Marlboro Clinches 11-0 Win Behind DeBairos's No-Hitter
Marlboro defeated Maynard 11 to 0 as John deBairos pitched a complete game shutout with 13 strikeouts. Freddie Giancola fueled the offense with three singles, and Marlboro built a 2-0 first inning lead then exploded for six in the second and more in the third and sixth. Maynard's D'Amico started, Gallagher finished, and Marlboro chased them from the mound with timely hits and errors at Ward Park.
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Pite
Caro
D'Amico
Gallner
Padula
Boucher
Anghinetti
Giancola
Joe Valianti
Whitman
Aghinetti
de Barros
Gianecela
M. Valianti
Ledoux
Gallagher
Marlboro
Poi Ia Anghinetti
P. Valianti
LHS
Ok deBairos
Duedoum
White
Dade Boucher
Perse WD
Maynard
A. Mancifi
Alexander
Cuddy
Nowick
Niemi
Ssi
McDonald
D’antico
Ochs Yisks
deBairos
Concord Rod and Gun Club Elects New Officers
About 50 members and guests attend the Concord Rod and Gun Club annual meeting after dinner at Howard Johnsons. Gilbert G. Lawrence of Monument Street is named president, with Frederick Belmont as vice president and William A. Hagerty continuing as treasurer.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Howard Johnson’s
William J. Moran
William A. Hagerty
Moran
Hagerty
Edward W.sheehan
Robert Iselsee
A. Frederick Belmont
Veterans Fishing Project
John J. Dickey
Angelo V. Bartolomeo
Gilbert G. Lawrence
Monument Street
Meran
Belmont
Cecil Gammon
Isensee
Warren Payne
Walter Staniey
West Concord loses third in a row in league game
West Concord Pepperell 10 West Concord 3 in Me Village League at Pepperell last Wednesday. Pepperell led with five runs in the first inning and added three more in the fourth. Jack O Grady and Bill O Neill each hit triples for Pepperell while John B DeRuzze collected two hits for West Concord. Pepperell pitchers held the locals to five hits as Moore Milroy and Stewart had two safeties apiece for Pepperell.
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West Concord
Pepperell
Jack O'Grady
Bill O'Neill
Higcee
Pep Perell
John B DeRuzze
Moore
Milroy
Stewart
W. Cone
Wismesky
Stowe
C., Ander ‘Son
Seve
Banuzzo
Newton Wins Tough 5-4 Tennis Duel With Middlesex
Newton edges Middlesex 5 4 in a tight Wednesday match at the local private school courts. Singles results featured Marshall over Lamb 6-4 4-6 6-2 and Hechischer beating Manchester 6 2 6 1. Doubles saw Marshall Manchester and Heckscher Prodis secure wins for Newton and Middlesex respectively.
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Concord
Newton High
Middlesex School
Marshall
Lamb
Hechischer
Manchester
I Ta Tra Tesleg Suc Teded Tappan
Bedford Sports Briefs Preview Local School Games
Bedford caps a busy week with Capt Rod MacLean winding up his Lexington High career this Friday in a Middlesex League game at Stoneham. Coach Vin Conroy’s junior team hosts Maryvale next Wednesday for a charity event. Several Bedford players will join Concord High School teams this fall, while Middlesex School loses star George Buehler to graduation.
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Bedford
Rod MacLean
Lexington High
Lexington
Stoneham
Middlesex
MacLean
Vin Conroy
Maryvale
Bedford Vetus Hospital
Concord
George Vv. Buehler
North Read
Woburn Beats Marlboro 15-0 In League Baseball
Woburn defeated Marlboro 15 to 0 in a 4-H Baseball League game last week. Frank Clark of Marlboro is named in the report. Upcoming games include June 5 Concord at Reading and Woburn at Hok Histom, and June 12 Concord at Woburn and Reading at Marlboro.
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Concord
Woburn
Exeter Academy Crushes Middlesex Lacrosse 19-8 in New Hampshire
The Exeter Academy lacrosse team defeated Middlesex 19 to 8 on a May afternoon in New Hampshire. Exeter dominated the pace and outplayed the locals with strong two way play.
