Natick Triumphs Over Maynard In Thrilling Showdown
Wasiluk stars with devastating aerial attack and ground gains as Natick defeats Maynard in a high drama matinee. Tobin and Mariano provide key runs and receptions while Clasby Mitchell and Carr highlight Natick’s defense. Maynard’s Spurrell and Oskirka lead a strong effort but fall short.
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al Cowles
T.N.T
Wasiluk
Natick
Oranges
Makan
Casey
Donoky
Dumas
Stan Bondele
Ing
Bill Tobin
Roger Spurrell
Carl Mariano
Vic Oskirka
Bill Bain
Dick Clasby
Georgie Mitchell
Bill Carr
Maynard
Bondelevitch
Maynard H. S
Mariani
Bain
Popineiuck
Olsen
Greene
Gruber
Wehkoja
Case
Tomy
Spurrell
Verack
Te Potter
Barnicle
Leasby
Scianna
Henderson
Mitchell
Quirk
J. Drew
Mariano
O’donnell
Chesmore
Peletier
Concord Jayvees Hit First Defeat Of Season
Peter Harwood a former Concord High athlete and Exeter captain now plays halfback for Harvard Junior Varsity. Lexing ton Junior High beat Concord Jayvees last Thursday marking Concords first gridiron loss this season as Concord HS had six straight wins and the Jayvees were 1 1 1 in remaining games. Next game at Ayer on Armistice Day at 10 o clock.
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Peter Harwood
Concord
Exeter Academy
Harvard
E. S. Navy
Lexington
Peter Bulkley
Concord Jayvees
Ayer
Fishing by Ear in Stehekin Ear Rings Like Fly Hooks
Elizabeth Buckner, a Washington State College co ed, displays ear rings fashioned from trout flies. The decorative hooks and feathers imitate brown hackles, adding a quirky twist to feminine allure in Stehekin Washington.
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Stehekin
Wash
Washington State College
Elizabeth Buckner
Belmont Hill Edges Middlesex In Tight Gridiron Clash
Belmont Hill School defeated Middlesex 21 to 15 in a close football game at Middlesex. Riley Gilbert connected on a 25 yard end sweep for Middlesex, Belmont rallied in the second half to seize a one point lead and hold on as time expired on the Middlesex one foot line.
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Concord
Belmont Hill School
Middlesex School
Grdiron
St. George’s
Newport
Island
Belmont Hill
Middlesex
Riley Gilbert
Jim Dunster
Concord Boys
Gilbert
Belmont
le Quinn
Wilson
Wykoff
Simm
Naymen
Hession
Bickford
Kingman
Conant
Ballo Vaccaro
Rice
Livingstone
Gb Beedle
Allison
Ihb
Martin
Gardiner
Clarke
Hord
Ward
Woodbridge
Batchelder
Robbins
Shriver
Bancroft
Peters
Dunster
Zane
Nichols
Stodghill
Beede
Dunster Gilbert
Rush
E. Barnes
T. Horne
R. Tazon
Creighton Named New Concord High Basketball Coach
Creighton Kenneth Creighton, from Barrington Rhode Island, named Concord High School new basketball coach replacing John J Watson. Bernie Megin shifts to focus on football coaching physical education and athletic director duties. Creighton brings varsity and junior program experience across New Hampshire schools.
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Concord
Kenneth Creighton
Barrington
Rhode Island
Concord High School
John J. Watson
Bernie _Megin
Creighton
New Hampshire
Edith McGrath Leads Lexington Bowling Night
Edith McGrath top score 256 for Concord-High in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club at Lexington. Ruth Deitzel 253 and Pegsy McInnis 248 also posted high marks. Cubs beat Gophers 3 0 in team play and Teachers won 8 1 over the policy cats.
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Concord
Lexington
Edith McGrath
Ruth Deitzel
Pegsy McInnis
Cubs
Gophers
T Tchers
Policy Cats
Lexington J W Whips Concord in Free Scoring Game
Lexington Junior High School ninth graders defeated Concord Jay-vees 25 to 13 at Emerson Playground Lexington. Bob Ware and Tony Basile scored Concord touchdowns as Chet Ingraham coached the Lexington team to supremacy.
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Concord
Lexington Junior High School
Concord Jay-vees
Emerson Playground
Lexington
Chet Ingraham
Billerica
Bob Ware
Tony
Basile
Middlesex Captain and manager named for hockey season
Middlesex Captain Concord Malcolm Richards will lead the hockey team this season with Ted Clay as manager. The season will not open until after football ends, likely in early December.
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Concord
Malcolm Richards
Middlesex
Ted Clay
Peter Bulkley Tops Middlesex In Big Win
Concord aided by two touchdowns from Frank Curran and two from Billy Gower, the Peter Bulkley eleven defeated Middlesex Juniors 27 to 7 at Middlesex home field. It marked their third straight victory under coach Bill Boland.
