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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1948
Page
10
The record notes Concord The Harvey Wheel 1 S RDP second team eleven downed Peter tire. Norman Marriner led the high on poly 3 while two Zomwalt were the other players.
Concord High girls field hockey added two victories last week with wins over Melrose 2-0 and Watertown 2-0 at St. Emerson Playground. Shirley and Betty Lips scored in the Melrose game, while in Watertown Young scored her third straight, Sally Ann Wright added another. Baxbeth Soffriti led Concord in the Watertown win with a goal.
The schedule lists Thursday Harvey's School vs Peter at 3 p.m. and Friday Tufts cross country championship at Medford Hillside 3 p.m. Saturday events include Emerson playground games and Mon Bel 2 p.m. Sunday paper collection by Concord Boosters. Monday Belmont High football at Emerson Playground 3 p.m. Tuesday badminton classes at Seem 6 p.m. and Lexington bowling 7 p.m. Maynard High football at Marlboro 2 p.m. also Natick and Chelmsford football matchups and St George's ball at Newport 2 p.m.
Coach William J ers Peters Bulkeley school note a 21 to 19 loss to Westford last Thursday. Concord players Kenny Olsen Jack Isen ise and Tony Manchuso starred with Beaudoin kicking the extra point. Westford rallied in the fourth to win and a return game is set in Concord. Bulger’s team prepares for intra-town rival Harvey Wheeler as they stand one win two losses and one tie.
Weekly ladies 10 pin bowling report shows Spark lers topple Ro-Ketts 3-1 and Hi-Hos defeat Shmoos 3-1. Margaret Birk? leads with 273 across three strings. Peggy MacInnes posts best single 98. Hi-Hos post team total 1216. Individual scores include McInnes 262 and Nickerson 229 among others. Shmoos total 1189.
The article notes Reading has shown strong past form with a 7-7 score and hints at upcoming opponents after a tight draw last Saturday.
The record shows Nolan and West Concor presiding and in charge of the Sportsmen’s renovation project discussed at the meeting.
Woburn won with 29 points and Winchester took 59 three teams competed as Concord finished with Clyde Bowen sixth led by Stan Maszka fourteenth. Robert Fowle set a meet record at 28 minutes 43.4 seconds edging twin Dick Fowle while Perry Norton of Wellesley placed third.
Miss Miriam C Clerk, Concord High field hockey coach, is noted as a strong field hockey player in the Hi Hog Ladies 10 Pin League. The piece mentions Middlesex School vs Belmon Hill and a home finale kickoff, Middlesex vs St George's at Newport. It notes Middlesex’s 25 7 loss to St Mark's with eight first downs to six, and references Cliff Thompson named Boston Olympics hockey captain, plus other local sports notes including Barry Higgins refereeing a 14 13 win by Harvey Wheeler over Westford and Eddie Alexander absent in a cross country meet.
The regular Concord Recreation meeting scheduled for next Monday has been postponed to Friday night November 12 at 7 30 at the Town House announced secretary Mrs Root McGrath. Roger C Fenn will preside and full attendance is urged. Lambs infected with stomach worms scab mites and ticks are sapped of energy and will not make best use of feed until cured.
Tickets for the Concord High School football testimonial banquet are available from committee members at the Town House. Edward J. McCaffrey and the committee urge town residents to attend, noting the event will use the same menu as the Fast caterer and aim to serve about 350.
Fragmentary notes mention Concord meet in Nova Scotia with unclear references to individuals and locations. The readable text names Gloucester and Hivan among potential participants, with no clear event outcome or dates available.
Concord High girls field hockey remained mostly unbeaten in league play despite a 1 0 loss to Arlington and a 0 0 tie with Belmont. They also beat Maynard and suffered a narrow defeat in a recent schedule.
An unclear fragment notes a matchup with seven against two and mentions Captain in defense and a goaltender involved. No clear names, teams, dates, or places are readable.
A garbled report records Bowdoin College freshman basketball with War Wheeler at center leading a win. The text mentions Wheeler scoring and a prior June game with Ricker referenced, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A brief note outlines a junior athlete named Cie Maine playing quarterback for a local high school football team at home games. The item highlights the team’s upcoming schedule and expected performance in the season opener.
Howe freshmen fought back in an afternoon game at Concord, overcoming early deficits. The contest featured local players and showcased emerging talent in a close series opener while noting attendance and team efforts.
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