Nobles Run Past Middlesex 38 to 7 in Home Victory
Nobles & Greenough top Middlesex 38 7 as Billaie scores three touchdowns and Jelleme adds a TD and a field goal. Middlesex avoids shutout with a third period score from de Gundzberg to Heckscher.
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Cériéord
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Nobles
K Billaie
Marshall McLean
Deek
de Gundzberg
Feckscher
Fred Jelleme
Capt
Bob Cumings
Jack Correa
Noble
Greenough
Dumaine
Bidstrup
Cloughs
Bartlett
Prausch
Biddle
Catlin
Reese
Dunn
Newhall
Williams
Wakefield
Dillon
Chilas
Summers
Vance
Willauer
Badger
Davidson
Anderson
Dymza
Dunnell
Taylor
Jelleme
Flood
Allen
Phinney
Alvarez
Roberts
Thomas
ValeMeter
Ingram
Kussin
Meyer
Babson
Richardson
Rée
Piper
Donge
Wells
Stewart
IM m
Milton
Hecksher
Smith
Durham
Nelson
Cumiigs
Correa
Qouchtiowns
Heckscher
O'Rourke
Gautreau
McCarthy
Carrolls 45 Yard Sprint Tops C Eleven
Carrolls 45 yard sprint by Dick Carroll gave Newton Jayvee B team a 6-0 win over Concords football eleven at Emerson Playground. It was Concords first defeat in four games this season and ended the locals undefeated skein. Ab Baileys eleven remained winless for the day.
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Emerson Playground
Newton Jayvee
Bob Seaward
Skein
Dick Carroll
Ab Bailey
Concord
Penton
Newton
Rod and Gun Club Liberates 400 Pheasants for Release
Concords Rod and Gun Club reports its fish and game committee released 400 pheasants, including 130 raised in the club pens, as part of a conservation effort.
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ROD & Gun Club
Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Massachusetts hunters urged to co operate with landowners
The article argues free hunting hinges on landowner relations as posted land rises. It urges clubs to hold landowner meetings educate hunters post signs and revoke licenses of careless shooters to restore trust and keep hunting alive. It warns that without fair play more postings and no trespassing signs will follow.
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Massachusetts
Paul A. White
Wildlife Conservation Incorporated
White
Concord C Squad Routs Newton Foe 7-6
Concord High School C squad edged Warren Junior High Newton 7 to 6 at Emerson Playground for its fourth win in five games. Dave Bouchard scored on a 32 yard run in the second period and converted the winning point on a pass Donnie Cullimane to Paul McHugh. Concord had two touchdowns called back. Lee scored for the losers.
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Concord
Concord High School
Warren Junior High
Newton
Emerson Playground
Dave Bouchard
Donnie Cullimane
Paul McHugh
Lee
Fishing trip ends costly in Warsaw loss
Howard Wyland told police a weekend fishing trip in Warsaw resulted in a $2,130 loss after his billfold vanished. The missing wallet contained four $500 bills and other cash.
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Warsaw
Ind
Howard Wyland
Mat show lights up Hudson Town Hall with all star women wrestlers
The New England Wrestling Association stages a Thursday night mat show at Hudson Town Hall featuring four top women grapplers and a main bout with World Junior Heavyweight Champion Georgeous Gus defending against Manuel Cardoza of Portugal. Veteran TV draws include Jean Stanton Evelyn Johnson Peggy O Day and Beth Cooper with Boston Blackie as third man. Reserved seating goes on sale at noon at the box office or by phone Hudson 1150.
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Hudson
Hudson Town Hall
New England Wrestling Association
Walter Mitchell
N.E.W.A
Gorgeous Gus
Manuel Cardoza
Portugal
Mildred Burke
Jean Stanton
Texas
Evelyn Johnson
Hartford
Boston Blackie
Mitchell
Phoning
Correction note on Rindge pictures misattributed
The Enterprise regrets an error in last week's edition stating Coach Bernie Megin and Ray Riddick of Lowell viewed Rindge pictures. Megin attended the Boston University of Pacific game that night while Riddick had other commitments. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Ray Riddick
Lowell
Enterprise
Megin
Riddick
World War II era high wet-strength paper boosts shotgun shells
The article describes Western Winchester tests showing high wet-strength paper with phenol-formaldehyde plastic improves shell fit and durability under moisture and friction. It notes early wartime paper shells used four-ply constructions with paraffin and that ongoing research sought a durable, reliable shot shell material.
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Sporting Arms
Gg Oo
Ween Ince
Concord-Twenty Seven Teams Compete In Play-day Field Hockey
About 400 girls from Concord and surrounding towns gathered at Emerson Playground for a three hour field hockey play day hosted by the Boston Field Hockey Association. Five fields were used with Concord high girls tying three games and losing one to Arlington 2-0. Other results include Sudbury over Lincoln 1-0, Hing ham 3-0, Marblehead 10, Lincoln 0, and Belmont 1-0 over Lincoln with 0-0 ties to Wellesley and Sacred Heart. Miss Busa of Lexington earned a center berth on the first team that beat the reserves 3-0. In the poster contest, Scanlon Winchester Lavallee Winsor and Kells Swampscott won the first three prizes as chosen by Principal John Donovan.
