Concord athletes shine at Great er Boston meet with few entries
In Russell Field Concord high finished 11th overall and fourth in the freshman senior division as DeRuzzo threw 12 pounds 45 feet 7 7/8 inches to set a new mark. Hammond placed third in his division, Puffer tied for third in high jump, Davidson shared first in freshman-sophomore 60s, and Soule took second in the 220. Several entrants failed to medal due to injuries or misfires, with Concord lacking entries in 100, broadjump and relays.
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Concord
Greater Boston
Russell, Field
North Cambridge
O'Connor
Dick Ryan
Bob Zumwalt
Lyle Carlson
Fenwick Salter
Dave DeRuzzo
West Concord
Bob Hammond
Bedford
Bill Squires
Arlington
Puffer
John Hassell
Rindge Tech
Bob Davidson
Reavis
Somerville
Wayne Hughes
Brian Carlson
Lyle
al Magurn
Owen Nichols
Dean Soule
Belmont Names Walt Roberts New Football Coach
Belmont high school selects 34 year old Walt Roberts former Holy Cross end to coach varsity football replacing Lucien Lisabeth. George Stone 27 ex Bates Naval Academy athlete from Biddeford Maine named assistant. Roberts previously coached at Prichard high for five years and has ties to the Lawrence All Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walt Roberts
Holy Cross
Belmont High School
Lucien Lisabeth
George Stone
Bates
Naval Academy
Biddeford
Maine
Roberts
Prichard High
Jupe Plavius
Belmont
Megin
Skein
Prichard
Lawrence All-Stars
Greater Lowell
Lowell
Grammar Nine Licks Maynard 5 1 in Rain-Shortened Game
Hudson Harriman Grammar School nine defeated Maynard junior high nine 5 to 1 at Moulton field. A four run first inning gave Hudson the lead, Maynard scored in the second, Harriman added another in the same stop due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Harriman Grammar School
Moulton Field
Maynard Junior High Nine
Hudson Club
Maynard
Harrimans
Concord Fifth Wins With Last Inning Run
Concord Fifth grade nine at Emerson Playground edged Littleton Junior High 3 to 2. Donnie Melisi, pinch hitter, drew a walk, advanced on sacrifice, and scored on an overthrow after Jack Hutchinson’s single. Horne earned the win as bulging win streak reached five with four league victories. The lone loss came at Ayer in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Emerson Playground
Littleton
Concord Boys
Donnie Melisi
Bob Cook
Tommy Caldwell
Andy Horne
Jack Hutchinson
Melisi
Horne
Ayer
Concord Relays Set To Face Two Top Clubs At State Meet
Concord high relay squad joins Winchester and Natick for the Saturday state meet after a string of recent showings. The Concord quartet of Dick Ryan Bob Zumwalt Dean Soule and Al Magurn posted 1 35 for a Winchester record in a prior meet. Winchester countered with Bruce Cortell Jack Fitzgerald Doug Hawkins and Dudley Samoiloff beating Concord 1 36 8 at home. Earlier Concord beat Natick 1 37 6 in a meet here and missed tying the holiday record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Winchester
Natick
Dick Ryan
Bob Zumwalt
Dean Soule
al Magurn
Bruce Cortell
Jack” Fitzgerald
Doug Hawkins
Dudley Samoiloff
Zumwalt
Soule
Larry Webber
Magurn
Lyle Carlson
Ex Grid Captain To Enter Service On Next Monday
Concord high school football star Concord Curran, co captain and guard, will enter Air Force service next Monday reporting to Sampson, New York for training. A 1950 Piedmont Bowl participant, Curran played four years at Concord including two in the backfield and helped his team fall 14 13 to R J Reynolds. his brother Eddie Curran serves in Korea with the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Frankie Curran
Concord High School
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Sampson
New York
Air Force
Curran
Concord Oil Company
Edward Curran
Elsinore Street
R. J. Reynolds
Eddie” Curran
Army
Korea
Hogan Faces Placed Traps in Northwood Open
Ben Hogan prepares for National Golf Day at Northwood Club Dallas May 31 as 300000 golfers compete for a bronze medal. Northwood’s redesigned 6779 yard course features 20 new traps and tough hazards, with Hogan battling a par 70 layout and six inch rough for a charity event benefiting USC and a National Golf Fund.
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Ben Hogan
Dallas
Northwood Club
Hogan
Northwood
U. S
Life Magazine
The
PGA
USC
United Defense Fund
National Golf Fund
Raymond Gafford
St. Louis Country Club
Los Angeles
Riviera
Merion Club
Ardmore
Illinois
Medinah Cub
Grand Canyon
Texas
Four Legal Boys Enter Colleges From Concord High
Bedford reports four local high school students from Concord High undefeated football team last year have college acceptances. Robert Arthur is admitted to Columbia University while twin Richard goes to Pennsylvania State. Carlson twins Lyle and Brian of Veterans Administration Hospital parents George Carlson have been earmarked for Syracuse University.
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Bedford
Concord High
Robert Arthur
Columbia University
Richard
Pennsylvania State
George Arthur
Webber Avenue
Carlson Brothers
Lyle
Brian
George Carlson
Veterans Administration Hospital
Syracuse University
Millwood Horse Show At Raceland June 7 In Framingham
The Annual Millwood Horse Show will be held Saturday June 7 at Raceland in Framingham Centre on Salem End road. Twenty classes start at 9:00 with additions such as Children’s Hunter Hack and 4 H Club Fit ting and Showing Contest. Proceeds benefit Framingham Union Hospital building fund and trophies include the Lamson Chair for Ladies Hunters and the Jenny Trophy for Hunter Hacks.
