Napoli Beats Cole In Cold State Indoor Meet
Charlie Napoli of Concord High defeated state indoor champ John Cole in a shot put with a winning mark of 51-1. Concord High beat Prichard High 48-29 at Andover in the postponed dual meet. Napoli’s final toss edged Cole’s 51-1, while Soule and Dougherty helped Concord sweep multiple events including sprints and relay.
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Cole
Concord
Prichard
Charlie Napoli
Kurctan
John Cole
Concord High
Prichard High
Andover
Poon
Concord High Golfers Stay Undefeated With 9 0 Win
Concord High School golf team remains unbeaten after beating Winchester 9 0 for the second time and defeating Reading 6 3 at Concord Country Club. Scorers Cahoon Spellman Ims Wheeler Palmer and Asbjornsen tallied three points each. other names appear in the report with OCR errors.
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Concord
Ifers
Winchester
Reading
Concord Country
Butch” Cahoon
John Ulmer Sagvohn Pureples
Wheeler
Palmer Ad
Asbjornsen
Concord High Sports Schedule Highlights Week
A dense week of games across Middlesex and Wachusett Leagues features Concord High in baseball against Reading and Wakefield, golf at Melrose and Exeter tournaments, girls tennis at Arlington, and junior high matchups at Lincoln Weston and Emerson Playground. Local clubs host events in Burlington Nashua Maynard and Week end.
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Concord A. C
Burlington
Nashua
Littleton
Concord
Maynard
Boston University Field Opens After Braves Move
Story notes the Braves relocation from Boston to Milwaukee last spring and the sale of Braves Field to Boston University for athletic use. It mentions a Giants pitching hopeful Mario and Enos Slaughter’s involvement with the club in a brief, fragmented fashion.
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Braves
Boston
Bos- Braves
Milwaukee
Boston Uiversity
Boston University Field
Mario
Theew York Giants
Kin Musin
Enos Slaughter
Concord Four Ball Results In Semi Final Contests
In the Concord Country Club four ball tourney first round saw Thoms on and Lovejoy defeat Smith and Comins 2 and 1. Flavin and Eaton beat Grimes and Lamb 3 and 2. Crane and Austin edged Beale and Johnson 1 up. Qld and Crafts vs Kierce and Appel postponed. Semi finals: Flavin and Eaton over Crane and Austin 1 up 20 holes. Second division: Comins Sr. and True beat Borden and Fieron 2 and 1. Field and Hall defeated Seamans and Garth 3 and 2.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Henry S. Thompson
C. W. Lovejoy
Lenny Smith
Danny Comins
John F. Flavin
John M. Eaton Jr
Loring Grimes
T. W. Lamb
Charles Crane
James M. Austin
John Beale
Charles B. Johnson
Bruce S. Qld
Hudson Defeats Maynard For Seventh Straight 3-1
Hudson High School baseball beat Maynard 3-1 to extend a seven game win streak in Midland League action at Maynard. Pitcher Herb Schartner allowed six hits with key late innings defense while Jack Anastas stole home for the first run and five bases overall in the fifth inning. Don Torppa started for Hudson and limited the Maynard offense to seven hits.
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Hudson
Hudson High School
Maynard High
Maynard
Herb Schartner
Milltowners
Hawks
Jack Anastas
Don Torppa
Schartner
Middlesex and Wayland Highlight Local Baseball Card
Non league baseball at Wayland 3 15 p m features Middlesex versus Wayland. Tennis at Middlesex 3 p m hosts Newton High while Concord A at Groton Littleton at Marlboro and Burnington at Stow plus Nashua at West Concord in Village League baseball schedule 6 15 p m.
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Middlesex
Wayland High
Wayland
Newton High
Concord
Groton
Littleton
Marlboro
Burnington
Stow
Nashua
West Concord
Local school sports slate for 3 p.m. games today
Acton J H S faces Maynard Junior High in baseball at Alum Field. Concord High plays Reading High in golf at Reading. Concord Junior High meets Nayland Jate ball at Emerson Dayground. Suabney High meets Weston High in baseball in Dual County at Weston. Ayer High vs Littleton High in baseball Wachusetts League at Littleton. Acton High vs Westford Academy in baseball Wachusetts League at Jones Field South Acton at 5 30 p.m.