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Concord
Frank Curran
Billy Gower
Peter Bulkley
Middlesex
Bulkley
Bill Boland
Concord Scouts Idle As Lexington Faces Chelmsford Clash
The Concord scouts marked a bye while Lexington and opponents like Billerica coached by Charles Lampson claimed upsets. Chelmsford, visiting November, fell to Pinkerton Academy in Derry New Hampshire, still seeking its first win of the year.
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Concord
Lexington
Concord Billerica
Charles Lampson
Stoneham
Chelmsford Ich
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
New Hampshire
Middlesex School Pups Top Fenn in Close Football Tilt
Middlesex School defeats Fenn 12-6 in a tight football game. Belmont leads Middlesex Football League with Maynard and Concord tied for last with Lexington. Maynard High tops Winchester 13-6 on two Frank Downey runs. Wellesley lacrosse routs Concord 32-0 as Jarvis scores three times. Concord High girls beat Ashland 1-0 on Helen Sofka goal.
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Middlesex School
Fenn
Kenneth L. Hayes
Concord Country Club
Samuel Hoar, Jr
Belmont
Middlesex
Maynard
Concord
Ith
Lexington
Maynard High
Winchester
Fleet Frank Downey
Wellesley
Jarvis
d_High girls
Ashlangs
Helen Sofka
Billerica
Mnie Dee
Bill
St. Georges of
Newport
Acd
Ury High
Maynard High Lassies
Unspecified high school scores from multiple towns
A series of football and school match scores are listed including Marlboro 6 Wellesley 6 Maynard 18 Natick 13 Watertown 32 Framingham 7 Milford 20 Uxbridge 0 Concord 40 Johnson 6 St Mark 24 Boston Latin 6
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Marlboro
Wellesley
Maynard
Natick
Watertown
Framingham
Pigskin Pickings: Upsets Rout Predictions
A weekly recap notes eight upsets and a tie among 19 teams with 105 points. The author lists teams upsetting or tying and mentions six 20 point picks and use of an Ouija board for predictions on Hudson over Chelmsford and Lexington over Needham.
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Concord
Billerica
Stoneham
Chelmsford
Middlesex
Needham
Waltham
Maynard
Weston
Marlboro
Hudson
St. Mark'see
Lexington
Way
Arlington
Chelsea
Clinton
Fitchburg
Milford
Framingham
Locals Hold Howe Rival in Concord Saturday Showdown
Concord returns from four straight road games to host Howe High of America at 2 PM in the opening of new West and stands. The series favors Concord 5–2, last year Howe won 7–0, and coach Charlie Dampson’s squad looks to rebound after a rough stretch.
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Concord
Howe High
Ierica
Yetion
Emm
Charlie Dampson
Billerica
Howe
Marlboro Wrestler Arthur Kales Sponsors Local Mat Program
Marlboro star Arthur Kales sponsors a Thursday night mat show at St Jean's Hall. Six wrestlers compete in a free for all with Lavoie from Boston facing Gus Johnson from Lowell and local pair Phil Minicello and Eddie Mouse in prior bouts. Referee George Anastas from Hudson officiates as Kales returns to action after years away. Tickets are on sale at Gauette's Collins' New Paris Shop and the Coffee Shop.
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Marlboro
St.Jean’s Hall
Arthur “Happy
Kales
Pler
Lavoie
Boston
Gus Johnson
Lowell
Phil Minicello
Saugus
Eddie Mouse
Hartford
Connecti
Jack Reed
the Terror
George Anastas
Hudson
New York State
Florida
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Gaudette’s
Collins
New Paris
West Concord-Harvey Wheel Gym Eleven Seeks First Victory
West Concord-Harvey Wheel er School opens play this week against Wayland Junior in an afternoon game at Wayland. Coached by Ji DM Mullen the team aims to break its winless start after four outings that include losses to Middlesex Juniors 12 0 Bulkley 13 6 and Peter ley 19 0.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Wayland
Ji DM Mullen
Middlesex
D.dlesex
Bulkley
Peterley
Woman Returns Apple Steal Nine Years Later
A California woman who stole an apple from the O. K. Market nine years ago writes that she has accepted the Lord and feels she should make it right. She sends a dime to the market proprietor to settle the matter.
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Forbidden Fruit
Ontario
Cal
O. K
Concord High Triumphs 40-6 Over Johnson High in League Clash
Concord High defeated Johnson High of North Andover 40 to 6 at Lawrence Memorial Stadium, extending its winning streak to seven and seizing control of the Class D title race. Fenton and Skewes led scoring with multiple TDs as Concord built a 27-0 lead by halftime. Johnson finally scored late as Concord anchored a dominant performance with 277 points in the season.
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Concord
Uins
Johnson High
Lawrence Memorial Stadium
Nort Andover
Rotary club identity and classification in Windy City query
A Valparaiso Rotarian notes Chicago club identifiers and classification for about 600 of 720 postings. The speaker hints at not having met the others yet and seeks clarity on group affiliations and membership details.
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Valparaiso
Ragsdale
Chicago’ Club
Windy City
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