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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
14
In brutal conditions at Concord Carlisle, Jim Ruggiero rushed 70 yards for the opening score and then added a 10 yard TD in the fourth quarter. Terry McDonnell recovered a fumble that helped clinch the victory as Concord failed to threaten. No stats were kept due to the field conditions.
Maynard Eddie Tetreault, radio and TV repairman, rolled the area's first 400 plus series at Concord Bowl. He posted 403 in the Maynard ac we which rolls at the alleys with singles of 147 146 18 and also bowls in Concord leagues.
Maynard and Joe Mullin starred as the teams traded baskets through four 10 minute periods. The scoreline shows a close contest with the period breakdown and several reserves contributing, while Gibb ons served as a field judge and the game clock ran.
Marlborough Frosh defeated Maynard 28 to 0 at Kelleher Field as Marlborough collected its fourth win in five games. Alex Rossi rushed 65 yards for the first TD, John Gethin returned a Maynard punt 55 yards for another score, and Morin added a 40 yard run after a pitch to seal the win.
Mixed foursomes at Concord Country Club Sunday produced multiple pairings with scores listed: Wilder Parks and Mrs G Brown 84 69. Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith 93 70. J Reddy and Mrs J Holmes 90 72. D M Riddle and Mrs W Anderson 91 73. Mr and Mrs J Shaw 88 73. Mr and Mrs G Hall 94 77. Mr and Mrs E P Chase 91 77. Mr and Mrs D Comins Jr 96 78. Mr and Mrs C Klinck 104 80. Mr and Mrs W Bush 97 82.
Maynard winners listed Maurice Jenney 75 68 Jack Mullaney 85 69 Dad Bagley 83 70 Pete MacKay 75 71 Stan Mas 93 71 John Labowicz 3.
Concord teams cannot play Sunday football without school committee approval. A meeting between postponement and a Sunday schedule to approve a Sabbath game is unlikely. Two Sunday jamborees have occurred in the past two seasons.
Nashoba Regional Chieftains beat Ayer 38 to 6 on a rainy Ayer gridiron as Walt Zadroga scores three touchdowns on runs of 20 40 and 24 yards. Jim Sutton adds a rushing TD and Nashoba earns its fifth win of the season.
Belmont Hill stays unbeaten at 5 and blanked Middlesex early before a late push. Bob Walsh scores three touchdowns and Doug McLean adds a long run and a second score as Ty Prince and John Smethurst connect for another Belmont Hill score.
In Friday action of the K of C Bowling League the Concord-Orioles defeated the Hawks 3-1. Wrens beat the Falcons 3-1, Eagles downed the Ravens 3-1, and Bluejays topped the Robins 3-1. High scorers listed: Lombardo 341 Carr 327 Casson 320 Garfia 319 Baptiste 321 Moore 318.
Concord Carlisle junior Currier finished first for his school in the state cross country meet at White Stadium Boston as Falmouth won Class D with 86 points. Ken Hanson was fifth in 12 57. George Stankus Oxford clocked 12 33. Currier’s time neared 14 30 with Lapham Bulger Arnott Callahan among scoring teammates.
The injury riddled Concord Carlisle team fought hard but Maynard pulled ahead with an aerial barrage late, earning a 46th meeting victory. Walt Carew began Maynard’s surge in a series marked by rugged play and key breaks, as Will DeRosa notches his third win over the Patriots in 11 years.
The Acton-The varsity field hockey team lost 2-1 to Chelmsford on a cold rainy day as Leslie Jeanson scored for the Colonials and Miss Crance netted the winner for Chelmsford. Captains Paradis and LeClerc led a strong defense and goalkeeping effort. JV and varsity seasons wrap with six wins four losses and one tie for the year. Marilyn LeClerc is named captain for 1963.
Local golfers plan a junket to North Carolina led by Jim Garcia of Maynard Country Club. The group includes Dr. Doug Quirk Frank Taylor Russ Quinn Tim Gleason and Joe. They intend to travel in two cars for the vacation and possible planning sessions.
Public service notice urges citizens to invest in savings bonds to support the country. It emphasizes patriotism and financial security, highlighting the role of bonds in national wartime needs and long term savings for families.
The league announces a December 3 start with six teams, as Chile returns to the circuit. Ken confirms Jose Alex as organizer and notes teams remain the same as last season.
The Maynard Panthers beat Concord 12 to 0 in a rain soaked clash delayed by weather. Officials scrambled to assemble players as hundreds of fans faced postponements and forfeit concerns amid heavy rain and gusty winds.
A report recalls recent disturbances by about 94 teens at Maynard and Concord games, noting a shift from old school pranks to serious behavior. It cites police intervention and calls for stronger action to curb rowdy acts while preserving rivalry and sportsmanship.
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