Belmont Frink Rivalry Ends In Scoreless Tie In League Tilt
Belmont and Frink fought to a scoreless tie as Coach Walter Carew’s squad moved to 3 2 1 in six league games. A late Belmont threat was halted by a goal line incomplete pass and a fielding error, with key plays by John Gevally and Brian Sullivan as Frink mounted counterattacks.
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Walter Carew
Belmont
EAP
Hoyt Tay Oe Seibee
Mont
D.C
Frinkmen
John Ee
Ub Ge Vally
Gardiner
Brian Sullivan
Dave Crisafulli
Concord-Carlisle Attacks In Low-Scoring Contest
The record shows Concord-Carlisle and Manchuso played a brief game with four ten minute periods. Team statistics list first downs 5 for Concord and 4 for Manchuso, 27 and 23 rushes, and 82 and 103 rushing yards respectively.
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Concord-Carlisle
Magurn
Manchuso
Frantz
Devlin
Napoli
Ireland
Anderson
Taylor
The
Nhb
Blair
Atta Boyn
Ruses
Xavier Knights Run Past Cheverus in Portland Meet
Xavier High traveled to Portland to face Cheverus High in cross country. The Knights won 40 to 20 with co captains Phil Brown and Neal Walker finishing first and third. John King Jim Ross and Mike Allan followed as scorers four five seven, a 30 second spread among Xavier’s top five.
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Concord
Xavier High
Portland
Cheverus High
Knights
Cheverus
Phil Brown
Neal Walker
Xavier
John King
Jim Ross
Mike Allan
Knight
Acton Colonial Little League Holds Annual Sports Night
Acton Boxborough Little League and dads attend a Sports Night at AB Regional High School. Former Red Sox star Jack Burns and district director George Barraci spoke and helped award 72 graduates with trophies and pins. Mothers club provided refreshments as Theron Lowden and Lt Col John Wilson organized the event.
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Colonial Little League
Acton
Roxborough
Francis Schell
al Notar
Notar’s Market
John Wilson
Theron Lowden
Wilson
Notar
Little League
Acton and
Boxborough
Acton-Boxborough Regional High School
Jack Burns
Boston Red Sox
Albert M. Coffey
Nationals
Lester R. Allen
Rob Johnson
Paul A. King
Richard Mulvey
Bernard Notar
Terry Scanlan
David J. Wilson
Red Sox
Raymond Beaudoin
Russell Jones
Richard MacLeod
Eric Sample
Christopher Sinnett
Mark Woodward
George Schad
White Sox
James Coffey
David Hedin
Thomas King
David Miner
Kimball Sweatt
Jonathan Schoch
Phil Williams
Yankees
Joseph Centauro
Richard Jackson
Steve Larkin
Geoffry Noble
Charles O'Neal
Stephen Sampson
Braves
Frank Coughlan
William Hands
Donald Hekkale
Kee Kennedy
Middlesex League Meet Highlights Local Runners
Hill and Dalers Trail 2 meets Concord in the Middlesex League meet at Winchester finishing last. O Connormen led by John Arnott with 62nd, Wayne Lapham 72nd, Bill Currier 73rd, Eddie Currier 80th, Ken Estey 84th. Melrose won with 60 points led by Dave Smith 14 24 and Ralph Wilber 14 26. Concord Carlisle heads to the state meet in Boston on Saturday.
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Concord
D. C
Winchester
John Arnott
O’connormen
Wayne Lapham
Bill Currier
Eddie Currier
Ken Estey
Melrose
Dave Smith
Ralph Wilber
Smith
Wilbur
Wakefield
Howard Johnsons Fetes Gridders With Pregame Breakfast
Concord hosts a morning rally for the Maynard game featuring high school football players. Robert D. Parks, longtime Howard Johnsons manager, will host a 9 30 a m steak breakfast urging players to stay fit for the afternoon matchup.
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Concord
Robert D. Parks
Howard Johnson's
Maynard
Bob
Concord Carlisle Announces Remaining 1962 Schedule
Concord Carlisle will play two games to finish the 1962 schedule after Saturday's match. The team hosts non league Marlborough on November 10 and travels to Lexington on Thanksgiving Day November 22 at 10 30 a m for the final contest.
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Concord
Maynard
Carlisle
Marlborough
Lexington
Unclear Names Form Fragmented Sports Street Cast
Fragmented OCR lists individuals and fragments like Angeles Michael Bavaro Browne Donal Barton Char vidas Arnol Caless David Orioles John Currier Blair Ted Re y ids Red Legs Mark Benson Daniel Morse hsing Hill John.
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Angeles
Michael Bavaro
Browne
Donal Barton
Charvidas
Arnol Caless
David
Orioles
John, Currier
Blair
Ted Reyids
Mark Benson
Daniel Morse
Hsing Hill
John
Middlesex tops Noble & Greenough 34 to 6 for fourth straight win
Middlesex gains its fourth consecutive victory powering past Noble & Greenough 34 to 6 at Dedham on Parents Day. Tom Garretson and Hoby Warner led the attack as Ty Prince starred with receptions and two conversions while Garretson added two PATs.
