Middlesex Edges St George's For Third Win Of Season
Middlesex secured a 41-12 victory over St George's on Saturday, earning its second straight win. The 1952 schedule concludes with a 2 PM game against Milton Academy at Milton this coming Saturday, after a postponed game with St George's. Milton, led by Oward Ticknor, has recent wins over Noble and Greenough and St. Sebastian's while losing to Governor Dumber.
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George’ S School
Newade Island
Loyals
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Milton
St. George’s
Noble & Greenough
Dedham Pirate School
Oward Ticknor
En Ticknor
Harvard
Milton Eldely
St. Sebastian’s
Governor Dumner
Groton
Grono
Garcia Rolls 303 and 133 In Holy Name bowling
West ConcordManny Garcia of Team 1 posted a new high single this season with 303 and 133 during Our Lady Help of Christians league at Tutte's Alleys May riple 308. Team 2 led by Barker beat Team 1 61 while Team 4 totaled 1271 and Team 3 1164 in Wednesday matches.
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Garcia
Holy Name
Vet West
Concord
Manny Garcia
Our Lady Help of Christians
Tutte’s
Mayriple
Barker
Jean No
Concord High Notes Behind Testimonial and Upcoming Events
Sports notes outline a planned testimonial banquet for Concord High and a schedule of events. The group plans a Tuesday meeting afternoon to finalize plans, with mention of the rubber league and the Middle Atlantic cross country banner at Belmont on November 4th. Ray Riddick praised for helping Concord, Winston-Salem Jayvees visit Arlington in a 26 to 7 win, and first local basketball games set for Acton Alumni camp next Tuesday night.
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Coe Concord Citi
Apis Psati
Concord High
Belmont
Iber
Lowell
Ray Riddick
Ray
Concord
Inston-Salem
Imnje
Megin
Winston-Salem Jayvees
Charlie Morris
Bob” Pardue
Acton
Yes
Poland Reemerges as a State in 1919 After 1815 Absence
The record notes that Poland disappeared from the map in 1815 and was not re established as a state until 1919. The brief outlines a long period of absence before national restoration.
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Poland
Wellesley Newcomer Tops Concord Rivalry In Historic Series
The Concord-Wellesley grid rivalry features Wellesley leading the series 6 wins to 3 with one tie across 10 games dating back to 1902. notable games include a 52-6 Wellesley win in 1939 and 32-0 Concord losses in 1937 and 1938, with key players like Meryl Frost and Cy Pickard cited in past clashes.
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Concord
Wellesley High
Concord High
Totas
Wellesley
Meryl Frost
Dartmouth
Bob Cousins
Bill Nicol
Bob Field
Bob Lawson
Carl Johanson
Maynard Girl Represents Western College in Lake Erie Tourney
Arlene Erikson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans H Erikson of 10 Great Road will represent Western College for Women Oxford Ohio in the Great Lakes Field Hockey association tournament at Lake Erie College Painesville Ohio on November 15 and 16 She is one of six Western students on a 15 girl team drawn from the Miami Valley Field Hockey association which includes Miami University Earlham College University of Dayton Wittenberg College and the Dayton club Erikson will play left fullback a senior on the team.
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Maynard
Arlene Erikson
Hans H. A. Erikson
Great Road
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Miss Erikson
Miami Valley
The
University of Dayton
Wittenber College
Dayton Club
Concord Norwich University grid win notes players
Concord Norwich University won another game on Saturday with Pete Mutty at fullback and Jack Fihan at end for the Horsemen. Other items include Wellesley’s two games in four days, corrections on Vermont and Massachusetts players, and Danvers, Amesbury, and Lexington racing for Class C honors.
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Concord Norwich ’University
Concord
Pete Mutty
Jack Fihan
Horsemen
Jack
Mutty
Wellesley High
Walpole
Wellesley
John Certuse
Maynard
Howe
Bi Ica
Charlie Lampson
Lampsons
Ely Codding
Vermont
Middlebury
Bill Gower
Danvers
Reading
Lexington
Amesbury
Verne Adams
University of Massachusetts
O’rourkemen
New Ham
Adams
Lexington High
Lowell Signed For Piedmont Bowl
Concord members of the Winston Salem Jayvees signed Lowell High School to play in the Piedmont Bowl on Saturday December 6. Lowell, coached by Ray Riddick, has eight straight wins and a third bowl bid in five seasons. Opponent to be named in two weeks, possibly a South Carolina team.
