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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1957

Page

12

Sudbury School News Details Career Assembly and Activities

The October 30 assembly in Sudbury High Little Theater featured moderator Miss Mary Beth Mitchell with speakers Prof Roland Darling and Prof Franklin Norvish discussing Liberal Arts Colleges and career paths for graduates. Slides by Charles Styron, David Copp, and Stephen Bradley complemented talks. New casts and senior play preparations unfold as the Student Council plans a variety show and constitution. Open House for Education Week set for November 13 at 7:30 p.m. with teachers guiding parents through a typical school day.

Sudbury Little Theater Jean Ferrick Mary Beth. Mitchell Roland Darling Franklin Norvish Charles Styron David Copp Stephen Bradley Norvish Darling Bonne Ite Tapiste Lincoln-Sudbury PTSA

Concord High Beats Belmont 7-0 in muddy Middlesex clash

Concord High defeated Belmont High 7-0 on a rain postponed mud sodden field at Concord avenue playground. Capt. Paul Denaro scored the opening drive as Norm Anderson and Dave Evans added the extra points, giving Concord its third straight league win while Belmont suffered a second defeat in five starts.

Concord High Belmont Denaro Evans Concord Belmont High Concord Avenue Fone Jay Hewitt Norm Andersen Bellmont Paul Dave Evans Hewitt Grein Dane Finnee

Salem Bell Tower Crack Reported

Salem officials report the bell atop the city hall has a cracked bit as a maintenance concern. The issue may affect public services until repairs are completed. Local authorities urge residents to expect minor disruptions during the repair window.

Salem, Hi Ilik Hicks

Waltham Beats Weston and Other High School Football Juxtapositions

Waltham hosts Weston to beat Millbury and Lexington to loge at Needham. Maynard tops Concord, Billerica loses to Walpole, Wayland defeats Bedford, and Waltham aims to slow Brockton. Dracut falls to Ipswich, Marlborough wins, Clinton and Hudson drop, Milford wins, Gardner edges Framingham, Wellesley hosts Winchester, Wakefield aims sixth win over Stoneham.

Waltham Weston Millbury Lexington Needham Maynard Concord Billerica Walpole Wayland Bedford Gardner Framingham Wellesley Monnday Winchester Belmont Stoneham Wakefield Ex League

Concord Middlesex Jv Governors Dummer match opens season

Middlesex School opens its season with a close 2 to 1 victory over the Governor Dummer Jayvee team in Concord. The hard fought match features strong play from both sides and a late goal decides the outcome.

Concord Middlesex School Governor Dummer

Bedford Triumphs as Webber and Bieren Score

Bedford High overcomes a six point deficit to claim its third win of the season. CoCaptain Dave Webber ran 75 yards for a score and Bill Bieren rumpled in from the 12 yard line for another. Jim Quigley added a sixth for Ayer after a 65 yard march. Referee Beardsley officiated as four 10 minute periods were played.

Bedford Bedford High Dave Webber Bill Bieren Ayer Jim Quigley Burns Faylg Gittens Kearney Dorman Yauchees Bragdon McGovern Webber Bieren Finnegan Casey Autino Forrestry Pale Ashdown McClellan T Quigley Ton Ab Beardsley Mire Lhb Halloran Cou Bos Pearlstein Dolan Ilies J. Quigley Sykes Cox

Farmers Tie Tigers Romp In Acton Bowling League

Acton Farmers and Outlaws tied 2-2 as Tigers defeated Hormets. High game by Dick Scribner 322 for Stovepipes. individual totals list top scorers from Orioles Tigers Hornets Farmers and Outlaws with team totals around 1362 to 1415.

Acton S. Watkins J. Baker J. McLaughlin E. McConnell J. Beach F. Fierra W. Stevenson C. Briggs S. Kennedy Anderson L. Fierra N. Perkins J. Moore S. Scribner W. Carlson F. Kennedy Fitzgerald A. Decker R. Scribner E. Boyden

Lower Teams Win Twice Lose Once in Concord Football

In lower team football games on Oct. 30 the C team beat Brooke 39 to 12 at North Andover while the fourth team won at home over River Country Day School 120 to 0. The Pups played away and lost to Shady Hill 52 to 14.

Concord North Andover Brooke Rivere Country Day School Shady Hill

Concord Rival Invades Local Field on Saturday

Maynard high meets Concord in a bruising showdown at Emerson Playground Saturday afternoon. Coach DeRush guides a determined Maynard squad led by Billy Mulcahy Eddie Troisi Ed Mullin and Doug De Rosa aiming for their first win since 1940 and a season improving with a rally Friday night by the Boosters Club.

Maynard Concord Maynard High Eleven Emerson Minutemen Will DeRush Orange and Black Billy Mulcahy Eddie Troisi Ed Mullin Doug DeRosa Dad Via Land Air Boosters Club DeRosa Hudson Conford Clinton

Bluejays Wrens Swallows and Orioles Lead City Bowling Scores

Concord results from Titto's Alleys Friday night C League list Bluejays top with 1403 led by Giannini 300 Finigan 296 Murphy 247 Hurstak 275 Segedelli 285. Wrens total 1294 Carr 246 Donaghey 271 Finigan 302 McNally 248 Dwyer 227. Swallows 1305 Donnelly 237 OMalley 258 Lombardo 248 Am brose 306. Orioles 1294 Dee 249 McHugh 248 Corbett 283 Guindon 184 Wetherbee 263. Sparrows 3 271 223 285 300 and dummy.

