Our Lady's Basketeers Dominate Concord Gym Game
Our Lady's Basketeers of West Concord overwhelmed Concord-At Munt Gymnasium 80 to 49 on Friday night in a dominant fourth period surge of 31 points. The Collegiates led early but Our Lady's narrowed the gap to 29-19 at halftime and pulled away in the second half with key scores from Reneea Shanty George Money and others.
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Friday sports slate mixed with events at local venues
Friday features Our Lady's College versus Chelmsford in a basketball tilt at Hunt Gymnasium with playoff fate uncertain. Also opening of Concord Obedient Dog Classes at Elliott's barn at 2:30 and 7 p.m. Monday baseball practice for Concord High candidates at Hunt, indoor cage at 3 p.m. Ladies Tennis Club plays two matches at Lexington at 7 p.m. Thursday Middlesex County League of Sports Men's Clubs holds its monthly meeting.
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Cullinane Takes Over Can-Am League Team in Arkansas
Cullinane, former Concord High School captain, leaves Gloversville entry to manage a Can-Am League team in Arkansas. He recently signed a contract to lead the new baseball club amid league changes.
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Still Plenty Of Skiing On NH
The Enterprise reports that New Hampshire offers ample spring skiing through April 15 in warm sun and corn snow conditions. Management says the tramway remains in good condition and favorable for visitors seeking late season runs.
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Playoff decided as West Concord edges Our Lady's C 34 29
West Concord defeated Our Lady's C 34 to 29 in a playoff to determine third place after both teams finished 9 5. West Concord led 8-4 after one period and 11-10 at half, maintaining the lead throughout. Jack Wallace held to four points. Dick McCarthy led both teams with nine and Jack O Grady scored. The result sets up a best two of three series at Chelmsford and Hunt Gym with potential third game location to be decided by coin flip.
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Hawks In Benefit Game At Lexington High
Concord local basketball notes a charity game set for Friday at Lexington High School Gymnasium featuring the Lexington War Hawks and the Lynn YMCA five teams in the Nashoba Valley league.
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Concord Rod and Gun Club Meets Wednesday
The Concord Rod and Gun Club plans a meeting on Wednesday March 30 at the Elks lodge. If the date changes updates will be sent by postcard. A full report on the recent Sportsmen's show will be presented and President Joh J Die will preside.
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Junior High Loop Plans For Games
A Concord area meeting was scheduled this afternoon to discuss junior high loop games. Officials from Seais were not available for comment.
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Schedules Now Available For Fans
Schedules are posted for fans as the season approaches. Details cover teams and venues, with dates and locations to help supporters plan attendance.
Jets Triumph Again In Four Set Victory
Jets beat Cannoneers in four sets after a tight start. Donald Nelson received a foul shot late, converting to seal the win as Jets froze the ball in the final seconds.
Local Folks Seen On Skiing Trails in New Hampshire
Local skiers were seen on Franconia and Whitman trails this weekend. Windsorell and Mark Gooding were reported in Franconia, while Mrs. Walter Whitman and Miss Anne Johnson frequent the area this winter.
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Westee Sportsmen Club Opens New Season Meeting
The Westee Sportsmen's Club held its season opener after a club supper at the Harrington Avenue clubhouse. Patrolman Fred led the business session. Results will be held on the first and third Thursdays.
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Hospital Doctors Meet On Saturday
Concord reports Emerson Hospital Journal Club plans a social evening this Saturday. The event features a guest note by Dnon on a National Geographic Magazine article.
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Acton High School Baseball Plans 1949 Season
Acton high school baseball outlines plans for 1949 with Fred Kiley as captain after four years of varsity play. Six regulars graduated, creating many openings on the nine and an 18 game schedule slated for a second week in April at Jones Field Acton. Coach William O Connell announces candidates including Ken Hampson Ste Petersen David Byers Blunt Watkins Rimbach Harry Morse Sanderson Houghton Frost Frasier Remondi Barnhart.
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Richard Sanderson Houghton
Robert Frost
Francis Fierra
Wilfred Frasier
Joseph Remondi
Robert Barnhart
Concord Area High School Sports Roundup Headlines
Congratulations to Somerville High basketball Arlington High hockey and BC hockey in one night with organizer updates. Local Catholic Tourney previews include St Pat’s Watertown dominating Class B entries Saint Mary’s and Saint Charles of Waltham. Umpires include John Doc Flaherty and Frank LaCivita resignations noted.
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Concord-John Parker Reports For Tufts Spring Practice
Concord High School alumnus John Parker reports for spring football at Tufts College. Parker, a tackle and former co captain, gained fame as a freshman two years ago. Coach Fish Ellis leads the team and Parker faced probation last fall, with Albie Rogers of Maynard among the halfbacks.
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Concord Children’s Art Centre Exhibit Heads to March 26
Concord The Children’s Art Centre in Boston presents the final school children painting exhibition at the Concord Free Public Library gallery. Miss Charlotte Dempsey and staff supervise the show which is open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Sundays and remains on display through Saturday March 26.
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Honor Roll Note From New Hampton School
Headmaster Frederick Smith announced that Edward Cerasuolo junior made the honor roll for the first half of the school year at New Hampton School New Hampshire. Cerasuolo is the son of Mrs John Cerasuolo of New Hampton.
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Maynard-Team 7 Reaches Intra-Mural Hoop Final
Maynard-Team 7 advances to the schoolboy final of the MHS Intra-Mural Basketball Tournament by defeating Team 1 26 to 22. They will face Team 8 in the championship, with Capt. Wolik leading the quintet in the Va League context.
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Maynard Baseball Schedule for 1949 Announced
Maynard school releases 13 game 1949 schedule announced by faculty manager Fred Mattioli. Coach Lawson’s team will compete in the Midland league with games at Clinton on May 20 and May Clinton on May 27 and at Martha.
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Stow Police Association Plans April Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting of the Stow Police Association refreshments were served and officers discussed upcoming events. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday April 20 at the town hall.
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Spaghetti Supper For Santa Chiara Guild At Union Church
A spaghetti supper was hosted for Santa Chiara Guild members and friends last Monday night at the West Concord Union Church. An art entertainment program followed the meal, with committee members including Mrs Norman and Mrs Fred Hart Jr. plus other volunteers.
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All Stars Sweep League Schedule For Trophy
The All Stars captained by Pete Ingenere clinched the regulation league schedule and earned the trophy. Hansen Ramblers led individuals with top win, while Bud R. Gilley, S. Wuorio, and R. Matson claimed high single and the All Stars won the high team triple trophy.
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Patrick's Party in Bedford Sparks Night of Dance and Bridge
A Bedford school auditorium hosted a Patrick's Party with dance music by Tom Ba Bey and a card game in the library. Bridge scorers included Elizabeth Neville Mary Neville Ned Neville E Grove Smith Thomas Poleo and others. high whist winners listed. automatic toaster awarded as feature prize. Thomas Poleo led the event.
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Elizabeth Cloutier
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Bedford Dawn Horizon Plans Social Schedule
A note lists upcoming events for the Bedford community including a Hair-Do social on April 5, a dance at the airport on May 1 and May 28, and weekend gatherings at Camp Kiwanis plus the June 24 weekend.
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