Waterfowl Season Dates Set Across Flyways for 1954 55
Acting Secretary Fred G. Randahl announced migratory waterfowl regulations for 1954 55. The framework runs Oct 1 1954 to Jan 10 1955 with options extending to Jan 20 in several flyways and varying split seasons. Specifics cover state by state dates bag limits and shooting hours in Atlantic Mississippi Central and Pacific flyways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred G. Randahl
Atlantic
Mississippi
Central
Pacific States
Georgia
Pacific
Dela- Ware
Maine
New York
Long Island
Westchester County
Hutchinson River Parkway
Brant
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Bucks
Philadelphia
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
Championship Baton Twirling Set for Brockton Fair
Brockton Massachusetts prepares for the 81st Brockton Fair running September 11 to 18 with the state baton twirling championship. Dr George A Buckley announces more than 200 twirlers from five classes compete for prizes including an all paid trip to Saint Paul Minnesota for nationals. Sponsored by Brockton Fair and the National Baton Twirlers Association.
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Brockton
Massachusetts
Brockton Fair
George A. [Buckley
Brockton Agricultural Society
Saint Paul
Minnesota
The
National Baton Twirlers Association
Finan Seeks Grid Berth At Norwich
Concord high school alumnus Finan of 25 Everett street returns to Norwich University Northfield Vermont to report for the varsity football team after a December shoulder operation. He eyes a regular berth following recovery and is listed as a former all around athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jack Finan
James EF. Finan, Jr
Everett Street
Norwich University
Northfield
Vermont
Concord High School
Embarrassed Chief Reports Barn Fire False Alarm
Middlebury Vermont Fire Chief Kenneth Callawoke reported a barn fire after seeing a red glare, but the blaze was a reflection from warning flares at a nearby road construction project.
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Middlebury
Kenneth
Barrett Wins Weekend Golf at Concord Country Club
Norman F. Bill Barrett won the weekend golf tourney at Concord Country Club with a 54 40 in the best 12 holes. Other scorers include Converse Hill 53 41 and Charles Crane 44 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Concord
Concord Country Club
Norman F
Bill” Barrett
Converse Hill
Charles Crane
Joseph Kierce
John F. Flavin
Danforth W. Comins
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
James R. Clarke, Jr
A. Lawrence Peirson, Jr
A. Lawrence Peirson
Kearney's Circuit Clout Wins Game
Bedford All Stars host Chelmsford and win 1 0 sealing the series. John Kearney homered off Jason for the deciding run as Bruce Damon pitched effectively allowing only one hit.
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Kearney
Bedford
Concord High Football Schedule Available Soon
The pocket-size grid of Concord High's football games will be printed by the Enterprise sports department this week. It will be available to local fans at local stores and the Enterprise office at 6 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise Sports Department
Concord High
Enterprise Office
Main Street
Devens Rout Littleton In Final Playoff Tilt
Fort Devens blasts Littleton 11 to 2 in the opening game of the Village Baseball League championship series. Kinney four hits, Keating three, Leeman three for Fort Devens. Hunt Smith and Cooper lead Littleton with multiple singles.
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Littleton
Fort Devens
Kinney
Keating
Leeman
Hunt
Smith
Cooper
Devens
Williams
Soule
Crory
Town rivals clash in junior golf event
In the New England golf championships semi finals at Furnace Brook Wollaston two Concord players met. Reggie Johnston of Middlesex School defeated Harold Cahoon 3 and 2 before losing to Jay Dolan 4 and 3 in the final. Bob Kane lost to Dolan 1 up. Don Torppa exited after a 19th hole defeat to Frank Saponaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Furnace Brook
Wollaston
Reggie Johnston
Middlesex School
R. Fulton Johnston
Harold “Butch’’ Cahoon
Concord Country Club
Johnston
Jay Dolan
Bob Kane
Maynard
Dolan
Cahoon
Don Torppa
Frank Saponaro
Plum curculio deemed lethal to Oregon fruit crops
The plum curculio is deadly to plums and also harms apples pears cherries and apricots. The Oregon state department of agriculture urges farmers to guard against this snout beetle. A tip suggests lemon juice or vinegar added to water to prevent potatoes from turning black after boiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Littleton Falls Again as Devens Clinches Lead
Devens beat Littleton 9 to 3 under the lights at Devens ball park Monday night securing a second straight win toward the Village Baseball League title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Fort Devens
Devens
Pitchers Duel as Marashio Edges Crory in Tight Win
Marashio hurled for the win while Crory took the loss, each allowing eight hits. Leeman homered off Crory, highlighting a tight game noted alongside a safety advisory from the American Automobile Association that Tuesday is safest for driving and Saturday the riskiest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marashio
Crory
Leeman
American Automobile Association
League Forms For Season Open September Eight
The West Concord Organization of the Holy Name Bowling League met at Secretary Rudy Currier’s home. The season opens September 8 with a practice at Tutte's Alleys Maynard at 8 pm and the 30 week regular season starts September 15. Six teams, two halves, rolloff between half winners.
