Hudson High routs Maynard High in four-game sweep
Hudson High School led by pitcher Dick Courtemanche overpower Maynard High 17 to 3 at Riverside Park. Courtemanche spun a dominant start, allowing few hits as Hudson built early advantage and never trailed, with multiple innings producing runs on minimal hits.
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Richard
Courtemanche
Hudson High School
Maynard High
Crimsons
Temanche
Milltowners
Midland E
Riverside Park
Udson
Dick Courtemanche
Hudson
Jim
Bina
Bart
Fritz Wasiluk
Wild
Kryoff
Sowden
Jones
Krysa
Don
Miller
Carney
Maynard
Don Courtemanche Jr
Town
Mariani
Stan Kry
Hodges
Freeman
Maria Luker
Stewart
Ware
Shumski
Tomy
Beauregard
Shumskin
Wasiluk
Hudson High
Abbhpo
Zed “Oy
Barreira
Bonazohli
Hk. Hesaig
Maynard High Abbh Po
Luker
Iss
Veracka
Tomyl
Krupa
R. Courtemanche
D. Courtemanche
Bain
Lowden
Hodges - Laker
Freeman Wasiluk
Joubert
W. Morgan
Belmont Blocks Concord In 12th Inning Baseball Shock
Belmont High edged Concord High 8 to 7 in a 12 inning, overtime game last Thursday afternoon. Gerald Dee earned the win after relieving, while Concord outhit Belmont 20 to 14 led by Bill McNally with five hits.
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Concord
Belmont High
Concord High School
Belmont
Wakefield
Gerald Dee
Sally Lynch
Georgie Ferton
Bill McNally
Bobby Flynn
Val Muscatto
Chases Cop Top Honors In Tennis At Club Courts
Concords Chases Cop won the round robin tennis tournament at Concord Country Club last weekend with 20 points ahead of 16 teams. Other results list Hayes Fenn and Leonard Smith at 17, Borden Shaw 16, Adams Fenn 13, Tuttle Enders 12, Marshall Shaw 12, Kriekl Borden 10, Kraetzer Newbury 8, Thomas Thomas 6, Moore Adams 6, Baldwin 0.
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Concord
Edward P. Chase
Concord Country Club
K. L. Hayes
Abbott Fenn
Leonard Smith
M. Borden
J. Shaw
J. Adams
Roger C. Fenn
W. N. Tuttle
E. Enders
L. Marshall
Robert Shaw
Anson Kriekl
G. Smith
Ethel Borden
Concord High Baseball Routed 14-0 by Reading
Reading crushed Concord High 14-0 on Reading’s field Friday afternoon. Concord pitchers were unable to stop the onslaught as Reading posted 17 hits and Concord committed six errors. Remaining league games for Concord are at Melrose, Stoneham, here, and at Winchester.
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Concord
Belmont
Concord High
Reading
Concord Clan
Melrose
Stoneham
Winchester
Marlboro Set to Visit Maynard for Season Finale
Maynard hosts Marlboro in a Midland League clash at Crowe Park on Saturday afternoon to close its home schedule. The rivals drew 2-2 in their last meeting, likely drawing the largest crowd of the year. Next, Milford visits for the league leaders' game, followed by a trip to Milford to face St Mary's.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Marlboro
Crowe Park
Milford
Orange and Black
St. Mary’s
Concord Four-Ball Team Drops Tight Match at Lexington
The Concord Country Club four-ball team lost to Lexington Golf Club at Lexington's course by a close margin. Concord now stands with one win, one tie and three losses across five Greater Boston Four-Ball League matches.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Lexington Golf Club
Concor
Greater Boston
West Concord Cardinals halt Hudson 7-2 in Loughlin game
Sportograph notes a 7-2 Ed Loughlin led win by West Concord over Hudson. William Faversham takes weekend golf at Concord Country Club. Lexington High beats Maynard in track 5042 to 20. Thomas Nevela of Maynard places fourth in Gardner six mile. Russ Hayward hurls Acton past Wayside Trade School nine 15-2.
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West Concord Cardinals
Hudson
Ed Loughlin
William Faversham
Concord Country Club
Lexington High
Maynard
Thomas Nevela
Gardner
Russ Hayward
Acton
Wayside Trade School
Concord area sports results with wins in golf and high school events
Five years ago John D. Codding won a weekend golf tournament at Concord. Our Lady's defeated Woburn nine in a league game 11 to 4. Concord High routed Lexington 10 to 6 as Jimmy Ryan and Dave Ogg led the victory. High School won its sixth track meet taking seven of nine first places from Lexington 45 to 23. Mert Sanborn and Tom McKenna each scored 11 points.
