St Bernard's Saints Hold Off Concord In Tight Charity Game
St Bernard's Holy edged Concord 3-1 at Emerson Field as Frannie Horne held the visitors to a run while allowing nine hits. Concord rallied briefly in the early innings before Saint resistance and timely defense, including a key plate cutdown by Macone, sealed the win in a hasty afternoon clash.
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St. Bernard’s
Holy
VFW
Latte
Emerson Field
Frannie Horne
Nto
Saints
Concord
Meanard
N. Giusti
Erisman
Girls lose to Billerica at St Andrew’s in rain
St Bernard’s CYO suffered a defeat in their return game against Billerica at St Andrew’s. The girls played without extra effort as weather interfered and the td team showed limited offense.
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St. Bernard’s Cyo
St. Andrew’s Girls
Sportsmen's supper and school football schedule notes
Calendar shows events including Sportsmen's supper at the club house on Thursday and a series of high school football games at Emerson Playground Fitch and Hudson area fields. The entries are fragmented but indicate multiple games starting around 3 o'clock with St High School facing St High at Fitch and other emerson Playground matchups in May.
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St. High School
St. ‘High School
Fitch
D'S Ho 'S
Hudson
Emer
Monda High School
Fmerson
Football Notes 55th Birthday At Concord
Concord High School marks 55 years of football this fall tracing back to 1891 when James Bradley started the team under William L. Eaton. The first games against Lexington ended in 24-0 and 12-0 Concord victories, with different scoring then including four points for a touchdown and two for the point after.
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Concord
Concord High School
James Bradley
Harvard
William L. Eaton
Bradley
Lexington
Walter Bush
Concord football figures in regional notes and schedules
Sports notes list Johnny Grinnell coaching at Northeastern University with Greater Boston youths including Dick Vaughan of Lexington. Maynard Rod and Gun Club field day judge Fire Chief Harry E. Tuttle. West Concord and Watney A A North Chelmsford in playoff brackets. Tufts College hires Fred Ellis as 1946 coach. Lincoln Mohawks target Greater Waltham League title with Concord players Mayo Macone Johnson Hosmer. Concord schedules a night game October 18 at Riverside Park Hudson seeking first win there after three losses.
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Johnny Grinnell
Lexington High School
Northeastern University
Greater Boston
Dick Vaughan
Lexington
Concord
Harry E. Tuttle
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Maynard
Fred
Fish) Ellis
Tufts College
Ellis
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord High
Hudson
Riverside Park
Opening Yank Games Draw Boston Fans At Braves Field
Concord readers anticipate the Boston Yanks opening pro grid season with a Thursday night game against the Chicago Bears at Braves Field. The Yanks host the New York Giants on Monday September 30 and play the Philadelphia Eagles at home October 6 with several Greater Boston players in the lineup.
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Concord
Con Cord
Boston
Boston Yanks
Chicago Bears
Braves Field
Yanks
New York Giants
Philadelphia Eagles
PIN League Prepares for Season Start in October
The Mill Dam Bowling League meets September 12 at 7 30 PM in Columbus hall. President Pete Ingeneri requests officers and team managers attend as the league plans to start the first week in October possibly with more teams or six man squads with a spare. Last season Lincoln won with 10 teams. If Concord Alleys remain closed, matches may be played in Lexington again.
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Mill Dam
Columbus Hall
Péte Ingeneri
Lincoln
Postoffice
Thrift
Concord Oil, Depot, Dairy
K. of C
All Stars
Finast
Reformatory
Ingeneri
Charles F. Mayo
James H. Deacon
Lexington
Beattie Leads State Police Pistol Team to Honors
Trooper Sam Beattie formerly at West Concord Barracks and now Framingham helped the Massachusetts State Police pistol team win National and New England honors this season. At Teaneck New Jersey's fifth international tournament the team took both team and individual awards with Beattie among the top scorers. Fellow team members included Sergt George Alexander Sergt Wilfred Sirois Sergt Theodore Stronack Troopers Julian Zuk William J Flanagan and Oliver Nichols.