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Acton
Littleton High
Westford
Wachusetts
Littleton
Sudbury High
Hudson High
Jayvees
Sudbury
Melrose High
Concord High
Melrose
Acton High
Lancaster High
Lancaster
Maynard
Tutte’s
Maynard Junior High
Alumni Field
Reading High
Reading
Concord Junior High
Nayland Jate
Emersdee Ayground
Suabney High
Weston High
Weston
Ayer High
Westford Academy
Jones Field
South Acton
Apprentice Stevenson Handoffs Hooking Duties to Hollander
Apprentice David Stevenson transfers hooked engagement duties to Harry Hollander who previously handled Harold Red Keene during his New England stay.
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David Stevenson
Harry Hollander
Harold ‘Red” Keene
New England
Denara Tops Rival Lincoln in eight inning league game
Concord Junior High edged Lincoln Junior High 6-5 in eight innings. Dicie Evang opened the winning rally with a single, Paul Denara drew a base on balls, and Tony Rizzitano delivered a timely hit. Devisio earned the win with 15 strikeouts and eight walks as Concord committed four errors while Diskin and Evans led with two and three hits.
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Concord
Concord Junior High
Lincoln Junior High
Lincoln
Dickie Evang
Paul Denara G
Evens Sared
Tony Rizzitano
Devisio
Tom Diskin
Dave Evans
Industry's View on Communism in Unions and Defense Work
It credits American unions for efforts to rid themselves of Communist influence and notes that the problem remains a major concern, especially within national defense work. The statement presents an industry perspective on union integrity and security.
Holy Name Bowling Banquet Highlights Maynard Event
West Concord residents gathered for the Holy Name Bowling League banquet at Carbone's Twin Trees in Maynard. About 40 attendees heard remarks from Rev. Kearn and Rev. Howard as Dick Lane received high honors while Notre Dame's Capt Steinmann led the championship team with multiple awards. New officers were elected to guide the 1954-1955 season plans.
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West Concord
Holy Name Bowling League
Carbone
Twin Trees
Alex” MacEachern
Eaewee
Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Timothy M. Howard
St. Charles Church
Waltham
Charles H. Doyle
Holy Name
Salvatore Graceffa
Tutto’s
John T., Foster, Jr
Dick Lane
Tom Horgan
St. Bonaventure’s
Joe Steinmann
Notre Dame
Horgaz
Richie Loughlin
Rudy Currier
Steinman
Loughlin
Normie Christian Leo Moreau
Tom Ryan
Charlie Mctone
Graceffa
Horgan
Currier
Frank Devlin
Foster
Concord High Sports Notes Highlight Local Talent
Concord high’s senior class features Dean Soule Dave DeRuzzo Bob Downey and Owen Nichols as top athletes in a busy notes roundup. Baseball results include Melrose’s 3-1 win over Stoneham and Marlboro’s 3-0 loss to Milford while Lexington posted its first league victory. Other items note Harvard rowing veteran Larry Brownell, Dean Academy catcher Plenty, and rained out Acton Litttleton game.
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Concord
Dartmouth
Dean Soule
Dave DeRuzzo
Bob Downey
Owen Nichols
Indians
Concord High
Melrose
Stoneham
Middlesex
Red Raiders
Lexington
Reading
Dan Nattebaert
Belmont
Wakefield
Marlboro
Milford
Bob Stoice
Ken. Rollins
Danvers A
Throp
Larry Brownell
Harvard
Larry Plenty
Rindge
Dean Academy
Acton
Littleton
Framingham
West Concord
Concord A. C
Carlisle
Nashua Hudsons
Village
Stow
Groton
Wayland High
Maynard High
Watertown
Women’s golf teams split two matches at Concord and Needham
Concord women won their seventh cup match at Concord Country Club against Worcester by 10 to 4. The second cup team lost at Needham, 84 to 614. Players for Concord included Mrs. R Fulton Johnston, Mrs. John Hutchinson, Mrs. James Clarke Sr, Mrs. Walter Shaw Jr, and Mrs. John Tew.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Needham
R. Fulton Johnston
John W. Hutchinson
James R. Clarke
Walter K. Shaw
John Tew
Worcester
Edward P. Chase
Lawrence Terry
John Shaw
Benjamin Wilson
Alfred Lane
Maynard Boy Shoots 91 74 In Framingham Golf Meet
Maynard youngster Maynard Gudzinowicz finished 10th in the second division of the two day M G A golf tournament at Framingham Country Club. He posted a 91 74. Dan McNamara of Norfolk won with 84 66. Second gross went to Bob Ladd of Marlboro with 75.
