Concord Runners Finish Strong in Final 1947 Meet
Stan Moseka led Concord across the finish as Burrillville edged the locals 37 to 19 in wind swept conditions at the home meet. James Pierce and Bill Ardt placed for Concord with Gordon Olsen and Linnehan struggling due to a dentist appointment and fatigue during the fast cold race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bowen
Captanson
Colcora High
Burrillville
Rhode
Stan’ Moseka
Concord
Jack’ Pierce
Billardt
Gordon Olsen
Linnehan
Hirst
W. Harold Ang Saree
Ile Bilodeau
Oi the Losers Was ‘Ong Sata
Revere Tham
Woburn
Wellesley
Ea Hinth
Peac Cokee Cross
Concord High Track Stars Aim for Expanded Lexington Series
Rough OCR of Concord High notes Rudy Currier seeks extra games added to the old Lexington series. Mentions Coach W. D. O Connor on his 76th season and Thanksgiving Day plans. References Lexington’s 19th straight win streak and nearby players from Bedford and Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dono
BS Lexington
Rudy Currier
Fine Review of
Corington
Concord
W. D. O'Connor
Concord High Track
Wixir
Bedford
Lexington
Lex
Refrigerator Safe? Bang Fires Food Money in Poster Crime
Ied inside a kitchen refrigerator disrupted food safety and damaged money. No suspects named. authorities investigated the incident as a possible arson or explosion related to a failed robbery attempt.
New Sports Book Among Penny Sale Prizes Friday
A new sports book tied to a penny sale is featured Friday night. The event highlights prizes and aims to attract sport lovers with historical sports material.
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West Concer
isAmong
Penny Sale
Sigg Neeley
Frans
Rudy Curriér
Hanley Leads Grid Race in Eastern Massachusetts Scoring
Hanley tops the Tin Grid Race with 103 points as Concord’s Jack Skewes edges final standings. Bullard Mas played 10 games to Hanley’s eight, while George Pike and Classical’s Storing Honor contributed notable totals in a tight season.
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Deny
Oge
George “Pike
Busy Friday High School Football Practice Schedule
The calendar lists Goheard High School football practice Friday at Playground Bm and Emerson Playground Monday at 3 p m. Dam Bowling League features five matches at Lexington 7 pm. Wednesday shows Ladies Tenpin Bowling at Lexington with a 10 pm game. December 6 marks Marcusente School vs Concord High football at Emerson Playground Concord 1 30 p m.
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Goheard
Emerson Playground
Dam
T Lexington
Lexington
Marokente
Concord High
Emerson
Pleyground
Concord
Pigskin Pickings Weekend Record and Predictions
Weekly gridiron recap shows five defeats and one tie in 15 games with 1175 points of 1560 possible. Upsets included Waltham over Newton and Wayland edging Bourne. Prediction notes list several other results and note most teams idle Saturday with hopeful stretch into Thanksgiving Day games.
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Waltham
Newton
Middlesex
St. George's
Lowell
Quincy
Wayland
Bourne
Howe
Prichard
Lancorn
Lexington Eyes Upset in Big League Gridiron Clash
Lexington High coach Lanny Cooper says his team, which beat Concord three times in five years, is “marking time” until the traditional showdown next Thursday. He believes Lexington holds a height and weight advantage and has “everything to win” with a chance to topple undefeated Concord High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lanny Cooper
Lexington High
Lexington
Concord High
Don Albertine
Bob Hossford
Bob Revou
Jack Rudd
Ellis Abell
Concord drops to 4 percent place in Class C
Concord remains undefeated in Class C but has fallen to fourth in the Eastern Massachusetts rating by Boston writers. The article notes Concord’s eight wins with a 5.67 average while outlining potential fate for Natick Durfee and others as the season nears finish with key matchups next Thursday and final opportunities for a title.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Boston Sportsjwriters
North
Quincy
Latertown
Parade
Natick
Een
Durfee
New Bedford
New Bedd
Medforj
Brookline
Newton
Mieten
Lexing
Maynard
Concord High School Girls Field Hockey Record
The Concord High School girls field hockey team posted a season of seventeen games with one loss. Coached by Miriam C. Clark the squad registered four goal wins over Arlington and Lexington Melrose, a 3-0 win over Arlington, and a 1-0 victory over Watertown.
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Concord High School
Ated
de- Arlington
Lexington Melrose
Maynard
Watertown
Iss Miriam C. Clark
West Concord to Merge Basketball Teams for Busy Season
Reading and West Concord unite for 1947-48 basketball with coach managers active. Billy O Neill and Barry Higgins headline as it forms Nashoba Valley League entries with Groton West Groton Ayer Litchfield Harvard and Chelmsford. Home games set for Friday nights at Hunt Memorial Gymnasium.