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Hollis C
Sam) Beattie
Massachusetts
New England
Teaneck
New Jersey
Beattie
Framingham
George Alexander
Wilfred’ Sirois
Theodore’ Stronack
Julian Zuk
William J. Flanagan
Oliver Nichols
Scoreless nine-inning tie between St. Bernard's and St. Andrew's
In a dim Emerson Playground game Concord’s St. Bernard's and North Billerica's St. Andrew's played eight scoreless innings before darkness halted play. Concord had only two hits by the eighth, while St. Andrew's totaled five. Connelly and Trainor worked for the visitors. Morrill started for the Saints, replaced by Georgie Johnson, with Stevie Flannery catching.
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Concord
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
St. Andrew’s
North Billerica
Emerson Playground
Billerica
Connelly
Trainor
Battery
Morrill
Maynard
Saints
Georgie Johnson
Stevie Flannery
Maynard High football candidates begin hard practice
Maynard High School football candidates resumed after reopening with several experienced players back. Co captains Fred Wasiluk and Vin Russo lead a new system as Coach Stan Bondelevitch directs a short scrimmage against Ashland on September 28. Young players spur veterans as the town rally supports the squad’s bid to restore the orange and black’s status.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Ashland
Stan Bondelevitch
Viola
Spurrell
White
Ci -Bondelevitch
Gric
Fred
Wasiluk
Vin Russo
Bondelvitch
Popieniuck
Olsen
Tomy
Mariani
Luker & Co
Ceach Bond
Cattle More Susceptible to Lead Poisoning Than Other Animals
The report notes that cattle are particularly prone to lead poisoning with calves being especially sensitive.
Concord High Set For Big Grid Test Saturday
After 2 1/2 weeks of practice Coach Bernie Megin readies the Concord varsity for the 1946 season opener. Concord faces St Bernard's Fitchburg at 2 30 with three more 12 minute games. Captain Eddie Megin and Muscato share back positions.
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Concord
Bernie Megn
Fitchburg
St. Bernard’s
St John’s
Worcester
Leominster
Nashua
St. John’s
New
Hamr Megin
Eddie
Muscato
Jack Skewes
Claremont
New Hampshire
Georgie’ Fenton
Richie Finan
Jack King
John Hanley
Jim McKenna
Tony Basil
Codding
Joe Callahan
Megin
Dave Spooner
Nick Sottile
Will Mounsey
Walter Wood
Mohawks Drop Semi Final in Greater Waltham League
Lincoln Mohawks fall to Waltham City Club in a: 12-7 loss at Lincoln on Sunday and 2-1 defeat at Waltham on Labor Day. The two losses seal their exit from the round robin for the Greater Waltham title. Georgie Johnson finished pitching on Sunday as Concord youths shared in the action.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Waltham City
Lincoln
Waltham
Toddmen
Greater Waltham
Nippers
Mohawks Cara
Concord Youths
Georgie Johnson
Local girl Edith Mason Ham to enter Bryn Mawr College
Concord reports Miss Edith Mason Ham daughter of Mr and Mrs Mason L Ham of Masterfield road plans to enter Bryn Mawr College this fall as a Junior ao de member and has volunteered at Emerson Hospital this summer.
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Concord
Edith Mason Ham
Mason L. Ham
Masterfield Road
Bryn Mawr College
Aude
Emerson Hospital
Adventure in Field Work Posts and Perils for Surveyors
The United States coast and geodetic survey blends science with risk as field teams endure snakes wild animals steep gales and swift rivers. Young men attract to open work with seasonal posts and many stay on as permanent staff while charts and maps are compiled from interior and coastal surveys.
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Oere
Department of Commerce
Imén
Thomas Jefferson
Bureau
United States Coast Survey
Interior
United States
Burmese Rice Output Is Expected to Be Short
Singapore Straits settle notes report that Burma and Java face a shortfall of more than 600000 tons of internal rice needs after an RAF aerial survey. About 16000000 acres of trigatea rice lands in Burma Java and French Indo China lie uncultivated. British officials expect Burma to use war surplus to meet demand while hoping to maintain some exports.
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Straits
Bura
Java
Burma
Indo-China
Sarawak Becomes British Crown Colony After Transfer
Sarawak, the rich Borneo kingdom ruled by the white rajahs, has been ceded to Britain as a Crown colony. An order in council enacted legislation approved by Parliament and Sarawak's supreme council, transferring the state with 500 000 inhabitants and rubber plantations to Britain. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, the last white rajah, 71, ceded Sarawak under an agreement providing a $4,000,000 trust fund for Ris three daughters and select local officials.
