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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
12
A conference for the Fish and Game Association will be held at a Boston hotel. The event is described as informal and will feature pair and group discussions, with speakers expected to cover topics on fishing and game questions.
Bedford junior team lost 17 to Lexington Junior despite a late defensive stand led by Atwood and Arthur. Carlson Hammond and Gaylor contributed as the Bedford defense tightened after a rough start and the referee Mario administered many pens.
The Concord banquet raised to seek a. Elks upper and were catered with prize awards given to J Baptiste president in charge and others. Guests included Megin and Rudy Currier of Enterprise, with high school football noted among attendees.
Peter J. Miller, former U S Olympic speed team coach, skated from his hotel to the state house amid winter weather. He notes transportation issues in the capital as he travels to work.
Team results show Spark Pommee and Ko Kotttes splitting points 2–2. Individual totals include Margaret Alg eo 244 Becky Faunce 271 Ca Anne Burke 254 Roverta Petlan 200 Mary Connell 224 Alice Algeo 258 and Hi Hox with Sue Barran 215 Peg Clark 254 Mim Clark 206 Polly Heyliger 239 Dotti Martin 239. Team totals 1172 and 1153.
Concord defeated the freshmen 27 to 11 in Hunt Gymnasium last Friday afternoon with Freddie Carlson again the scorer for the second game in a row. Juniors won 26 to 17 in the other matchup. Final standings: seniors three wins, no defeats. freshmen two wins, one loss. juniors one win, two losses. sophomores no wins, three losses. Frank Trabucco and J McKenna refereed the varsity games.
The Concord seventh grade team defeated their rivals with Eddie Rogers scoring 14 points and Larry Mee 12 as leaders. Teammates included Barthus By ron Beaudoin Manchus Mayo deck McBreen Weidner Mattison and Mayo who added 10 points for Concord in a team victory.
Concord high seniors beat sophomores 94 to 10 in an intra-mural game as Fred Carlier scored 34 points. In the twin bill the sophomores defeated the juniors 23 to 19 with Leo McKenna and Joe DeNaro contributing eight and six points respectively.
Hudson Renaud of this town enters the lighthead class at the New A A A boxing championships in Boston Arena with two new starters in the division. The field includes State Champion John Boutilier of West Roxbury and other entries like William Fulller and George Ted Lupino as competition heats up across all classes.
Concord player Dukie Steffaneli of Grant Street, an ex high school athlete, played for Tilton School in the recent Newland prep-school tournament but his team fell in the first round.
Charleston, W V A survey by the conservation commission finds squirrel as the favorite hunting sport for West Virginia hunters. Rabbits come second and deer third in the ranking of popular quarry.
Fort Worth report states a one-armed pickpocket was charged with theft in the disappearance of a man's billfold containing $200. The incident involves a local wallet loss and subsequent legal action.
Edward Horne and others removed the hockey at Emerson playground to prepare for spring sports. This year Concord boys and girls enjoyed only three good skating days, down from 34 days a year ago. A similar rink at Rideout playground in West Concord also saw limited skating due to bad weather.
In Albany Texas a skunk was found under a house with its head stuck in a small-mouth jar. The animal was killed with a shotgun and a strong lingering odor followed the incident.
The owners of Concordd and West Concord face a final deadline to license pets by March 311st as required by law. Last year Concord had 645 dogs licensed. Ralph Macone of Lang Street and Amains E. Johnson of Street were due back this week after a 10 day motor trip to the south visiting friends in Texas and Mexico.
City statute prohibits exhibitions of supposedly dead persons in public, allowing only bona fide theatres to show corpses or those lying in caskets if they are truly dead.
Concord Carl Herstad unveils Skaal Room at The Fairway in a newly added lounge. The opening night drew a large crowd of patrons and new friends while promising continued fine dining and luncheon service.
Berlin officials report two Santa Clauses for the city as the Christmas fairs split by the east west division. The So viet sector and the western sector each stage its own holiday event amid the growing city rupture.
Baker uses a Nash Ambassador with automatic drive to cover 1595.1 miles in 43 hours 13 minutes averaging 36.9 mph. The safety and economy run passed through 11 states from Boston to Miami February 22 to 25, observing all laws despite adverse weather.
In Lexington Kentucky the drug store manager puzzled over slow sales of a two pack promotion. The ad read 18 cents a pack two for 37 cents causing confusion.
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