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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

6

Acton Veteran Johnny Kelley Wins Seventh-Mile Road Race

Johnny Kelley of Acton won the 20th annual Seven-Mile Road Race in Fort Pond, beating Ted Vogel of the B A A and Tufts by about 200 yards. Vogel finished second, with Ollie Manninen third last year absent this year. the event drew 37 starters, 35 finishers, and featured Tufts runners Coline Schoeffler and Lou White in top positions.

Ollie Manninen Gardner England Honeirs Johnny Kelley Acton Zona Boston Ted Vogel Muionen Belaiveland Dick N Deon Lana Eee Concord St. Ghar Stan Bondlevitch Hudson Natick Maribor Maynard Tufts College Kanto A. C Knights of Va Kelley Vogel Joe Ryan Claude Gillis Johnnyley Ted Vine Fred’ Er Tufts Louis Alle George Pike B. A.A Earl Chrristopher Victor Greenquist North Medford al Swmnberg Joseph Ryan North Med

West End A C Slips Past Mal in Low-Scoring Defeat

Mal’s Hitless Wonders capitalized on errors and wild pitches to defeat West End A C 84 by scoring all runs on miscues. Bannana Jones shined on the mound holding Todys sluggers to five singles as West End’s season slip continued. Young Jones pitched with resolve, escaping trouble repeatedly. Upcoming schedule lists Ski vs Pool, Post Office vs Todys.

West End Joe Rannuzzo Nana” Jones Mal’s Onders West End A. C Bannana Jones Tody West End A.C Tudy Post

Masmard A Baseball School Inaugurated for Sixth Graders

A baseball program for sixth grade boys in the local public schools opened this week under the division of Dick Lawson in charge of physical education and the BL coach. More than 50 boys were enrolled and given their records.

Masmard Dick Lawson Hijob Physical Education

Concord Minute Men edge Lexington in close return game

Bill O'Neill pitched four hit ball as Concord Minute Men beat Lexington 3 to 2 at Emerson Playground. Mulcahy made a shoe string catch in left field while Concord racked nine hits with three runs and four errors. Curro O sativan and Flannery also appeared for Concord.

Concord Bill O’neill Paul Revere Lexington Emerson Playground Dick Mulcahy Bester Joe Joe Curro Bill O’sativan Steve Flannery

Settile And Ware Lead Concord In 50 22 Victory

Concord High School tracksters defeated Waltham High 50 to 22 as capt. Nick Settile and Bob Ware led with three events each for 11 points. Sottile won the 220 yard dash in 22.04 seconds, placed second in the broad jump, and John Hanley beat Sottile in the 100. Ware captured both jumps and placed in the 200.

Concord Concord High School Waltham High Cinder Walter Brinn Nick Settile Bob Ware Sottile John Hanley

Muscato’s Record Broken in Lexington Track Meet

John Packard of Lexington, captain, broke Muscato’s 440 record with a 52 point timing at Lexington track on Tuesday. Blue and Gold defeated Ps Yap as Lexington eclipsed the mark by one tenth. Concord meet postponed to June 8th, Muscato will return home next week.

Concord Val Muscato John Packard Lexington Blue Gold Ps Yap Muscate Byr

Acton Prize Winners in Poster Contest Held by Garden Club

The Actor Garden Club sponsored a poster contest to advertise the Spring Flower Show to be held June 10. First prize went to Harry Morse for $3, second to Barbara Bartlett for $2, and third to Lelnscott for $1.

Acton Actor Garden Club I Club Harry Morse Barbara Bartlett Lelnscott

Maynard Upsets Milford 6 to 4 On Fine Field

Maynard high baseball toppled undefeated Milford 6 4 at Milford’s Fine Field Saturday afternoon. Pitcher Jackie Swanson struck out eight over nine hits and survived fourth and eighth inning threats. Carlo Mariani led Maynard with a triple and a double, Gene Robinson and Mr Terassi added key hits, while Milford’s Elliot was the lone multi hit batter.

Maynard Jackie Swanson Maynard High Baseball Milford Brucato Bombadiers Swanson Orange and Black Carlo Mariani Maynardites Gene. Robinson

Concord Rod and Gun Club fishing program set for Saturday

The Concord Rod and Gun Club will hold its postponed fishing program this coming Saturday at Wigwam Brook at 11 o clock. About 20 disabled veterans from Murphy General Hospital will participate, and the event will be broadcast over Station WTOW Nashua New Hampshire.