Concord K. of C. League Titto’s Bluejays R. Hurstak E. Murphy V. Giannini J. Segedelli J Finigan Wrens J. Carr R. Donaghey L. Dwyer L. McNally E. Finigan

Traditional Tilt Delayed By Flu At Concord

The Middlesex School and St George's of Newport R I traditional game scheduled this Saturday is postponed due to flu and may be rescheduled for Nov 16 at Concord. St George's has beaten several rivals and tied Portsmouth Priory. the 52nd game in the 1902 series, may be moved to next week.

Stephen Bradley Grant Wilson Sudbury Town Hall Concord Middlesex School St. George’s Newport R.I Tabor Milton Moses Brown Portsmouth Priory Pomfret

Unclear sports tally and player scores fragment

The fragment lists numbers and parenthetic scorers including F. Malcolm 1310, M. Dee 239, T. Burke 268, P. Horne 155 with two, L. Venti 168 two, J. Murdock 278, plus totals 231 and 1281. No readable context or event.

F. Malcolm M. Dee T. Burke P. Horne L. Venti J. Murdock

Bridge scoring totals by teams and players

The list records high scores for multiple teams such as Bridge Acres Fitz Simmons J Meynihan Redford A Nelson Parker Hubbardville Priest Tudys and Hardware with individual scores ranging from 205 to 324 and team totals from 1285 to 1447 across divisions and dummies.

Bud” Harmon Hamson J. Gilbert T. Gormley B. Malloy Fitz Simmons J. Meynihan Redford A. Nelson R. Parker J. Goshgarian R. Trainor P- Horne J. Castor T. Burke Hubbardville B. Cull D. Ballou J. Mayo Ic Mayo Dummy Priest T. H W. Nickerson B. Nickerson D. Drugge Tudys J. Dempsey D. Mulcahy P. Moreau T. Fitzpatrick D. Robinson J. Kelley M. Garcia J. Pageau L. Wi J. Steinmann

Belmont Hill and Middlesex Postponed Football Game

Belmont Hill and Middlesex School rescheduled a game after Belmont Hill illness. Lawrence Academy hosted in heavy rain and Groton won 13 to 46. Middlesex left with one win one tie and three defeats. another Saturday game hoped.

Concord Belmont Hill Middlesex Lawrence Academy Groton

Tuttes Intra Town League Highlights At Tutto’s

The report covers Tuttes events in the Concord-Miller Intra Town League with top players like Vic Stepens and Jo leads the gals. It notes many golfers and their sponsors plus records such as 106 for Stepens and 90.8 for Jo, along with several 100-plus scores and an old age highlight Bill Dee at 78. It also mentions a country club league opening and a claim about the number of professional astronomers in the United States.

Concord Miller Tuttes Alleys Maynard Hughie Wasi Vic Stepens Fram Ward Sal Grace Otto Lampinen Joshee Bernie Tobin I Am Fava Lou Baudreau Rose Pittsley Bert Rivetts Robbie Statkus

Maynard High School Honors Roll Noted for First Term

Principal announces the High School Honor Roll for term one. Seniors on High Honor include Janice Freeman Bernard Meister Irene Budrewicz Catherine Kulevich Annie Parker Jean Zanelli Wanda Zawadzki. Juniors and sophomores named with high honors reflect strong academic achievement. Freshmen also show high honors led by join pest Ari Chyzus and Judith Kane among others. Boston University visit and University of Connecticut football game planned. career conferences and guest speakers from local universities featured.

L . Maynard F D. Mailiol Janice Freeman Bernard Meister Irene Budrewicz Catherine Kulevich Aniie Parker Jean Zanelli Wanda Zawadzki Judith Kane Judith Byrne Bere Hapsitemta Beetie Kazaar Sandra Koski Judith Rutowski Leena Saastamdinen Dente Boston ‘University Arin High School Boston University University of Connecticut Say Eastern University Teading Greater

Emerson School Halloween Party Winners Report

Emerson School held a Halloween costumes contest with prizes for both seventh and eight grades. Winners included Ruth Mason as a pumpkin and Diane Ruble as a Chinese girl in the seventh grade, while Ann McDonnell was noted for creativity and Anthony Novick for originality in the eighth grade.

Emerson Maahe Pries Ann Besa Aed Boardman Mackie Se Frank Ang Ruth Mason Diane Ruble Carol Columbe Rodney Wi West Ann McDonnell Thebes Phillip Forest Frances Anthony Novick Thomas’ Hillias John Kuleisus Shiek Chee Tee Angi Eileen Keane Concord Mr. Roman P.T.A

Marlboro Speaks Stow The Stow Association Held Guests

A fragmented notice notes Marlboro speakers and a gathering at Mill Dam with guests in attendance. The incomplete text limits details about purpose or date.

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