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Concord
Middlesex
Exeter Academy
New Hampshire
Vathere
4-H Boys Defeat Holliston In League Encounter
Mayo pitched his third win as Concord remains unbeaten in the new league. Jack Mattison and Billy Schoenfield each hit two baggers while the 4-H nine cruised to a 9 to 2 victory at Emerson Playground last Wednesday night.
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Concord
Chick
Mayo
Jack Mattison
Billy Schoenfield
Holliston
Emerson Playground
Mattison
Schoenfield
Middlesex teams win final matches in tennis and lacrosse
Concord report notes Middlesex School tennis defeated Milton Academy 5-4 while lacrosse beat Tabor Academy 14-7. Jim Ostheimer led lacrosse with five goals as season ends Saturday afternoon.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Milton Academy
Tabor Academy of
Marion
Jim Ostheimer
Musketaquid Club Plans June 7 Meeting at Clubhouse
West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Chair announces a supper program and meeting for Thursday night June 7 at 7 o'clock in the clubhouse. Patrolman Fred Nolan will head the supper committee and preside over the event.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen
Fred Nolan
S Per
Pee Einem
Capeek
Concord High and Others Schedule Busy Week of Local Sports
Thursday features Concord High versus Maynard High in baseball at Crowe Park. Friday has Bedford Junior High against Nahant JHS at Page Field. Weekend includes Middlesex League tennis at Middlesex and a crew race at Bateman's Pond. Tuesday shows Concord 4-H Club baseball game against Reading at 6 30 p.m. Musketaquid Sports club meeting at 7 p.m.
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Concord High
Maynard High
Crowe Park
Maynard
Bedford Junior High
Na‘hant J.H.S
Page Field
Bedford
Winchester High
Middlesex
Emerson Playground
Concord
Concord Country
Ebuby
Middlesex Schoel
St. George’s
Manera
Midkdlesex
St. George's
Exeter
Academy
Crew Raceg
Bateman’s Pond
Reading
Middlesex Falls 5 4 In Close Game At Milton
Concord Middlesex School baseball team lost to Milton Academy 5 to 4 on Saturday afternoon. The Sanfordmen moved to six wins, seven losses, and one tie on the season and keep alive a chance to reach .500 by a win over St George's this coming Saturday.
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Concord
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Sanfordmens
St. George’s
McCagg Rows Harvard Varsity Eight to Narrow Victory
Concord-Lacy McCagg, former Middlesex School captain, stroked Harvard's varsity eight as it defeated Coxwell in a close Charles River clash last Saturday afternoon.
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Concord
Lacy McCagg
Middlesex School
Harvard
Coxwell
Charles River
Concord and area athletes prep for Gilford marathon and local meets
Concord Johnny Kelley and West Acton runner join Gilford New Hampshire marathon entry with teammates. local sports note on Groton School Browne Nich game, Acton high, Eastern Massachusetts Tech Tourney at the Garden, and Winchester Concord baseball and Middlesex League activities.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Gilford
New Hampshire
Tobamar Eine Eee DeMar
Junerard Cote
Teddy Vogel
Groton
Browne & Nich
Raigin
Acton High
John Winton
Winton
Stoneham Stag
Acton
Wachu
Winchester
Tad” Bartlett
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Lexington
Concord High Arid
Maynard
Ab Grounds
Wherry Hill
Eeekee Hill
Tous Ney
Xington Golf Club
Middlesex
St.’ George’s
Exeter
St. George’s
Kelley Takes Seventh in Yonkers Marathon
Wan Zandt Victor Kelley a veteran marathoner finished seventh in Yonkers New York last Sunday. Jesse Van Zandt of the B A A won the race in 2 34 12, beating Lou White and Gerard Cote who were eighth and ninth as heavy rain fell on the course.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
Yonkers New York
Jesse van Zandt
Lou White
Gerard Cote
van Zandt
Fat Dengis
Anderson Winner Captures Second Stock Car Feature at Norwood Arena
Concer Dave Andy Anderson of Fitchburg won the two lap stock car feature at Norwood Arena on Saturday night. Hop Harrington of Pawtucket and Garvin Cooper of Needham finished second and third.