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Concord
Boston Field Hockey Association
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Arlington
Cambridge
Swampscott
Belmont
Sudbury
Lincoln
Hingham
Marblehead
Wellesley
Sacred Heart
Lexington Girls
Mary C. Wheeler
Winchester
Miss Busa
Lexington
Scanlon
Lavallee
Winsor
Kells
John F. Donovan
Megin
Prichard
Boston Association
Miriam C. Clark
Middlesex
Fred’ Pratt
St. Bonaventure’s
Norwich
Coyle
Taunton
Mesin
Ken Olsen
Dean Sone
Bob Gkgor
Wdiean
Jack Finan
Needham
Hudson
Chelmsford
Maynard High
Methuen
Maynard
Ely Codding
Doc Gautreau
Bill McCarthy
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Ile
Bowling Pairings For The Next Two Weeks
Mill Dam League schedules two weeks of matches. November 5 features Andy Boy versus K of C Srs and Thrift against K of C Jes Elks against Tudys Jolters against Lincoln Ramblers against Anchors. November 12 lists Jolters against Elks Tudys against Andy Boy K of C Jrs against K of C Srs Lincoln versus Anchors and Ramblers versus Thrift.
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Mill Dam
Andy Boy
C. Srs
Thrift
C. Jes
Elks
Tudys
Jolters
Lincoln
Ramblers
Anchors
K. of
C. Jrs
Linccoln
Geary Captures Concord Club Championship Final
Cal Geary, a former champion, won the 1951 Concord Club Championship at Concord Country Club by beating Joe Kierce in the 36 hole final, 1 up.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
Cal Geary
Joe Kierce
Concord Notes Show Coach’s Fourteen Season Record
Concord’s Megin coached eight seasons posting 64 wins 5 losses and three ties in 72 games. The team has a 5 game unbeaten streak 1531 to 210 in favor of Concord. Middlesex appears weak this season while Concord eyes key rivals Prichard Framingham and Lexington as strong obstacles.
No. 7 11 For Caddies and Court Gaming Charges
In town a cockeyed caddy shortage hits no. 7 11 as caddies are hauled into court on gaming charges. The terse notice outlines arrests and court action related to gaming offenses.
Edie McGrath Tops Pin League Bowling Star
Edie McGrath of the Hi-Li-Ters led the weekly Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club matches with a 258. Marge Burke had a top single 96. Hi-Li-Ters beat Keglers 3-1 as Bowlerettes and Gilders tied 2-2. Gliders and Bowlerettes totals and team scores are listed.
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Concord
Edie McGrath
Hi-Li-Ters
Marge Burke
Gilders
Gliders
Helen McCarthy
Alice Hargrove
Irene Hageman
Agnes Wreville
Jeannette Stensby
Polly Beaudoin
Margaret Algeo
Marge Dee
Dot Scherer
Hi-Li
Two Concord Foes Lose As Lexington Wins Third In Row
Concord foes Framingham and Prichard suffered losses as Lexington posted its third straight win. Framingham fell 27 to 7 to Needham after Concord had beaten Needham 20 to 0 earlier. Prichard lost 24 to 6 to Lexington ahead of a home game at Andover Saturday.
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Concord
Lexington
Framingham
Needham
Prichard
Andover
Local Scores and Standings From Friday Football (Partial)
Friday games include Gardner 31 Athol 20 and Waltham Golden 32 Brockton 14 with Natick 18 Needham 27 Framingham 7 Stoughton 12 Walpole 0 Winchester 20 Reading 6 Coyle 19 Taunton 6. St Sebastian 18 St Bernard's 7 Attleboro 32 Winthrop Marblehead 18 Milton 13. Mr I remains 7 of 7 this week for 1.000.
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Gardner
Athol
Waltham G Elden
Brockton
Natick
Site
Needham
Framingham
Stoughton
Walpole
Winchester
Reading
Coyle
Taunton
St. Sebastian
St. Bernard's
Attleboro
Winthrop
Marblehead
Milton
Cord Leads Against Rival In Andover Opener
Cord dominates in the opener against its rival at Andover with a 24.6 second lead. Coach Bernie Megin guides Concord-it to start a long series spanning 1938 through 1950 with yearly totals listed.
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Concord
Cord
Andover
Bernie Megin
Concord High notes contest and film event recap
Concord High hosts a blue and red subscription contest to fund a spring trip. The blue team led by Brian Carlson competes with the red team led by Brooks Ginger. A film project shown by Mrs. H economics in a class aided by Bentley and the guidance of Vice principal R MacPherson highlights a talent show held last Monday.
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Concord
Lland
Ing
Brian Carlson
Brooks
Ginger
Lin Bentley
H Economics
Vice R. MacPherson
Concord County Cub Stage Four Finals Results
In Concord County finals for the hall championships First division saw W Lovejoy and Ci defeat C E Crane Austin 4 and 3. L Jr and J Kierce beat B Tew and A Z 1 default. The final featured Lovejoy versus Peirson with Tyson Garten beating L Bates 4 and 3. Phillips defeated Tyson and Up.
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Concord
Hall
Concord County
C. E. Crane
Austin
L. Jr
J. Kierce
B. Tew
A. Z
Lovejoy
Peirson
J. Tyson Garten
L Bates
Phillips
Tyson
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Coyanele
Carroll
Town Hall
Peggy O'Day
Beth Cooper
Flo
Eve Johnson
Gus
Paul ‘Paree
Paris
Joe Erico
New York
Res. Tel. Hudson
Peggy O’day
Florida
U. S
Mahoney
Te ER ER Cee
Lloyd Mangrum
Pete Cooper
Claude Harmon
Harmon
Western-Winchester
Lana
Geary
Tutto’s Bowling
Conco
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