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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1950

Page

16

Helen Hanson Tops Pin Circuit With 276 Triple

In Lexington the Stickettes beat the Jettes 3 1 as Helen Hanson leads with a 276 three game series and 107 single. Rockettes defeat the Atomettes 3 1 while results list top scores from Dottie Martin Agnes Neville Becky Faunce and others.

Concord Lexington Helen Hanson Stickettes Jettes Rockettes Atomettes Strckettes Dottie Martin Agnes Neville Becky Faunce Helen Hatch Team Tari Gert Dee Margaret Algeo Roberta Pellandini Margaret Nickersop Peg Drugan Fran Kilmartin Helen McCarthy Alice Burke Margaret Burke Marge Dee Gert O’keefe Mim Clark Mary Connell Nancy Burke Peggy MacInnis

Skiing Fun for Concord Girl Scouts in New Hampshire

Nine Concord Girl Scouts joined 32 skiers plus a Concord Boys' group for a weekend trip to Cardigan New Hampshire. They rode out Saturday from the Girl Scout House and enjoyed powder Saturday night and corn snow Sunday. Transportation was provided by chaperones Mrs Whitney S Smith Fabian Friedman and John C Macone who managed the cars and weekend.

Concord Concord Girl Scouts Girl Scout Appalachian Mountain Club Cardigan New Hampshire Concord Boy Aconuts Whitney S. Smith Fabian Friedman John C. Macone

Middlesex School Lettermen Named From Recent Season

Coach Tom Hu announces lettermen for Middlesex School after a tough season four wins in 17 games. Captain Jimmy Green will graduate. captain elect Bobby Green led scorers with 164 points in 11 games alongside teammates R Adderson W Sprout R Shriv er LJ Dursthoff J Ward and J McChord. The item notes next season’s banner hopes and mentions the first submarine torpedo boat built at Mobile Alabama.

McArd Tom” Hu Middlesex School Jimmy Green Bobby Green R. Adderson W. Sprout R Shriver LJ Dursthoff J. Ward J. McChord McChord

Todd Honored by Lincoln Men's Club in Concord

John Todd, Concord native and Harvard graduate, was honored by the Lincoln Men's Club at Town Hall last Saturday. He received a gift from local townsfolk. Bernhard A. Roth of Concord spoke. Todd, Lincoln Mohawks manager, formerly Lincoln selectman, headed Chem firm’s Chicago assignment, led local Scout and Play ers groups.

Concord Lincoln Men’s Club Lincoln John Todd Concord High School Harvard Bernhard A. Roth Todd Lincoln Mohawks Concord J Chicago Cambridge Sachem Council Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle Concord Players

Heyliger's Sextet Upset By B U In NCAA Tourney

Concord and Boston University hockey squads stunned Vic Heyliger’s Michigan team 4-3 in the NCAA first round in Colorado Springs. BU defeated Union College 10-3, then Colorado claimed the title with a 13-4 win over Michigan. Vic’s team earned a consolation win over BC 10-3.

Heyliger B. U Concord Boston University Vic Heyliger University of Michigan N.C.A.A Colorado Springs University of Colorado Cade Ion College Vic B. C

Middlesex Selects Winter Sport Captains for 1951

Middlesex School elected three captains for next winter’s teams. Warren Mansur of Lowell will lead hockey, succeeding Ted Romaine of New York City. Robert C. Milton Jr. of Worcester will captain squash, while Bobby Green of St. Louis is chosen to lead basketball succeeding his brother Jimmy.

Warren “Spud Mansur Lowell Bobby Bobby Green Milton

Two Local Youths Seek Jumbo Posts at Tufts

Concord youths report for spring football practice at Tufts College Medford. Coach Fish Ellis, son-in-law of Edward F Loughlin Sr of West Concord, leads John Parker and Ken Heinz in pursuit of backfield and tackle duties. Parker is ex high school co captain and letterman.

