting News says Cubs may gain edge with a punching bag installed in the clubhouse to help players loosen up and relax before games as stated by Personnel Director Wid Matthews.
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Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Sporting News
Wid Matthews
Early Massachusetts Governor Eligibility Quirk
Boston report notes that in early days, to be eligible for Massachusetts governor a man had to be a Christian worth 1 000. The citation reflects historic voting and moral qualification standards shaping political leadership.
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Boston
U.P
Massachusetts
USGA President Seeks Broad Golf Day Participation
Isaac C. Grainger, president of the USGA, sends letters to mass local courses and country clubs urging inclusion of a National Golf Day charity event on the Baltusrol June 5 schedule. Four time Open champion Ben Hogan headlines the 1953 third annual tournament with bronze medals for under par scores.
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Isaac C. Grainger
United States Golf Association
Baltusrol
Ben Hogan
Julius Boras
Baltusol Links
Hogan
USGA
Greinger
National
Galf Fund
National Golf Fund
Maineenance
Concord St Mark's Co Champs Beat Pomfret 61 44
Concord St Mark's tied for Private School League title with Middlesex School after a 61 to 44 win over Pomfret at Southboro. Coach Carew urges baseball prospects to report to Concord High. Bernie Megin to discuss spring grid prospects. White Pond to stock nine inch trout. Nashoba Sportsmen's Club to host a beagle show in North Acton on Sunday March 14.
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Concord
St. Mark’s
Middlesex School
Southboro
Acton
Conscord
Sudbury
Walter Carew
Concord High
Bernie Megin
White Pond
George Wilkes
Nashoba
North Acton
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