Lexington High pounding locals 70 to 34 in gym victory
The Lexington Loopers defeated Locals Basketball Club 70 to 34 at Lexington High School. McDonnell scored 15 and Whalen 14 for the victors while O Neill led locals with 13. Lexington led most of the game and finished strong in the last period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncords
Lexingtons
Ncord
Eturn
Lex High School
Donis
Hn McDonnell
Jack Whalen
D Clan
Billy O’neill
Ngton
Lexington Loopers
Smith's three step stride recognized as effective in stance training
An article credits Smith for teaching stance and footwork with a chalk marked distance at the foul line. It notes three step and upright styles as effective as two step methods, influenced by Jimmy who ruled from 1906 to 1922, with emphasis on a simple plan and marked outlines for foot placement led by John F. Dille Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyle
Jimmy
Smith
John F.dille
Middlesex Prepares Spring Sports Schedule and Teams
Middlesex school readies spring sports with baseball tennis and crew. Veteran coach Wendell Raymond leads the nets in indoor practice as opening events loom. First baseball date pegged for April 10 against Waligh with Russell H. and Charles W. Locke coaching the crew.
Hudson High Unchanged 1946 Grid Schedule
The 1946 Hudson high school football schedule keeps the same opponents as last fall with seven or eight home games at Riverside Park in a ten game slate. Opens September 20 at home versus Shrewsbury with night game, other home contests include Maynard Ashland Concord Milford Chelmsford Natick and Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Hudson High
Crimson
Riverside Park
Shrewsbury High
Natick
Natick High
Shrewsbury
Methuen
Maynard
Ashland
Concord
Milford
Clinton
Chelmsford
Marlboro
Watson To Again Lead Concord Track Squad
Concord high plans a strong spring track team led by John J Watson the school faculty coach. The opener is likely April 19 as part of Patriot's Day observances with veterans Val Muscato indoor 600 yard champ and Warren Baxter indoor broad jump co champ in the nucleus. Likely Patriot's Day opponents include Framingham Maynard and Lexington. Outdoor drills begin after winter ends at Emerson playground.
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Concord
Concord High
John J. Watson
Watson
Val Muscato
Warren Baxter
Framingham
Maynard
Lexington
Emerson Playground
Pin Topplers Resume Play After Week Off
Mill Dam League bowlers return to Lexington Alleys at 7 p.m. next Monday after a one week layoff due to town meeting. Scheduled games: Postoffice vs Depot, K of C vs Dairy, Reformatory vs Concord Oil, Lincoln vs Thrift, All Stars vs Finast. Thrift Lincoln clash decides first place as two more bowling nights precede playoffs and banquet. the postponed five matches will be replayed so each team bowls twice.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
Postoffice
Depot
K. of C
Dairy
Reformatory
Concord Oil
Lincoln
Thrift
All Stars
Finast
Knights Upset Reformatory In Postponed Bowling Match
Concord The Knights of Columbus upset the second place Reformatory five 3-1 at Lexington Alleys. Grand Knight Tom Burke scored 310 and Richie Loughlin 310 to lead K of C with team total 1419 over Reformatory 1409. Individual highs included Burke and Loughlin 113, Wilder 293, Smith 284.
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Concord
Knights of Columbus
Reformatory
Lexington Alleys
Tom Burke
Richie Loughlin
Seers
Jack Wilderst
Henry Smith
Burke and Loughlin
K. of
E. Finigan
P. Recco
T. Burke
M. Dee
R. Loughlin
P. Bowker
A. Murphy
J. Alexander
H. Smith
Lincoln Still Leads Mill Dam Bowling League After Knights Win
The Knights defeated the second Place Flace Reformatory last Thursday night to create a second place tie with the All Stars while the Knights hold third. Lincoln still leads the Mill Dam Bowling League. Meeting and standings follow.
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Concord
Knights
Flace Reformatory
All Stars
Lincoln
Mill Dam
Concord St Bernard CYO Teams Split Sunday Double Header
Concord St Bernard CYO seniors lost 57 43 to St Philip s Boston while Paul Horne led Concord with 22 points. In the preliminary St Bernard s Midgets defeated Our Lady Help midgets 33 12 with Billy Gower scoring 16 points.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
CYO
Monument
St. Philip’s
Boston
Paul Horne
Our Lady Help
Christians Church
West Concord
Billy Gower
Newbury Elected Chairman of Selectmen in Concord
The Concord Board of Selectmen elected Egbert S. Newbury Jr. as chairman for the coming year. He succeeds Hubert M. Wardwell who did not run. Ivan D. Servais was elected clerk and Danforth W. Comins Sr. was elected a third member at the town meeting.
