Unbeaten Concord Faces Test Against Strong Marlboro
Concord aims to defend its Class C lead after a Class B win over Melrose. Marlboro, 10th in C, brings a veteran lineup and a strong passing attack led by Villeneuve to challenge Concord’s inexperienced front. Keys include Marlboro’s line in the no-injury context and the duel between Marlboro backs and Concord co captains Hutchinson and Horne.
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Concord
Marlboro
Melrose
Roy Norden
Natick
Minute Me
Bernie Megin
Jack Janey
Gene Villeneuve
Panthers
Andy Horne
Allen Poteharty
Charlie Flanigan
Jack Hutchinson
Frontier
Villeneuve
Mike Long
Concord Marlboro
F. Smith
le Re
R. Ryan Voigt
Hamilton Baker
Papile . Hutchinson
C Ce
Ricciuti Mattison
O’brien Arnold
Woodworth Mills
Long J. Hutchinson
Villeneuve Horne
Fiske Dougherty
Ruger Flanigan
Delaney
Bruins Full Power Ready for Rangers Test
Boston coach Mitt Schmidt aims for a full Bruins lineup Thursday night against the New York Rangers. Lorne Ferguson Don McKenney and Ed Panagabko sat out practice with bruised shoulder and muscle pulls. Fleming Mackell returned to workouts after knee surgery and eyes a possible Thursday return with a Sunday Detroit game uncertain.
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Boston
Mitt Schmidt
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Schmidt
Lorne Ferguson
Don McKenney
Ed Panagabko
Ferguson
McKenney
Panagabko
Montreal Canadiens
Fleming Mackell
Rangers
Predict Easier Home Building Credit in ’56
Henry G. Waltemade of New York told the National Association of Real Estate Boards that 1956 will see eased home buying credit while home building stays strong. He cited high demand, rising wages, and low foreclosures as signs of a healthy market and noted government lending restrictions may loosen soon.
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New York
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Association
Henry G. Waltemade
Waltemade
Yale Eyes First Title in Nine Years in Ivy Clash
New Haven, Conn. Yale meets Princeton in a pivotal Saturday showdown that could clinch the Ivy League crown for Yale for the first time since 193? and boost its claim to the Big Three title. The piece recalls historic quirks from 1885 and 1889 games and highlights the high stakes in this old rivalry.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Princeton
New Jersey
Lamar
Walter Camp
Camp
Thomas
Bert Hanson
Hanson
Princeto
Instruct Children on Safety Rules in Champaign Illinois
Safety specialist O L Hogsett urges teaching children to obey authority figures and follow crossing and traffic rules. Walkers should use sidewalks or face oncoming traffic with a bright jacket, bicyclists must heed signs, and bus riders should obey the driver and be cautious when boarding or leaving the bus.
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Champaign
Noliceman
O. L. Hogsett
University of Illnois Agriculture College
Hogsett
State asks hunters to send pheasant bands for stocking study
Officials report only about 750 leg bands collected this season from 36 450 stocked cock pheasants. Results depend on hunters sending in bands with date and location of harvest to assess stocking effectiveness and guide future funding. Wing and tail projects for grouse and quail wings have also drawn slow responses, with 300 grouse wing sets and 150 quail wings received.
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Charles McLaughlin
Division of Fisheries and Game
Bristol
Norfolk
Fish and Game
Westbury
Northeast Wildlife District
Acton
Harold Bradbury
RFD
South Acton
Fellows
Concord Sports Notes Highlight Local League Activities
Concord Citizens Committee seeks new members for the December 10 football banquet at State Armory. Notable twins from Concord include Bill and Jack Hutchinson with Bill as snapperback and Jack as quarterback and co captain. Also announced are the Concord Little League meeting on November 18 at Town House and preparations for the Inter State Basketball League launch with entries from Littleton Concord Acton Hudson and Maynard. The Marlboro game will award an official U S Olympic sweater to the most outstanding player.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
State Armory
Acton
Hudson
Maynard
Local Middlesex Teams Win Three
On Wednesday November 2 Middlesex football squads posted three wins. The C team crushed Nobles 27 to 0 in Dedham. The 4th team beat Rivers 27 to 13 in Concord. The Pup team defeated Fessenden School 26 to 12 in West Newton.