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Dave
Andy” Anderson
Fitchburg Turnpike
Norwood Arena
Hop” Harrington
Pawtucket
Garvin Cooper
Needham
Dutches Introduced Tea to Europe in 1610
The Dutch traders introduced tea to Europe in 1610 marking the start of a long trade in the beverage. The event linked Dutch commerce with European courts and set the stage for tea's rapid popularity across continents.
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Europe
Concord Fourth in State Meet at Dickinson Stadium
Concord high school tracksters finished fourth in Class D at the state meet in Dickinson Stadium Newton on Saturday with 15 points. Milton won with 21.33, Prichard and Wellesley tied for second with 20, Natick third, and Concord narrowly trailing Natick. Dick Reilly won the 120 yard high hurdles in 17.0.
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Concord
Dickinson Stadium
Newton
Milton
Prichard
Wellesley
Natick
Dick Reilly
Dick Ryan
al Magurn
Joe Kelsey
Brian Carlson
Win Puffer
Lexington
Lode
Goyette and Cerasulo Spark Local Junior High Games
Bedford coach Vin Conroy’s ninth grade team split two games last week. Dick Goyette pitched the win at Billerica, striking out Howe for his second victory. Joe Cormier’s bases loaded double sparked a four run rally in a 6-4 victory. Rain halted the Page Field contest with Maryvate after six innings, and the Beccy brothers were sidelined by illness.
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Bedford
Vin Conroy
Maryvate
Howe Junior High
Billerica
Dick Goyette
Howe
Joe Cormier
Seminarians
Page Field
Vin
Tracksters Honor Coach O Connor at Surprise Party
Concord coach Skip O Connor was surprised with a party at Jack Finan s home given by the 1951 outdoor track team led by Capt Dick Ryan presenting a stop watch. Parents and guests attended as the coach s popularity and impact were noted by the team.
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Concord
O'Connor
Jack Finan
Dick Ryan
O’connor
Lincoln Mohawks Lose in Waltham Twilight League
Lincoln Mohawks suffer their second consecutive defeat in a Sunday afternoon game at Concord arena with several local youths in attendance.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Waltham
Lexington falls to Belmont on late rally
Belmont tops Lexington 6-1 in a postponed league game. Belmont broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth with a single and added four in the ninth. Lexington shortstop Di Giovanni turned an unassisted triple play to end the game as Rod MacLean, Lex’s co captain, played second base and went 0-for-4 with an error.
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Bedford
Rod MacLean
Lexington High
Belmont High
Belmont
Lex
George Royal
Concord Recreation Commission hires 10 summer playground instructors
At the Concord Town House meeting the Recreation Commission announced the summer playground classes to run at Henderson and Rideout from June 25 for eight weeks. Ten instructors were hired including John J. O Connell, Miriam Clark, Rosemary McCoy, Anne McNally, David Fink, Stephen Minassian, Shirley Smart, Eleanor Justice, Janet Bogle, and William Johnston.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Town House
Roger C. Fenn
Bernard E. Megin
Hmerson
Rideout
John J. O’'Connell
Miriam C. Clark
Rosémary McCoy
Anne McNally
David Fink
Stephen Minassian
Shirley Smart
Eeanor Justice
Janet Bogle
William Johnston
Fink
Fenn School
Minassian
Somerville
Johnson
Harvey Wheeler School
Sudbury
Miss. Smart
Justice
Acton
Finan Graduates From Stockbridge
Concord High School five sport letter athlete Finan graduated from Stockbridge School on Sunday afternoon and is now home for the summer. He is the son of Patrolman James E. Finan Jr. and Mrs Finan of 25 Everett Street. his parents attended the exercises. Finan played football baseball basketball and other indoor track events at Concord High.
