Clinton Gaels Triumph In High School Gridiron Game
Clinton Gaels defeated Maynard 27 to 18 in a hard fought contest. Key plays included Paul Kerrigan runs and Bill Grady to Owen Kilcoyne, with Gadomski and Ferry contributing significant yardage and scores. Maynard battled back with tied moments but the Gaels pulled ahead late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Tad
Paul Kerrining
Clinton Hie
Eas Maynard
Bill Grady
Owen Kila
Joe Gadomski
Bob Ferry
Gaels
Albie Alex
Don Torppa
Eddy
Clinton
Massarelli
T. D
Ed Cuddy
Utes
Peri Eliam
Jack Innamorati
Ellam
San Gallagher
Examan
Kerrigan
Grady
Kilcoyne
Ferry
ler-Giller
Nard T. D
Blocktt
Ton
Gan
Gadomski
Bayardage
Nelson
Shaw
Sharpe
Viola
Murphy
Kulevich
Massarel
Clancy
Alexanift
Linton
Hamel
Massareli
Babel Han
Judge
Hazel
Concord High Routs Lexington High 25-0 in 39th Meeting
Concord High surged in the fourth quarter to rout Lexington High 25-0 at Emerson Playground. Co capt Ollam scored twice and Bob Vidson added one as Donnie Cullinane and Dave Bouchard sparked a decisive finish, giving Concord a strong end to a season while Lexington suffered another setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Currier
Concordigh
Lexington High
Emerson Playground
Concord
Chamship
Olam
Bobvidson
Donnie Cullinane
Dave Bouchard
Lexington
Blue & Gold
Davidson
Xin
Cullinane
Olsen
The
Oval
Cullifane
Sen
Tcout
Ruzzo
Concord Dominates Lexington for Twenty-First Win
Concord overwhelmed Lexington 25 0 as 47 players used by Concord far outnumbered Lexington’s 19. Olsen intercepted twice more, Dougherty and Palmucic sparked late rallies, and a brutal turnover sequence sealed the game with Concord clinching the Twenty first win in the long series. Referee was a Belmont Republican legislator. The crowd enjoyed near perfect temperatures and a soggy field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Royal
Lexington
Concord
Bernie Megin
Davidson
Dougherty
Allen Dougherty
Megin
Cullinane
Vic Palmucci
Winchester
Belmont
Coast Guards
Concord and Lexington Battle in Rare 4-8 Periods Football
The game features players Olsen Culllinane Davidson and DeRuzzo among scorers with Olsen two touchdowns and DeRuzzo credited for the extra point. Referees Edward L. Kerr and John J. Radley oversee a four quarter schedule with Beverly Wilson as field judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
McHugh
E. Alexander
McLaughlin
Keith
T. Alexander
Silvio
Duggan
Spooner
Mattison
Powderly
Maddox
Martines
Ring
Pallotta
Fredenburgh
Parker
Cerasuolo
B. Caldwell
Napoli
House
Smethurst
DeRuzzo
Wheeler
Richardson
Berube
McGrath
Loynd
Condon
Barthus
Sweeney
Smith
Bouchard
Hutchinson
Palmucci
Olsen
Cullinane
Foster
Hughes
Dougherty
Ramsay
Ihb
M. Caldwell
Soule
Byron
Davidson
Hancock
R. Downey
Crowell
Lexington
Augustine
Stevens
Kinsman
Morash
Fopiario
Albertine
Whiting
E. Kinneen
Rice
Glennon
J. Downey
Hale
Royal
Connors
Acton High Boys Win Opener Over Westford 57 43
Captain John Edgar scored 24 and Bobby Greenough added 15 as Acton High School defeated Westford Academy 57 to 43 in their first Worcester League game. Acton led most of the contest while defending their Eastern Division title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
John Edgar
Bobby Greenough
Acton High
Westford Academy
Wachusetts
Westford
Pigskin Pickin s 1952 season recap in Waltham
The writer closes the 1952 season with 1605 points from 2170 total. Predictions included Hudson over Concord Wellesley over Concord Medford over Malden and Waltham over Somerville. Upsets on Thanksgiving saw Framingham fall to Natick and Melrose defeat Arlington, leaving 230 of 270 points salvaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Thanksgiving
Hudson
Concord
Wellesley
Medford
Malden
Somerville
Framingham
Natick
Melrose
Arlington
Couples To Leave For Piedmont Bowl Trip
Concord couples Mr and Mrs Leon J Moreau of Walden street and Mr and Mrs Bernard E Megin of Elmystreet West Concord will motor to Winston Salem North Carolina for the 1952 Piedmont Bowl pitting Lowell against the North Carolina All Stars They will attend Friday practice where Megin will assist Coach Ray Riddick The group plans to return to Concord Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Leon J. Moreau
Walden Street
Bernard E. Megin
Elmystreet
West Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lowell
N. C
Megins
Moreaus
Concord and Lexington football winds up season with mixed results
Co-Capt. Sal Silvio and Co-Capt. Olsen starred for Lexington as Loynd racked up tackles in the final game. Lexington finishes 3-6, while Concord's seniors leave a smaller hole. Spectators crowded the stands as cheerleaders wore corsages and viewers scanned for next year’s matchups against Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Sal Silvio
Olsen
Loynd
Lexington
Concord
Walter Carew
Bob Albertine
Lee Stevens
Dave Wells
Winchester
Finan Brothers Shine On Gridiron Again
