Concord Braces Belmont in One-Sided Grid Rout
Concord dominated Belmont from the opening kickoff winning 39 to 0. Donnie Cullinane and Rennie Olsen scored early, with Paul Methiin and Mackey Caldwell adding late scores as Concord emptied its roster and held Belmont to three first downs. Belmont’s only threat ended with penalties and an interception as Concord’s reserves closed out the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Concord
Colith Bernie Megin
Dmver
Gncord
Oaé
Rooney
Donnie Cullinane
Rennie Olsen
Paul Methiin
McLaughlin
Jack Hutchinson
John Keith
Lanigan
Dave Bouchard
Ernie Alexander
Dha
Mackey Caldwell
Caldwell
Cullie
Ers
Elmont
Dick McLaugh
Concord Belmont Grid Battle Ends In High-Scoring Tie
Concord and Belmont battled to a 0-0 score as touchdowns were returned for extra points and a frenetic defensive standoff defined four quarters. Key plays saw Cullinane Olsen and E Alexander among touchdown scorers with DeRuzzo adding three PATs. Officials included Eddie Brooks as referee and Aubrey Cox as field judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
McHugh
E. Alexander
P. McLaughlin
Sweeney
Condon
Silvio
Smith
Powderly
Pallotta
Smethurst
Fredenburgh
Cerascolo
B. Caldwell
Parker
House
Duggan
Barthus
de Ruzzo
Maddox
Wheeler Mattison
Loynd
T. Alexander
Keith
Spooner
Bouchard
Cullinane
Hutchinson
Palmucci
Olsen
Silva
M. Caldwell
Downey
Soule
Maher
Foster
Magoon
Dougherty
Byron
Davidson Hancock
Horne
Martines
B. Crowell
Belmont
McBride
Agahigian
Chambers
Galvin
Ross
Mathers
O’connor
Getchell Haggerty
Sport Calendar Highlights Local Junior High and High School Events
List of athletic and club events for Monday and Wednesday including Peter Bulkeley Junior High versus Hudson football at nne 3 pm and Bedford Bowling League matches at Lexington 7 pm. Maynard High girls face Concord High girls in field hockey at Maynard 3 pm, Concord High vs Melrose football at Melrose 2 pm, plus Midstate football at Newport RI 2 pm and other league bowling and rowing matches at Maynard and Lexington venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bulkeley
Hudson
Nne
Bedford
Lexington
Musketaquid Sportsmen
Maynard’ High
Concord High
Maynard
Winchester High
Winchester
Melrose
Middlesex
Newport
R. I
Maynard High
Howe High
Billerica
Coalh High
Jayvees
Playground
Mill Dam
Tutto
Our Nhy's
Holy Name
Tutte's Alleys
Our Lady's Holy Name Bowling League Notes
Team No 2 48 4 Team No 3 45 Team No 1 57 Team No 8 245 High single Naie Rundgren Team No 3 114 High triple Joe Steinmann Team No 2 309 Belmont noted as old friendly rival. Jim Agahigigian injured in third period. Don Dinapoli did not play full game. Fifth loss for the red mont club which needs 13 points to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naie Rundgren
Joe Steinmann
Megin
Eddie Brooks
Medford
Walter Carew
John O’connell
Framingham
George ‘Colbert
B.C
Belmont
Jim Agahigigian
Don Dinapoli
Red.mont
Concord Middlesex School Upsets Belmont Hill 20-7 in Gridiron Clash
Concord-Middlesex School stunned visiting Belmont Hill 20-7 as all scoring came in the second half. Middlesex struck on a 50 yard pass Weaver to Stewart, a Weaver quarterback sneak, and Piper added two points. Piper also kicked a field goal. Copeland scored Belmont Hill’s lone TD on a Cleary pass combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Bill Weaver
Tim Stewart
Weaver
Jonathan Piper
Piper
Bob Cleary
John Copeland
Bill Cleary
Freeman
Sturtevant
Babson
Mein
Guy
VanCil
Baldwin
Meyer
Smith
Richardson
Locke
Melrose Eyes Upset as Concord Tangles With Jinxed Melrose
Melrose High, winless this season under coach Dave Gavin, offers a serious challenge to Concord at the Fred Green Memorial Stadium. Gavin's 14th year brings an 80 percent returning squad and a 1952 improvement promise, with leading backs Kidd Ceretini Mowder and linemen Currier Gulla Shimmin ready to test Concord’s Class A ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Green Memorial
Melrose
Concord
Manning Bowl
Gavin
Bernie Megin
Malden
Medford
New Bedford
Concord Clan
Emerson Playground
James Kidd
Joe Ceretini
John Mowder
Larry Ryan
Dave Stewart
Bob Burnham
John McCarthy
Dave Currier
Erike* Gulla
Sparkplug
Eddie Shimmin
Daily fire calls reveal 5,00 incidents with 20 percent dwelling fires
Report notes about five thousand calls each day with roughly one fifth resulting in dwelling fires. Officials emphasize home fire risk and prevention measures while outlining response priorities and local hazard awareness.
