Top Week End Football Games Highlight Large Schedule
Mr ma e reports 23 schoolboy football predictions for the weekend raising his season record to 54 wins 11 losses and 1 tie The coming slate includes 30 top games with Hudson versus Johnson High Marlboro versus Clinton Ashland versus Wayland Lowell versus Lynn Classical Amesbury versus Saugus and other matches The weekly top ten features close contests and title implications across classes and regions.
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Mae
Nut
Hudson
Hawks
Johnson High
North Andover
Marlboro
Clinton
Ashland
Lee
Wayland
Westwood
Waylord
Lowell
Lynn Classical
Amesbury
Saugus
Dahvers
Johnson
Reading
Hall of Fame football contest votes urged by Enterprise
Concord resumes its second annual Hall of Fame football contest with Enterprise sponsorship. Readers must submit a coupon containing up to 20 names by December 11 at midnight and vote is possible twice, once at the polls and again via the Enterprise coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Enterprise
Enterprise Sports Department
Inis
Gridiron
Concord High
Defending Champ Concord Ties For Sixth In EMass Class C Standings
Concord and Cambridge Latin share the sixth place in Eastern Massachusetts Class C football standings. Amesbury remains to lead the pack in the division, with Danvers a week away for a key clash. Undefeated Hudson and Lesley chase third place, while Melrose looms as Concords next foe. Class B and Class D leaders are Lowell and Wareham respectively.
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Concord Amesbury High
Massachusetts
Jooms
Concord ‘High
Amesbury
Danvers
Hudson High
Wée
Lesley
Concord
Cambridge Latin
Cohcord
Lexington
Mel *Rose
Ratngs
Lowell Teads
Watops
Warenham
1953 Kennel Club Dog Show Readies
Martin J. Casey and the Rhodd Isla Kennell Club announce the 1953 date for the annual all breed point dog show submitted to the American Kennel Club. Judges will be named soon and cash prizes offered across six groups. Miss Mabel Wall is secretary for entries at 92 Broad St Pawtucket RI.
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Martin J. Casey
Rhodd Isla Kennell Club
Armowhces
Ameéticen Kennel Club
Mabel Wall
Broad St
A. 1
Notre Dame vs Oklahoma Sooners TV Game of the Week
Notre Dame and Oklahoma clash at South Bend in a sellout matchup broadcast nationwide by NBC at 2 15 p m EST. The Fighting Irish under Frank Leahy face a high scoring Sooners squad from the Big Seven with Mel Allen and Russ Hodges announcing.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Oklahoma “Sooners
South Bend
Indiana
Frank Leahy
Mel Allen
Russ Hodges
Bill Henry
NBC
Three Middlesex Teams Triumph in Weekend Games
Last Wednesday Noble and Greenough School third team from Dedham defeated Middlesex third team in Concord 20 to 0. Friday Middlesex fourth team beat Fessenden School in Concord 32 to 7. Middlesex Pans edged Bancroft School of Worcester 19 to 13 at home.
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Noble & Greenough School
Dedham
Middlesex
Concord
Fessenden School
Middlesex “Pans
Bancroft School
Worcester
Rodettes to Meet for Talk on Christmas Everywhere
The Rodettes of Maynard Roa and Gun club will meet Tuesday November 11 at 8 a.m. Blanche W. Eames of Middlesex Extension Service will speak on Christmas Everywhere. A social hour and a collage will follow the meeting.
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Maynar
Maynard Roa and Gun Club
Rodettes
Blanche W. Eames
Middlesex Extension Service
Youngster Bets Earnings in Silly Standoff
A fragment recalls a boy claiming winnings of seventeen cents from a game with Jehad. The other boy, Jimmy Brown, son of a Brown who plays with OSI, questions who owes the money. The dialogue ends with a vow not to see the money.
