Concord Track Team Dominates Natick Dual Meet
Concord high school defeated Natick 44 to 33 in the final home dual meet of the season on a cold Wednesday afternoon. Four Concord athletes won first place including events in the 100 yard dash 440 yard dash and shot put with a strong 41 foot throw. Coach Bill Curry led the team while Ted was absent, and the squad edged Natick by a yard in the relay and distance events.
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Natick High
Geneva
Natick
Natick Lads
Aoa Concord
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Onexander
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Basile
Ryan
Oo Orkin
Bill Curry
Ted
Jack Pierce
Dick Clasby
Tragic Concord-W Coach Selected for Rochester Talks
Harold O’Connor of Concord high school, a well known figure, has been chosen to speak at Rochester New York events on August 27 and January 22. He is in his third year at Geert and previously led Rhode Island program, bringing experience and respect to the upcoming New York school.
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Harold O'Connor
Concord High School
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New Por Stic
Pene
Rochester
New York
Geert
Rhode Island
New Yi
Marlboro Girls Softball Defeat Sudbury 16 to 14
Marlboro high girls softball outslug Sudbury 16 to 14 to claim a second straight win. Seven runs in the sixth inning sealed the victory as Aspinwall went 5 for 5 and Byra and Libby each added four hits. Batting details list Cadieux as catcher for Marlboro and Sudbury pitcher Roas facing Cutting in the field.
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Marlboro
Sudbury High
Aspinwall
Byra
Libby
Sudbury
Cadieux
Roas P
Cutting
Pole Vault Aptitude Highlights at Concord High
A former four sport athlete from Cord High School, now a junior at Boston College, placed third in a pole vault event. He has served as class president and on the dash team, reflecting leadership roles during his high school career.
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West Concord
Bill
Cord High School
Boston College
Bale Vents
Concord Middlesex Crew Seeks Third Straight Win at St Mark’s
Concord Middlesex School trains for a third race against arch rival St Mark’s School on the latter’s course at Bateman’s pond. Previous results show Middlesex boats failing to beat the Greenough crew on the half mile course, narrowed to small margins in a tight sequence.
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. Mark’s School Coats
Middlesex Firee
Greenough
Bateman’s Pond
Tien Cadial
Milltowns Take Early Lead In Junior High Derby
In the Moulton game the Maynard junior high team jumped ahead with a first inning rally. Haas powered a three-run second inning and the Milltowners never trailed again.
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Hudson
Arriy Gira
Maynard
Moulton Ile
Milltowners
Haas
Bolton C A P Cadets Win Close Rifle Meet
Bolton C A P Cadets hosted a large event with over 50 cadets competing in rifle, archery, and bell games. Sgt Terry Miller edged his opponent by 20 points to claim the rifle title as the squad prepared for an upcoming game. The day ended with a weenie roast at the cadets’ shelter hut. Bernard E Laramie was sworn in as the new member.
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Bolton
Terry Miller
Boston C
Bernard E. Laramie
West Concord Triumphs in County Clash 10-1
West Concord T. T. toppled Avernina 10 to 1 in a county game behind 10 hits and a six run third inning. Herb Blodgett Jack Sepe Sal Sepe tied for two hits each while Bobby Flynn added a double. Arkerson and Bauerie led the visitors with solid plays as the home team started the night with a win.
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West Concord
Lennie Arkerson
West Concord T. T
T Playground
Avernina
Herbie Blodgett
Jack
Sal Sepe
Bobby Flynn
Holts
Hal Bellis
Vigiiolo
Concord
Charlie
Young Sawyer
Concord High relay teams shine in ship event at Belmont
Concord boys won three of four heats in the annual ae ship event staged at Belmont last Saturday. In the mile relay of 440 yards each leg, the Concord quartet Jack Pierce Dick Finan Lennie Orkin George Moreau finished first with a new record 3:43.1, beating Lex ington and Wesleyan rivals by narrow margins.
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Concord
Concord High School
Bélmont
Bay
Jack Pierce
Dick Finan
Lennie Orkin
George Moreau
Wit and Medway
Lexington
Wellesley
Winchester
Lex
Final round of Concord r ball tourney decided
At Try Club the ward H Peterson and G O'Brien defeated Tew and Arthur T Howard 4 and 2 to win the final. Lennie Geary tied to force a playoff date. Other scores included Robert W Scott 2 down and S Beale 2 down.
