Concord Gun Club Meeting Briefed Active Postwar Plans
At the Concord Gun Club meeting in Elks Upper Hall the program outlined postwar activity. Members discussed liberating 1000 stream rabbits and 500 fish placements near Emspital Brook, with 500 more near Concord Turnpike. A drawing awarded top prize to John T. Hayes and 30 new members joined.
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High School Basketball Schedule Outlining 15-Game Season
The high school team lists a 15 game season with a mix of home and away dates. Openers include an April date at Park with Hudson at 8 o'clock, plus nine additional fixtures in March and May against Marlboro Leominster Fitchburg Milford Natick Framingham and others.
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parish youth league reshapes after basketball season
After the basketball season ends, St. Bernard’s parish reorganizes its CYO program. Two teams plus an inter parish junior squad are anticipated as Middlesex CYO groups conclude their season and set new season plans.
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The Hook Bowling Technique Highlighted by Champions
The article explains a hook delivery in bowling, stressing timing of wrist rotation for control. It cites champions from John Voorhees in 1906 to Buddy Bomar, noting a 10 to 12 inch break from foul line to pins and three wrist-action stages from inception to release.
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Ancient shot put roots traced to 632 B.C. Irish games
The text notes that shot put originated in ancient Irish games around 632 B.C. and describes it as a track meet event arising from those early competitions.
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Raccoons Wash Food Before Eating, New Habit Noted
Researchers observe raccoons regularly washing their food in water before consumption. This behavior appears consistent across observed individuals and may reflect problem solving or hygienic practice in urban environments.
Concord High Baseball Shoots For Strong Season
Concord High School begins baseball with 35 athletes out for the varsity under new coach George R. Hanna in the Middlesex League. Seven lettermen return including Georgie Fenton Billy Muscato and Richie Cann as Hanna leads the varsity. opening non league game set for April 3 against Middlesex.
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Pirates Send Cullinane Home For Operation
Pirates send Jimmy Cullinane home from Concord as he prepares for hand surgery in California. The former Concord High School captain injured his right hand before spring practice and will likely miss six to eight weeks. Cullinane, a naval lieutenant on blimps in World War II, was previously with the Albany Senators.
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Golfers Ready for Busy Spring Campaign in Concord
Concord golfers anticipate a strong season as fairways reopen after wartime travel bans. Harold Cahoon begins his 16th season as club pro on April 1 193? and hopes to revive prewar weekend tournaments and the annual club championship. Nearby Maynard also plans a busy schedule with women expected to play a prominent role.
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Holiday Meet Scheduled for April 20 at Emerson Playground
Concord High School plans a giant track meet at Emerson Playground on Saturday after noon April 20 due to Good Friday. Invitations have gone to Frami and Lexington with hopes to welcome five schools for the event.
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Kelley to Head Pack In Reddish A A Run
Kelley and Farrar cue a duel as the Reddish A A marathon prepares for Patriots' Day. Farrar aims to repeat 1944 dominance but Kelley brings experience from prior BAAs. West Roxbury route and hospital viewing point set the stage for a tense 15 mile race.
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Maynard Belmont Wellesley Track Team Plans Spring Season
The cord project notes a track team forming this spring with Alek coached by John J. Watson. Veterans include Billy Muscato Jackie Wal lace Billy Dolan Nelson Put nam Ray Eisenhauer and War.
Concord Twilight League to Be Revived with Six Teams
Concord new twilight baseball league known as the Asparagus League to meet at Monument hall Thursday at 8 PM. Six former wartime teams East Quarter Sleepy Hollow West Concord Herronville Depot and Hubbardville expected to return.
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Concord Red & Gun Club loses to Norwood in state armory match
Concord suffers a 900 to 984 defeat by Norwood at the State Armory ending Concord's chalice run. Concord women beat Badeton & Tennis Club 3 to 0 to win Class B championship. Only loss of season for Concord is to Cambridge, who finishes second.
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Five Years Ago St Bernard Midgets Beat West Concord 30 to 29
Five years ago St Bernard's Midgets edged West Concord Eagles 30 29 as Alka Beadoin led with 22 points. Patrolman John T Foster excelled with a 280 score of 300 in a police shoot. Concord high boys closed season with a 43 23 win over Alumni. John Antognoni scored 22 and Bob had 10. Alumnae lost to high school girls 32 7 led by Captain Helen Soberg with 10. St Bernard's Intermediates won 30 24 over St Andrews as Paul Moynihan posted 12.
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Concord athletes take to spring with notes and races
Lou Cunningham veteran pilot and ex Concord High athlete plays hockey for Marvin Club Wal tham in the Industrial League. The revived Kanto A. C six mile road race set for May 19 at Fort Pond Littleton invites Concord athletes to enter. Bob Kelley ex ten miler and former high school captain now serves as special police officer in Concord.
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Knights of Columbus fall to Dairy Five in Palisades league
The Concord Knights of Columbus five lost four points to the Dairy Five in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Lexington Alleys last Thursday night. The defeat virtually ends K of C prospects for one of four rolloff berths.
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Middlesex Nine To Resume Play For Lid Lifter
Middlesex School plans baseball practice to begin after spring vacation with opening game set for April 10 against Waltham High. Coach Wen dell P. Raymond enters his 32nd season at Middlesex as John L. Leary, veteran coach for Waltham, extends a long rivalry. About 50 candidates seek four veteran spots. a captain will be chosen after the first game.
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Concord High to Host Saturday April 13 Game
A note lists Concord high school game set for Saturday April 13 at home. Details are brief with venue implied and no opponent named.
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Kelley Does Not Enter North 20 Mile Run
Kelley of Acton declined to run the annual North 20 mile race leaving Teddy Wood of Concord to finish 15th. The event saw Canadian Cote winning in just over two hours and 36 minutes, with Wood placing mid-pack behind top favorites.
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Concord Basket Club Wins Postseason Game at Hunt Memorial
In a rough post-season matchup at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium last Friday, the Concord Basketball Club defeated a team largely comprising high school players. The article notes the season series dates to be announced later in the week.
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Double Celebration In Pittsfield Honoring George Mitchell
In Pittsfield New Hampshire George Mitchell marked a double milestone celebrating his 68th birthday and his 4th anniversary as editor and publisher of the Suncook Valley News.
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Northern New England Building Specialties Promotes Home Modernizing
The firm led by Z Wadsworth Narkin emphasizes conservation and insulation to combat postwar shortages. It highlights Manville insulation, near home service, and a 36 month financing plan to modernize homes in the region.
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Thompson Hardware Co Opens Century-Long Lowell Presence
Lowell business profile highlights Thompson Hardware Co at 245 Merrimack Street offering tools, sporting goods, pumps, paints, and mill supplies. It touts longevity as one of New England’s oldest and largest hardware firms with masury paints and contractor materials. Buy Victory Bonds.
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Larry’s Garage in Lowell Offers Postwar Auto Repair Service
The Lowell Review endorses Larry’s Garage at 4 Quimby Ave Lowell Tel 2 1588 for engine brakes clutch transmission and electrical work with 20 year veteran Lawrence Favreau. Emphasizes thorough checks periodic maintenance and reliability in postwar conditions urging timely service and victory bonds purchase.
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Clair Tire Co Ad Promotes Recapping and Safety in Lowell
An advertisement for the Clair Tire Co located at 63 John Street Lowell promotes quality recapping and a fully equipped plant. It highlights savings up to 50 percent, needs for motorist safety, and urges recapping to extend tire life, noting extra mileage and better handling for trucks fleets and operators.
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