Concord Little League Holds Cookout Hosted by Finan Family
About 45 boys and several adults attended a cookout at Patrolman James E. Finan Jr.’s home in Concord. Dodgers coach Richie Loughlin, Red Sox mentor Eddie Loughlin, and Yankees coach Brick Mac Williams were among the team managers present along with league president Judge Maurice McWalter and umpire Tim Diskin. Food was donated by Anderson’s Market, First National Stores, Macone Sporting Goods, Snow Pharmacy, West Concord Fruit, Condon’s Package Store, Battleground Café, Concord Package Store, and others.
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Concord
Concord Little League
James E. Finan, Jr
Everett Street
Richie Loughlin
Dodgers
Eddie Loughlin
Red Sox
Finan
Mary Duggan
Edith O’neil
Jean McWalter
McWalter
Anderson’s Market
Paul LeSage
First National Stores
Macone Sporting Goods
Snow Pharmacy
John Mandriok
West
Concord High Eyes Sixth Straight Massachusetts Grid Streak
Coach Megin enters ninth season with limited varsity experience as 1952 squad rebuilds after 23 seniors graduate. Fifteen lettermen return mostly junior players including captains Olsen and Silvio. scrimmage plans and shifts in formations aim to sustain the program’s 56 straight Massachusetts games without a loss.
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Concord
Megin
Enire
Vries
Stoneham
Megins
Massachusetts
Dave DeRuzzo
Dick Loond
Sal Silvio
Tinemen
Kennie Olsen
Olsen
Silvio
Jayvee Pl Ver
Concord High
John O’connell
Walter Carew
Bob Seanard
David Casey
O’connor
All in the Game of Year’s Trage by Eddie Lopat
The note cites Eddie Lopat as the Yankees pitcher with a lame shoulder ending a season and mentions early cricket in England from 1611. A fragment indicates figures or items placed face down but lacks complete context or subject.
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Yankees
Eddie Lopat
England
Thousands Attend Concord Rod and Gun Club Clam Bake
Nearly 1,000 people gathered at the Concord Rod and Gun Club for the second summer clam bake on Sunday. About 450 lobsters and barrels of clams were served along with other refreshments as adults enjoyed shooting games and children rode ponies and boats. The crowd toured the nearly finished clubhouse and a donated dog prize was won by Herbert A. Mallett who then gave it to a 10 year old boy.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Strawberry Hill Road
Herbert A. Mallett
Lincon Road
Lincoln
Donald Smith
Dorchester
Seven Sets of Brothers on Squad Highlight Local Team
The roster lists multiple brothers among players including Hutchinson twins Jack and Bill and Lovnd Dick and Roddy, with a large squad of names such as George Byron, Charlie Hancock, Jack Magoon, John Wheeler, Joe Perry, and many others. Details show numerous pairs: Downey, Caldwell, Martines, and Alexander among the seven sets.
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Hutchinson Twins
Jack
Bill
Roddy Lovnd
Tommy
Ernie Alexander
Bob
Steve Ramsey
Steve
Bob Downey
Mackey
Bruce Caldwell
Joe
Frank Martines
George Byron
Charlie Hancock
Jack Magoon
John Wheeler
Joe Perry
Ken Olsen
Dave Bouchard
Tean Soule
Sal Silvio
al House
Jack Mattison
Paul McHugh
Bob Parker
John Spellman
Dave DeRuzzo
Andy Horne
Jim Ring
Jack McGrath
Bob Crowell
Billi Hoyt
Dick Loynd
Mackey Caldwell
Charlie Na
Bill Hutchinson
Bob Foss
Bruch Caldwell
Tom Alexander
J Sweeney
Arthur Duggen
Pat Bob Davidson
John Foster
Bi Tobin
Paul Powderly
nagRs Davie
Joe Cormier
Waiddox
Joe Martines
Ceresuolo
Pm ‘McBreen
Te. Richardson
Secout Teatanel
Bob Tracey
Wayne Es Ramsay
Jack Smith
Walter Driscoll
al Beecy
Gorden Goodwin
Rocky Mertiano Finalizes Team Ahead of Walcott Fight
Rocky Marciano states his team is complete with Al Weill back as manager and trainer Cherley Goldman and Al Columbo supporting. He prepares for the September 23 Philadelphia bout at Municipal Stadium, predicting the toughest challenge of his career against Jersey Joe Walcott.
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Grossinger
N Y
Rocky Mertiano
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
al Weill
Weill
Marciano
International Boxing Club
Jack Dempsey
Brockton
Cherley Goldman
al Columbo
Walcott
Milk fat is almost 100 percent ingestible.
A brief note states milk fat appears nearly fully edible, with emphasis on its high digestibility and safety for consumption.
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club Schedule Weekly Events
The calendar lists Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club supper and meeting at 7 p m Thursday. Friday includes Concord High School football practice Emerson Playground and Maynard High School practice Alumni Field at 3 p.m. Saturday continues club championships at Concord Country Club. Sunday features field day at club grounds and more playoff rounds at Concord Ice Alumni Field 3 p.m. Also Concord High School football at Emerson Playground 3 p.m. Wednesday, Concord Recreation Commission meets Town House 8 p.m.
