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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
5
A bitter exchange erupts after a tense faceoff as officials including Referee O Toole, umpire Clinton, linesman Jo A Field Judge, and Macione clash with players, escalating into a scare on the field.
Dave Woodruff led the Jayvee race at Tufts College with a first place finish. Bryant McWilliams and Deve Kellty followed, contributing to a strong team showing in the meet.
Harvey Wheeler's team earns a 15 point total after securing all three extra points. The match features a dynamic performance with late scoring to clinch the outcome.
Outdoor readers ask if pultonous snakes poison themselves by biting and if horned toads can squirt blood from eyelids. The New York society notes a rattler killed itself by its own bite. Horned toads squirt blood when frightened, not from the eye itself. A bird that flies backward is the hummingbird.
Anglers overlook a key fact about fishing spots as they fail to fill their stringers. The article notes the importance of location in catching more fish and keeping creel limits in mind.
Short tips for boaters offer practical guidance on safe handling and navigation. The note emphasizes checking equipment, weather awareness, and cautious speeds to prevent incidents on the water.
West Concord aims to rebound in a re match against Harvey Wheeler School Friday at 3 pm. Harvey Wheeler seeks to avenge a 7 0 loss from the first meeting. West Concord coached by Robert Seward holds two wins and a tie since that setback. Bentley coached Peter Bulkeley posts four straight wins after an opening loss to Weston. Notable West Concord victories include Middlesex and Westford with Weston also tied. Key players for Bentley Bombers include Tison Tony Manchuso Dave Waite and Eddie Boresen.
The Maynard Road Gun Club announces its annual turkey shoot next Sunday afternoon November 6 at the club grounds on Waltham Street. The event includes trap shoot turkey shoot 22 lucky target shoot with several turkeys awarded. Club officers thank members and local concerns for voluntary contributions toward the new clubhouse under construction this past summer and fall. The club now spans 80 acres with one pond completed and another in progress.
Ten from Concord High School enter the varsity state cross country meet to be run at the Park two and a half mile course in Boston on Saturday. Coach Stan Mosza and Bob Hamment lead the team with alternates Dave Weed a O Connor. There will be a S and B with Concord entering the meet in Braintree while Watertown is the probable favorite in A.
Maynard High School will add a state supervised driver education course to its curriculum. Classroom work begins in February with behind the wheel instruction starting in April. The program will teach students vehicle handling and care and will be compulsory for juniors and available to qualifying seniors.
Unbeaten Concord extends lead in Class C high school ratings with seven wins and 42 points while averaging 6.00. The team sits atop the Eastern Massachusetts standings.
The 4-H leaders of the Eastern Bedford area guide youth with club activities and community projects. Members participate in demonstrations, community service, and leadership training to strengthen local youth development and engagement.
An early December production will present a nature study program featuring charts motion pictures mounted specimens and trips. Grade Five will cover topics including Gave the Soil Insect Ways and Fun With the Birds as part of lessons on conserving natural resources and education principles at the State Teachers event.
A fragmented notice explains insurance payments in old age and survivors benefits. It urges contacting the social security office at 680 A Street, telephone listed for Walthant Bacone, to learn about protections for widows and survivors.
The facility near Arnold Nebraska is described as the largest silica mine in the United States, highlighting its scale and regional significance in sand production. The report notes the mine's proximity to Arnold and its role in supplying raw materials for industrial use.
Over 300 attendees gather as Middlesex Central Pomona Grange installs officers led by master Richard D. Powderly formerly Bodiam Grange. Officers include James M. Waltham overseer lecturer Ann Duclos and several stewards and chaplains.
The Auxiliary of the Anthony held its monthly meeting in town on Tuesday. Scena Scar ta ae tees were read and voted to provide an invitation for Auxiliary members to attend the Teacher's Association meeting on November 10 at the school auditorium. The Mystery 2 was won by Mrs Loretta Josephine Genetti in the Halloween party that followed. Refreshments were served.
The meeting will continue with discussion about the book referenced by Mr Anderson. Details are unclear in the fragmented text.
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