Concord Concord Rod & Gun Club Wigwam Brook Murphy General Hospital WTOW Nashua New Hampshire

Lincoln Mohawks blank Polish Angaree Club in league win

Maynard Warren Berg pitched a shut-out as the Lincoln Mohawks defeated the Polish Angaree Club 5 to 0 in a Paul Revere League game. Wood led a third inning tally with a single and stolen base, and in the eighth inning Nick Macone and W. Macone sparked the offense with timely singles. Maccone and his brother saved rallies with stellar catches. Batteries: Jackson Davis Morrill and Watts.

Maynard Warren Berg Bill Morrill Lincoln Mohawks Paul Revere Thnea Thhey Aoe Wood W. Maeconie Unningham Nick Macone Lankiewich LeSage Yiel K “Maccone Wait Jae Aon Davis Morrill and Watts

Concord Pitcher Kroeck Leads Reading Past Concord

Concord pitcher Kroeck fanned nine and allowed three hits over six innings as Reading defeated Concord 4 to 3 in Middlesex League action. Flynn and DiRuzzo led Concord with two timely hits each, while Reading’s Gibson and Dacey powered an eight hit attack.

Concord Kroeck Reading Concord High Crokk Shawostsand Middlesex Gine Mondam Welked Fae Ease Ty Bobby Flynn John DeRuzzo Dave Robinson John Hanley Flyynn Flynn Dick Finan Hanley DiRuzzo George Fenton Joe Callahan Robinson Gibson Dacey Sonny” Sawyer Kroeck and Gillies Finan, Sawyer and Flynn

Concord-Peter Bulkeley Dominates Wayland 2-0

Tom Weidner pitched a two hit shutout securing Concord-Peter Bulkeley seventh straight win and sixteenth consecutive in two years. Fenwick Salter led hitting with two singles including a double as Wayland Junior High fell 2-0. Today Concord hosts Maynard Junior High then may face Harvey Wheeler in a third meeting to decide the league title.

Concord Peter Bulkeley Wayland Junior High Tom Weidner Weidner Fenwick Salter Dee Maynard Junior High Harvey Wheeler

Magurn Competes In Midget Races At Dracut Meet

Concord resident Magurn of 50 Sudbury Road took part in three midget auto races at Dracut last week. He finished third in the 15 lap event and fifth in the night’s feature behind a star field. His top prize came in the opening 10 lap affair won by Bud Tatro of South Norwalk Connecticut, who later captained the 25 lap feature.

Concord Fran Magurn Sudbury Road Dracut Bud” Tatro South Norw Connecticut

Sudbury Plays Belmont In Openers Of Town Series

Sudbury baseball opened its season Sunday against Belmont A C with Belmont scoring seven runs and Sudbury rallying late. Manager Richardson led Sudbury from the dugout as Leger relieved. games listed include May 27 Arlington 6 15, June 1 Maynard 6 15, June 2 Concord 6 15, with a strong Belmont team seeking hometown and visiting support.

Sudbury Belmont Bury? A. C Leger Richardson Arlington Maynard Concord

Trophies Awarded To Emerson Junior High Basketball Champions

At Emerson Jr High a ceremony awarded trophies to Room 5 and Room 3 basketball champions. Room 5 players included Capt. Robert Watjus Benjamin Tomy Foad White Peter Pekkala and Bert Mullin. Room 3 players were Capt. Michael Sharpe James Sims Donald Tower Robert Viola and Neil Whitney. The seventh grade trophy was donated by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club.

Maynard Emerson Jr. High School Lawson Aytated d Tray Room 5 Robert Wat Jus Benjamin’ Tomy Foad White Peter Pekkala Ert Mullin Michael Sharpe James Sims Donald Tower Robert Viola Neil Whitney Maynard Rod and Gun Club

Hanley Heads Four-Letter Standout at Concord High

Concord High's Hanley, a four-letter athlete in football and basketball last fall, also stars on the track team and plays baseball. He aims to be the lone four-letter athlete this year, following Lennie Erickson who earned four letters in four sports at Kimball Union and Brown University.

