Marlboro CYO Beats All-Stars 59 to 50 in Fund Hoops
Bill Tripp's Marlboro CYO senior team edged a five-school All-Stars squad 59 to 50 at the high school gym in a Boys Club Fund showcase. Ralph Grasso scored 14 and Eddie Lynch 15 as the pace, and a high scoring second period thrilled a capacity crowd.
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Marlboro
Bill Tripp
CYO
Ralph Grasso
Eddie Lynch
Mariboro
Teeter
Northborn
Nowick
Maynard
Lou Chani
Grasso
Wallettes top Trailers in Ladies Ten Pin bowling clash
Polly Heyliger led the Wallettes to a 4-0 victory over the Trailers as Dottie Martin, Anne Burke and others posted strong scores. In the other match the Comets and Moonbeams tied 2-2 with Edith McGrath and Peggy McCarthy leading their teams.
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Concord
Polly Heyliger
Wallettes
Déver
Comets
Moonbeams
Dottie Martin
Anne Burke
Helen Dee
Margaret Nickerson
Margaret Algeo
Peggy McCarthy
Helen McCarthy
Jeannette Stensby
Cambridge boxer Fuller seeks spot in New England Boxing
Peter Fuller of Cambridge has submitted his entry for the New England Amateur Boxing Championships to be held at the Boston Arena. He recently defeated Bonnie Eld of Chelsea and aims to earn a place on the Garden team for the April 9 and 10 championships, with Robert Murphy of Cambridge also listed in the 135 pound class.
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Peter Fuller
Cambridge
Boston
New England Amateur Boxingssociation
Fuller
Ictory
Rough Bonnieeld
Chelsea
Pete
Prc
the Garden
New England
Robert Murphy
Poece Camilass
All Stars Game Tidbits Highlight Local Standouts
Jim Fadden of Northboro rushed back from illness to star in the schoolboy all star game delivering a midair switch hands hook shot. Paul Anghinetti of Marlboro struggled with dribbling as he fed two times to semi pro teammates. Red McNally of Clifton dominated the boards with fiery drives and Red’s fiery style drew attention. Henry Nowick of Maynard mixed in guard duties while Curt Teeter Jim Fadden Bob Nelson Art Savoy and Red McNally formed the taller lineup.
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Jim Fadden
Northboro
Paul Anghinetti
Marlboro
Henry Nowick
Maynard
Henry
Curt Teeter
Bob Nelson
Art Savoy
Red McNally
Lions Club Fetes Concord High Track Team
Concord Lions club will honor the undefeated Concord High School track team and their coach Skip O'Connor at Howard Johnson's during the regular supper program next Tuesday. More than 40 boys will be feted with each Lion member responsible for hosting duties.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Concord High School
Howard Johnson's
O’connor
Lion Club
New England Winners Qualify for Grand Nationals and Europe Trip
The signed entry to Joe Hines, Boxing Chairman of the New England Athletic Association, awards automatic Grand Nationals qualification at the Garden to all winners of the New England Championships and includes a trip to Europe.
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Joe Hines
New England Athletic Association
New England
the Garden
Europe
Boston Rollers Ready For Chicago Duel At Boston Arena
Chicago Westerners open a 20 day roller derby at Boston Arena on March facing Boston Jolters led by coach Russ Baker. Bob Satterfield headlines Chicago, once seriously injured by a block from Baker that nearly killed him. Satterfield defied odds to return to skating after 30 days in hospital.
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Boston Jolters
Boston Arena
Chicagog
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Russ Baker
Rolters
Baker
Satterfield
Derby comeback after near fatal accident four months later
A competitor resumes derby competition four months after a near fatal accident, marking a cautious return to the sport amid recovery progress and ongoing safety measures.
Moon surface pockmarks blamed on meteorite impacts
Astronomers say cratered features on the Moon result from meteorite bombardment. The study discusses how space debris carved pockmarks over billions of years, shaping the lunar terrain and informing models of surface evolution.
Well Known Commissioner Barry Honored By West Concord Friends
West Concorda John Barry Higgins a famed local sports figure received a testimonial at Mill Stream restaurant attended by about 55 friends and players. The event honored his years of work managing the West Concord Wanderers and serving as league secretary while guiding multiple local athletic efforts. Barry, a World War II veteran and longtime Post Office employee, lives at 488 Main Street with his wife a Tewksbury teacher.