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Concord
Middlesex
Dedham
Nobles
Rivers
Fessenden School
West Newton
Firlotte Roars To New England Cross Country Crown
Paul Firlotte of the University of Maine wins the 42nd New England inter-collegiate cross country title at Franklin Park in 24:24 on a re-routed 4.5 mile course. Bob Horn of Massachusetts places second in 24:29 with Rod Boucher of Providence College third. Maine leads with 42 points as five of seven Maine runners finish in the top 15. It marks Firlotte’s third straight Yankee Conference title.
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Boston
Paul Firlotte
University of Maine
New England
Firlotte
Lewiston
Maine
Franklin Park
Bob Horn
University of Massachusets
Rod Boucher
Providence College
Newsprint price hike by Bowater and six others
Bowater Pawel Company joined seven newsprint producers in raising prices by four dollars per ton with the new delivered price in New York City set at 130 dollars per ton, effective December 1.
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New York
Bowater Pawel Company
Bowater
New York City
PIGSKIN PICKIN S Ominous Week For Local Gridiron Picks
Waltham trader Jupe Plevious aside I score 190 of 270 as several games delayed. Upsets include Brookline beating Watertown Arlington defeating Weymouth Needham Lexington tied. Season total 900 of 1020 with tough picks ahead.
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Waltham
Ole Jupe Plevious
Brookline
Watertown
Arlington
Weymouth
Needham
Lexington
Bill O
Winchester
Wakefield
Cambridge Latin
Quincy
Milton
Reading
Maynard
Milford
Weston
Lynn
Belmont
Dedham
Malden
Everett
Hudson
Framingham
Lowell
Newton
Middlesex
St. George’s
Groton
St. Mark’s
Brockton
Ouija Board
Marlboro
Concord
Locals Meet St. George's in 51st grid clash
Concord Middlesex School faces rival St. George's of Newport in the 51st annual football encounter Saturday at 2 PM. Middlesex seeks its third win in a season with two losses and a tie, after last year’s 25 9 victory and a 21 0 win in 1953.
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Concord
Middlesex School
St. George’s
Newport
Rhode Island
Middlesex
Tw Inscey
Concord Grid News Highlights and Local Matchups
Concord journeys to Worcester to watch Holy Cross defeat Dayton 13 to 7. Ex player Joe Callahan, co captain of the 1948 Class C unbeaten team, completes his college career after service. Middlesex League fees set for Week include Winchester versus Wakefield and Reading at Lexington. Marlboro and Concord face a high-stakes game likely to draw a near record crowd with weather as a factor.
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Concord
Worcester
Holy Cross
Dayton
Joe Callahan
Joe
Middlesex
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Lexington
Smalles
Middlesex School
St. George’s
Marlboro
Concords
Nce
Fierra Rolls 354 And 124 In Acton Bowling League
Acton Fran Fierra rolled the high triple 354 and high single 124 as Farmers moved within one point of league leader Oilers. Oilers lost to Outcasts 3-1 while Outlaws and Wildcats tied 2-2. Other leaders included Hatch 323 and 122, Weidner 323 and 118, Moore 304 and 120. Standings shown.
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Acton
Fran Fierra
Harvard
Farmers
Oilers
Outlaws
Wildcats
Fierra
George Hatch
Red Sox land Vernon Porterfield Schmitz Umphlett in nine player deal
Boston receives Vernon Vernon and Porterfield along with Johnny Schmitz and Tommy Umphlett in a bold nine player trade. Washington gains a new look while Boston hopes for a late surge with veteran power and strong pitching. The deal pins high expectations on Porterfield and Vernon despite past season struggles.