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John D. Codding
Concord
Our Lady’s
Woburn
Concord High
Lexington
Jimmy Ryan
Dave Ogg
High School
Mert Sanborn
Tom McKenna
Concord Opens Local Swim Season Under Early Heat Wave
The first swimming of the season drew many to Wai den pond and White pond in Concord last weekend. An unexpected heat wave pushed temperatures to around 80 degrees.
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Concord
Waiden Pond
White Pond
Bump Hadley to Speak at Legion Sports Night
Bump Hadley former World Series champion pitcher with the New York Yankees will headline the Legion Sports Night program. The event, directed by James J. Mansfield Post, A L, is Monday June 10 at 8 pm in the Veterans Building. John A. Hutchinson chairs the committee with Harold Carlson Thomas J. Hayes Russell Parsons Jr Russell F. Parsons Sr Norman Scherer and John Damon assisting.
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Concord
Bump Hadley
New York Yankees
Légion
James J. Mansfield
A.L
Veterans Building
John A. Hutchinson
Harold Carlson
Thomas J. Hayes
Russell Parsons
Russell F. Parsons
Norman Scherer
John Damon
Musketaquid Sportsmen Plan June Meeting and Supper
The Musketaquid Sportsman's Club will hold a meeting and spaghetti supper on Thursday evening June 6 at 6:30 at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue. Fred Nolan and his committee will handle the supper and President Turner Kelley will lead the business session. The club previews a busy summer program.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Fred Nolan
Turner Kelley
Weekend Sports Schedule Across Middlesex League
The calendar lists games and matches from Thursday to Wednesday across venues in Concord Rideout and Emerson playgrounds. Teams include West Concord T T Varney A A Middlesex League and Concord Twilight teams, with events at North Chelmsford Newport Exeter and Rideout fields. Games span baseball crew golf and high school leagues with 3 p m 6 30 p m times.
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Middlesex
St. George’s
Newport
R. I
Middlesex School
Exeter Academy
Exeter
Hubbardville
Depot
Concord
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Stoneham High
Sleepy Hollow
West Concord T. T
Ayer A
Middlesex County
Gower Strikes One-Hitter In 10-0 Victory
Concord Billy Gower pitched a one hitter as Concord-Billy defeated Lincoln 10-0 at Emerson Playground. Leo McKenna caught the game for a win that extended the coach Shel Porter led team's win streak to six.
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Concord
Billy Gower
Peter Bulkeley
Lincoln
Emerson Playground
Leo McKenna
Sheldon Porter
West Concord
Bedford
Bedfond
Acton
golf winner Charles B Johnson tops weekend meet
Charles B Johnson won the weekend golf tournament with a five down score. Concord High may skip dual meets this season, but hosts two interscholastic events this week at Brown University and Winchester. Middlesex School tennis players competed in Andover interscholastics, with Tom King and Harold Morgan coaching Lincon Mohawks games. Concord and Maynard Elks plan a summer golf tourney at Maynard Country Club. Concord High baseball coach George R Hanna may not return next fall to study law.
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Charles B. Johnson
Enterprise
Concord High
Brown
Brown University
Middlesex
Winchester
Tom King
Lincoln Mohawks
Harold Morgan
Maynard
Tom
Blackstone
Concord
Lodge of Elks
Maynard Elks
Maynard Country Club
George R. Hanna
Middlesex Netmen Defeat Cushing 8-1 at Concord Courts
Middlesex School netmen beat Cushing Academy 8-1 at Concord last Wednesday. Bird claimed the lone win for Cushing over Peterson in three sets. Middlesex swept all three doubles and five of six singles. a postponed match with Portsmouth Priory is set for June 1 at Priory courts.
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Concord
Middlesex
Concord Courts
Downing
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Bird
Peterson
Portsmouth Priory
Muscato and McNally Lead Concord to Fourth in State Meet
Muscato wins Class B 440 yard title at Newton Dickinson Stadium with 51. o seconds and 110 seconds, duplicating last winter’s indoor 600 title. McNally shines in high jump and as part of Concord’s relay quartet, earning seventh and other points as Weymouth edges Cambridge Latin and Belmont for a close team finish.
