Middlesex Defeats Noble and Greenough 19 to 0 in Dedham
Middlesex School annexed its third win of the season beating Noble and Greenough 19 to 0 as Jim Amory scored on a 15 yard pass from Bob Bancroft in the first period. Kline and Oxteiner added touchdowns with Potter kicking the extra point.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Dedham
Noble & Greenough
Jim Amory
Bob” Bancroft
Store
Nick ‘Potter
Bob Klind
Jack Oxternet
Snce
Middlesex
Kingman
Pittman
Herween
Gray
Litchfield
Fordyce
Alles
Childs
Batchelder
Morley
Hammond
Itis
J. Amory
Boyden
King
Gare Ee
Romine
BD Amory
Hibbert
Potter
Kline
Stodghill
Hartley
Green J. Green
Nobles
Re Powell
Parker
Davis
Milliken
Porter
Draper
Jelhene
Flather
Palmer
Stimpson
Kenney
Suther
Tind
Bennett
Pierce
Carney
Cooke
Concord Extends Series Lead Over Howe with 13-0 Victory
Concord remains ahead in the Howe series after beating Billerica 13-0, extending to seven wins in nine meetings. John Hanley scored four touchdowns last year. this season’s notes show Concord’s dominant defense and a 136-51 points lead across four meetings.
Basile Sets Scoring Pace for Concord High
Concord High star Tony Basile has reached 50 points this season with 12 more on hand plus multiple touchdowns and assists. The tally trails only Jack Skewes's 104 point mark from two seasons ago, while Basile eyes more scores against Lexington to challenge Hanley and Skewes. Team totals show Pierce, Finan, Moras, Wetherbee, King, and Sepe contributing as Concord posts ongoing victories.
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Concord
Tony Basile
Concord High
Lexington
Hanley
Skewes
King
Sepe
Winchester High Jayvees Triumph at Manchester Field
Winchester High jayvees beat a local squad 180 to 0 at Manchester Field. The game featured the home team’s strong defense and a standout performance from the junior players.
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Haat Ee Ve High School
Jayvees
Winchester High Wat
Winchester
Manchester Field
Eemgenernen
High School Football Scores From Center Field
A collection of early season high school football results shows Ashland over Wayland 21 to 0 and Arlington defeating Classical 20 to 7. Other notable results include Framingham 33 over Needham 0 and Lexington 12 over Prichard 7.
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Ashland
Wayland
Arlington
Classical
Concord
Woburn
Clinton
Hudson
Danvers
Swampscott
Dedham
Mal. Catholic
Everett
Waltham
Framingham
Needham
Fitchburg
Watertown
Howe
Stoneham
Lexington
Prichard
Middlesex
Nobles
Natick
Maynard
Pinkerton
Chelmsford
St. George's
Tabor
Maynard Girls Hockey Dominate In 9-0 Win
The Maynard High girls hockey team traveled to Weston last Friday and routed Butterworth 9 to 0. Ann Hinds scored twice with Nancy Stalker and Margie O Connell adding others, while Angie Greene was credited with a goal that was fouled out on the Maynard side. A rematch with Dean Academy at Weston was set for Thursday.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Nancy
Ithe
May
Hinds
Helen de
Lehto
Orward
Stalker
Kforrw
Priest
Thaka- St Keer
Sebastynowicz
Iat
Boulden
Timer
A Orer
Postponed Ocean Football Game In Concord Area
The Concord freshmen Cone team and Howe High game at Emerson Ravines field was postponed this afternoon and may be rescheduled for a later date.
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Concord
Cone
Howe High
Emerson Ravens
Pigskin Pickings in Waltham Upsets Dominate Week
In a rough week of football picks the author scores 125 points of 200 with an 875 of 1190 season total. Upsets include Waltham over an expected rival and Middlesex over Noble & Greenough, while Concord extends a streak and Weston slips to Westwood.
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Waltham
Everett
Lexington
Prichard
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Woburn
Concord
Weston
Westwood
Ouija Board
Brookline
Watertown
Howe
Wayland
Westward
Hudon
Pees
Ashland
Chelmsford
Groton
Rose
Milton Academy
Belmont Hill
Winchester
Belmont
Framingham
Stoneham
Concord High Select Triumphs Over Woburn in Big Victory
Concord High Select remained undefeated by defeating visiting Woburn High 19 to 0 before about 2,500 fans at Emerson Playground. Dick Finan threw two scoring passes to Basil and Jack King ran for another, with Sepe adding two extra points. Concord had 71 first downs all season and 137 points, now three games from the end of a 26 game unbeaten stretch.
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Concord
Tortheir
Concord High Select
Woburn High
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Dick Finan
Megin
Concord Forces
Tony Basil
Atom
Finan
Jack Pi
Woburn
Tord
Joe Callahan
Jay Courtney
Tone
Finah
Basile
Sal Sepe
Walter Loomer
John Wetherbee
Jack King
Tatter
Pierce
Jimny
McKenna
Sepe
Courtney
Anothe
Callahan
Ore
Marty Boyle
Bill ‘Hartwell
James McGuiness
John Shannon
Howe
CoCapt
Joe
Bud
Peter Mutty
Finen
King
Jim’ McKenn
Buddy Rodgers
Sach
Paul Dorrington
Corcord Boys
Winthrop
Bernie Megin
Uri
Enterprise
F.S.A.A
Enterise
Keith
Chelvinsford
Lexington
Sonny” 'Lisacki
Art Vena
Spike” Boyle
Tanners
Wetherbee
Needham
Howe High to meet Concord Saturday in tough clash
Howe High of Billerica, coached by Charles Lamson, brings a strong unbeaten run into a Saturday game at Concord var id with captains Art Fillmore and George Gracie. Concord, warned of a prepared Billerica squad, seeks revenge after past meetings and faces key injuries to star backs Luciano and Wentworth.
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Ese Agama
Howe
Billerit
Emerson
Beater
Stoneham
Tewksbury
Fowboro
Frank ‘Luciano
Wentworth
Dracut
Billerica Clan
Charles Chuck” Lamson
Concordvarid
Saturay
Concord
Billerica
Bernie Megin
Lamson
Walter ‘Fowler
Springfield
Lexington
Cocaptains
Art Fillmore
George Gracie
Lowell
Ray
Riddick
Megin
Autry and Champ Gin a For T Na Frarcyalgor Lip
Fragmentary OCR lists a roundup contest with thousands of participants and a rally. It mentions children twelve years old, shows of the ip, hundreds of participants, a corral, and a sale or auction over $45,000 expected on November 4 in a Muslim area.
Unclear OCR Fragment About Tie and Tolling at Logis
The readable text is fragmented and incoherent, mentioning a 2-2 tie, a tolling reference, and a location term Logis, but no discernible event, people, or organizations to summarize.
Pioneer Division Rivigion Winner Highlighted by Towle
Pioneer Division Rivigion winner Richard Towle leads as Bowen and Liz challenge the field in a crowded competition.
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Ieshey
Rivigion
Rose
Grobur
al Uum
Richard Towle
Ord
Bowen
Liz
Unclear fragment hints at upcoming game schedule
Readable text fragment mentions a second game between teams like nerd and Lincoln this week at Lin, unclear details or dates.
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Cub
Meese
Nerd
Lincoln
Lin
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