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Jimmy Brown
Brown
OSI
Gertie Hosts Eight Divisions as Boxing Move Grips U S
Fragmented OCR notes describe Gertie hosting eight divisions, blaming television for hindering boxing clubs where youths learned to fight. Mentions Hank Bauer, Carl Furie Tate, Billy Evans, Harry Byf, and National Football League context with forfeit results and a sport atmosphere.
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U.S
Hank Bauer
Dodger
Jagger Carl Furie Tate
Billy Evans
Lager
Detroit Tigers
Harry Byf
Athletics
Sennes
Yolme
Billie Bone
Mly
Leahy Praises Concord High Football Team
Frank Leahy, Notre Dame coach, lauded Concord high as having the best football team in the nation during a radio appearance before the Hudson toss. Concord’s coach Bettie Megin, an Irish alumnus, receives high praise for the program’s standing.
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Concord
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Concord High
Hudson
Leahy
Bettie Megin
Maynard Hockey Teams Win Two in Local Match
Maynard first team defeated Acton 3 to 1 led by co captain Lois Bain who scored three goals. The second team won 3 to 0 with Priscilla Hoffman scoring twice and Betty Boeske once.
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Maynard
Lois Bain
Acton
Lois ° Bain
Virginia van Vorse
Joanna Kangas
Alice Boeske
Josephine Perazzo
Jean Martino
Nancy Warila
Pat McPhee
Kathryn Bobritsky
Virginia Spratt
Jane Novick
Janet Larrabee
Sylvia Flint
Lucy Newport
Muriel Smith
Irene Kazakas
Elaine Priest
Dra Davis
Martha Lee
Chrisholm
Margy Teele
Becky Marsh
Audrew Albert
Sylvia Beaudien
Phylis Reynolds
Peggy Sexton
Ann Kazakas
Judy Gates
Jane Roth
Nancy Guétte
Nancy Feltus
Caroline Huntly
Virginia Newton
Margaret Sweeney
Bulls John L Comes to Hub in a Big Night
Bob Stecher of Portland meets John L Sullivan in Sullivan's U S debut at Boston Arena on Monday night November 10. A companion 10 rounder features Joey Cam of East Boston vs Ovidio Ochoa of Havana Cuba. Stecher, known as the fighting baker, has cracked many knockouts and loves Portland.
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Bob Stecher
Portland
John L. Sullivan
Preston
England
Boston Arena
Sullivan
U.S
Sam Silverman
Joey Cam
East
Boston
Ovidio Ochoa
Havana
Cuba
Cam
Stecher
New England
Brooklyn
Navy
Concord Elevens Scrimmage Set for Saturday Practice
Concord Middlesex and Blaricord teams sharpen their attacks ahead of a Saturday scrimmage. Middlesex travels to St Genroe's, while Concord faces Melrose. Last season Middlesex lost 45-7 to Sheake Island private school.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. Genroe’s
Sheace Island
Melrose
Piedmont Bawl
Winston-Salem
Rug colors deepen with new synthetic fibers
Rug colors are deeper and brighter as synthetic fibers like rayon and acetate take up dye more readily than traditional natural fibers, changing carpet hues significantly.
Pigskin Pickin's Week Forecast Oddities
Special to this paper previews grid picks for the coming week. Watertown edges Brookline in a tight Class A game. Wayland after a loss to Ashland beats Westwood. Waltham predicted to lose to Lynn English. Weston favored over Chelmsford. Stoneham topples Woburn. Arlington loses to Weymouth.
