Local school baseball practice winds up season
ACH Y HAS BY OUT ACH Y HAS BY OUT lesex School holds baseball practice with coach and players working out in the school's space. Captain John Simonds is out with hip and elbow issues while veterans Tony Brett Bradley Billy Bailler Ghill and others prepare for the season.
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Lesex School
Pracran
John Simonds
S. Y
Tony Brett Bradley
Billy Bailler
Ghill
Albham
Hunt event calendar outlines sports and club activities
Calendar entry lists men at Hunt Armory and State Armory events. Baseball league games at the Armory, bowling and basketball nights in Lexington and Hunt. All Stars vs Nn basketball at 7 30 p m with league and youth club activities noted.
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Hunt _m
Doin
Interscholick
Maine
State Armory
Middlesex School Edges Concord in Midweek Squash
Middlesex School defeats Concord 4-1 to improve its season as notable matches unfold. Malabre beats Cornel Peale 18 17 15 12, Clarkson tops Bonnevill 17 16 15, while others contribute to the close win in a Wednesday contest.
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Middlesex School
of Concord Ec
Middlesex
Douglas
Corneil Peale
Brain Clarkson
St. P
Bonnevill
Concord Red and Gun Club Sportsmen's Show Planned
Final plans are set for the first annual Concord Red and Gun Club Sportsmen's Show at the State Armory in Concord. The event runs Friday 7 PM and Saturday 2 PM to 11 PM with sports booths displays and a large crowd anticipated from nearby towns.
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Concord
Concord Red & Gun Club
State Armory
Free Sports Night for St Michael's Parish Youth
Hudson article notes C.Y.O. Boosters host Thursday March 11 events at St Michael's parish with 7:30 p.m. start featuring Abbot and Costello film and wrestling exhibitions by Armory trainees. Festivities chaired by D Francis Murphy with volunteers, plus Easter ball plans for April 2 at State Armory.
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William L. Gibbons
Alexander Karsonis
John Marques
Mary Brothers
Mary Clark
Gertrude Woodard
C.Y.O
St. Michael’s School Hall
Francis J. Kennedy
State Armory
Morty Gould
J. David White
Daniel F. Cronin
al Kursonis
William Adams
Albert
Yada
Joy Mrysa
Concord High girls end season with four wins
Concord High School girls basketball finished their season with a 4-5 varsity record under coach Miss Marion Clark and captain Jane Adams. The junior varsity team went 3-6 led by coach Miss Miriam Clark with student manager Miss Bertha Mullen.
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Concord
Concord High School
Marion Clark
Jane Adams
Concord Seconds
Miriam Clark
Bertha Mullen
Chelmsford
St. Clement's
Weston
Lexington
Belmont
Melrose
Winchester
Woburn
Icceed
S Tes
St. Clement’s
Sunterane
Faiirate Aha
Srateae
Actonites Fall to Grafton High in Townsend Tournament
In the Townsend Basket ball tournament last Wednesday Grafton High defeated Actonites 37 to 24. The game was closer than the final score suggests with the victors pulling away in the final period. Hampson led Actonites scoring with 10 points.
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Townsend
Grafton High
Hampson
Actonites
Browne & Nichols Rally To Beat Middlesex School 49–38
Browne & Nichols of Cambridge rallied from an early deficit to defeat Middlesex School 49 to 38 at Concord's roster court last Wednesday afternoon. Middlesex led 8–6 after the first period with John Stodghill scoring 12 points as the top local scorer. The Middlesex seconds also fell 24–19 to Browne & Nichols seconds.
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Concord
Browne & Nichols
Cambridge
Middlesex School
Middlesex
John Stodghill
Stonestreet
Thompson
Riga
Johnson c
Norbury
Blood
Poel
Stodghill
Ameete
Boyden
Morley, Lf
Wills
Balcones
Baillergeron, c
Green
Peterson, Lg
Rogers
Megin
Delsic
Local hoops note on Eastern Massachusetts Championships
Belmont and Lexington led Middlesex League entries with strong records as the Eastern Massachusetts Basketball Championships reach Boston Garden. St Patrick’s of Water town enters Class B with Dave Nangle scoring over 600 this season. Winchester and Winthrop fight for Northeastern League glory while All Stars near clinching the league title.
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Boston Garden
Belmont
Lexington
Concord
St. Patrick’s
Dave Nangle
Watertown
Bill Thomas
Bernie Megin
Algonquin Council Boy Scouts Spring Training in Southboro
Arrangements completed for the Annual Spring Training Session of the Algonquin Council Boy Scouts at the Fay School Southboro on March 20 and 21. Registration begins 1:00 PM Saturday and ends 2:00 PM with a time-saving program featuring Senior Scouting Scoutmasters Training and Health and Safety First Aid courses.
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Algonquin
John Waterhouse
Marlboro
Joseph H. Dyson
Hudson
Everett Sanders
Sudbury
Hale
Southboro
Fay School
February Hospital Report Totals At Emerson Hospital
Concord Miss Elmina L Snow administrator of Emerson Hospital lists February figures. Totals include 173 admissions, 167 in hospital, 42 deaths, 71 operations, 413 path exams, 1948 daily average 48.06 for 1947 44.07, infant counts 46, and ward days totaling 410.
