Concord High Meet Results Show Mixed Outcomes
The Concord High track meet yielded mixed results with some events won by Sottile and Adams while others saw rivals place third. Notable performances included dash and relay events with times and distances recorded, though several details remain fragmented in the available OCR.
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N. Concord
James
Alexander Antonangelli
Sottile d
Macey d Purcell
Ime
Adams
Rogers
Howe
Rady
Hart
Ware Gan
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Wallops Wheeler Take 13 4 Score in Local Contest
In Rideout Oak West Concord Harvey area a game ended 13 to 4 with Wallops Wheeler leading. Weidner pitched for the winners and allowed six hits while Finan and Hopkins posted two apiece. Bulkeley’s 13 hitting gem stood out as Ryan and the first baseman helped seal the victory.
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Weidner
Catcher
Hopkins
Bulkeley
Concord Beats Wakefield in Middlesex League Thriller
Concord High's baseball nine earned its fifth victory in six starts by defeating Wakefield 8-5 after a 7-0 win over Maynard. Dick Finan earned his third win, scattering seven hits while fanning eight. Johnny Wetherbee and John DeRuzzo led the offense with key hits as Concord rallied from a 4-2 deficit to take the lead in the fifth. Regular meeting of the Concord Recreation Commission set for May 10 at 7:30 at the Town House.
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Concord
Concord High Nine
Maynard
Wakefield High
Middlesex
Wakefield
Conway
Dick Finan
Johmny Wetherbee
John DeRuzzo
John Hamley
B Flynn
Whiting
Moore
Maynard Jare High
Lincol
Wayland
Maynard Laskowski
Brooks
Freeman
Myber
Vanleer
Silva
Cowles
Owski
Wais
Irsman
Concord High Track History Restricted by School Rule
Sport notes recall Concord Highs past sprinting strength and the impact of a rule limiting athletes to three events per meet. They cite Newton dominance, the 1928 Bob Tompkins four firsts performance, and contrast bygone multi event squads with current restrictions hurting small schools in dual meets and state qualifiers.
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Concord
Concord High
Wellesley
Newton
Massachusetts
Medford
Rindge
Tom McKenna
Bill Ambrose
Mert Sanborn
Pete Harwood
Joe Sheehan
Henry Berlied
Bob Tompkins
Newton and
Waltham
Maynard
Charlie D’agata
Concord Girls Saturday Play Classes Begin on Emerson Grounds
The Concord Recreation Commission offers Saturday morning play classes for all grade school girls. Miss Helen Brown of West Concord will instruct at 9:30 each week on Emerson Playground. In last week’s game the Concord Peachstones beat the Kilroys 12 to 10 with Meg McWalter as captain and Nancy Hume leading batters with a triple. Shirley Waite captains the Kilroys. The second class will be held next Saturday morning.
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Emerson
Concord . Recreation. Commission
Helen
Brown
West Concord ‘School
Concord
West Concord
Peachstones
Concord “Kilroys
Meg McWalter
Shirley Waite
Kilroys
Nancy Hume
Two Ladies Roll 264 To Register High In League
In Lexington on April 28 the Tams defeated the Yanks 3-1 while the Dames blanked the Tagalongs 4-0 in the ladies 10 pin bowling league. Polly Mara led the Tams with 261, Martha Dee rolled 264 for the Yanks, Anne Burke 262 for the Dames, and Margaret Burke 264 for the Tagalongs.
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Concord
Lexington
Tams
Yanks
Dames
Polly Mara
Martha Dee
Anne Burke
Margaret Burke
Alice Algeo
Margaret Nickerson
Polly, Mara
Fran Kilmartin
Tarda Dee
Alice Burke
Marge. Dee
Becky Faunce
Miriam Clark
Dance Oe Seidini
Margaret Algeo
Dottie Martin
Edie McGrath
Nancy Burke
Bret Burke
Peg Webber
Irene Dorian
Gert. Dee
Concord Recreation Commission announces girls badminton
The Concord Recreation Commission outlines weekly girl badminton classes to be held Tuesday at the senior gymnasium. Miriam C. Clark, girls physical education instructor at Concord High School, leads the program with a supervised entry session for participants.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Ae —S Gymnasium
Miriam C. Clark
Concord Niece School
Girksy
Belmont Hill Edges Middlesex in Close Baseball Game
Belmont Hill outlasted Middlesex 7 to 6 last Wednesday afternoon at Belmont Hill. Belmont Hill built a 7-2 lead before Middlesex staged an eighth inning rally with four runs. Larry Austin doubled for Middlesex and Jack Rambach hit a triple. Tony Zane and Everett Bradley pitched for Middlesex. Canfield and Gill did the same for Belmont Hill.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Belmont
Belmont Hill
Oan
Larry Austin
Middlesex
Jack” Rambach
Gimore
Tony Zane
Everett Bradley
Innin
Bel. Hill
Canfield
Gill
Zane
Speanice
Austin
Locals Suffer First Tennis Defeat at Home 5 4
Concord Winchester tops Middlesex School 5 4 on their home courts as several singles matches shift in favor of Concord. Notable results include Caldwell and Bomonti for Middlesex, and Clarke with Savina Clarke for Concord, with doubles also decisive.