Three Finan brothers Ted Dick and Jack again stood out on the fall gridiron each tracing strong football roots. Jack a Norwich University freshman earned his varsity monogram as end. Ted a former Concord lineman played with the service eleven at Fort Knox and was elected captain. Dick now in Texas with the Air Force played in Massachusetts games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ted
Jack
Norwich University
Capt Devlin Leads No 1 In League Pin Match Victory
Captain Frank Devlin tops the Our Lady's Holy Name bowling league at Tutte's Alleys as Team No 1 defeats Team No 2 8 to 1. Devlin struck 284 with 90, 105, and 89 games and helped Team 1 post a season best 1309 in triples and 457 in singles. Team No 4 blanked Team No 3 to close the gap toward first place amid top scores by Barker and Pa geau and strong team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Frank Devlin
Our Lady’s Holy Name
Tutte’s
Maynard
Dick Barker
Three Local Boys Honored for Enlistment Service
The three boys, sons of Patrolman and Mrs. James E. Finan Jr., of 25 Everett Street, are acknowledged in connection with enlisting. The note appears amid a public notice style snippet as part of a town dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Finan, Jr
Everett Street
Concorde boy earns second varsity letter at Norwich University
Concorde boy, a former high school guard, has received his varsity letter for a second year at Norwich University. The husky junior played fullback this fall for the Horsemen, scoring several touchdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich University
The
Horsemen
Second Round Opens Monday Night in Mill Dam Bowling League
The Mill Dam Bowling League begins its second round Monday night December 8 at Tutte's Alleys Maynard and runs through March 2. No matches December 15 to January 12, 1953 for holidays. Monday pairings include Ellis vs Andy Boy, K of C Jrs. vs Postoffice, K of C Srs. vs Anchors, Lincoln vs Ramblers, Jokers vs Thrift, Hustlers vs Tudys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Dam
Tutte’s
Maynard
Ellis
Andy Boy
K of C Jrs
Postoffice
K of C Srs
Anchors
Lincoln
Ramblers
Jokers
Thrift
Hustlers
Tudys
Holy Island Access by Three Mile Sandbar Bridge
Holy Island lies off England's Northumbrian coast and is reachable only by car via a three mile sandbar as the North Sea tides shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Island
England
Hall of Fame coupon deadline nears in Concord
Only one week left for local readers to mail or bring Hall of Fame coupons to Enterprise sports department for the football contest. Entries must arrive by midnight December 11 to be counted. fans are urged to pull out a pencil and complete the coupon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise Sports Department
Enterprise
Kennie Olsen Leads Concord In 1952 Scoring Race
Concord high star Kennie Olsen scored 48 points to top Lexington in a rivalry game and claim the 1952 individual scoring honors at Concord High. The article lists the scoring breakdown for the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Kennie Olsen
Lexington High
Concord High
Concord players named to all class C eleven
Concord four players make the all Class C team chosen by a Boston paper. Silvio and Rennie Olsen are co captains with DeRuzzo and Soule also selected. Silvio is listed on the first team and noted as a four year player, though he joined varsity in 1950 as a sophomore. Wellegley mentions Ramsland Zigler Woods and Fagerquist among honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Choides
Boston
Silvio
Rennie Olsen
Dave DeRuzzo
Dean Soule
Wellegley
Gerry Ramsland
Paul Zigler
Bob Woods
al Fagerquist
Hudson
Team No 3 Holds Top Spot in Our Lady’s Pin League
Team No 3 remained atop the standings despite a four point deduction. Team No 4 and Team No 1 trailed with scores of 15 13 and 13 15, while individual leaders include Frank Devin Manny Garcia Rund gren Joe Pageau Joe Steinmann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Garcia
Steinmann
Old Deadeye Id NH Case Hazy Incoherent Entry
Fragmentary OCR text from a rural New Hampshire Vermont hunting notice shows unclear names and a stray quotation with a rabbit reference. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Clinton High
Wis
Dinard
Warne
Paul
Hugh
Roy
Tside
Dave DeLouryen
Bee
Joe Downey
Concord Goria
Paynes
Willians
Charlie Hancock
Boxington
Uchard
Iuwer
Norg
John Condon
Jack Magoon
Greenough
Pigskin Pickin
By Howe I. Pickem
Concord Back
Concord-Lexington
Dave DeLoury
Dick Hale
Paul Glennon
Sandy Macone
Jack Finan
Capt. Devlin
Barker
R. Currier
T. Ryan
J. Santora
F. Devlin
M. Garcia
R. Barker
J. Rust
R. Cahill
J.steinmann
T. Horgan
L. Frawley
B. Higgins
S. O’connor
C. Mogan
J. Pageau
J. Tombeno
J. Zerfas
E. Rundgren
A. MacEachern
C. Rundgren
Pete Mutty
Interne
Cartoon Co
N.Y
B. Link
Rere
ATU
Coord
Earl Totea Wren
Somexwinss Agkors
Concord Cridders
Old Deadeye
Vermont
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