Concord Tufts College Medford Tufts Fish” Ellis Edward F. Loughlin Main Street West Concord John Parker Ken Heinz Parker Heinz

Middlesex Prep Sports Notes Highlight Captains And Outlook

Brother succession names Bobby Green as Middlesex hoop captain replacing his brother Jimmy. Coach Huckins foresees a strong next year with graduates Jack Meechord and Jimmy gone. Indoor to outdoor track focus shifts after the big meet on the 19th with eight teams likely. Mansfield won the 1949 holiday meet. Maynard and Concord prepare for Patriots Day clash with Georgie Johnson Memorial trophy at stake. Concord High returns many veterans in the Middlesex League hunt. pitcher Charlie Sawyer anchors the pitching staff after last season’s success. Coach Creighton’s four-season record sits at 38 wins 45 losses with notable 14-9 this year. Ray Maher and Neil Hoyt linked to local sports figures. Middlesex School’s Wendell Raymond expects outdoor play soon. New hockey manager at Middlesex is Lloyd Roberts with Ken Hines as assistant. New England Basketball Tournament in Boston Garden noted. West Concord Wanderers may miss Freddie Wasiluk in Nashoba playoffs. White Sox farm camp opens.

Concord Bobby Green Middlesex Jimmy Tom Huckins Jimmy Green Jack” Mee- Chord Skip O’connor Willikley Mansfield Maynard High Dick Lawson Concord High Georgie Johnson Georgie Charlie Sawyer Winchester Ken Creighton Creighton Belmont Melrose Lexington Ray Maher Concord Track Nipper Maher Waltham Walter Hoyt Neil Hoyt Wendell P. Raymond Middlesex School Jack Leary Waltham High Nine Lloyd Roberts Boston Ken Hines Meadville Pennsylvania Philip Perera Nelson Lee Woodstock Vermont O’connor New England Boston Garden West Concord Wanderers Freddie Wasiluk White Sox Wanderers

Muscate Anchors Two Relay Teams At Notre Dame

Val Musca a Notre Dame junior led anchor legs for the sprint medley and two mile relays at the Illinois Tech Relays. His squad finished fourth in the sprint medley and third in the two mile as injuries hampered the two mile quartet. He was also slated to race in Chicago and Cleveland with the Notre Dame track team last week.

West Concord Val Muscato University of Notre Dame Ilinois Tech Val Chicago Cleveland Notre Dame

Hoyt And Maher Chosen Co Captains Of Concord Indoor Track

Concord High School juniors Walter Hoyt and Lincoln resident Marvin Maher were elected co captains of the 1941 Concord indoor track team, succeeding Charlie Johnson who graduates in June. Hoyt is a newcomer who ran the 300s and relay events under coach Skip O Connor, while Maher is a two season veteran and hurdler.

Concord Ray Maher Walter Hoyt Concord High School Charlie Johnson Hoyt O’connor Maher Lincoln

Concord and area high basketball and club updates

Moran Square Diner rival Jack Wallace scored 25 points for Fitchburg while Joe Callahan from Marianapolis added five. Concord Holy Name beat Wayland St Anne 33 to 34 with Duke Stefanelli scoring 12 for Concord. New Howe High names Harold Tomkins captain at Billerica and Concord’s Harold Tompkins noted. Helen Hanson leads the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club as Concord High plans softball and tennis teams this spring. Mohawk party guests at John Todd’s Linco ln event included Harold Morgan and Tom King of Maynard.

Fran Bowers Buzz” Bowsers Concord Wayland St. Anne’s Duke’ Stefanelli New Howe High Billerica Harold Tomkins Harold Tompkins Helen Hanson Miriam Clark Concord High John Todd Lincoln Harold Morgan Tom King Maynard

Concord High Coaches Attend Massachusetts Association Meeting

Five Concord High School coaches attended the Massachusetts Coaches Association annual meeting in Boston last Saturday. Attendees included Bernie Megin Skip OCon ner Walter Carew Ken Creighton and Jack Donovan. Peter Harwood of Concord spoke on track presenting during the clinics.

Concord Massachusetts Coaches Association Boston Concord High School Bernie Megin O’connor Walter Carew Ken Creighton Jack Donovan Peter Harwood Harvard

Off Again On Again Covington Marriage Bid

An uncertain young man who bought a marriage license in Covington mailed it back within days and a month later returned to buy another license for the same girl.