Sudbury and Concord Girls Field Hockey Play Day
Sudbury and Concord high school girls played in a Boston Field Hockey Association event at Emerson Playground. Sudbury went 1-2-1 with wins over Framingham and a loss to Lexington while Concord defeated Watertown and fell to Abbot and Canton. no players made first or second all star teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sudbury
Boston Field Hockey Association
Emerson Playground
Brookline
Lexington
Cambridge
Framingham
Watertown
Abbot
Canton
Tolgoben Window Paint Removal Tip
A brief note advises cutting around the sash with a sharp knife after painting to break through paint that has shed in the crack and to check for unused lights.
Acton Triumphs 1-0 Over Medford In Season Finale
Acton high school soccer defeated Medford 1-0 in the season finale at Jones Field. Captain Bobby Greenough scored late in the third period as Acton closed with seven wins and one loss, avenging a prior 3-2 defeat to Sudbury. The seniors Harper, Laffin, Schou, and Howell finish strong, leaving a record crop of players for next year.
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Acton
Medford
Sudbury
Jones Field
Bobby Greenough
Greenough
Tad
Beto Hall
Eni Zokas
Renny J Y Harper
Ck Schou
Acton High Dominates Hutson in 2–0 Soccer Victory
Action on Stones Field sees Acton High School defeat Hutson 2–0 as Howell scores twice after moving to center forward. Captain Bobby Green adds one, while Richie assists and the regulars play full 60 minutes. Acton coats Lawrence Academy 7–0 next day, Greene leads with three goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton High Behoa
Hutson High School
Stones ‘Field
Arthur ‘Howell
Richie
Bobby Green
Hudson
Concord and area grid results headline muddled page notes
scattered high school football results from the Concord area include Noble & Greenough routing Roxbury Latin 46 6 and St Marks Southboro defeating, while Governor Dummer beat Hudson 3 0 Maynard strengthens with two straight wins and Maynard outscoring Concord in six games. Don Casciolini may miss rest of season with knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Roxbury
Carl R. MacPhérson
Concord High
Tufts-Amherst
Jumbos
oPish” Ellis
Eddie Loughlin
Lord Leffs
Roger Walsh
Acton High
Everett ‘Revere
Southboro
Happe
St. Mark's
Governor Dummer
Hudson
Conkord
Clinton
Framingham High
Don Casciolini
Verne
Adamns
Pedford
Spe
University of
Cowde
Waltham
Maynard Certaining
Maynard
Belmont Hill
Milton Academy
Exeter
Tabor
Marlboro
Dick Lyons
Ely
Vermont
Ortheaska
Pete Mutty
Fo Norwich
Mid
Bebury
Melrose to Host Concord High in Saturday Gridiron Clash
Concord High visits Melrose at Fred Green Memorial Stadium for a rare meeting with Melrose, a Class B club that claimed the 1948 Class A title. Captain Sam Shaw, Wash Marrs, and Jack Connors lead the locals in a game noted as exciting by Minute Men in Football and refereed by the late Frank Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Melrose High
Concord High
Fred Green Memorial Stadium
Melrose
Lexing'on
Sam Shaw
Garland
Mustache
Wash’ ‘Marrs
Jack ‘Connors
Shaw
Yale
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Howard
Abraham Jackson
First Parish
Ruth Bartlett
Monument Street
Middlesex Gala at Concord Middlesex Beltoq
Middlesex leads in the long series with St George s Middlesex ahead in games won and points scored. St George s lost to Pomfret 6 0 while Milton Academy beat St Sebastian s 34 6. The event will be at Newport Island with kickoff at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