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Concord
Notre Dame
Alex Wilson
Irish
Val Miuscato
Concord High
Val
Milwaukee
Notre Dame A. A
Dick Finan
Concord High School
Stockbridge School
James E. Finan
Everett Street
Finan
Concord Hig
Back to the sticks after hare encounter in Endicott
Police detained a distraught man after a roaming hare ran into a passing car in Endicott New York. The man was picked up in a squad car and discharged at the village limits.
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Endicott
N. Y
U.P
Rube
Sticks
Annual Mixed Foursomes Weekend Golf Results
Concord Country Club hosted the annual spring mixed foursomes with matches across three flights. Winners included Mrs Ben Wilson and Al Smith in first flight and many pairs advancing or winning by margins such as 3 and 2 and 5 and 4.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Ben Wilson
al Smith
Mary Gleason
John Hutchinson
John Tew
John Beale
R. Fulton Johnston
Andrew Hepburn, Jr
Danny Comins
Robert Scott
William King
Kenneth Hayes
Henry Thompson
Morgan K. Smith
John Adams
Eddie True
E. Payson True
George Phillips
Martha Wardwell
Hubert M. Wardwell
Fred Calder
Eugene Kraetzer
Putman King
Dan Comins
Rudolph Piper
George Hall
A. A. Lane
Ted Chase
Stuard Cook
Klinck
Cubs to Hold Annual Field Day in Concord June 9
The Concord Lincoln Carlisle Boy Scout district will stage its annual Cub Field Day at Emerson Playground Saturday June 9 at 2 oclock. Melvin M King serves as general chairman with Walter ONeil Cyril Perkin Allen McClennen and Robert Douglas among organizers. If rain occurs events move to Hunt Gymnasium with sneakers required.
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Concord
Concord-Lincoln-Carlisle
Emerson Playground
Melvin M King
Walter O’neil
Cyril Perkin
West Concord
Allen McCl@nnen
Lincoln
Robert Douglas
Berhié Megin
Barry Higgins
Andrew J. O'Reilly
Kenneth L. Creighton
Hunt Gymnasium
Dem
Pack 33
Sachem Council
Largest Bass Caught By Luhavik at Maynard Red and Gun Club
Local report notes Mayard John Luhevik of the Maynard Red and Gun Club caught the season’s largest bass at 17 pounds at the club pond. Harvey Sahlistener updates on the skish course and requests unused bicycle tires for club projects. The Fish and Game Committee expands efforts with volunteer crews and a new pen project. Women’s Auxiliary reports successful Saturday night parties boosting seafood and lunches.
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Mayard
John Luhevik
Maynard Red and Gun Club
Haink
Harvey Sahlisten
Fish and Game
Pete Jensen
Alex Nelson
Melrose All Fithes Steg Hurk Melrose All Fithes Steg Hurk
Melrose took a 11th game victory at Emerson Playday as Seaman, Stockelburg and Kennd led a 14 hit attack. Ca garnering two hits for Melrose, while Kennd, Cicoria and Cappy contributed three of the last named scores.
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Melrose
Steg Hurk
Concord
Concord High
Emerson
Agd
Seaman
Stockelburg
Sev
Cappy
Dick Kennd
Andy Cicoria
Scar
Concord High School Names Most Valuable Players
In a morning May poll of staff and students at Concord High, Dom Dimi Doer and Ted Willi were named Most Valuable by the Red Sox teat. Education Course licenses were issued last week and the Art Center encourages attendance at upcoming performances by the school choruses.
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Dom Dimi Doer
Ted
Bedford school girls win as Concord stars shine
Fragmentary notes show Bedford school girls and Concord athletes featuring Sam Tunior High and Catherine Englehardt. The report mentions Mas-Maynard and Wasiluk among former high athletes and references an injury to Frank Well with South Deer and Nelson Street noted in a national context.
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Bedford — School
Concord
Sam Tunior
Catherine Kel Englehardt
South Deer _Frank
Nelson St. Peut
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