Harness racing wagering patterns across 23 meetings analyzed
A survey by the trotting group examines betting on pacers and trotters, noting final-race popularity and payouts. It reports national averages for win, place, and show payoffs, describes late-race handle shares, and highlights tight finishes with top four horses within four lengths.
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Perfect Baby Sitter Incident Reported in U P
In uptown Peru a mother confronted a duck that left its nest in her yard causing injury to a wandering infant. The event, described by Deacon Pierce, prompted prayers and a warning to keep children away from area fowl.
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Harvard Labs Fight for Steady STE Program
A garbled note from a historic page mentions Harvard and IRINO CO involved in a programming effort, with references to BreD and Pramingham. The fragment hints at a controversy or push related to a STE program and corporate naming.
Bruins protest spat over Leafs stick-swinging duel
Art Ross accused Toronto of not winning the protest over the Maple Leafs Sabine Sloan incident. He argued referee George Gravel erred by not penalizing Leo Labine and Ted Sloan under Rule 49, while Toronto claimed Labine and Sloan should have faced penalties. Bruins then prepared for a Detroit visit after a productive road trip.
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Bowling Pairings For Mill Dam League Next Week
Concord bowling draft lists pairings for Mill Dam League Monday November 10 with Hustlers facing Lincoln Postoffice vs Thrift Tudys against Andy Boy at 7 p m K of C Jr versus Anchors Ellis versus Ramblers K of C Srs versus Jolters at 9 p m The schedule outlines eight matches across two time blocks at 7 and 9 p m.
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One Thousand Two Hundred 4-H Winners to Attend Congress
About 1,200 4-H Club members from 48 states plus Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico will attend the 31st National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 30 to December 4. The winners were chosen from over 2,000,000 members for self earned advancement and receive medals, scholarships, and trips funded by sponsors. The event combines celebrations with serious discussions, citizenry training, and international youth exchanges under the banner Loyal Citizens Through 4-H.
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Disc Jockey Doctor Leads Morning KWEM Program
D D is known as Dr William Riley a PD D Disc Jockey at KWEM West Memphis Arkansas He directs a daily program of religious recordings. A National Geographic statement describes a Central American fish with bifocals its upper eye halves out of water scanning for floating food while the submerged lower halves watch for subsurface threats.
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New Hampshire Racing Posts Record Year at Rockingham Park
Salem NH announces 20 years of Rockingham Park racing yielded 28 508 063 48 dollars direct revenue for the state. Lou Smith notes the mutuel handle rose 16 percent with 596 006 attendees over 54 days. Anthony DeSpirito, 17, rode 118 wins to lead the nation, while Ussery Contreras and Borgemrenke trailed.
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Idevein Leads LA To Topace Pin League Win
West Concord Team No 1 defeated Team No 4 in a Maynard night league match at Tutte's Alleys. Capt Frank Devlin starred for No 1 with 304 as four team totals read 1259 for No 1 and 1240 for No 4. Team No 3 beat Team No 2 3-1 in the other match.
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Lampreys Kill Fish Then Melt Away
A UPI sourced report from Lansing Michigan explains lampreys live six years with four years buried in silt. They mature late and during the final stage migrate downstream attack fish, then return upstream to spawn and disintegrate leaving no carcass. They reach about 18 inches and cause millions in Great Lakes losses.
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BE WISE Advises Safe Driving From Massachusetts Safety Council
The Massachusetts Safety Council offers quick tips for safer driving urging drivers to keep vehicles in good condition, check up on brakes and tires, and fix up cars to reduce risk on the road.
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Triumphant C squad reels off fifth straight win
Concord coach Walter Carew's high school C squad remains unbeaten in five straight tilts. Latest 42-7 win over Melrose followed earlier triumphs over Medford freshmen, Rindge Tech, Reading, Howe High, and Billerica. Allan Doherty scored twice and Paul McLaughlin added two long receptions from Jack Hutchinson as the team eyes upcoming games at Winchester and Swampscott.
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Rebels Tie With Quakers and Patriots in Bowling Night
Concords Lexinton Ladies Ten Pin league saw the Rebels and Patriots share the match points as the Quakers led with Jean Frellick’s 273 and 116. Individual scores include Helen McCarthy 257 and Jean Frellick 273 for the Quakers, while Margaret Nickerson 256 and Shirley Recco 272 starred for the Rebels and Polly Heyliger 257 for the Patriots.
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Musketaquid Sportsman Club Holds Final Dinner Meeting
The Musketaquid Sportsman's Club in West Concord hosts its final supper meeting of the season at 7 tonight in the club house off Harrington avenue. Patrolman Fred Nolan, club president, and his committee will run the event. The gathering ends the session until the annual meeting in January.
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Bedford Basketball Candi dates Report Coach Blackburn at Ford Junior High
Bedford basketball candidates report Coach George Blackburn at Ford Junior High. The 1952 graduation weakens the squad with five regulars missing: Capt. Joey Ines, Pete Purce, Cliff Cormier, Bill Siekman, and Russ Lee. New prospects include transfer John Kenzie and captain-elect Al Voigt, plus other hopefuls and manager John V.
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Pene Team Wins Fifth Straight In JV Football Clash
The Concord High School jayvee football team rolled past Medford 28 7 at Emerson Playground for their fifth straight victory. Donnie Crowell and Joe Swee contributed touchdowns, lifting Coach O Connell s club with earlier wins over Cambridge Latin Winchester Needham Weston to a 166 point tally while allowing 13. Next games include Hu mayvees at home and Melrose on the 17.
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Fire chief Dwight Stearns named in Northfield Mass
Northfield appoints Dwight Stearns aged 23 as fire chief after four years in the department. The selectmen selected him as the new fire chief, noting his rapid rise and youth.
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