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Concord
Middlesex
Downing Noble & Greenough
Dedham
Tom Garretson
Ty Prince
Hoby Warner
Garretson
Prince
Paumgarnen
Gwathmey
Perkins
Burnes
Dabney
Mathers
Rhu
Warner
Wise
Lineberger
Poor
Mason
Fox
Pickett
Krafts
Seanams
Oates
Swearingen
Harrison
Vogel
Rich
Notle
Middlesex to Face Belmont Hill in Private School League Game
Middlesex travels to Belmont Hill for a Saturday private school league game. Belmont Hill beat Noble & Greenough 44 to 8, while Middlesex has defeated Browne & Nichols Groton St. Mark's and Noble & Greenough. Middlesex closes season against arch rival St George's at Newport on Saturday Nov 10 after Moses Brown routed St George's 28 to 0.
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Concorde
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Belmont
Noble & Greenough
Browne & Nichols
Groton
St. Mark's
St. George’s
Newport
R.I
Moses Brown
Pheasants scarce as upland season spans two weeks
Hunters report ring-neck pheasants forging into heavy cones and becoming hard to find after the early two weeks. Land owner permission fuels tension with some trespassers ignoring posted land and towns with hunting closures.
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Acton
Browne & Nichols Defeat Middlesex 2-1 In Tight Match
Browne & Nichols scored late to break a 1-1 deadlock and beat Middlesex 2-1. Browne & Nichols opened with the decisive goal after Middlesex had taken the lead, as locals look ahead to the Groton game.
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Concord
Middlesex
Browne & Mathers
Browne and Nichols
Groton
Pigskin Pickins Waltham Halloween Election Picks
Sports writer predicts Week of football outcomes with named towns and teams. Forecasts include Wayland over Bedford Weston over Millbury Lexington over Cambridge Latin Belmont over Winchester Wakefield over Stoneham Marlboro over Clinton Watertown over Brookline Framingham over Wellesley Reading over Melrose Middlesex No 5 over Belmont Hill Natick over Norwood Milford over Hudson Maynard over Concord.
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Waltham
Hallowe’en
Maynard-Marboro
Winchester-Reading
Needham-Milton
Belmont-Concord
Wayland
Bedford
Weston
Millbury
Lexington
Cambridge
Belmont
Winchester
Wakefield
Stoneham
Marlboro
Clinton
Watertown
Brookline
Framingham
Wellesley
Reading
Melrose
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Natick
Norwood
Ouija Board
Milford
Hudson
Blue Plate
Maynard
Concord
Bruney Guest Of K of C Night in Concord
Concord Council K of C hosted a well attended sports night at Monument Hall. Fred Bruney, Boston Patriots defensive coach and halfback, spoke after a buffet supper and sports highlight films. William F. McNally Jr. chaired the program.
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Concord
Concord Council K. of C
Monument Hall
Fred Bruney
Boston Patriots
William F. McNally, Jr
Bruney
Concord Girls Field Hockey Schedule and Cross Country Meet
Concord girls field hockey will play Belmont today. They have two more games November 6 versus Winchester at home and November 8 at Maynard. The cross country team will run in the state meet in Boston on Saturday.
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Concord
Belmont
Winchester
Maynard
Boston
Bedford Dominates Ayer In 33 to 6 Victory
Bedford claim second win with a 33 to 6 score over Ayer. Key plays include Mike Franks intercepting a pass, Eddy Franks scoring, and Hall and Low adding touchdowns. Bedford's offense features Johnston Koes Bertelli Winslow and M. Lined Franks with reserves listed. Ayer managed 6 points with Searles and Hyde contributing. Bedford 147 Ayer 0 final.
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Bob Lavery
Mike
Eddy Franks
Bedford
Johnston
Koes
Bertelli
Winslow
Lined Franks
Kvb
Lowther
Dini
Cuter Neville
Turner Cane
Holmes
G. Linenetti
Bragdon
Hunn
LaRosee
Malta
Hall
Los Bedford
Ayer
M Franks
Touchdother
Flavin Tol Combine With Turkey Team Scores Tight
The Flavin Tol combine posted an 84 to 72 win over Turkey. Early standings show Al Evans and Eaton at 93 70, followed by Walter Mrs. Chris Holmes in third at 93. Other scorers include Jack Reddy and M Fred Bush at 85 73 and W. Bacon with Dolph Piper at 93 72. The card lists numerous pairings and close margins across events with names like J Tolman, F Flavin, Dr Jack K Holmes, and Henry S. Riddle in various 90s and mid 80s finishes.
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C Riddle
Tho Kins
Piper Danforth W. Comins
S. Cutler
Chase
Robert
A.A. Lane
King
Ashay J. Tyson
Wyman
Rep. Eaton, Jr
Forfeited VI Game Decided by Concord Officials
Officials forfeited a VI game to Concord after ruling an infraction by Wak coach Gerard Barry was responsible. The match ended 1-0 prior to the forfeit, with authorities citing competitive misconduct.
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Winfield
Concord- Cark
Concord
Gerard Barry
Wak
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