Covington U. P

Concord High School Baseball Aspirants Report

Concord High School held a meeting as nearly 30 boys reported for baseball candidacy. Captain Charie Sawyer leads the 1950 nine with veterans from last year and new players including freshman Kenny Olsen and Leo McGrath. Opening game near April 19 against Maynard.

Bill Gower Jimmy McKenna Charlie Bowie Mike McHugh Bill Flynn Dick Dee Leo Bayeur Mike Chase Leo McKenna Capt. Sawyer Tommy Weittner Gower Kenny Olsen Leo McGrath Husky Jayvees

O Grady Reports For B U Practice

West Concord Jack O Grady a BU football candidate reports for spring practice this week He will be a senior next fall and is expected to contend for first string under Coach Buff Donelti at Boston University

West Concord Jack” O’ Grady Boston University O’grady Buff” Donelti

McCarthy Posts Bowling Schedule

Concord Secretary Joe McCarthy releases the Mill Bowling League pairings for March 27 and April 3. March 27 matchups include Ramblers vs Thrift and K of C Srs vs All Stars, with Andy Boy facing Lincoln KofC Jr. and Tody's meeting Anderson's. April 3 slate features Lincoln vs All Stars, Ramblers vs Anderson's, and K of C Jr. against T.

Concord Joe McCarthy Ing Mill‘. D Ramblers Thrift C. Srs All Stars Andy Boy Lincoln K C. Jr Macone Tody

Stowe Elected College Captain at UMass Amherst

Concord youth Donald R. Stowe son of Mr and Mrs Raymond T Stowe of 22 Monument street was elected captain of the winter track team at the University of Massachusetts Amherst He also earned varsity letters this season and is a Concord High School graduate who played on the track team.

Concord Donald R. Stowe Raymond T. Stowe Monument Street Hag Beer University of Massachusetts Amherst Stowe Concord High School

Profs Beat Pelakey School Faculty In Tight Gym Clash

The Concord Peter Bulke ley Schoolboys defeated the Peter Bulkeley School faculty 31 to 26 at Hunt Memorial Gym. David Waite Frankie McPhillips and Chick Mayo each scored six points for the winners.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Hunt Memorial Gymnasium David Waite Frankie McPhillips Chick” Mayo

Lincoln and Son Plan Trip to See MIT Baseball Four Games

Concord editor reports Ethan Lincoln, longtime Lincoln figure in the Hawks, and his freshman son will travel south this weekend to watch the MIT baseball team. They will attend four games over six days as MIT schedules a challenging southern swing.

Concord Ethan Lincoln Lincoln Hawks M. I. T. Eezoa Ingle Fr

Worcester Boys Club Hoop Winners Edge Wing in Close Game

Worces ter club basketball wrap reads like a sparse box score. Players named include Forrest Grant Coreweo Buduo Dumas Scerra Lazaros Grasso Johnson Jolie and Med Wing with scattered positions noted.

Scerra Lf . Lazaros Rf Grasso C Johnson Jolie Lg Forrest

Golf Club Open in South Africa Faces Weather Delays

Snow storms and icy weather hinder openings at the Ma try Club opening, with the course delayed and operations uncertain. Ted Strategekis remains club pro as the season begins amid winter difficulties and member considerations. Pending plans for a future start are noted.

Matry Club Clough Ted Strategekis

Concord High Play Set For 3 PM Gym Showdown

The Concord High School hosts its annual event at Hi Gymnasium at 3 o clock with the boys varsity to face the season finale. A separate senior women contest is also planned.

Concord 30 Card High School Hi Gymnasium

West Acton runner plans comeback in Boston marathon

Fragile OCR note describes Kelley, Van Zant, and West Acton participants in a road race near Somerville and a marathon, with hopes to return to Boston. Names appear jumbled, but indicate local runners aiming for a major distance event after a setback.

Concord Johnny West Acton Somerville Kinton Boston

Deer Is Killed After Collision Near Waveney Terrace

A deer was struck and killed while driving west of Waveney Terrace in the morning. The driver involved was uninjured though the vehicle sustained damage.

Waveney

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