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Millwood
Raceland
John R. Macomber
Salem End Road
Framingham Centre
George H. D. Lamson
Reginald Jenny
Henry 8. Hall, Jr
Winthrop Pyemont
Frederick H. Lovejoy
Gardiner H. Fiske
Frederick S. Whiteside
Eugene B. Sanger Jr
Kenneth Howes
Sidney H. Lincoln
Henry S. Hall, Jr
New England
Framingism Union Hospital
League Notes: Middlesex race tight with postponed games
Concord Reading Stoneham and Winchester battle for first in the Middlesex League as rain and postponed games delay a clear champion. Reading leads nine and three, with Stoneham second. Concord at Winchester today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Reading
Stoneham
Winchester
Jupe Pluvious
Lexington
Melrose
Belmont
Ed Sereika
Woburn
Banty the bantam rooster inspires fishing flies
In Jaffrey New Hampshire Banty a bantam rooster was destroyed after nipping farmer Fred Forcier’s hand. Yet Banty lives on as his gayest feathers are used by one of Forcier’s neighbors to tie fishing flies.
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Jaffrey, N. H
U.P
Banty
Fred Forcier
Forcier
Little League Ceremony Precedes Two Games In Concord Sunday
Concord Little League opens Sunday with a 12:30 ceremony at the Emerson Playground. The event features a flag-raising, a color guard, and remarks by local officials. Two simultaneous games follow, West Concord Yankees vs Braves and Concord Dodgers vs West Concord Red Sox, with multiple farm-team managers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Hunt Gymnasium
Red Sox
Braves Giants
Dodgers
Emerson Playground
Selectmen
Franklin P. Johnson
Maurice McWalter
Elbie Fletcher
Boston Braves
Elsbie
Milton
Yanks
West Concord
Braves
Richard Loughlin
Charles Mara
Edward Finigan
Walter Carew
John Donovan
Edward Loughlin, Jr
James Condon
James‘o’neil
Yankees
C. Waldo ‘MacWilliams
Harry Hanson
Leslie Peterson
Alfred Elmer
Maynard Juniors Top Acton 11-3 After Thriller Defeat
Maynard Juniors bounced back from a 3-2 loss to Wayland to crush Acton 11-3. Bobby Jarmulowicz and Jimmy Luker each had two hits with a triple for Maynard. Langille and Albert Carlson limited Acton to one run in five innings as Luker silenced Acton in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Wayland
Emerson Junior High
Acton
Jocal Oud
He Attang
Bobby Jarmulowicz
Jimmy Luker
Jarmulo‘viez
Langille
Albert Carlson
Entries Compete In Retriever Club Despite Weather
The Concord Colonial Retriever Club met last Sunday at the Elliott farm in Carlisle despite rain. About 25 dogs were entered in training trials including Feather Quest Gunner and Tennessee. Judges were Charles B. Soper Joseph de Besthe and Austin B. Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mark Elliott
River Road
Carlisle
George Crowell
Belmont
Elliott
Tennessee
Richard F. Piper
Sudbury
Thumper
Charles B. Soper
Boston
Joseph de Besthe
Franconia
New Hampshire
Austin B. Mason
William Manice
Weston
Concord Seven C. H. S. players named on all stars
Concord Seven C. H. S. football players, including the full 1951 back field, were chosen for the Greater Lowell all star team to meet the Greater Lawrence all stars August 21 at Lowell Memorial Stadium. Ray Riddick will coach, with Bernard Megin and Charlie Hazel as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Greater Lowell
Greater Lawrence
Bruce Woodworth
Jack Firan
Dick Lyons
Certer
Lyons
McKenna
Willian Beardsell
Punthard High
Kierce Of Weeke Kierce Of Weeke Concord Joe Winner
A fragment lists scores and players in a golf event winner Kierce of Weeke and several competitors including Crane Smith O'Brien Appel Johnstone Babb Comins Austen with various scores. The text mentions related figures and connections to 1927 football cards and Moriarty of the Lawrence TM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joe
C. Crane
L. Smith
J. M O'Brien
C. W. Appel
G. Johnstone
Well
W. Babb
D. W. Comins
Stding
J. J. Austen
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Davidson
Hammond
Pick Roberts
Grammar
Harriman
Po ieraBy
Ucker
Wees Whitney
Ewe Ewes Vis
Steer Bornstein
Bulger
Ee MacNeil
Kone
Uggan
Ey Bouffard
Enaermo
Melist
Sanings
Maynard Veetea Hudson
Rock
Kulevitch
Northboro
Marlboro
C.hls
Millwood Hunt Club
Framingham Center
Reynolds, Brockline
Racelands
Macomber Estate
Framingham
Keene King
Harold “Red” Keene
United States
Lowell Booter
Jimmy Breckens
Keene
Suffolk Downs
Kane
Luker
Aho
Ewe
Ne Williams
Bouffard
Lizette
Carlton
Wwe
Soroka
Ey Duggan
Seenerene
Nee Owicz
Ulevich
Wees Crotty
Maynard Ellis
Maro
Helen McCarthy
Gliders
Keglers
Alice Hargrove
Jean Frellick
Agnes Neville
Poly Beaudoin
Margaret Algeo
Marion Gorham
Marge Dee
Margaret Nickerson
Maynarg
Uers
Lors
Cession
Elks
Miss Mary
Stow
Muntion
C. HS
ALL Stars
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Kierce {S
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