All Midland League picks released for 1951 sports honor
The All Midland League basketball selections name Arthur Savoy Marlboro center and Nowick Maynard and Lyons Hudson as top forwards and guards. Clinton players Davidson Garifoli and others join the second team with a list of honorable mentions and point totals from the season.
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James Honen
Midland League
Loon
Thero
Arthur Savoy
Honen
Clinton
Marlboro
Hud- Maynard
Frankne
Arjoy
Savoy
Ith
Nowick
Maynard
Dick Lyons
Hudson
Giamarco
Lyons
Ice
Connor
Lou
Leo Brennan
Henri Bean
Franklin
Fitter
Cahill
Milford
Lawson
Idson
Fone
Garifoli
Marlboro (38) Guards— Davidson
McNally
Buffone
Martello
Kelley
Murphy
Celozzi
White
Guidotti
Nelson
McHenry
Spurr
McNerney
Cataldo
Wolik
Duggan
Vipraio
Mill Dam League Resumes Play In Lexington Matchups
The Mill Dam League resumes Monday night at Lexington with games featuring Lincoln vs Anchors Ramblers vs K of C Thrift vs Sts and Andy Boys. Pairings include Ramblers vs Thrift K of C Jrs vs Andy Boys and Sts vs Lincoln in the upcoming schedule.
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Mill Dam
Lexington
John P
Lincoln
Anchors
Ramblers
Udy
Thrift
Sts
Andy Boy
Ram- Thrift
C. Jrs
Chors
C. Ne’s
Andy Boys
S. Lincoln
Wanderers Capture Nashoba Valley League Championship
The Wanderers won the Nashoba Valley Basketball League title led by Jack Wallace Jack O Grady Dick McCarthy and Charlie Sawyer. Concord Jets finished second with Normie Dee Frank Trabucco John Hanley Duke Stefanelli and Freddie Giusti as top scorers.
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West Concord
Wanderers
Barry Higgins
Clinton
Concord
Littleton
Ihira
Hunt Gymnasium
Jack Wallace
Jack O’grady
Dick McCarthy
Charlie Sawyer
Bill O’neill
Concord Jets
Normie Dee
Frank Trabucco
John , Hanley
Duke Stefanelli
Freddie Giusti
Acorn Manna From Forest Falls Each Winter
The article notes acorns as forest manna feeding wildlife and humans. It cites 186 wildlife species relying on acorns including wild turkeys quail and squirrels. It recalls Native American uses and practical fattening of hogs, concluding acorns will continue to fall each autumn as winter food.
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Marina
America
South
No Fear, Real Sportsman Help Farmers in Hunting
The article argues hunters must respect farmers and farmland. It urges personal permission, payment, and active participation in game management rather than trespass and careless shooting. It condemns the cheap hunter and calls for responsible, cooperative approaches to conserve game.
Outdoor imagery boosts ads in cheesecake feature
A Tennessee Garden staffer notes advertisers increasingly use Great Outdoors visuals to sell unrelated products. Beavers, wheat sheaves, trees, nuts, mountains, cliffs, feathers, and animals appear as eye catchers to draw attention, though not in the same advertisement.
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Tennessee Garden Vanbrr
Pan Fish Angling Urges Off Season Venture
If you live near a pond and find it clear of ice and mud you may surprise yourself with what you can do with a fly rod and trout flies provided the pond contains pan fish. Too many fishermen fail to go out after panics in what is usually called the off season. We have found that on occasion the fish hit with real abandon and may fill a creel in a short time.
Pocket radio aids doctors' 911 style calls away from offices
A pocket radio the size of a spectacle case lets physicians contact their telephone answering services frequently when away from their offices, enabling quicker communication and access to on call support.
Wallete Five Shut Out As Comets Victorious
In the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club at Waltham last Wednesday Moonbeams beat Wal Lette s 4 0 Comets won 5 1 over Trailers Helen McCarthy scored 280 for best triple and 96 for best single. team totals Moonbeams 1247 Wal Lette s 1186 Comets 118? 3? 265 for Margaret Burke. North Carolina paved 4 650 miles of highway in 1950 reaching 20 800 total miles.
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North Carolina
Middlesex Basketball Team Wins Three In Loop
Concord report notes Middlesex private school team, coached by Tom Huckins, finished with three wins and seven losses. Wins came against Brooks School of Andover twice and Noblet& Greenough five, plus St Mark's. Captains Bob Green and Bill Shriver led scoring.