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Concord
Val Muscato
Newton
Dickinson Stadium
Concord High
Alf
Muscato
Muzzey
Bill Goldberg
Bix Shoemaker
Lexington
McNally
Donald Lowe
Gloucester
Arlington
New Bedford
Nick Sottile
Ray Eisenhauer
Geet Muscato
Jack Wallace
Wallace
Jimmy Cornforth
Whaler
Conforth
Tom Kirwan
Winchester
Bill Ambrose
Weymouth High
Cambridge Latin
Belmont
Harness Races Set For May 30 At Junction Fair Grounds
Races at the Junction Fair Grounds on May 30 feature a free for all pace and a three year old trot. Entries include Ray Lacombe with Little Martha and Paul Hills with Little Jack Little among others. Fast times expected with Erla Reynolds and Kymber Prince among contenders.
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Fair Grounds
Junction
Ray Lacombe
Lutown
Fred Travers
Erla Reynolds
Howard Britt
Prince
Albert Carbone
Foster Abbe
Pete Cline
Jean Abbey
John Sullivan
Gallant
Hanover
Thomas
Guy
Rip
Bumps Travers
Pennsylvania
Howard Buitt
Kymber Prince
Bill Dacey
Dr. Eugene
Carbone
Abbe
Toppy
Britt
Metropolitan Driving Club
al Carbone
John Amato
Dan Steele
Mary Abbe
Concord Rod and Gun Club Plans Busy Summer
Delegates from the Concord Rod and Gun Club attended the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs meeting last Thursday in North Chelmsford. The previous evening the Concord club held a regular meeting at the Veterans Building with President Elmer D. Rankin presiding to discuss plans for a busy summer season.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs
North Chelmsford
Concord Club
Veterans Building
Elmer D. Rankin
Wyoming Holds Vast Untouched Iron Ore Deposits
An early report notes Wyoming harbors enormous untapped iron ore deposits. The finding highlights potential mineral wealth with implications for regional industry and development prospects.
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Wyoming
Poultry Pasture Use Urged to Conserve Grain
A call is made to expand poultry pastures this year to save grain and safeguard future egg supplies.
Sinclairs Triumph in Concord Golf Weekend
Concord Country Club hosted two golf tournaments and a tennis round robin. Donald B. Sinclair won the regular weekend tourney with 58 42 after a 12 hole best with two thirds handicap. Presidents Cup round results followed with several close matchups.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Donald B. Sinclair
A. Lawrence Pierson, Jr
Converse Hill
E. Payson True
Francis H. Gleason
W. Norris Tuttle
Hubert M. Wardwell
Burleigh L. Pratt
John B. Buttrick
Leonard Smith
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
Charles B. Johnson
Milton Academy Dominates Concord-Middlesex In Double Victory
Milton Academy defeated Concord-Middlesex School twice as Milton’s nine won 14-8 in baseball and blanked the private school 12-0 in tennis. Hale, Moulton and Lee led the baseball win while Middlesex pitchers issued ten base on balls. The tennis triumph saw Milton win most doubles and sweep the match.
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Concord
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Ates
Hale
Moulton
Lee
Brownell
Milton
Stennis
Cig Ingls
Dou
Kelley Tops Field in New England 20K Championship
Kelley a noted local marathoner from West Acton wins the New England 20 kilometer championship held by the Milford Post W.F.W. for Poppy Day observances. He finishes in 1 hour 10 minutes 9 seconds, besting Tony Jos of Lowell. Teddy Wood of Robb's Try Farm near Littleton places 11th.
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Concord
Johnny’ ‘Kelley
West Acton
Walker
New England
Med
Ford
Post.w.f.w
Kelley
Tony
Jos
Lowell
Teddy Wood
Obb
Littleton
Planes to Spot Tuna Off Oregon Coast
Albacore patrols shift from crow nest lookouts to aerial spotting. Planes from the port will locate tuna schools and radio their coordinates to packing plants, which will relay the exact fishing spots to fleets.
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Oregon
Reclamation Projects Planned for Colorado Next Year
Regional director of the Bureau EBler reports reclamation projects will serve Colorado next year. He cites population growth with an estimated increase of about 132,000 residents.
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Colorado
Ebler
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Jim Stewart
Elliot John Shumski
Kk Courtemanche
Vic the Smart Hudson
A Oried
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Cheoren
Boston Garden
the Garden
East
Surrey
Holy Childhood Hospital
Brighton
Mass
Richard J. Cushing
West Concord T .T
Varney A. A
Concord T. T
Westford
VFW
Middlesex County League
Rideout Playground
Gower
Sport
Andover
Cushing
ROD & Gun Club
D. Sinclair
Concord Center
E. F. Cull
W. E. Hodgdon
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