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Concord
Concord Board of Selectmen
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Woodstreet
Boston
Hubert M. Wardwell
Selectman
Ivan D.‘Servais
Danforth W. Comins, Sr
Gardeners To Meet March 16
The Boston Market Gardeners' Association holds its regular meeting March 16 at DeVincent's Farm in Waltham. The annual officer election will occur with Prof. Robert E. Young and Fred Cole as guest speakers. Alden R. Wheeler of Concord is a director candidate.
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Concord
Boston Market Gardeners’ Association
DeVincent’s
Waltham
Robert E. Young
Fred Cole
Alden R. Wheeler
Harwood Ties In Pole Vault Finish
Concord Peter G Harwood of the U S Naval School at Harvard tied for second in the indoor N I C 4 A track meet in New York last Saturday. He and three others cleared 12 feet in the pole vault. Harwood is a former Concord high school and Exeter Academy athlete and has placed in a track meet for the fifth straight week.
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Concord
Peter G. Harwood
U. S. Naval School
Harvard
New York
Young Harwood
Concord High School
Exeter 2 Academy
Pete Harwood
Madison Square Garden
Pete
Kelley Glad B A A Race To Be Run
West Acton Johnny Kelley two time B A A marathon winner welcomes the 1946 race set for Saturday April 20 after earlier cancellations. He, a discharged veteran, trains for the 26 mile Hopkinton to Boston course and may run North Medford on March 23 as a tune up. The event avoided Patriot Day conflicts with Good Friday and Boston University by date change.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Kelley
Hopkinton
Boston
North Medford
Boston University
Walter Brown
Sacred Heart Upsets Concord in Twin Victory
Sacred Heart of Lowell defeated Sacred Heart of Concord visiting at Monument Hall 45 to 25 led all game in a rough affair. In the opener Concord juniors fell 24 to 21 for their first setback in nine starts with Degan and Hickey fueling the winners and Alka Beaudoin scoring 13 for Concord.
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Concord
Sacred Heart of Lowell
St. Bernard’s
CYO
Monument Hall
Degan
Hickey
Alka Beaudoin
St Bernard Holy Name Falls to Greenfield Five in Open Play
Sportograph notes St Bernard's Holy Name Society lost 45 to 20 against Greenfield K of C five. Steve Flannery scored 10 for Holy Name, which still leads town league with 14 wins in 15 starts while Herronville sits second at 10 5. Frank Lawton tops league with 149 points. John K Damon named chairman of winter sports program at University of New Hampshire. Hibernians win 17th weekly game of the 1945 tourney as K of C team led by Jack Hayes.
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St. Bernard’s Holy Name Society
Greenfield K
C. Five
Steve Flannery
Concord
Holy Name
Herronville
Frank Lawton
John K. Damon
The
University of New Hampshire
Hibernians
K. of C
Jack Hayes
St Bernard's CYO Defeats Boston College Undergraduates 38–16
Five years ago St Bernard's CYO topped Boston College Undergraduates 38 to 16 at Monument Hall. Frannie Horne and Paul Moynihan led with 11 points each. Concord High girls lose to Belmont High 37–15 as Mildred Berlied scores nine. Concord High falls to Lexington 37–15, with Bob Antonogoni leading Concord cagers with nine points.
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St. Bernard’s Cyo
Boston College
Monument Hall
Frannie Horne
Paul Moynihan
Concord High School
Belmont High Lassies
Mildred Berlied
Concord Girls
Concord High
Lexington High
Bob Antognoni
Concord Cagers
Finan Leads CYO Juniors To 44-32 Win
Concord St Bernard's CYO juniors defeated St Francis de Sales CYO from Charles Town 44 to 32 at Monument Hall. Dickie Finan led with 22 points marking his second straight 20 point game. Jim McKenna added eight, George Russel six, George Pearson five.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s
CYO
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
Monument Hall Court
Dickie Finan
Jim McKenna
George Russel
George Pearson
St. Bernard‘s Jrs
J. Pierce
Pearson
Lf McKenna
R. Finan
G. Russes
Flannery
Flynn
Eee
R. Russes
T. Finan
Wee Eee
Heee
Trabuco
St. Francis C
Fisits Flanagan
Lillis
Lf Howell
Ten Pin Club Social Planned For St Patrick’s Evening
Concord notes the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club hosts a St Patrick’s social on Tuesday evening March 12. Miss Mary Connell is club president and party chairman. Miss Nancy Burke, secretary, announces Margaret Burke tops averages with Catherine Dee and Agnes Neville close behind.
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Concord
Mary Connell
Nancy Burke
Margaret Burke
Catherine Dee
Agnes Neville
Concord Battles Lowell CYO In Return Game Tonight
The Concord basketball club resumes play with a return matchup against Lowell CYO at 7 30 tonight in Lowell's gym. In their last meeting Concord defeated the Lowell squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lowell Cyo Five
W. H. Smith Elected Secretary of Middlesex League
Concord High School principal W H Smith was elected secretary treasurer of the Middlesex League at Winchester High School. Stoneham High principal W Niedau named president for the coming year. Wakefield and Melrose to join the league as baseball entrants. eight teams total. Baseball season slated to run the week of April 22 to June 7.