St. George's
Dea
Portsmouth
Prory
Will Silton
Groton
Gree
Sete
Concord-The Melrose scout sees little at Concord clash
A Melrose scout who visited Concord last Saturday said he saw nothing and called Belmont the weakest team. Concord’s rivals included Franklin and Hudson’s 1946 squads. Coach Deach O'Connor, judge at the state cross country meet, was praised for his election to Enterprise. George Davidson impressed for Concord while Allan Dougherty, Lincoln freshman, emerged as a track prospect. Bob Cleary eyed succeeding his brother Bill at Belmont Hill. Middlesex has toppled Groton and Belmont Hill, with prior 12 straight wins ended by Groton. Fram ingham beat Needham 7-0 after Concord loss. Lynn English fell to Brockton, affecting the Class A crown prospects. Ed Songin, former Boston College athlete, named as booker and cooperative treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Melrose
Belmont
Franklin
Hudson
Deach
Bhip” O’connor
George Davidson
Allan Dougherty
Lincoln
Bob Cleary
Bill
Belmont Hill
Middlesex
Groton
Roxbury
St. George's
St. Mark’s
Framingham
Smack Needham
Lynn English
Brockton
Lowell
Butch” Songin
Boston
Booker
Concord Freshman Leads State High School Meet
Concord young runner Davidson topped the field as the first home finisher in the state meet. Milton won the race in a tight finish while Winchester figures, Weidner, Walker, Connor and Woodruff posted varied placements as Middlesex League contenders vied for Class D and state honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Young @ vidson
Coln
Davidson
Nelly Milton
Lou Farrell
Winchester
Segi Barry Weidner
Choss
Capt
Dave Woodruff
Walker
Connor
Vieus Middlesex Leagu
Wellesley
Scoreington
Rockland
Milton
Charlestown
Oxford
Tional
Naticman
Jamaica
Action-Thorita High Students Attending Temple University Event
Axt on University Education Director invites Acton-Thirtya High School students to attend a ball game on November. Names listed include Gothorpe Brooks Liam Bradley Ard Howe Ley Conrad Phyllis David Sibel John Lindfors Kiercel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Axt Ton University Throg Education
Uniball
A ’ Gothorpe
Brooks
Liam Bradley
Uiard Howe
A Ley Conrad
Phyllis David
Sibel
Om John *Lindfors
Kiercel
Wellesley and Concord Claim Sixth Win in Tight Fight
In a closely contested game on Saturday Concord edged ahead to secure its sixth victory of the season while Wellesley also earned a win. Norwood and Melrose were among opponents noted with Lexington and Wakefield struggling in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Norwood
Lexington
Wakefield
Coal
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Bees
Cullmane
Dick “Loynd
Condend
Tom McBride
Walt Roberts
Prichard
Charlie Navoli
Hoyt
Bacck
Paul McHugh
Pete Fredenburgh
Bob Sill
Cord
Towners
Polly” Harris
Athletic Diter
Bess
OUR Lady's Holy Name Bowling League
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Concord Deg Ae
Eedham
Tee Ee
Eee Ee Ee
Letudscin
Wellesle Rol K
Spot Ponders
Dave Gavin
Holy Cross
Melrose McHugh
le Re
Hume Silvio
Gittes Powderly
Saulnier
Fredénic
Urrier Flouse
DeRuzzo
Gulla It
Shimmin Bouchard
Burnham Olsen
McCarthy Davidson
Ceretini
Tolgoben
Lawrence Academy
Acton High School
Jos Sheehan
Capt. Greene
Billy Kay
Richie ‘Laffin
Wes Baker
Bobby Mansfield
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