Concord-Carlisle Football Opens Practices Monday
Concord-Carlisle football begins practice with double sessions at 9 30 a m and 2 p m at the regional field. Coach Carew aims to gauge prospects before the Sept 21 Framingham jamboree and a favorable autumn schedule with five home games. Key players include captains John Boynton and Mike Frantz, with veterans returning in backfield and line losses felt.
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Carew
Concord-Carlisle
Framingham
Melrose
Maynard
Lexington
Marlboro
Middlesex
Sieecuneth
Pone Tie Ieeaa
Dave Bouchard
Dan Bova
John O’connell
Tom Duggan
O’connell
John Boynton
Mike Frantz
Gerry Ireland
Mark
Boynton
Seth Aronie
Eddie Woodin
Joe Tiano
John Hurstak
Billy Donovan
Frantz
Rickey Loughlin
van Doty
Ken Anderson
Bruce
Bob Paresi
Pete Brown
Dick Gormley
Bob Woodin
Ralph Haskell
John Nickerson
Frank McNamara
Tommy Napoli
Nick Hadden
Tommy Carew
Scrimmage Schedule Set for Concord Coach Ca rews CCC Boys
Concord high school coaches have arranged two scrimmage sessions at Leominster and Malden Catholic before the 21st. Additional midweek scrimmages are planned prior to September 21 with tests and exams noted for preparation.
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Concord
Walter Carew
C.C.H.S
Leominster
Malden Catholic
Pema
Carew
Grams with Harold A. Benefit Sponsorship Planned
A meeting last week decided to sponsor the Grams with Harold A. regarding the success of last spring's testimonial banquet. President Joseph P. Francis presided as plans for another event and home game programs were discussed.
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Harold A
Joseph P. Francis
Attends Classes at the University of Bridge
A student attends summer sessions at the University of Bridge, pursuing coursework and campus activities. The report notes enrollment and continued study during the season.
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The
University of Bridge
Concord Rod & Gun Club Holiday Clambake and Field Day
Concord Rod and Gun Club hosts a Sunday program with a public clambake and field day at 1 p.m. Free parking and admission. Activities welcome sportsmen and the community.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Turkey
Concord-John J. O'Con cord-Carlisle High Football Schedule
Concord-John J. O'Con cord-Carlisle High has released a football schedule starting September 21 with a jamboree at Fram and continuing September 28 against Winchester. The slate lists October showings at Wakefield and Reading at home, plus Melrose at home on October 19 and games at Stoneham October 26 Belmont November 2 Maynard November 9 and Lexington at home November 28 at 10 30 a.m.
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Concord
John J. O'Concord-Carlisle High
Fram
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Melrose
Stone- Also
Belmont
Maynard
Lexington
Holy Name Loop Magnami St. Bridget Bowling League Opens
Holy Name Loop Magnami St Bridget bowling league opens September 15 at 7 30 p m Tuttes A Alleys. President Walter Moynihan announces weekly Sunday matches. New members may contact officers Edward Allard secretary David Glazier treasurer Arthur Le Sage.
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Magnami
St. Bridget’s Holy Name
Tutte’s A
Walter Moynihan
Edward Allard
David Glazier
Arthur le Sage
School Health Screenings Conducted With Nurse Assist
Physicals were conducted on designated days with assistance from the school nurse Mrs Marjorie Manning. The events ensured student health checks were completed under authorized supervision.
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Marjorie Manning
No Local Teams In Golf Prizes Announced
In a recent event at Charles River no local teams earned prizes. Jackie, Jr. Ser, formerly the defending champion, posted a 75-5-R9 gross. The third place went to Mrs. Albert Murphy and her son Brian.
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Albert Murphy
Brian
Charles River
Maynard promotes safe youth sports and medical support
In Maynard the community emphasizes medical oversight for youth athletics with Dr. R. E. Hooper and trainer Dick Lawson praised for safeguarding players. The AMA warns against helmet spearing while officials and coaches reinforce safety measures as families weigh football risks.