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Boston
Mike Higgins
Red Sox
Bob Porterfield
Mickey Vernon
Washington Star
Dallas
Higgins
Vernon
Porterfield
Joe Cronin
Washington
Chuck Dressen
Johnny Schmitz
Tommy Umphlett
Dick Brodowski
Truman Clevenger
al Curtis
Karl Olson
Neil Chrisley
Sudbury Fire Chief Reports Smoke Alarm at Depot
Fire alarm at the South Sudbury Depot proved to be a smoking stove from a defective smoke pipe. The heating plant is condemned until a masonry chimney meets the town building code. Chief St Germain warns that oil burning space heaters in garages violate fire laws and allows no oil storage permits.
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Sudbury
South Sudbury
St. Germain
Massachusetts
Bregoli Scores 39 as Ramblers Edge Concord-Dalgo
Bregoli led with 39 points for the Ramblers in a Mill Dam Bowling League win at Mande ton. Macone added a 133 single while the team totaled 40 strikes, lifting Concord-Dalgo to second place as Anchor slipped.
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Concord
Dalgo Bregoli
Mill Dam
Mandeton
Ramblers
Bregoli
Hick A Macone
Andy Boy Combine
Hi oTman
320 College Avenue mystery comedy to be staged at Sudbury High
Sudbury High will stage 320 College Avenue a mystery comedy Friday November 18 at 8 00 p m in the auditorium. Senior cast of 27 directed by Mr Keough with stage effects by Priscilla Fellows features characters like Rommey Lucille Ken Phyllis Penny Nydia Nan Hap and Professor Slopes among others. Tickets available from junior high students or senior class members.
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College Avenue
Ballard and
Eberhart
Sudbury High Audiorium
Mr. Keough
Diane Fairbanks
Marjorie Doherty
Priscilla Fellows
Rommey
Lucille
Ken
Phyllis
Penny
Nydia
Nan
Hap
Slopes
College Avene
Eisenhower
Rocky Marciano
Max Liebman
Robert Motgomery
Sudbury
Dee Ann Hairston
Sally Cutler
Jean Taylor
Baird Pittman
Carol Bailey
Breda Fletcher
Willaim Smith
Nancy Polhamus
Frank Vana
Donald Howell
Nancy Cushing
Jane Parks
Paul McGovern
Frances Young
William Carroll
John Moulton
Robert Noyes
Barbara Dawson
Barbara Johnson
Louis Casells
Gertrude Davison
William
Constance Cartman
Heather Maranis
Joan Pirrello
Bar
Sara Snider
Deborah Dunsford
Man Keeps Wartime Shoes Worn Daily Since 1920s
Westbrook of Cres Springs bought seven dollar war shoes in 1915 and wore them only on Sundays and special events until 1948. Now, decades later, he wears them daily to show that his hands sustain his livelihood.
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Merion
Will Westbrook
Cres} Springs
Westbrook
Developer faces water protection demands for fire safety
Residents urge more water supply to safeguard homes if the developer is released without ensuring fire protection. Community leaders argue adequate water access is essential for firefighting and emergency response.
Tron Gs Boys Beat Hubs Of C Irs Tudys Downed
In a tight match the Tudys squad edged the Hubs of C Irs with key scores from Andy Boy and D team members. Carlson Fitzpatrick Jokers Pagano and Hobbs contributed notable totals as Lincoln and K C dts squads also posted strong numbers.
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Tg Boy
C. Irs
Tieg Tudys
Andy Boy
T. Burke
L. Venti
Ville
Carlson
L Fitzpatrick
Pagano
Giusti
H. Harmon
H. Smith
H. Hanson
C. Dts
L. Burgess
L. Wether Tognoni
Lincoln
D. Peterson
Dummy
Tudys
W. Dempsey
C Robinson
J. Martin
P. Muscato
T. Hopkin
Boston Governor Hints at Health Budget Strains
Fragmentary text indicates Governor Herter discussed state facilities and employee costs, noting mental health funding and hospital capacity. Mentions 1953 to 1954 budget issues, a proposed revenue plan, and hospital construction implications, with references to cuts and potential impacts on mental patients and public welfare.
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Boston
ULP
Anday
Gove
Cor Herter
Hertex
Herter
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