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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

6

Mill Dam Bowling League Scores and Highlights

Moreau of Tu- Cys led the week with 320 over 3 strings 109 IMS 166. Loughlin 305 and Bregoli 300 also posted strong triples for Jolters Ramblers and others. Top team triple went to Jolters 1404 with Fitzpatrick 301 the night’s best single 123.

Concord Phil Moreau Tu- Cys Mill Nam Eddie Loughlin al Leblone Dalgo Bregoli Bill Malloy Lincoln Charlie Hopkins Thrift Hap" Hanson Ramblers Tom Fitzpatrick Anshors Fitzie Steam Resusts C. Sisi Anchors The Elks Thrift Down Ed Lincoln Otters Tudys Andy Boy Mhateh K. Gf. C. Ts D. Bregoli F .Giusti A. Sablone G. ‘Dee C. Bregoli Tad

Acton School News Plans for 1951-52 Basketball Team

Acton High School lists 29 girls practicing for the 1951-52 Wachuset league basketball season under coach Irene Costello. Seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen are named, with Richard Rhodes elected captain and Edna Nichols secretary of the Athletic Association at the Oct 24 meeting.

Irene. Costello Barbara Davis Judith Tad Karen Kienow Maryna Nichols Janice Ibs Laureen Sweeney Jun¢aye Clark Claire Higgins Erat Johnson Mary Jones Larrabe Patricia McCar- Blaine Priest Jey Cony Caroline Hunter Bette Tnam Jeannette Ayner Muriel Smith Margaret Eeney Bernadette Warner Kyliis Wetherbee A Davis Susan Fitz Louise ‘Ritagerald Sylvia Flint Janet Roth Anna Schmitz Margaret Sexton William O’connell Richard Rhodes The Athletic Association Edna Nichols Janet Larrabee Arthur Howell Charlotte Hill George Morse Lucy Newport Urban McLellan Eigh Martha Lee David Wilson Edwin Anderson Patricia Perkins

Local eleven improves to five wins after 5 1 victory

On October 23 at Jones Field Acton the home team beat Lawrence Academy 5-1. Capt Bobby Greenough scored twice with goals from John Seele and Paul Greenough. Manion and Steele also contributed as the season record rose to five wins against two losses. Next game at Belmont Hill marks sixth win bid.

John Seele Paul Greenough Lawrence Academy Jones Field Acton He Aecome Bobby Greenough

Acton Bowling League Enters Second Season

The Acton Bowling League publishes its second season with teams including Union Church Spares Stow Firemen Stow Policemen Union Church Splits Street Motors and Twelve Niners. Standings show Twelve Niners 12 points 4 losses and Stow Firemen 11 points 5 losses.

Stow Acton Thisspaper Union Church Spills Agton Police Union, Church, Spares Stow Fremen Stow Felice Crescent Street Motors Twelve-Niners The Baptist Church West Acton Union Church Lana

Acton Soccer Drops Second Medford Return 8-2

Acton travelled to Medford for a return match and fell 8-2. It was Acton’s second loss, both on Medford turf, after a 2-1 defeat in the first meeting. Acton scorers were John Steele and reenough.

Acton Medford John Steele Reenough

Anchors Take Second Place In Pin League

Concord Captain Han Han leads the Ramblers who still top the Mil Cam Bowling League after six rounds with three losses in 24 points. This week Anchors overtake second place as Tudys and Jokers split four points. Andy Boy dropped the K of C into cellar with choir standings shown.

Concord Han” Hanson Ramblers Tudys Jokers Andy Boy K. of

Methuen Routs Maynard Eleven 20-0 On Home Field

Methuen overpower Maynard high with a stifling running attack to win 20 to 0 at the Methuen stadium. Key plays include a fumble recovery by DeMarco and a late scoring drive anchored by Koscielniak and Kiley with Massarelli and Manci powering the march. Maynard fought hard led by Beshta and White, but Methuen sealed the victory late in the game.

Maynard Methuen DeMarco Hembers Riley T.d Maynardites Fran White Bennie Massarelli Weh Maynard Anya MacDonald Lennie Magsirelli Massarelli Manci Andre Beshta Frank White Koscielmiak Trish Kiley Andrew Beshta Viguets

Lauds McKenna in St Bonaventure football feature

The Associated Press profiles Jimmy McKenna former Concord high athlete as a defensive halfback in a Quantico week game He weighs 155 pounds and is noted for a late collision with Weldon Humble Browns lineman who declares you will have to hit me harder to knock me over He is praised for his effort in a losing game with Marine interference noted

Concord Associated Press Hugh Fullerton, Jr Jimmy McKenna Concord High School St. Bonaventure Quantico McKenna Awas Weldon Humble Jim Gor Humble

Hudson Event Tonight Features Four Girl Wrestlers

Four women compete at Hudson Town Hall in a four match card led by Gorgeous Gus of Hollywood defending his world junior heavyweight title against Manuel Cardoza of Portugal in a 2 of 3 falls main event. Miss Jean Stanton faces Evelyn Johnson in a gal bout and Peggy O Day meets Beth Cooper in another bout. Tickets go on sale at noon.

