Revere Baseball Stars Spark Rugged Saturday Duel
Watts and Lawrence led a pitching duel as Revere blanked the Adonites through innings. Jim Dudley Lankiewicz Sikorsky contributed key plays while Gudzinowicz and Watts supplied batting honors. The clash featured sharp double plays and late runs, sealing a tight win for the locals.
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Ed Higgins
Law Chet ‘Karpiechik
Jim Dudley
Inall Lankiewicz
Zially
Udzinowicz
Sikorsky
Watts
Ben
Nkie Watts
Chance
Lawrence
Pepe
Pedersen
Jinny Gudzinowicz
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Concord and Waltham Scrimmage Builds Local Football Tone
Concord and Waltham staged a 90 minute scrimmage to gauge teams ahead of Friday’s jamboree at Hudson. Concord showcased Tony Basile and co captains Callahan and Mutty while Waltham featured Gus Carlson and a stronger line coach presence. No official score kept as coaching staff stressed whistle discipline.
West End Triumphs 2-1 In Westford Twi League Game
West Concord Twi League action saw West End defeat Westford VFW 2 to 1 in five innings at Westford. Wilbur Mouncey pitched all five innings allowing four hits and striking out eight. Tommy Graham singled in the tying run and later scored the winning run on Macnee’s RBI single to right.
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West Concord
West End
Westford
VFW
Wilbur Mounsey
Patters
West Enders
Fighta Backi
Tommy Graham
Macnee
Maynard Sports Hurling Ace Leads Providence to 3-1 Win
Maynard-Bill Morris hurled a 3-1 victory for Providence over Springfield in the New England League. Left handed ace jumped from semi pro to Class B ball and has performed well.
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Maynard
Bill Morris
New England
Providence
Springfield
Fred Wasiluk
Babiere
Madisonville
George Luker
Boston
Jack O'Grady
B.U
Val Muscato
Notre. Dame
Norman
Gladys Boeske
Bernard |Tobin
Hudson
Seoula
Billy Hitche
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Reg Sawyer
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Stow Advances in First League Playoff
Stow moves into the first league playoff with a Sunday game featuring Boylston. The pivotal matchups set to be played at Boylston mark a key stage in the season.
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Stow
Sanday
1948 St Charles Game on November 26 schedule fragment
Fragmentary 1948 school football schedule shows a St Charles game on November 26 with incomplete venue and date lines. Other entries mention Chelmsford September 18 and Waltham Sunday afternoon games, plus varied October and November dates including Milford and Thanksgiving at Clinton.
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St. Charles
Chelmsford
Waltham
Wayland
Ashland
Milford
Clinton
Maynard High opens season under Bon delevitch system
Maynard High School football squad welcomed cooler weather as it adopted a new system under Coach Stan Bon delevitch. Key players such as Tommy Cocco Jerry Rob and Guy Ferrar showed promise in scrimmage. The squad features a strong forward wall led by Patsy Greene Vic Tomy Bill O'Toole Frank Case Ralph Case Milak Kivikoski as they vie for starting jobs. Prizes from New Idea and Firestone will honor top sportsman. opener looms September 18 against Chelmsford amid rugged competition and Midland League foes.
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Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Tommy Cocco
Jerry Rob
Guy Ferrar
Patsy Greene
Vic ‘Tomy
Bill O’toole
Idea
Firestone
Bondelévitch
Chelmsford
Kelley Second in Gloucester 25 Kilometer Run
Johnny Kelley of West Acton finished second in the 25 kilometer Gloucester race on Monday after returning from the Olympic games. The winner was another Johnny Kelley with a time of 1 32 32 in the open pace event sponsored by the Bay View Brotherhood.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Gloucester
Kelley
New London
Connecticut
Bay View Brotherhood
Concord High Track Captain Muscato Heads to Notre Dame
Concord High School track captain Val Muscato leaves this week for Notre Dame to join the track program. The 1946 senior seeks to compete for the university while facing an illness that sidelined him previously.
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Muscato
Notre Dame
West
Concord
Val Muscato
Concord High School
Perme
Isso
Val
Wall paper fragment notes a tan cut with an unseen side
Damaged OCR text shows a fragment about wallpaper with a tan cut and an unseen side. The readable bits suggest a small detail from a larger page. No clear names, places, or dates are present in readable form.
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Erie
Pai
Hudson High School Football Jamboree Opens 1948 Season
The Hudson high school jamboree at Riverside Park in Hudson Friday night features six rival teams Concord Clinton Northbridge Howe Hudson and Woburn in two eight minute periods per game to total 48 minutes of football. The event marks the 1948 season with playoffs eliminated and a strong turnout expected. Concord opens with Clinton and Hudson meets Woburn as coach Woody Douville leads a less veteran squad into action.