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Maynard
John Gudzinowicz
Framingham Country Club
Pastee
Dan McNamara
Norfolk
Bob Ladd
Marhboro
Jenner Peak Lift Opens With 5500 Foot Summit
Winter access improves as two cabin lifts reach Jenner peak at 5500 feet and the nearby 5000 foot Raunberg. Travel times shorten to a few minutes, boosting alpine trips for skiers and hikers.
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Jenner Peak
Raunchberg
Yankees Face Fresh Challenge as Heat Dies in AL
The Sporting News notes a shift in the American League as rivals forecast no sixth straight Yankee pennant. Without Mantle daily, Yankees outfield and infield look diminished, training was lackluster, and weather disrupted early pennant race. Call for “break up the Yankees” grows after five straight titles.
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Sporting News
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
New York
Yankee
Mickey Mantle
Stengel
Casey
Piper Hurls Win as Concord Middlesex Tops Browne Nichols
Concord Middlesex School defeats Browne Nichols 12 to 1 in seven innings. Tom Piper stars for Concord, allowing two hits, fanning 11, and issuing five walks in a rescheduled non league game.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Tommy Piper
Browne & Nichols
Middlesex
Piner
Middlesex Junior High Baseball Rivalries Highlight Schedule
Acton Maynard junior high visits Friday for a League game while today Lincoln Juniors host on Alumni Field. Frigid weather has slowed practice but Coach Fran Collins hopes to push his squad into the win column against strong opponents.
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Maynard
Acton
Lincoln Junior High School
Middlesex
Fran Collins
Jockey Ear Gross Plans Return After Virus Siege
Jockey Ear Gross has recovered from a virus and will resume riding on Wednesday, resuming duties after a prolonged illness.
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Gross
Wil
Will Organize a League In This Vicinity
Plans are underway to organize a softball league in the vicinity with six teams as a likely entry. Four teams have expressed willingness to join, including Acton Plant of the Dewey and Almy Chemical Co and General Radig from West Concord.
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Maynard
Acton
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co
General Radig
West Concord
Bedford Recreation and School Committees Plan Summer Activities
The Bedford Rec and school building committees met to discuss summer activities and future playground plans. Building members present included E Stanley Nowers, Mrs Horace S Teague, Leonard H Kieley, Charles R Scrymy geour, Frank R Joslin, John P Forte, Warren D Bennett. Recreation members listed were John R Goddu, Mrs Virginia Sinizer, Mrs Elea nor Mildram, Philip Twombly, Paul B Gilman.
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Bedford
Bedford Recreation Committee
E. Stanley Nowers
Horace S. Teague
Leonard H. Kieley
Charles R. Scrymygeour
Frank R. Joslin
John P. Forte
Warren D. Bennett
John R. Goddu
Virginia Sinizer
Eleanor Mildram
Philip Twombly
Paul B.gilman
Tony DeSpirito Halts Suffolk Mounts For Rest
The Lawrence jockey Tony DeSpirito felt exhaustion from the Derby travel and excitement and canceled his Monday rides at Suffolk Downs. He plans to return to racing today to resume action.
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Tony DeSpirito
Lawrence
Suffolk Downs
Third Massachusetts Ice Association meets at Bridgeswaters College
In May the third annual Massachusetts Ice Association event featured Mrs. Doris Ling noting junior participation and five girls from Girls St at Bridgewaters College in June. Directors Isadore John Winten and Willis attended with health officials, focusing on tuberculosis control. Plans include home economics exhibits and an industrial directions program at Stetson.
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Doris Ling
Ke’ Bal
Cepta
Bridgewaters College
Dlesex Health
Hserday
Fileen Hale
Phys
Isadore John Winten
Willis
Mery Emerson
Home Economics
Bi “Eria
Take Industrial
I Stetson
Concord High vs St. League Delayed To May 18
A school league game between Concord High and St. League was postponed and rescheduled for May 18 in the afternoon. Larry Sanfo is noted for upcoming games.
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Concord
Larry Sanfo
Concord Trackmen Triumph in Belmont Relays D Race
Concord Trackmen won the Belmont Relays D division with strong showings in multiple events. Pete Fredenburgh Bob Downey Wayne Hughes and Ernie Alexander led a 3:44.8 in the one mile relay, besting Natick's top quartet. Concord also won the quarter-mile with 47.1 seconds, ahead of Natick's 47.4.
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Concord
Natici
Pete Fredenburgh
Bob Downey
Wayne Hughes
Ernie Alexander
Natick
Donnie Cullinane
Dean Saule
Hughes
Allen Dougherty
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Massachusetts Ice Association
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