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Concord
Ward H. Peterson
G. O’brien
Arthur T. Howard
Aentth
Lennie Geary
Robert W. Scott
S. Beale
Belmont Triumphs Over Concord in Lengthy Baseball Bout
Belmont defeated Concord 6 to 4 in a two hour 12 minute game, marking the 18th straight Belmont win over Concord High since 1938. Viglirolo pitched six and one third perfect innings before Sawyer allowed nine hits in two and two third, with Belmont collecting ten safeties led by Bellisimo and Mervaine.
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Belmont
Thay ‘Mévaine
Fred Bellisimo
Bonanno
Viglirolo
Mike
Jime Plice
Ir Lie Bowie
John . Kee
Dick Finan
Jim Kenna
Bill Flynn
Mike McFred
Concord
Jim Flynn
Jim McKenna
Sawyer
Finan
Concordade
Delete
R. Carlson
R. Finan
Chaso
Kelley Finishes Second in National Marathon at Yonkers
Johnny Kelley of Jes d West Aaton claims second place in the National A A U marathon at Yonkers New York, finishing one minute behind Victor Dyrgal of New York. Dyrgal had been runner up in the BA A marathon last month, with Lou White and Gerard Was fourth.
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Johnny Kelley
Jes d West Aaton
Yonkers New York
Victor Dyrgal
New York
Lou White
Gerard
Kelley
West Concord-Herbie Blod and Barry Higgins Lead Early Averages
West Concord-Herbie Blod and Barry Higgins top the first set of averages. West leads with a 500 mark and 10 hits in 20 at bats, followed by Sepe at 480 with 12 hits in 25 at bats. Other locals include DeRuzzo 348 and Bob Flynn with a mix of hits in 14 at bats.
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West Concord
Herbie Blodgett
Barry Higgins
Legume
West
Sepe
DeRuzzo
Bob Flynn
Rell
Sudbury A C Drops Opener in Paul Leagues at Winchester
Sudbury A C loses the opener in the Paul league to Winchester 7 to 6. The close game featured competitive play from both teams with a late score deciding the outcome.
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Sudbury
Sudbury A. C
Winchester
Unclear OCR Sports Card Notes Roster
Fragmentary sports line lists runs by Peterson Hawes R McManus and J Menusl with numbers 2 2 1 additional identifiers appear but no clear event or context provided.
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Peterson
Hawes
R. McManus
J. Mc. Menusl
West Concord Triumphs Over Varneys 10 to 2 in League Game
In a Sunday clash at Varney Playground West Concord beat Varneys 10 to 2. Joe Bomal allowed 13 hits, struck out seven, and earned the win with three hits for himself. Flynn added two hits including a double and Dick M drove in runs as West Concord posted sixteen hits.
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Ane A. A
Arnevs Orta Chelmsford
West Concord T. T
Varney Playground
Joe Bomal
Flynn
Bmal
Dick M
West Concord
Varneys
W. Concord
Sargent
Jones
McCarthy
West Concord Standings Show Tudy’s Lead Amid Wins
The fragment lists standings with West Concord leading after four straight wins. It shows teams like Sartolete, METE, Damon Pipanier and Glacaaistaly with varied records. Scheduled matches include West End vs Damon Street, Tudy's vs Post Office, and West End again.
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West Concord
Tudy
NS Nats Osicen See
Sigihtels Averssislare
Sartolete Ciblelstores
Sve Voccecees
Damon Pipanier Glacaaistaly
West End
Damon Street
Tudy’s
Postoffice
Tudy's Join Pin Concord at Mill Dam Bowling Meet
At a special Mill Dam Bowling League meeting in the Veterans Building on Monday night the schedule for the 1949 1950 season was boosted from 18 matches to 27 and Tudy's of West Concord was accepted into the league.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Veterans Building
Tudy's of
West Concord
Easy League Win Nday Over Lexington 14-4
In a high scoring game, the locals routed Lexington 14-4. Manager Fred Bregoli pitched for the winners as they outhit their opponents throughout. Timmy Diskin and Chick Mayo, former players and now league president, were noted in the account.
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Lexington
Fred Bregoli
Umaetygpes
Timmy” Diskin
Chick” Mayo
Exaie
Unclear Tennis Schedule Notes Two Events
An afternoon schedule mentions Mr Ballard at 2 30 and a men s match at 8 30. Dorothy Ald a team member is set to play ladies singles at 7 o clock.
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Ballard
Dorothy Ald
P O Team Earns Second Win of Season on Strong Pitching
Mike P O led the pitching effort as his team secured its second win of the season. The victory showcased solid mound work and timely defensive plays to support the notable performance.
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Mike P. O
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