H S Gains Second Track Win 66 56
High school track meet results show Conéora defeating Reading 66 to 56 with 21 boys competing. Event winners include Mul l lary in 100 yard dash and Barry in 220 yard dash with detailed times and places for sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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H.S
Reading
Bhi
Barry
T. Rizzitatto
Nicholas
Girard
Harris
Duncan
G. Rid
Alden
Glynn
Libby
Demenow
Concord It Play Pet Week Brings Sports Night and Opening Day
Concord league swings into high gear with a Sports Night on Friday and opening day Saturday at the high school auditorium. Former major league umpire Art Gore will speak, last year’s World Series Yankees vs Braves memories highlighted, Little League certificates awarded, and refreshments provided.
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Concord
Satur- Artic Gore
Yankees
Braves
T Emerson
Red Sox
Ant
Hufit Gymnasium
Yharch
Manchuso Triumphs In Close West Bow League Finale
Manchuso posted a 65 in a neat 1988 event while Lamber won as West Bow League capped final matches. Folled a neat 1988 to triple as ome Products was held to a 42 tie. Singles scores included 104 112 and 140 with Champ 1 and General d both shutting out their foes Palmérs and Hardings respectively. Other results featured Gustimans 31 Fentons t Macones 31 and Dees blanked Lions 40.
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West
Manuso
Ome Products
Yaced
Champ 1
General d
Palmérs
Hardings
Fort. Ihoth
Itnays
Gustimans
Fentons
Strikes and Snares Pivot to May Events in Local Notes
Disjointed lines report upcoming May 1 events and committee testimonials. Mentions lumber, Covnare, and team captain Art Wit with a high batting average around 101.4. Individual scores and triplet totals appear for Stephens, Tobin, Joffibo, Otto Lempin, and Wassy, with scattered numbers and misread names.
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Covnare
Art Wit
Eee i Ic Stephens
Wobin
Wassy
Tobin
Joffibo
Otto Lempin
I Stephens
TO. Colsombo
Errors Help Ayer Win Opener Over Regionals 9-4
Ayer High took a 9-4 opening win over Regionals as Acton-Boxboro starter Barry Lazaro struggled with wild pitches in the first inning. Lazaro settled later, but Ayer erupted for four runs on only one hit in the first frame. Gould and Flannery led the Colonials with two hits each, while errors doomed Acton-Boxboro with five miscues.
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Acton
Acton- Boxborough
Groppins
Ayer High
Barry Lazaro
Colonials
Ayer
Lazaro
Bluefrore
Bob Gould
Garry Flannery
Hudson and Acton Junior High Play Schedule Set
Coach Lotis lists junior high games: May 14 at Hudson, May 14 at Acton, May 18 at Concord, May 18 at Wayland. A game with Weston is scheduled here on Tuesday.
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Mayfiéld
Lotis
Hudson
Acton
Concord
Wayland
Weston
Royal Bay Gem Wins Trio of Laurel Races
Laurel Maryland race recap highlights Royal Bay Gem winning the Spalding Lowe Jenkins for two year olds the Chesapeake Stakes for three year olds and the Laurel Handicap as a four year old in a standout performance.
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Laurel
Royal Bay Gem
Wayland Blasts Locals 10-0 In Baseball showdown
Wayland High defeated Acton-Boxborough Yough Regional 10 to 0 behind Fa Johnson’s three hit pitching and 12 strikeouts. John Mulvany started for the Colonials but a third inning barrage opened by errors led to seven runs. Gustafson added two hits as Wayland unleashed steady offense.
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Aelon
Acton-Boxbey Yough
Wayland
Mulvany
Bob Gould
Gustafson
Johnson
Concord High schedules busy week for girls sports and track
Concord High teams prepare for a string of contests. Girls softball and tennis face Winchester High on May 12 at home. Golfers play Reading today and Lexington Monday. Track men travel to Relays on Saturday May 9 and host Wakefield May 12. Boys tennis meets Winchester at home and Lexington Monday before a trip to Watertown next Thursday.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester High
Hool
Reading
Lexington
Wakefield
Winchester
Hore T
Algo
Watertown
Delaware Has Only Three Counties
Delaware has three counties while Texas contains 254 counties and the national average stands around 66. This contrast highlights regional differences in administrative divisions across the United States.
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Delaware
Texas
Concord to Meet Rival Lexington in Upcoming Games
Concord aims to face Lexington after a prior defeat to Lexington by 10-6. The schedule lists next week’s games including Monday at home and Wednesday at Walker Field. May 15 features Melrose at home.
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Concord
Lexington
Cénéord
Midaleved
Verge
Lékingion
Érrow
Liéxington
Walkefield
Melrose
Bowling League Records High Averages and Team Standings
West Concor n Following list provides Holy Name Bowling League season averages. Notable: Joe Francis 97.8 Manu Garcia 96.8 John Tombeno 96.6 Ed Lalli 96.6 Eddie di Iinane 98.1 Art Haighes 93.1 Notre Dame and Holy Cross lead in team triples and titles. Notre Dame crowned champions with an 86 34 overall record after splitting halves 41 19 and 45 15.
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West Concorn
Holy Name
Joe Francis
Manu Garcia
John Tombeno
Ed Lalli
Joé Steinmann
Joe Paige
Patsy Tanniello
George Haynes
Eddie di Iinane
Art Haighes
Frané’s
Tombeno
Cullinane
Pombeno
Steinmiahl
Tom Ryan
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Rolief
Regional To Play Wayland Monday
Acton-Roxborough Regionals travel to play Wayland in a non league game after today’s Wachusetts League match at Lan caster. Wayland previously beat Acton-Roxborough. Next league game is May 12 at Lutenberg, then a home contest next Thursday with Groton.