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Maynard
American Medical Association
Dick Lawson
Lawson
Will DeRosa
R. E. Hooper
Doc Adams
Gunsmoke
Hooper
Far East
U. S. State Dept
New York
Cochituate Corvettes
Walter Carew
Hils
Concord
Middlesex
DeRosa’s Tigers Open 1963 Football Season Monday
Veteran coach Will DeRosa welcomes Maynard high candidates at 9 a.m. Monday on Alumni Field to begin his 13th season. Returning linemen headline the squad as preparations begin for the opening campaign.
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Maynard
Will DeRosa
Maynard High Eleven
DeRosa
Tigers
INWVERT IN YOUR COUNTRY BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
An advertising note urges readers to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial option. The message promotes government backed securities and encourages civic participation through personal savings.
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U.S
Sudbury Horse Show Headlines Busy Exposition Days
Sudbury officials and exhibitors gather for the exposition weekend horse show with entries in multiple classes. Fans attend as riders compete for prize money and local honors.
Acton Ladies Dog Training Club to Hold Obedience Match
The Acton Ladies Dog Training Club of West Acton announces its second annual canine obedience match at the Whitcomb Water Department station on Massachusetts Avenue. Open to purebred dogs with registrations from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Judges from the American Kennel Club will begin at 2 p.m. Dogs registered after 1 will be judged last. A junior show for youths 16 and under is included with free parking.
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Acton
Nashoba Regional Football Team Calls for Physical Examinations
Nashoba Regional football players must undergo physical exams today and tomorrow at 10 in the Bolton gym. Dr. Richard Bartlett will conduct the exams and equipment will be issued. Practices begin Monday as they defend the Class C championship in their second year of competition in 1962. Coach Ingalls has built a strong grid record at Nashoba.
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Stow
Nashoba
Bolton
Richard Bartlett
Plageraren
Cetral Scene
Ingalls
Braney Likely To Return For Concord Football
Concord football fans may see veteran back Braney return this season after retirement to coach. The 33 year old, known for defense, could fill in for injuries while Coach Holovak counts on Concord native and ex captain Sardisto for heavy defensive work.
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Concord
Fred Braney
Patriots
Mike Holovak
Tony Sardisto
Maynard High Football Schedule Listed for 1963
Maynard Athletic director Richard Lawson announces the 1963 football schedule. Cambridge Latin visits Oct. 5 with Shrewsbury, Marlborough on Nov. 2, Concord on Nov. 9, Milford on Nov. 16, Clinton on Nov. 28 at 10 am.
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Maynard
Richard Lawson
Maynard High
Cambridge
Remembering Babe Ruth and 1929 Braves Field homer
A reminiscence recalls Babe Ruth’s 714th homer hit at Braves Field in 1929 during a nearby summer camp visit. The piece notes Ruth’s Hall of Fame election, his controversial moments, and the era’s games with Gehrig and other legends, alongside reflections on baseball’s immortal status.
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Sudbury
Yankee Stadium
Fenway Park
Braves Field
Sox
Braves Tepee
Fenway
Gehrig
Earl Coombs
Bill Dickey
Tony Lazzeri
Joe Dugan
Durocher
Springfield
Red
Babe
Braves
Reig
Morrie
Ruth
Black Sox
Tennis Tourney at Emerson Courts Crowns Local Winners
The Emerson courts hosted a lively tennis tournament with awards to top players. Notable victors include Nancy Griffin and Dennis Murphy in senior brackets and Mark Halloran, Ken Chase, John Clark, Steve Anderson, Dick Lamade, Jeanne Reen Hodgeman, Billie Weeksman, and Jean Costello in various 11 to 12 year old divisions. A raffle prize for wood National went to Steve Halloran.
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Concord
Emerson Courts
Reen Hodgeman
Billie Weeks
Jean Costello
Steve Halloran
Guinea Gold Coins Named After African Ore
The unusually pure gold mined in Guinea on the West African coast inspired the English term guineas used for coins, a fact cited by National Geographic Magazine.
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United Press International
Guinea
National Geographic Magazine
Antiseptic Care Emphasized in Civil War Wound Treatment
Fragmentary notes describe antiseptics used in wartime field care with emphasis on cold water irrigation and origin of treatment practices. The text references Bury and U.S. medical methods.
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