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Sarawak
Borneo
Supreme Council
Britain
Charles Vyner Brooke
Ris
Chums Bay Fake Arm Donors Help Crippled Youth
Willis Conkright Jr. of Flint Michigan, aged 14, received funds for an artificial arm from neighborhood playmates after a mowing accident. He was guiding a horse drawn mower on his father's farm when he fell before the blades while shooing pheasants away.
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Flint, Mich
Willis Conkright Jr
Yellow color in beef fat linked to carotene content
The yellow hue in beef fat stems from carotene, an important source of Vitamin A. This nutrient supports vision and immune function, underscoring carotene as a dietary component in beef fat.
Urge Backing Of School Sports By Local Citizens
The community urges support for school athletics as students return to classes. Local boosters have long shaped Alumni Field and youth programs with leaders like Judge Wilson Don Lent Roy Marsden Reg Sawyer Lawson Dr Hooper and Dr Ryan contributing selflessly to football baseball and basketball. Citizens are asked to back these efforts to boost morale and prepare for the new scholastic year.
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Don Lent
Roy Marsden
Frank Downey
Legal Police Department
High
A. A. Bik
Reg Sawyer
Lawson
Hooper
Ryan
Cave
Maynard Lodge
Maynard
Stan Bondel
Ex Eagles Ader Currivan Signs with Boston Yanks
Former Boston College star and assistant coach Currivan has signed to play this season with the Boston Yanks. He is expected to bolster Coach Herb Kopf's wingmen considerably.
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Boston College
Boston Yanks
Currivan
Herb Kopf
Concord Country Club Hosts Three Weekend Golf Tours
Three golf tournaments took place at Concord Country Club over the weekend with strong turnout. Arthur B. Brooks won Saturday’s nine hole best with one half handicap posting 37 29. Contenders included El Payson True, Léonard Smith, Walter E. Borden, John W. Codding, Ralph C. Piper. Sunday’s winner was Converse Hill formerly of Lexington with 38 28, followed by Danforth W. Comins Sr., Smith, Borden, Codding, W. Lovejoy, Lennox Lindsay. A four ball best ball holiday event won by Burleigh L. Pratt and Comins with 81 64. Other scores listed include Wardwell Comins 82 64 Hill 2nd Dawson 87 68 Wardwell Pratt 83 68 Codding Smith 78 69 Lovejoy Codding 79 70 Krickl Moses 93 70 Lindsay Lovejoy 82 71 Borden Smith 84 73 Austen Lindsay 83
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Concord
Concord Country ‘Club
Arthur B. Brooks
el Paysom True
Léonard Smith
Walter E. Borden
John W. Codding
Ralph C. Piper
Converse Hill
Lexington
Danforth W. Comins, Sr
Smith
Borden
Codding
W. Lovejoy
Lennox Lindsay
Burleigh L. Pratt
Comins
Hubert M. Wardwell
Hill
Andrew M. Dawson
Wardwell
Pratt
Lovejoy
Anson W. Krickl
William Moses
Lindsay
A Austen
Housewives Canned Millions of Jars During War Years
An average of 3,000,000 jars of fruit and vegetables were canned by housewives during the war years, reflecting widespread home canning activity and civilian homefront effort.
Adams Returns to Yacht Races at Marblehead Lipton Series
Former Navy officer Adams, 80, sails again this week to represent the old Yacht Club in the Lipton series at Marblehead. He resumes racing after four years, to compete in one of 210 classes at the renowned North Shore event.
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Concord
Charles
Adams
Secota
U. S. Navy
Fairhaven
Raciné
Marblehead
North Shore
Girls Teams Organized at Concord High School
Concord plans fall sports with a field hockey team for girls organized by Miss Miriam C. Clark. Miss H. Marie Garrity will assist as a teacher. Games likely scheduled with Acton, Maya, Lexington and other nearby schools.
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Concord
Core High School
Miriam C. Clark
H. Marie Garrity
Acton
Maya
Lexington
Demand for Tankage and Meat Scrap Remains Strong
Demand for tankage and meat scrap continues for production use. Markets report steady purchases from renderers and tanneries as plants fill steady intake slots and pricing shows modest firmness.
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