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Acton
Wachusetts
Lancaster
Acton-Roxborough
Wayland
Lutenberg
Groton
Intra-Town Bowling League Maynard Final Standings
Final standings show top teams in the Maynard intra-town league with points tallied and honors awarded. The list reflects the season results and individual team performances.
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Maynard
Banquet of Namie Bowling Teague in Concord
About 50 attended the banquet at Bik Hall on Wednesday evening for a bowling league. Rev. Thomas F. Brosnan spoke as guest. other clergy and local officials attended. Individual bowling awards were announced with Joseph Francis top, Manny Garcia second, and Tombeno third. Hampions were named for halves. New officers were elected: President Toni Ryan, Secretary Rudy Cufret, Treasurer Dannie Bullinane.
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West Concord
Bik
Witham’s
Thomas F. Brosnan
Massachusetts Institution For Correction
Lewis F. Keath
Our Lady Help of Christian
Donald Wade
West Concord League
Joseph Colombo Resreentine Maynard
Toni Ryan
Rudy Cufret
Dannie Bullinane
Cortford Looms Large as Javee Nine Plans Kentucky Swing
Coach John O'Connell's team will be at Lexington tomorrow meet Reading on Monday then Wakefield on Wednesday. Coach Jobin Winton's freshmen face Lexington Friday and Reading Monday then Wakefield, May 13.
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Cortford
John O'connéll
Lexington Torstorrow
Reading
Wakefield
Jobin Winton
Lexington
Readinng
Veterans Fishing Parties Planned by Rod and Gun Club
Concord A Clean Up Day was held by Rod and Gun Club members on Sunday at the club grounds. Dinner was served by workers under Chef Harold Hanna. The first of three veterans fishing parties occurred last Saturday with two more set for next Saturday and May 16.
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Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Harold Hanna
Junior High Basketball Schedule Turbulent Weekend
Acton-Coming tilts for the junior high boys team with games listed against Concord Wayland May 12 Maynard May 19 Bedford May 21 and Lexington with locations varying between home and away indicate a busy slate for the squad.
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Acton
Jaliior
Concord
Wayland
Maynard
Bedford
Lexingtoni
Middlesex Falls to Groton Varsity in Season Opener
Concord Groton School beat Middlesex School by four seconds in a season opener boat race at 9 58. Middlesex lost the first race but won the second, third and fourth boats as the rowers opened their season.
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Concord
Groton
Middlesex School
Satrday
Middlesex
Bedford Bowling League Honors After Season Banquet
The Bedford Bowling League wrapped its season with a Legion Hall banquet. Jockeys won by pinfall while top series and individual averages were led by Brady 107.2 Moore 103.8 and Genetti 108. Genetti also posted 103.3 and 103.2 with Genetti and O'Connell among high scorers as team and individual figures totaled.
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Bedford
Legion A
Brady
J. Moore
O'Connell
Labo
Genetti
Oe Little
Palmeri
Gockers
Leading Scorers Highlight Pro Scores and Marks
A fragment lists top scores with Puig and Sinclair among leaders and SoderfRan noted. The text shows figures 161.4 and 150.7 but lacks context and complete names. The item hints at a scoring rundown from a sports event or meet without full details.
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Pro
Happy Miami Colt Named Mito-ch Means Happy
A roan colt sired by Native Bigelow out of Mrs aeritae B1 000 as a yearling Bean is named Mito-ch meaning happy in Polynesian.
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HAPPY
Football Pavilion Plans and Teen Death Case Clarified
An unclear note mentions a 900000 figure and athletic context in Spain this year, plus a teen death record noting only 25000 in 1940. The fragment lacks details for full interpretation.
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Atletis
Spain
Neighbor's Pet Guppies Multiply During Vacation
Storrs report from Nelson Shafer who babysat four guppies for a neighbor. Overnight the tank swelled to 44 fish and soon more than could be counted as the accidental hatch produced guppies at an astonishing rate.
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Shafer
Multiplication Tables in Ancient Use Across Cultures
The fragment notes multiplication tables were widely used in ancient times around 2500 B C. It hints at the historical spread and practical applications in early mathematics.
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Tan Oe
Ballet of the Badcanters stars Maryse Begary in circus aerial ballet
Maryse Begary headlines the Ringling Brothers Circus show Ballet of the Badcanters performing on a 40 foot trapeze above the center ring. The act features a pirate ballet with two dancers on high webs to haunting tunes. Performances run May 14 to May 24 with multiple daily showings and special pricing for children.
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Boston
E Ringling Brothers
Battum & Bailey
Maryse Bégary
Witten
Iptelatio
John Ritelig
Maryse
Bary
Arcee
Europe
School Associates Meeting Notes From Dutine Auditorium
Fragmentary report shows a Tuesday meeting at the school auditorium. Mentions presidents Alfred Berwick and Louise Davis as a participant or focus with secretaries Olson and others handling treasurer duties and program duties.
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Dutine
Alfred Berwick
Mis
Olson
Pail Groves
Sion
Berg High School
de Jinéer
Louise Davis
Unclear historical probate notice with names and dates
Fragmentary legal notice referencing executors and wills, names such as John V Hall and E ot ay Conca, a court instrument and dates like twenty fifth day and twenty eighth, with references to a petition and witness statements.
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Commonwealth
Id Court
Tain
Bid notice on school transportation contracts
Fragmented OCR text outlines a bid notice for school transportation, referencing bus capacity 38000 miles per seat, allocation of equipment and age aging limits, and committee discretion in pick-up adjustments. It mentions motor capacity and bidder specifications, with unclear route adjustments and transit terms.
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Agin
Te Gpecif
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