Rifle Club For Acton Students Formed At School
Acton school launches a Nashoba Junior Club rifle marksmanship program with 45 boys passing a qualification test. The club, sponsored by the Nashoba Sportsman’s Club and the school, aims to teach safety, discipline and shooting basics while affiliating with the NRA.
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Frederic Knippel
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Nashoba Sportsman's Club
John B. Moore,Jr
Whitman Pearson
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Nashoba Sportsman’s Club, Inc
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Concord Standings In Curindy Bowling League
Standings in Concord Curindy's Holy Name Bowling League show teams and players with high scores. Notable names include Tom Manny Garcia Joe Devlin Eddie Rund Steinman with high individual and combined scores. court note mentions 18 chief justices.
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Manny. Garcia
Joe Devlin
Eddie Runden
Joe Steinman
Garcia
Steinman
Concord-Tony Cooke Lu Pien Seeks Higher Level After Release
Former Harvard baseball captain Tony Cooke Lu Pien, last year with Jamestown Falcons, has been granted his release to pursue a higher class in baseball. He batted .384 in 1951 and .343 last year and previously had brief stints in the majors with the Red Sox Phillies White Sox. The note also mentions local high school basketball progress Lexington Concord Acton football panel and various school sports results and staff changes.
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Concord
Tony
Cook
E” Lupien
Harvard
Lincoln Mohawks
Jamestown
New York
Lexington
Bedford
Jack Skewes
Looey
Wellesley
Charlie Gubellini
Concord ‘High
Bernie Megin
Acton
Acton High
Actonians
Jack Flavin
John McBreen
Groton High
Wachusetts
Townsend High
Wachusett
Bob Cozzens
Littleton High
Henry Zabierek
Townsend
Pairings Set for Mill Dam Loop Tonight
Tutto's Alleys at Maynard hosts games at 7 p m Lincoln vs Anchors Jokers vs Tudys Ramblers vs Thrift and at 9 p m K of C Srs vs Hustlers Ellis vs Postoffice K of C Srs vs Andy Boy all on the Mill Dam Loop card set by local leagues.
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Lincoln
Anchors
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Thrift
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Hustlers
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Andy Boy
Catch Fish at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. E. Thompson are noted in Sheffield Massachusetts in a brief item about stay at home fishing activities.
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Sheffield, Mass
U.P
Gerald FE. Thompson
Ten Top Classics For Thanksgiving Day
A 1952 college grid forecast lists ten high school matchups and then proclaims Yale over Harvard Holy Cross over Temple Princeton over Dartmouth Maryland over Alabama Oklahoma over Nebraska Se California over UC L A with California over Stanford Villanova over BU Florida over Miami Georgia Tech over Florida St. The Pacific Championship bowl between USC and UCLA is noted as sold out with both teams capable of winning.
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Braintree
Milton
Leominster
Fitchbury
Natick
Framingham
Concord
Lexington
Wallertown
Belmont
Quincy
Quinty Weymouth
Brockton
Yale
Harvard Crimson
Princeton
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Temple
Maryland
Oklahoma
U.C.L.A
California
Harvard
Alabama
Nebraska
Cal
Uc.l.a
Stanford
Villanova
B. U. Florida
Miami
Tech
Florida St
Southern California
Los Angeles University
Onslow Scouting Job Renewed by Red Sox
Jack Onslow of West Acton former Chicago White Sox manager and Marlboro Rotary speaker has his contract as a Boston Red Sox scout renewed for another year. He rejoined the Red Sox after leaving the White Sox and will attend future Rotary luncheons.
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Jack Onslow
West Acton
Chicago White Sox
Bostion Red Sox
White Sox
Onslow
Red Sox
Marlboro
Rotary Club
Rotary
BC back Joe Johnson drives offense for eight games
Joe Johnson carries 141 times this Fall for Boston College with 588 rushing yards and 596 total yards. He has two one-yard losses, eight receptions for 192 yards, giving 796 yards of total offense in eight games. His best rushing came against the Titans, 135 yards on 22 carries. Fourteen BC seniors will play their last game November 29 against Holy Cross with eight starters on offense and defense.