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Marlboro
Clint
Amesbury
Saugus
Ashland
Ayer Gardner
Leominster
Brockton
Evere
T Bartlett
Milford Maynard
Héte
Concord
Mélrose
Brookline
Waterfowt
Canton
Brantree Chelsea
North Qwincy
Coyle Et Durfeé
Danvers
Redéthy
Framingham
Stoughton
Fitchburge
Rindge Tech
Northboro
Hyde Park
Dedham Haverhill
Médford
Marblehead
Beverly
Waltham
Watertown
Wayland
Westwood
Lynn English
Weston
Chelmsford
Stoneham
Woburn
Arlington
Weymouth
Needham
Lexington
Howe
Maynard
Melrose
Clinton
Malden
Somerville
Winchester
Belmont
Middlesex
St. George’s
St. Mark’s
Groton
Ouija Board
Haverhill
Medford
Watersafety program seeks more helpers in Concord area
The Concord Chapter Red Cross water safety committee met at the Concord headquarters to plan expansion. With growth in Acton and Boxboro, the drive seeks 2977 new instructors and 180 students enrolled from Acton and Pepperell, urging parents and mothers to volunteer.
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Acton
Concord
American Red Cross
Boxboro
Wxtr
Vic
Garigle
Jocal
Jewell
Sylvia Jew
E. Phelps Thomas Jenerers
Toring Fapg
Jack
Charles Kimball
Chris Aferson
Edward Anderson
Fred Knippel
Tony Morrison
William Morrison
Russell Popes
Sheries Day
George Eetis Laffin
Robert Mu Phen French
Richard A David Allen
Ree
Sarena Seca Roth
Ohn Lvanney
Steve Huntley
Richard Hantmond
Acton School Safety Programs Highlight Community Involvement
Acton Department safety efforts include Scotchlite reflectors for bicycles aided by fire department members. Over 100 local youth used this service at village fire stations. A November 5 demonstration on electric typing by Richard Grant and an election prognostication project by Acton students engaged students, parents, and staff. State aid for transportation exceeds $3000 annually, with 375 children transported over 1.5 miles, 145 under 1.5 miles, and 162 lacking bus service.
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Acton
Richard Grant
Boston
Roberts
Acton High
Raymond Gréy
Whitman Pearson
Bostéff University
Bernara White
Sudbury Schools Report Varied Activities and Upcoming Events
The Eastern Massachusetts Convention of the Student Council will meet at a Worcester high school on November 22 with Judy Goodrich Jane Flynn Clifton Giles and Richard Lirig named to lead the Sudbury High School Student Council. Harry Dix will also attend as student advisor. Halloween parties entertained school children on October 31 with films, costumes, and a jamboree. The senior class rehearses the three act comedy Curtain Going Up for November 21. Senior portraits will be taken by Vantine's Studios Boston for Christmas. Faculty and elementary activities include United Nations studies art maps and a field trip to Sturbridge Village and museums.
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Massachusetts
Wiichesté? High School
Judy Goodrich
Jane Flynn
Clifton Giles
Richard Lirig
Bane
Dbury High School
Harry Dixon
Massachusetts Teachers Federation
Newton High School
Clark
Elasé
United Nations
Coleman
Pus Bentone Rae Ee
Sturbridge
Thata
Taylos
Mee
Bacon
Rogers
Hardthe
Foster
Lowell's Jayvees Win Aford Bediford-Lowell High Jayvee Victory
Lowell's Jayvee squad defeated Bedford Lowell High 21 to 6 at the Bedtor Veterans Hospital. Previous meeting ended 19 to 12 in favor of the other team. Fiteimmenes and Bob by Hemel led the scorers for the victors.
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Bediford
Lowell High
Jayvet
Bedtor Veterans Hospital
Paion Neste Ae
Fiteimmenes
Bobby Hemel
Billerica
Life Expectancy Trends From 1900 to 1950
An extract noting shifts in life expectancy from age 4 to 68 years during 1900–1950. It mentions a magazine explaining improved control over factors affecting aging and the suppression of degenerative middle age conditions.
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van York
Feet
Concord Scoring Twice In Victory Over Belmont
Concord edged Belmont with two early scores as Central Rennie led scoring. Olsen Cullinane Soule Lound Te Peruzzo Davidson Sweeney Alexander McLauchlin Caldwell and others contributed in a high school matchup with strong attendance noted at Hancock.
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Concord
Belmont
Rennie
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