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Hudson High
Riverside Park
Hudson
Concord High
Clinton High
Northbridge
Howe
Billerica
PiTo
Hudson Agh
John T. Finnerty
Ghee Linton
Concord
Astear
Bernie Megan
Higs
Clinton
Piece MeeMeen
Midland Neon
Hudson High School
Woody Douville
Woburn
Crimsons
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Chub Meet Planned at Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Fragmentary notes indicate the Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club hosts a Chub meet at the former Finnish Dance Hall site near South Bridge Boat Supper. The event is to open with limited access, driven by club members and local arrangements.
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West Concord
South Bridge
Wae Don Ae
Concord Coach W Harold OConnor Leads Crop Country Race
Concord high school candidates race on a two and one half mile course headed by Captain Bee who placed second in last year’s function. OConnor faces Wellesley in the focal event this Saturday.
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Concord
W. Harold O’connor
Loning
Ge Bee
O'Connor
Wellesley
Tramp Golfers to Play Third Tourney in September
Concords Tramp Golfers Association announces its third and final tourney of the season. The all day event will be at Ree Country Club with Judge Maurice McWalter as president. The season ends with the traditional dinner following the round. The previous match occurred at Woodland Golf Club in Newton.
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Golfers Association of Concord
Ree Country Club
Maurice McWalter
Andover
Woodland Galt Ub
Newton
Concord Minute Men Clinch Local Series in Thriller
Concord Minute-Men edge West Concord 6 to 5 to clinch the local town series in a tense finale. Jim pitched a strong game for Concord despite two home runs by West Concord’s Sepe and Vak Muscato.
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Emerson Playground
Concord
Concord Minute-Men
Jim
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Vak Muscato
Television Extended Tow to Be Special Now Available
A special offering extends the electric service toward a DC variety. The brick turning feature is included as the special becomes available.
West Concord Triumph in Holiday Tilt at Harvard Labo Day
West Concord Town Team defeated Harvard Labo Day squad 7 to 2 in the annual holiday tilt. They produced 14 hits led by two players with two RBIs each and several drives in. Dick Mate and Jack Wallace contributed multi hit performances. The pair will meet Concord Sunday at Percy A ground at 3 p.m.
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Harvard
Town
West
Concord
Percy
Concord High to field scrimmage lineup for jamboree
Concord High School coach Don Megin named his starting lineup for Friday night’s jamboree against Clinton at Emerson Playground. The undefeated Concord team will use co-captains Joe Callahan and John Wetherbee, with Sal Sepe and Jim Alexander at tackles, Teddy Finan at guard, Ed Flannery at guard, Peter Mutty at center, and a backfield featuring Jack King, Basile, Dick Finan, and J. McKenna. Reserves include Fred Cancino, John Wind, Loomer, and others as cuts noted from practice earlier in the week.
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Bernie
Megin
Waltham
High
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Joe Callahan
Dick Finan
Jack,King
Jim McKenna
Dick ‘Finan
Basile
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John Wetherbee
John Wilgren
Jim Alexander
Matt Sepg
Ed Flannery
Teddy Finan
Tueday
Winchester High
Emerson
Don Pernie Megin
Concord High School
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Hudson
Clinton
Joe
Callahan
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Sal Sepe
Jim ‘Alexander
Teddy Finanthd
Bud” Flannery
Peter Mutty
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Jack King
Ony Basile
Finan
Jit McKenna
Fred Canlaon
John Wind
Loomer
Ina
Siaight
Nell
Speerry
Bill Pore Tonth
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Jeansen
Apron trend sparks rural Nebraska show request
A fragmented notice from Nebraska hints at a rural women display and an apron fashion theme. The text shows garbled lines about a new look and approval concerns for an event or exhibit. The readable fragments suggest a community interest in aprons and domestic styles.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aly Alty
Nebraska
Better by Sam Snead on golf technique and senior play
The article discusses Sam Snead stressing smooth deceleration and controlled speed in downswing to improve accuracy. It notes seniors who stay straight and consistent, often becoming excellent putters and reliable ball strikers, countering ideas of raw power.
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Ganiza Alty
Salk
John F. Dille
Golf swing tips from 1948 coach John F. Dille
The text explains inside pivoting and wrist looseness to store power, keeping the clubhead on plane, and aligning the body square to the hole. It emphasizes hip-high movement, arm timing, and centered balance for a clean stroke.
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