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John Barry
Higgins
Millstream
West Coricord ‘Wanderers
Nashoba Valley
West Concord
U. S
Main Street
Tewksbury
Grouse History and Fishing Reflections Across America
The piece traces the grouse as a long native of the continent with finds dating to the Pleistocene and notes from Audubon era. It discusses habitat shifts from precolonial times to modern forestry, market bans over diet, and contrasts fishing as mental relief amid modern anxieties and busy life.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Henry VIII
France
Tennessee
Cumberland Mountains
Audubon
Natches
Philadelphia
Return Thane Cards Boost Waterfowl Harvest Data
After last season, duck hunters got reranked return postcards from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service regional offices. The new simple form asks for days afield ducks geese and bagged counts and hunting state. Authorities say timely complete returns improve management decisions for waterfowl.
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U.S S. High and Wildlife Service
Wildlife Management Institute
Keeping Records of Fishing Trips for Future Use
Keeping records of fishing trips is valuable though few fishermen do it. A small notebook fits a tackle box to log weather, wind direction, and other data at the time of the trip, increasing the likelihood of recording important details before gear is stored away.
Deer with three inch tusks found in Korean mountains
A report notes a type of deer with tusk like fangs about three inches long observed in Korea’s mountainous regions near U.S. Army installations. Researchers discuss possible classification and implications for local wildlife management.
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U.S . Army
Concords Four Year Baseball Record Shows Rising Strength
Under coach John OConnell taking over from Walter Carew Concord posts strong four season run with .100 or better finish each year. Team tallies include 39 wins and 26 losses in league play 31 wins against 5 losses in the league totaling 65 games and 411 to 308 points for and against. 1947 record 11 5 1948 11 6 1949 8 8 and last year 9 7.
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Concord
John O’connell
Walter Carew
Canory
Ncord
Funs
Sawyer Joins St Louis Cardinals Farm Club Hopeful
West Concord-Chaprice Sawyer, 18, lanky right hander, captained Concord High in 1950, heads to Albay Georgia for spring training with Lynchburg Virginia Class D team, a St Louis Cardinals farm club. He weighs 180 pounds, 6 feet 1 inch, pitched 13 wins 5 losses, also scored in basketball. Son of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Sawyer of Chelmsford.
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Chaprice Sawyer
Concord
Albay
Georgia
Lynchburg
Virginia
St. Louis Cardinal S
Oe Sawyer
Raaser
St. Louis
Ralph M. Sawyer
Chemsford
Veteran Coaches Lead Practice At Bateman Pond
Quipger, SPORTS idea, Shheol is pest legible note describe veteran coach Charles W. Locke training crews at Bateman's pond while the baseball squad works indoors under mentor Wendell P. Raymond with the veteran guidance of experienced staff.
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Quipger
Shheol
uAdey
Charles W. Locke
Bateman’s Pond
Wendell P. Raymond
Concord High Girls Sports Resume When Weather Improves
Concord Spring sports for the high school girls will resume soon once outdoors is feasible. Schedule guidance is expected from the athletic director and appropriate officials.
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Concord
Concord High School
Ieee Eletie
Eee
Concord Om School Baseball Announces 14 Game Schedule
Concord Om School baseball reveals a 14 game Middlesex League schedule starting April 19 with games at Concord against Lowell? teams. Key dates include April 17 at Concord April 20 at Lexington April 24 at Concord April 27 at Wakefield and later matchups through June 1 at Winchester.
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Concord
Lexington
Wakefield
Stoneham
Belmont
Reading
Melrose
Winchester
Concord Coach Names Third Assistant for Lowell Game
The Concord coach has appointed a third assistant for the annual Lowell game. Ray Riddit is set to lead the training with Charlie Hazel assisting. Two teams, Lowell and Concord, prepare for the match later next month.
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Concord
Gin
Lowell
Ray Riddit
Charlie Hazel
Bury
Hoven Co Triumph in Spring Tourney Finale
An upset finale sees Hoven Co defeat the top defense as Brown College collapses early. Heyliger emerges as a standout, cited as a top athlete from the High School Academy by local coverage.
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Jgan Hock Chamapionsti
Gan Wallop
Brown
Colieze
Heyliger
Fon
Academy Athlet
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