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Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Maynard High School
Alumni
Nashoba
Acton
Concord Country Club
Cord
Ice
Concord Recreation Commission
Town House
Cahoon Beaten by Winthrop Boy in New England Golf Meet
Cahoon Jr., son of the Concord Country club pro, lost in the midget division quarterfinals at Albemarle New England golf hangout meet. Jack Permatteo of Winthrop defeated Cahoon 4 and 2, then beat John Danielson of Oakley 2 and 1 in the final. Cahoon had previously defeated Bob Ray of Salem 8 and 7 in the second round.
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Concord
Harold Cahoon, Jr
Concord Country Club
Albemarle
New England Golf
Jack Permattee
Winop
Reggie Johnston
Permatteo
John Danielson
Oakley
Kansas Wheat Production At A Glance Since 1889
Kansas has produced 2,214,692 barrels valued at 3,609,183,000 dollars since 1889 when 1,000 barrels flowed from the first well.
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Kansas
Concord and Groton Favored in NMJBL and Village League Playoffs
Playoff action in the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League and Village League continues with Littleton and Groton as favorites. Concord notes 1952 summer playgrounds as among the best and mentions staff quality. Bill Johnson leaves for East Hampton CT, Elks and Nashoba field days planned, and local clubs Clam Bake and Labor Day sports events highlighted. Dick Lyons plans VML transfer. Bill Beardsell noted as Punchard alumnus.
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Concord
North Middlesex
Littleton
Groton
Concord Recreation Commission
Harvey Wheeler School
Bill” Johnson
East Hampton
Connecticut
Elks
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Nashoba Sportsmen’s
North Acton
Concord Red & Gun Club
Concord Hierd
Concord Little
Chemsford
Rideout Playground
Dick Lyons
Lowell
Bill Beardsell
Greater Lawrence
Concord High
Punchard
Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Plans Evening Meeting
West Concord The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club meets tonight at 7 at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue with Patrolman Frederick Nolan in charge of the program and his committee. A social evening will follow. Regular meetings occur the first and third Thursdays.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club-ie
Harrington Avenue
Frederick Nolan
Pettit Alleges Wife Used Wrestling Holds In Domestic Scene
Frank Pettit testified that his wife tried wrestling holds on him and threw a garbage can through a window after he returned from a wrestling match. Judge David Cates heard the case as Pettit described the domestic dispute in Louisville.
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Louisville
U.P
Frank Pettit
League Matches Set For Sept 22 At Tuttos Alleys
Concord plans begin for the new M ll Dam Bowling League season opening Monday September 22 at Tutto s Alleys Maynard. Charles G Robinson is president Edward F Loughlin Jr secretary and Henry J Smith treasurer. Ten teams are enrolled and two more are sought any local groups may contact Secretary Loughlin.
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Concord
Tutto’s
Maynard
Charles G. Robinson
Edward F. Loughlin, Jr
Henry J. Smith
Loughlin
Concord-Lexington grid chatter signals season plan
Concord and Lexington battle for top prep grid status under coaches Chet Ingraham and a rivaling slate. The nine game schedule opens September 27 at home against Winthrap then Wellesley on October 4. Concord faces Maynard October 11 at Alumni Field with a 49 0 win remembered from 1940.
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Concord
Lexington High
Chet Ingraham
Winthrap
Wellesley
Lexington
Stoneham
Needham
Wilmington High
Connie O'Doherty
Georgetown
Maynard High
George Luker
Pritz
Maynard
Wasiuk
Joe Nolan
Chelmsford
Prichard
Hudson High
Emerson
Bernie Megin
Locals Shut Out In Chelmsford Tilt
Concord-Little League all stars were shut out 6-0 by Chelmsford in a post season game at Chelmsford. Richie Longuin led the Concord-Little League team while Al Lupien, 1932 Harvard captain, coached Chelmsford. Paul Duggan pitched for Concord locally.
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Concord
Chelmsford
Richie Longuin
Dodgers
al Lupien
Harvard
Paul “Beanie” Duggan
Finan Candidate At Univ of Mass Amherst Grid Team
Concord athlete Finan joins University of Massachusetts Amherst grid hopes as a back entering junior year. He reported to coach Charlie O Rourke and aims to make the team this fall. Finan is son of patrolman James E Finan Jr of 26 Everett Street.
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Megin
Jimmy McKenna
O’connell
Carew
Concord
Arthur Dug
Dick Finan
University of Massachusetts At Amherst
Charlie O’rourke
Finan
James. E. Finan, Jr
Everet Street
Daytona Beach Fans Rally For City Pride
Daytona Beach residents joined a chamber sponsored event celebrating the city with volunteers praising local charm and attractions during a weeklong appreciation drive.
Meloon Leads 83 68 Victory Over Ralph C Haskell
Meloon scores 83 while Ralph C Haskell adds 69 as team posts 83 68 win. Joe Kierce and Andrew Mf contribute in a tight matchup with M Austin and John W C also involved in the scoring mix.
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