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S. P
P. R
Laughlin Shares $953 391 Estate Awarded in Philadelphia
Concord Henry A Laughlin of Monument street president of Houghton Mifflin and Ethel D Swain of Boston are among five nieces and nephews named in the distribution of the 953 391 net estate of Anne Irwin Laughlin in Philadelphia. The decedent was a daughter of Henry A Laughlin of Jones and Laughlin Steel Company.
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Concord
Henry A. Laughlin
Monument Street
Houghton Mifflin, Publishers
Ethel D. Swain
Boston
Anne Irwin Laughlin
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Gardens Save Millions by Home Veggie Plots Abroad
Elmore N. McKee notes home vegetable gardens in Germany and Europe, grown in spare time, have helped families meet nutrition shortages. Seed from the United States is welcome, and the ASTA European garden seed assortment will ship to 23 countries or to aid groups for distribution.
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Germany
France
Europe
Elmore N. McKee
Berlin
Friends Service Committee
Mr. McKee
Tiegarten
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
ASTA
Sudbury School Honors Roll and Declamation Contest Semifinals
Principal Alan Flynn announces scholastic honor roll for grades 9 to 12 with named students. Declamation Contest semifinals set for March 3 list participants across grades 7 and 10 and alternates.
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Sudbury School News
Alan P. Flynnn
A. Burns
R. Eaton
S. Kallilainen
L. Pride
L. Richardson
J. Hai
M, Franco
W. Palmer
B. Kahlainen
R. Jenkins
J. Raynor
R. Hawes
Appointment of Piecewicz Is Confirmed
Benjamin A. Piecewicz of Maynard was named a public administrator for Middlesex County by Governor Bradford and confirmed by a vote of the Executive Council yesterday.
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Piecewicz
State House
Boston
Benjamin A. Pilecewicz
Maynard
Middlesex County
Robert F. Bradford
Executive Council
Seaman S W Scribner Serves Aboard Grand Canyon
S W Scribner first class seaman, son of Mrs Christine M Scribner of West Acton, serves aboard the destroyer tender USS Grand Canyon. The ship has completed a Mediterranean tour and now sits at Taranto, Italy, with plans to leave for Boston in March. The Grand Canyon services and repairs carrier and escort ships in emergencies.
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S. W. Scribner
USN
Christine M. Scribner
West Acton
Grand Canyon
Mediterranean
Taranto
Italy
Bostor Magss
Student names and judges listed for event
Grade 12 B Stearns E Kahilainen B Giles A Hriniak R Hawes W Palmer alternate E Minenpaa. The judges are Miss G Halloran Mrs Gold en Mrs Gordon Carpentier Mrs Lou Wahl Mrs Karl Deutsch Mrs Robert Hall Mrs Cooper Harpin Mrs Mary Brown Mrs Cahill Mrs Davison Sr Mrs G Walker Mrs Kidwell.
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B. Stearns
E. Kahilainen
B. Giles
A. Hriniak
R. Hawes
W. Palmer
E. Minenpaa
G. Halloran
Golden
Gordon Carpentier
Lou Wahl
Karl Deutsch
Robert Hall
Cooper Harpin
Mary Brown
Cahill
Davison Sr
G. Walker
Kidwell
Family of Rev. John Copp Now in Sudbury
Rev. John Copp and wife with three children reside at Memorial Congregational Church parsonage in Sudbury. Mrs. Copp and children arrived from Canada on March 2, visiting New England spots before returning to Toronto where she is a soloist at Eaton Memorial Church. Mrs. Stanley Evans, her sister-in-law, accompanied them. The group stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hall and attended Easter music rehearsals where Evans sang with pianist Elinor Bentley.
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Sudbury
John Copp
Copp
Memorial Congregational Church
Canada
Stanley Evans
New England
Toronto
Eaton Memorial Church
Memorial Church
John C. Hall
Concord Grange Plans Coming Activities At Meetings
Concord Grange, P. of H., schedules its next meeting at Peter Bulkeley School on Tuesday night March 16 at 8 o'clock with the third and fourth degrees to be conferred. Members plan to attend Middlesex Central Pomona Grange at Bedford on March 17. Concord Grange also plans a Neighbor's Night for April 6 with a speaker from the Governor's Council.
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Concord
Concord Grange
P. of H
Peter Bulkeley
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Bedford
Concord Grange Is
Fitzpatrick Enters Burdett College in Boston
Thomas F. Fitzpatrick son of Mrs Helen McNeil of Concord enters Burdett College Boston enrolling in Accounting and Business Administration He is a Concord High School graduate noted for athletics and is a World War II Navy veteran.
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Concord
Burdett College
Boston
Thomas F. Fitzpatrick
Helen McNeil
Fairhaven Road
Fitzpatrick
Concord High School
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