Gorgeous Gus Hollywood Manuel Cardoza Portugal Hudson Town Hall Boston Jean Stanton Texas Evelyn Johnson Hartford Gus Dapner Paul Paree Paris Fr@itte Joe Enrico New York Hudson

Golf Tourney At Concod Club With Greenskeepers

Concod Country Club hosted a Greenskeepers club event on Monday at Wianno. Nazzy Sperandio, greenskeeper, posted a net score of 38 for the day. Weston, president of the Greenskeepers, oversaw the competition.

Concod Nazzy” Sperandio Concord Country Club Cunasses New Ad Wianno Harder Weston Greenskeepers

Musketaquid Club Hosts Annual Ladies Night Event

Almost 100 members and guests gathered at the Musketaquid Clubhouse for the annual ladies night. Supper was served by Patrolman Fred Nolan and his committee, followed by dancing to a three piece orchestra. James Barrington welcomed the guests as the president. Tonight’s final supper program is set for 7 o'clock at the clubhouse.

West Concord The Musketaquid Sportsmen’s ‘Club Fred Nolan James Barrington

Referee Ward Leads Bowdoin-Colby High Scoring Win

Concord resident and former Brookline High math department head Ralph F. Ward refereed the Bowdoin Colby game won 60 to 42. Ward, once a high school track coach, judged a fast clash with eight lead changes and determined the brief margins.

Concord Ralph F. Ward Bowdoin College Colby Ward Brookline High School

Goat Breeders Attend Meeting in Concord

The Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Association met at the Extension Service in Concord with President C Judd Farley of Acton presiding and secretary Augus'a Kay of Whitman. Delegates from each association attended along with the show committee, discussing Goat Day plans for January and the Worcester Union Agricultural meetings. Attendees from the area included Carl Schontag Acton and several residents from Sudbury Harvard Weston Brockton and Middleboro.

Sudbury Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Association Extension Service Concord C. Judd Farley Acton Augus A Kay Whitman Countil Union Agricultural Worcester Carl Schontag Warren Ernst Harvard John E. Childs Allan G. Blackhall Belmont Edward Harvey Weston Jessie Shattuck Avon Harold Davis Brockton Alice Gorman Ruth Andrews Roger Andrews Middleboro Frank Martin

Officer Snags Skunk But He’s Sorry

St Louis police report Sgt Lee J Potter captured a escapee skunk from the Humane Society shelter after trying several methods. He poked it with a stick to remove it from a garage and set off its spray in the process.

St. Louis U.P Humane Society Lee J. Potter Potter the Society Ray Ranert Albany Lee Williams Rupert

Ceiling Zero How High Can A Bullet Fly

Remington Arms physicist Jo m J Oconnor presents a formula showing vertical bullet rise reaches more than half the maximum horizontal range of a similar bullet. He warns pilots and amateur anti aircraft shooters of the danger from low flying aircraft and dirigibles while noting gravity and air resistance limit vertical height, making high angle shots hazardous.

Jo'm J. O’connor Remington Arms Company, Inc O'Connor United States

Fragmentary old article hints at names and gears

A garbled OCR snippet mentions a range of terms including instruments, actions, and possible names. The readable parts reference gear, a pioneer, and a spinner, with unclear connections to a race or event.

Fires decline overall despite more visitors in forests

The Wildfire Institute reports fewer fires overall while more people visited national forests. Careless smokers started 1,701 fires, higher than in the prior year, with several blazes traced to unattended fires on southern states near Virginia.

Saece J Wildlige Cucenias “Institute Virginia

Fragmented Prose Sketch Catches Coastal Speech Tone

A garbled excerpt mimics shoreline chatter about fishing and deep water. The text references lures, wrens, and a phrase suggesting a plan or action, with stray words hinting at a coastal scene and dialogue.

Former Concord Man Proposes New Plan for Colleges

Iona College Professor Thomas J. McGann heads a reform plan to replace the traditional placement bureau with internship agreements. Juniors will work as paid interns in retail, market research, advertising, and real estate during summers to gain field experience. An aptitude appraisal in New York City guides each student toward a chosen career, reducing misdirected jobs and extending senior year preparation.

Concord Ionian Iona College New York Thomas J. McGann Seuah Y. McGann Grant Street Iona ‘College Thomas J. ‘McGann Iona Prof. McGann Interneship

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