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Huckins
T. J. Quirk, Jr
Bill ‘Hamilton
Guidotti Named Class C All Star In Local Tourney
Hudson center Hugo Guidotti was selected for the Class C All Star team after the Small and Medium School hoop tournament. He starred for Hudson in two games as Wareham claimed the Class A crown with two Wareham players also honored, and Maynard’s Robert Nelson plus St Patrick’s Ed O Grady rounding out the five.
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Hudson
Hugo Guidotti
Guidoti
Warehath
Nelson
Maynard
Ed O’grady
St. Patrick’s
Watertown
Hudson Robert Nelson
Maynard Larry Sequiria
Wareham
Mel Fontas
Ed_O’Grady
St. Patrick's
Concord High Juniors win intramural tourney at Hunt Gym
John J OConnell reports Concord High junior team swept three games totaling 146 points with their best 63 in one match against sophomores. Laurie Dutton led seniors with 36 points overall and 19 in one game, while Dick Ryan led juniors with 30 and Ernie Alexander topped frosh with 27. Mike McHugh drew the most fouls at 11 as standings show juniors 3 0 146 61, freshmen 3 0? 199, sophomores 1 2 81 99.
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Concord
John J.o’connell
Hunt Gymnasium
Concord High
Junciors
Sophs
Laurie Dutton
Dick Ryan
Donnie Crowvell
Ernie
Middlesex Avenges St. Paul Victory
Middlesex School squash team beat St. Pauls 4-1 to avenge an earlier loss and reach their 10th win. Individual matches featured Easton over Milton, Wister over Rosenthal, Boswick over Brownell, Thomas over Gardner, and Wintersteen over Prodis with varied set scores. The article also notes a National Geographic Society comment on a traveling college of zoology and farm truck statistics.
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Concord
Middlesex School
New Hampshire
St. Paul’s
Easton
St.p
Milton
Wister
Rosenthal
Boswick
Brownell
Thomas
Gardner
Circus
College of Zoology
National Geographic Society
Continents
Arabia
Africa
Peru
Australia
Siberia
Antarctic
Winchester Faces Needham In Class A Tourney Final
Winchester High advanced to the Class A final of the Eastern Massachusetts Basketball Tournament after a 51-46 semifinal win over Lexington at Malden. Acton High won the Class D Small School final 51-48 over Sacred Heart of Newton. Stoneham and Our Lady’s (Newton) also contested finals in other classes.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Boston Garden
Winchester High
Middlesex
Lexington
Malden
Winchester
Needham
the Garden
Wintchester
Doc” Abell
Lexingtonians
Acton High
Garden
Sacred Heart of Newton
Edger
Rhodes
Marble
Stoneham
Newton
Stow Girls Rally To Edge Hudson 36 33
The Hale high school girls defeated Hudson 36 to 33 after trailing three periods. Hudson led 15 10 after the first quarter and 24 16 at halftime, but Hale surged in the final period with a 12 4 scoring edge to clinch the win.
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Hale Girls
Payod
Hale
Hudson
Portsmouth High students earn large share of school salaries
In 1950 the 327 pupils at Portsmouth High School earned 68 thousand 944 dollars from part time work, nearly a quarter of the teachers salaries totaling 100 thousand 750 dollars.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth High School
Middlesex teams prep as private league results loom
Middlesex squads push toward the private school league as St. Mark's defeats Belmont Hill 38 33 in girls and boys action. Hockey undefeated in seven straight, Mill Dam bowling set for Lexington Monday. Massachusetts state open at Salem Country Club June 25 26 27 with Johnny Thoren cited as state open titlist.
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Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Belmont Hill
Cameter School
Hnors
Mill
Lexington
Maynard
Concord
Salem Country Club
A. Te
Johnny ‘Thoren
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Ake
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Bruins
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Rangers
Boston
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wallette
Comets
Brooks
St. Mark
Milton Academy
Ued
Dutton
Scooring, Jrs
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St. Paul
Wintersteen
Prodis
Sportscode Akicne
Frank Brangh
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Stow Girls
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Schmelzer
Eck
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Af E Warren
Jokinen
Eee
O 'Goucher
Eenee
M Warren
C Dudley
Setae Linden
Eeee Townsend
Vodoklys
Eens Colby
Ig Thompson
Weir
Enne
Hudson Girls
Eeene Gallow
Rt Dyson
O’connell
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Spinney
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