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West Concord
Holy Name Bowling League
Rudy Currier
Tom Horgan
Tutte’s Alleys
Maynard
Joe Pageau
Richie Loughlin
Joe Steinmann
Horgan
Frank Devlin
Manny Garcia
John Dickey
Bob Cahill
John Tombeno
Leon Moreau, Jr
Charlie Mogan
Concord Announces Fall Adult Education Registration
Concord High School hosts registration for the fall term of a new adult education program in practical arts and handicraft. Sessions run three hours weekly, with courses including rug braiding, pottery, weaving, and furniture refinishing. Registrations occur September 13–14 from 7 to 9 pm. tuition is free for residents, with a renewal fee for all students.
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Concord
Concord High School
Tape recorders give pupils a chance to hear themselves
Tape recorders now play a new role in schools as pupils in music classes have their voices recorded. The recordings let students hear how they sound, aiding in performance and vocal development.
Redlegs Purchase Two Pitchers From Chattanooga
The Cincinnati Redlegs bought right handed pitchers Jim Pearce and Gerald Lane from Chattanooga of the Southern Association. Both had major league trials with the Washington Senators and will report to Cincinnati in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Redlegs
Jim Pearce
Gerald Lane
Chattanooga
Washington Senators
Cincinnati
Gene Woodling
New York Yankee
Porky
Fready Wyant
West Virginia
Philadelphia Eagles
Tea Carano
Lone Star State
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Sammy Baugh
Ben Hogan
Tris Speaker
Mildred
Babe) Zaharlag
Nyand
Ika Maiyoro
England
Local Coach Returns After Camp Season In Nova Scotia
Concord high welcomes back W Harold O Connor a long time teacher coach after a summer at Camp Aldercliffe Nova Scotia where he served as a counselor. He lectured at clinics discussed 10 years of Dalhousie and University of Halifax track progress and noted facilities and growing sports interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
W. Harold O’connor
Camp Aldercliffe
Nova Scotia
Dalhousie University
University of Halifax
Concord High
O’connor
Three Local Gridders Report For Brandeis
Concord youths Charlie Napoli star tackle from Concord high John Hanley halfback and Ed Cuddy from Maynard lineman report for Brandeis University in Waltham Hanley makes a comeback after Concord graduation in 1948 and was top scorer in football and basketball in 1947 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Brandeis University
Waltham
Charlie Napoli
Concord High
John Hanley
Ed Cuddy
Maynard
Hanley
Sudbury Schools Set to Open on September 8 1954
Sudbury public schools will open on Wednesday September 8 for the 1954 55 term with an enrollment of just over 700 pupils. Hot lunches will be served daily at a low cost and parents are reminded to send money for the first week’s lunches. Grades 5 12 start at 8 15 am with buses arriving about 8 10 am, and specific route adjustments noted for Mossman Marlboro and South Sudbury pickups.
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Sudbury
Mossman Road
Marlboro Road
Hudson Road
South Sudbury
South School
Alexander’s Cities
Concord High Announces New School Schedule Change
Warrnett announces changes for Concord students with school open next September 8 and 9. The plan covers grade classes from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and junior classes from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Miss Margaret M. Concord is again in charge of spring elementary and high school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Warr Nett
Concord High
Margaret M. Concord
Pring
Sudbury 4-H Club Exhibits At Grange Fair
Readable text shows Sudbury 4 H Club members displaying jam farm products and vegetables at a Grange Fair in Town Hall. Cynthia, Douglas Hani, and Donald Wilsall are named among participants with both fresh and canned fruits, eggs and a hybrid giant arrangement on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbury Town Hall
Winhlll
Cynthia
Douglas Hani
Donald Wilsall
Middlesex Sociation
Cannes
Grange
Wilt Grange
Note on Incu Textile Boston Up Setts Commer Reef Day
A fragmented note from the Boston textile sector mentions July events and orders from last year. The text includes references to textile and chemical items and a reported change in schedules or commitments during July 1953. The fragments are unclear on specifics of entities or outcomes.
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Boston
Commer Reef Day
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Finan
Norwich
U. S
Concord Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Strawberry Hill Road
Turkey
Ted Carroll
Xyace Alo
Chareles
Macias
Clashin JR
Helen Kenney
Beachmont
Myron Haughn
Wonderland
Revere
Holy Name Men
Cartoon Co
Scuse
Henry
Swee
Yne
Ant
Fellows
Taski
O'Connor
Brandeis
Tair TA
Incu Textile
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