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Concord
Winchester High
Middlesex
Cushing
Dummer
Lexington High
Caldwell
Peterson
W. Bomonti
Swanson
Horne
R. Bomontian
Dissey
Burtnett
Morris
Poster
Middlesex and Concord Athletes Feature in Weekend Action
Eight years ago Worcester Classical beat Middlesex 7 3 in tennis. Concord Country Club hosted golf won by Burleigh L Pratt and Con verse Hill. Middlesex School tennis faced St George 62 at Concord. Twilight League opened with Middlesex 3 2 over Thayer in 10 innings. West Concord formed a nine team softball league. Six years ago Concord High defeated Chelmsford with pitchers Jim Ryan and Don Ogg. Middlesex School tennis under Walter H Trumbull and Russell Kettell prepared for matches. Bernie Megin’s undefeated track squad competed in Belmont Relays. St Marks defeated Middlesex crews at Bateman Pond course.
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Worcester Classical
Middlesex
Converse Hill
Burleigh L. Pratt
Concord Country Club
Anderson’s Market
N. E. Dressed Meat Co
St. George
Concord
Thayer
West Concord
Concord High
Chelmsford
Jim Ryan
Don Ogg
Middlesex School
Walter H. Trumbull
Russell Kettell
Bernie Megin
St. Mark’s
Batemal Pond
Concord-Melrose Golf Team Tops Concord High 81-2 61-2
Concord-Melrose defeated Concord High at Concord Country Club last Thursday afternoon by score 81-2 61-2. Competitors for Concord High included John Weatherbee, Max Lawrence, Ivan Sturtevant, Peter Mutty, and James Alexander.
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Concord
Melrose High School
Concord High
Concord Country Club
John Wetherbee
Max Lawrence
Ivan Sturtevant
Peter Mutty
James Alexander
For Sale Negeny Tractor and Cultivator
Old classified notice lists a tractor with cultivator and Indian Motorcycle motor. Running condition noted with good tires. Sale arranged by A A Schaal with contact on Saturday May 8.
Concord prep sports schedule spans baseball golf tennis and crews
Thursday features Depot versus Minute-Men baseball at Emerson Playground 6 15 p m. Friday showcases Concord High Jayvees against Stoneham Jayvees in Stoneham and Concord High School versus Stoneham in Middlesex at 3 p m. Saturday includes Middlesex School vs Boys Club of Boston baseball at Middlesex and tennis at Middlesex 3 p m with a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club. Various other events listed through Monday Tuesday and Thursday across local high schools and clubs.
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Depot
Minute-Men
Concord
Emerson Playground
Concord High Jayvees
Stoneham High
Stoneham
Concord High School
Middlesex
Maynard High School
Wayland High
Maynard
Concord Recreation ‘Commission
Emerson
Middlesex School
Boston
Concord Country Club
Middlesex’ School
Noble & Greenough
Charles River
Dedham
Emerson Bayground
St. Mary’s High
Milford
Acton High School
Lunenburg High
Wachusetts
Lunenburg
Winchester High
Greater Boston
Winchester
Jayvees
Wellesley High
Marlboro
Chevrolet Truck Ad Aims at Mechanics with Strong Parts
Classified note touts a Chevrolet truck with steel locker body good rubber and dual wheels. Describes perfect fit for a mechanical repair job.
Concord Defeats Maynard 7 To 0 In Park Tilt
Walter Palmer limited Maynard to five hits as Concord built a 7 0 lead. Ted Flynn opened scoring with a first inning homer and DeRuzzo delivered key hits later. Flynn and DeRuzzo led Concord while Mariani and Swanson aided Maynard in a lopsided afternoon at Crowe Park.
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Maynard
Walter Palmer
Concord
Crowe Park
Ted Flynn
Wetherbee
Palmer
Howes
Pearson
Flynn
Fenton
DeRusso
DeRuzzo
Veracka
Hanley
Swan
Robinson
Trabucco
Mariani
Swanson
Club To Conduct Vermin Hunt Rankin Elected
The Concord Rod and Gun Club schedules its second vermin hunt of spring for May 8. Members meet at Thoireau Street Tail Road at 6 o clock. After an all day shoot, guests gather at the Old Rifle Range West Concord. Past President Elmer D Rankin was elected president of the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs at the annual meeting in Waltham.
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Concord
Concord: Rod& Gun
Thoireau Street
John Bartolomeo
Old Marlboro Road
West Concord
Elmer D. Rankin
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Waltham
Four Ball Match Play Qualifiers At Concord
Concord hosts Four Ball qualifying rounds with 13 pairs advancing to Sunday. Notable results include Kierce-Geary 1 up, Beale-Hutchinson 4 and 3, O'Brien-Austin 4 and 3, and Comins Jr.-Peterson 4 and 3. Second division features Jewell-Borden and Wardwell-Comins Sr. advancing. semi finals set for Saturday.
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Concord
J. Kierce
C. Geary
W. O’brien
J. Austin
D. Comins, Jr
E. Peterson
L. Smith
A. Peirson
Maynard Emersons Open With Big Win On Tuesday
Maynard Emersons opened with a 7 to 1 victory as Billy Freeman pitched a no hit bid through four innings striking out nine with two walks. Freeman also homered and Maynard collected multiple runs on walks, a double, singles, a fielder's choice, and two errors during the game.
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Maynard
Emersons Duns
High
Billy Freeman
Aynard
Freeman
Boys Baseball Classes Continue Saturdays in Concord
Boys baseball classes for Concord and West Concord boys meet every Saturday at 9 30 in the Emerson pols ground. Kenneth R Creighton leads the sessions with Bulger Jr stepping in for Creighton during his absence on business.
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