Concord John‘ Hanley Concord High Lennie Erickson Kimball’ Union Brown University

Emerson Juniors Lose By 1 Point In Baseball

Emerson Juniors lose a tight baseball game 6 to 5 against Lincoln. Maynard led early with two runs, Lincoln tied, and after a sixth inning rally by Maynard, the score remained close. A defensive play by MacDonald in the seventh preserved the lead.

Emerson Juniors Maynard Emerson Junior, High Lincoln Linco Mille MacDonald

Maynard H S to face Marlboro in final home game

Maynard High School baseball closes regular season with a Midland League contest against Marlboro at Crowe Park starting at 5 30 Friday. Marlboro edged Maynard 1 0 on their home turf in a close duel featuring pitchers Dave Lynch and Jackie Swanson, who will again duel this week.

Maynard Maynard High School Marlboro Crowe Park Dave Lynch Jackie Swanson Highland City

Maynard High School grid plans six home games this season

The Maynard H S football team announces a six home game slate led by coach Bondlevitch in his third year. The schedule opens with Alumni game on September 18 and includes matches against St Charles, Concord, Ashland, Milford, Clinton, and a Thanksgiving clash, with Robinson and Ralph Case on the staff.

Maynard Bernard T. White Fa- Phi St. Charles Ham Ophoon Concord Yber Ashland Milford Clinton Ridale Robinson Ralph Case Bondlevitch

Troop 33 Plans Visit To Stow

Troop 33 organized a planned visit to Stow as Cobra Patrol won an earlier event. The Boys Scouts announce a dance at Harvey Wheeler Auditorium on May 28 at 7 30 pm inviting guests and defining youth activities for the week.

Troop 33 Stow Cobra Patrol West Concord West Harvey Wheeler Auditorium

Maynard Paul Revere League Opener Delights Home Fans

Belmont T. and Crowe lead the Belmon t squad as P. ae Maynard Paul Revere Club kicks off its home season Sunday at 3. The locals expect a strong showing with Watts Sikorski and other names in a competitive lineup. Belmont plans a busy schedule with games at Concord and Hudson this week and a Friday doubleheader against St Michael’s.

Maynard Belmont T John A. Crowe Belmont Wevers P Lin Génie Watts _ this Sikorski Ers Paul Revere Concord Sudbury St. Michael’s Hudson

Minute-Men Achieve First TV Victory Over Hubbardville

Minute-Men secure first TV win 8 to 1 over Hubbardville. John Hanley pitched for the winners allowing seven hits. Dick Mulcahy Benny Bregol and Ray Palmucci each had two hits. For Hubbardville, Bob Cull and Tom Fitzpatrick contributed two hits apiece.

Oricord Hubbardville John Hanley Bill O’neill Dick Mulcahy Benny Bregol Ray Palmucci Bob Cull Tom Fitzpatrick Depot Fred Bregoli Leo Algeo

West Concord Falls to Arkerson Led Nine by Seven

West Concord loses 5-3 as Len Arkerson holds Offense to six hits in seven innings. The game changes in the fourth when Arkerson allowed a run after a miscue and a dropped throw. Merritt struck out three in the final frames to seal the win.

West Concord Len Mie Arkerson Ari Meritt Arkerson To. Centizr Ayer West Contcord Jack Wallace Ray Forcier Matt Sepe Rice Forcier Wallace Anderson Arte Ray Johnny Ma ficBride Merritt Charlie Hopkins

Concord High Track Team Heads to State Meet at Dickinson Stadium

Concord The Ciscoe 3 tracksters led by Captain Ni Sottile high scorer will compete in the annual state meet at Dickinson Stadium Newton. The event starts at 10 with about 66 schools entered and 86 percent of entries in Class D.

Concord Ni Sottile Newton Dickinson Stadium

West Concord Victorious Over Pack 33s In Busy Match

A fragmented report notes West Concord defeating Pack 33s with a 27 to 0 score in a 1948 baseball game. Key players include Tracy, who starred with eight runs in six innings, and R Benson along with Alexander contributing singles.

West Concord West Concord Wedfield Tracy Inni ‘Lou R. Benson Alexander

Local meeting discusses duties of commission

An unnamed group held a room meeting to organize and assign duties for the commission. The discussion touched on establishing a 28 led system and coordinating responsibilities among participants.

Townies at Home Amid Unclear West Concord Groton Ad

Fragmentary notice mentions Townies at Home, Westford and Groton with unclear reference to Concord and Tenth. No clear event or dates available in readable text.

Concord Town Groton Westford

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