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Concord
Willard H. Smith
Concord High School
Winchester High School
William Nedeau
Stoneham High
Wakefield
Melrose
Lexington
Belmont
Winchester
Reading
Stoneham
Cambridge Defeats Acton 43 to 19 in Kendal Green Game
Cambridge beat Acton 43 19 at Kendal Green last Friday with Serge Karpowich scoring 14 and Pete Dawson 10. The halftime score was 26 12 and Cambridge also topped Acton in the seconds 22 6.
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Acton
Acton High School
Kendal Green
Loog
Cambridge
Serge Karpowich
Pete Dawson
Concord High to Host Maynard in Postseason Basketball
Concord High meets Maynard in a Thursday postseason game at Hunt Memorial Gym at 7 30 PM with hopes for the season’s first win. Also this week Chelmsford Lexington Belmont compete in Tech Tournament Boston Garden.
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Concord High Schools
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Maynard High
Concord High
Boston Garden
Chelmsford
Lexington and
Belmont
Devil's Tower Seen As Large Tree Stump By Visitor
A visitor describes Devil's Tower in Wyoming as resembling a great tree stump offering a rugged, unique landscape feature for travelers and sightseers touring the area.
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Devil's Tower
Wyoming
Lexington claims Middlesex League title over Melrose
Lexington defeated Melrose 32 to 6 at Belmont High School to clinch the Middlesex Basketball League title. The Minutemen posted their 12th league win and earned an invited berth to the Class B Tech Tourney at the Boston Garden. Belmont beat Stoneham to move into a second place tie with Melrose.
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Concord
Lexington
Melrose High
Hmonit
Css Ieee
Visa Ce
Stoneham
Winchester
Wakefield
LSU Tackle Lam Arthur Davis Related to Radio Star Janette
Baton Rouge report notes LSU tackle Lam Arthur Davis nicknamed Porky is the younger brother of network radio singer Janette. The item also urges readers to buy war bonds and stamps.
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Baton Rouge
Lam Arthur
Porky) Davis
Janette
Winchester High Wallops Concord in Middlesex League Battle
Winchester High defeated Concord High 82 to 37 in a Middlesex League game last Friday. Latham and Patterson led Winchester with 23 and 20 points, while Jackie Wallace scored 19 for Concord. The win completed Concord’s 14th straight league loss and 16th in the season.
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Concord
Winchester High
Concord High
Winchester
Latham
Patterson
Jackie Wallace
Lenny Erickson
Gis Fis
Rf Oliver
Tibaudo
If Blanchard
C West
C Nolan
Weet
Harris, Mahan
Acton Announces Town Hall Basketball Schedule
The Acton town hall hosts a boys and girls basketball schedule with sessions for different grades and times on Monday Tuesday and Thursday. Supervisors and coaches are named and organizers pledge cooperation to limit dust and floor disturbance during practice.
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Acton
Mondey
Wednesdas
Walter Ballard
Dave Barry
Sity
C. Ellis Johnson
Doro’ Schnair
Kenneth Jewell
the Grange
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
State Guard
Acton Playground Association
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Conard
Concord B. C
Vere
Iter Bowling
Deaplin
Idlesex
Billy Southworth
Braves
Isi
Cardinals
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Burke
C.y.co
Newbury
Selectmen
Gardeners
Harwood
Willy Klopfenstein
Arosa
Switzerland
GLAD
B. A
Sacred Heart
Frank Trabucco
P. Horne
Eae
Seer Bregoli
Eeee
J. Hanley
Weeee
Ewereeeaes
Farrell
Sportograph
Finan
CYO Juniors
W. H. Smith
Gls
Xarpowich
McGinty
Dawson
Clark
Johns
Brewster
Zalmer
Brown
Lurie
Crosby
Ballard
Pee Newsham
Stew
Barry
Ceer
Geese Hampson
Curley
Ee Dickson
Nee Reynolds
Seen
Sport
Doc Abell
Tom Moon
Lowell
Secret Hen
Fred Flannery
Frank Murray, Maynard
Tufts College
University of Virginia
Marquette University
Detroit
Mich
Concordian
Ben Jones
Miami
Fla
Bruins
Johnny Crawford
Bill Cowley
St. Bernard's
East Lexington
Fradette
Galvin
Ryan
R. Beaudoin
Lyons
See McKenna
Lf Brauchman
Gower
L. Dee
Ene
J. Finan
Wet
Basile
Er Weidner
East Lexington Gls. Fis
Rs Vacarello
Rf Eererese
Bertini
Lf Porter
Shanahan
Rg O ' Fradette
Noone Cataldo
Burri
Enone McLaughlin
Lg Ee
Horne
Siamps
Peter Chutomsky
Main Street
F. Mogan
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