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Joe Johnson
Boston College
Winston-Salem
Villanova
Joe Kes
B. C
Back
Joéhimson
Titans
Detroit
Joe
Holy Cross
Eagles
George Pollinger
Lowell
Mike Doohan
Malden
Patsy Cacace
Waltham
Jack Deran
Arlington
Bill Emmons
Tampa
Florida
Ed Wall
New York City
John Toppa
Middletown
Rhode Island
John McKinnon
Pawtucket
Frank
Tanner
Newton
Joe Ahearn
College Fan Faithful at Williams College
Williamstown fan Cabe Prindle proclaims himself Williams College’s top sports devotee. He has not missed a home football game and attends every home contest.
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Williamstown
U.P
Cabe Prindle
Williams College
Lowell to meet All Stars in Pied on Bowl game
Lowell high prepares for the Pied on Bowl against an all-star senior team from Concord-Wor d. The trip departs December 3 with 38 players under Coach Ray Riddick as permission from the Headmasters Association is sought. Return visits to Washington and New York planned. bowl fund drive underway in the Spindle City.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lowell High
Lowell
Headmasters Association
Ray Riddick
Washington
New York
Spindle City
Concord Yale tilt figures in early college grid gossip
Concord Leos McGrath a Harvard tackle from Concord played for the Harvard jayvee and beat Yale reserves 13 to 7 at Cambridge. Ed Dever of Lexington and Bill Coesgrove of Newton are noted in local fall football and parochial school circles. Henry Hormes Medford high coach and former NYU star refereed varsity tilt. Rah Sasaborski of Lexington leads town athletics.
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Leo McGrath
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Lexingtoniam
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Edie McGrath Tops Bowling Scores in Close League Matches
Jeannette Stensby led the Concord Ladies with a 288 high triple as the Patriots beat Minute Maids 3-1. Edie McGrath of Minute Maids had high single at 108 and Polly Helliger 264 helped the Patriots finish with 1227.
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Jeannette Stensby
Lex’neton
Patriots
Minute Maids
Edie McGrath
Mim Clark
Dot Scherer
Polly Helliger
Polly Beaudoin
Elaine Hardie
Margarett Algeo
Becky Feuice
Quakers
Helen McCarthy
Sean Frellick
Marion Gotham
Dottie Martin
Margaret Burke
Rebels
Nancy Burke
Gert Dee
Mary Connell
Margeret N'ckerson
Shirley Recco
Concord Football Testimonial Banquet Promotes Early Tickets
Concord hosts the seventh annual football testimonial banquet with roast beef on the menu. Reservations must be made before December 2. Edward J. McCaffrey will be toastmaster at the event.
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Concord
Concord Igh Withim’s
Concord Prepares Freshmen Heavy for Holiday Game
Concord high will use fewer varsity players and dress 19 C squad members, mainly freshmen, for the holiday matchup. Two varsity players will be used as game time substitutes. The C squad includes juniors Bruce Caldwell Bob Downey Wayne Hughes Joe Marttines Paul McLaughlin James Pallotta Vic Palmucci John Richardson Steve Ramsay James Bill Smethurst and others.
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Concord High
Megham
Coch
Bernie Megin
Belmont
Bruce Caldwell
Bob Downey
Wayne Hughes
Joe Marttines
Paul McLaughlin
James Pallotta
Vic Palmucci
John Richardson
Steve Ramsay James
Bill Smethurst
A Jackester
John Smith
John McGrath
John Keith
Paul Berube
Jacth Hutchinson
Andy Horne
Allen Dougherty
Acton to Face Tewksbury in Tuesday Night Basketball Clash
Acton High basketball opens with a non league game at Tewksbury next Tuesday at 7 15 pm after its first Wsaccus League game. The following Friday they meet Groton School coached by Steve Fallon with Laura Warcup guiding the Groton girls. Westford defeated Harvard teams prior to Acton tilt.
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Acton High
Basketeers
Tewksbury
Groton School
Groton
Steve Fallon
Laura Warcup
Westford
Harvard
Grange Talk Sparks Whist Night Return at Concord Hall
At the Calliste Grange meeting the speaker highlighted club activities and announced the resumption of weekly whist parties on Thursdays at the new hall on Concord road. State College reports show increased protein and vitamin content in recent research.
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Calliste Grange
Concord Road
Atgan State College
Coach Day Guests At Concord High Program
The text mentions the high school event at Concord with Coach and guests including Sal Silvio and Re, connected to a night program hosted by the Lions Club.
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Sal Silvio
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Theft solved in Harlan as boy charged in piggy bank theft
An 11 year old boy was charged after breaking into a home in Harlan Kentucky. County Judge Wix released him into the custody of his mother while authorities stated the youth had stolen a piggy bank.
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Harlan, Ky
Wix Unabank
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