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West Concord
Reading
Our Lady’s
Billy O'Neill
Knights
Barry Higgins
O’neill
Concord
Nashoba Valley
Groton
West Groton
Ayer
Littleton
Harvard
Chelmsford
Hunt Memorial Gymnasium
Senior social and football wrap from Maynard
Maynard senior class hosts a Friday evening social in the auditorium at 8:00 with Selamone's orchestra providing music. The football squad tied Milford 6 to 6 at Milford's home field last Saturday.
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Maynard
Selamone
Milford
Alfred ‘Viola
William ‘OfPoole
Mevsetae
Firestone
Idea
Pini Avas
Maine Simeon
Bo Croft School
Obbieton
Audrey Albert
Josephine “Massarelli
Kathleen Spratt
Maureen
Carol Seura
Evelyn Harding
Jane Spratt
Diara Horstkotte
Joan Kankanpa
Nancy Beford
Janet Marsden
Mary’ Higgins
Peter. Hogan
Leo White
Joseph ‘Fraser
Lawson
Maine Woods Hunters Named in Pleasant Street Incident
Haro ld Bauld and Harold Smith of Pleasant Street figure in a local incident involving David Curtis and others in the Maine Woods area. Details are unclear but authorities link several men to the event and mention 12888 in a related note.
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Southboro
Harold Bauld
David Curtis
Harold Smith
Odd Fellows Win 4-0 In Bowling League Night
In Lexington, the Mill Dam Bowling League saw Thrift defeat Andersons 4-0, Oilers win 31 pin split, Macone's blank K of C Srs 4-0, and All Stars top Andy Boy 4-0. Sam DeMeo led Thrift with 322 in three strings, El Tetreault 312, and Dalgo Bregoli 318.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
Thrift
Ed Tetreault
Dalgo Brégoli
Tayn
J. Antognoni
Moreau
S. Demeo
T. Delsie
Anderson
D. Anderson
J. Viscariello
G. Denisevich
T. Hill
E. Tetreault
Ae All Stars
G. Dee
F. Bregoli
C. Bregoli
D. Bregoli
P. Ingenere
Andy Boy
L. Vigliotti
S. Lombardo
D. Infererra
Palumbo
F. Palumbo
Leathernecks Close Season Amid Game Cancellation
The Hudson Leathernecks semi pro eleven ends its 1947 season with six wins and two losses after the final game against Framingham Collegians is canceled. The Collegians vote to disband, ending Hudsons first local semi pro team in years.
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Hudson
Hudson Leathernecks
Framingham Collegians
Collegians
Leathernecks
Marine Corps League
Grid
Wadee
Sudbury High School Names Three Good Citizens
Sudbury High School selects three senior girls for character qualities: dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. From these, the faculty will choose one as the Good Citizen for the school. The National Society Grant includes a Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Certificate at graduation. At the D A R Conference in March all names are assembled and one drawn as the State Good Pilgrim winner.
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Sudbury High School
National Society
State of
Mass
Ten Pin Tips: World Team Approach and Delivery Advice
Instructional note from Joe Norris on this bowling tip series. It discusses stance and foot placement, recommending a 12 to 15 foot approach from the foul line adjusted for lane length and leg strain. The fragment mentions a step approach and delivering with proper form.
Stowcubpack Earns Award For Booth Display At Event
The Stowcubpack received an award for erecting a booth featuring a natural arbor and bird nests formed from twigs and boughs. Scouts Ralph Bonin William Byron Wil ar Erkkinth Ned and Woody Lee attended with others including Frank and John Reh and William Scésney.
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Abele
Ghoys
Enthusiasti -In
Ralph Bonin
William Byron
Wil ‘Ar Erkkinth
Ned
Woody Lee Ining
Frank A
John Reh Atse Gs
William Scésney
Ward Trunca
Man Charged After Shootout Near Atlanta
George Grant told police three men tried to rob him for $60 as he neared home. He grabbed his shotgun and fired three poorly aimed shots, wounding no one but the assailants fled with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
George
Grant
Marlboro ration committee meeting discussed revisions
In a terse meeting, the Marlboro ration committee reviewed proposals for revision and discussed next steps under the guidance of President Ovide. A committee was appointed to address matters related to the stall liberation of birds in the coming years.
Rehearsal and Weekly Meeting Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes show Kerns organist rehearsing at 8 o clock with Mohawk and Ski Simms Sr in Acton. Harvey W and S Timue hold weekly schedule. Bradbury chapter organizing on November 22 with references to new chapter activity.
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Kerns
E’elock
S. Mohawk
The
Harvey Who
Ski Simms, Sr
Ter
Acton
Ins
Bradbury
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