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Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carollina
Jayvees
Lowell High School
Charlie Morris
Bob” Pardue
Boston
Lowell
Ray Riddick
South Carolina
Acton High names basketball candidates as season opens
Acton High School coaches greet 21 candidates led by Capt John Edgar and Bobby Greenough in pre season drills. The squad prepares for a November 25 regular season opener at Westford Academy after an earlier November 18 game against an Alumni team.
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Acton
Joe” Sheehan
John Edgar
Bobby Greenough
Ken Marbie
Glen Pasanen
Arthur Lowden
Billy Hanper
Billy Kazakas
Brian Fitzgerald
Dick Schou
David Nichols
George Morse
Arthur Howell
Joe Warren
Wm. Mitchell
Wesley Baker
Paul Greenough
Earl Steeves
Billy Bradley
Jerry Davis
Donald Howell
Jack Reagan
Westford
Concord High field hockey ties Lexington amid undefeated run
Concord High School field hockey tied Lexington 1 1 at Lexington as Marcia Polley scored in the second half and Capt. Betty Cross and Sue Powers stood out on defense. Both Concord and Lexington jayvees also played to a scoreless tie.
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Concord
Concord High School
Field Hocey
Lexington
Marcia Polley
Jan Martin
Betty Cross
Sue
Powers
Jayvees
Sudbury High School Team Makes Good Showing
Sudbury High School’s football team defeated Lawrence Academy 5 0 on a rain soaked Groton field. The win followed a winless streak and featured goals by Web Cutting Frank Vana Bill Boyd and Paul McGovern. Captain Dotty Hawes led 1st team scorers with 11 points and Charlotte Mercier added 8 as Sudbury posted a strong showing for both first and second teams under manager Diane Fairbanks.
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Sudbury
Lawrence
Sudbury High Eleven
Lawrence Academy
Groton
Hudson
Belmont Hill
Merrill
Web Cutting
Frank Vana
Bill Boyd
Paul McGovern
Green and White
Wayland
Natick
Acton
Dotty Hawes
Charlotte Mercier
Madgie Johnson
Chelsford
Weston
Maynard
Chelmsford
Margie Doherty
Peggy Briggg
Marion Miller
Jody Devlin
Paula Cartman
Joan Harding
Judy Goodrich
Lily Laine
Jane Flynn
Louise Pike
Margaret Burches
Helen Krause
Gertrude Davison
Peggy Briggs
Peggy Clark
Barbara Allen
Sally Cutler
Roy Fay
David Mattsen
Howard Porter
John Kahlainen
Will Wilson
Edgar Christian
Carl Burland
William Boyd
Allan Tallant
Webster Cutting
Sudbury High School
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Smith
Sudbury 1 Hudson 0 in season finale on home field
The Merrillmen of Sudbury defeated the Red and White of Hudson 1-0 on November 5 to cap a strong first soccer season. Bill Boyd scored after a halftime pep talk, as six seniors starred in the win, boosting Sudbury to three wins and two ties.
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Sudbury
Hudson
Merrillmen
Sudbury High
Merrill
Bill Boyd
Acton
Sudburyites
Concord to meet Winchester on 1953 grid schedule
Concord High plans to host Winchester High in 1953 in a Middlesex League football clash. Bernard E. Megin announced the change, with Henry Knowlton coaching the Indians at Henderson Playground on September 26, replacing Stoneham.
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Concord
Winchester High
Concord High
Bernard E. Megin
Indians
Henry Knowlton
Hmerson Playground
Stoneham
Winchester
Knowlton
Hudson
Foreign flavor in Texas town sparks diverse nods
In a Texas town residents discuss global tastes with mentions of China Egypt Holland Ireland Italy Palestine Scotland Turkey and Trinidad signaling cultural awareness and curiosity about international origins in a small community setting.
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Texas
Nainiea Tee
China
Egypt
Holland
Ireland
Italy
Palestine
Scotland
Turkey
Trinidad
Acton High Seeks Guidance Panel At Lawrence Event
Acton High School prepares for a Merrimack Valley Guidance Association Conference at the Lawrence Naval Reserve Armory tonight. Principal William L. O Connell, Superintendent Whitman Pearson, and guidance leaders will discuss what administrators expect from the guidance program.
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Acton High School
Ruth. Proctor
William L. O'Connell
Whitman Pearson
Merrimack
Furlough for West Concord Navy Wave Miss Virginia Sawyer
Miss Virginia M. Sawyer WAVES member on furlough visits West Concord with friends. She serves in hospital duty at San Diego California after time at Bainbridge Maryland and played basketball for Concord High and Chelmsford. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sawyer of Chelmsford.
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West Concord
Virginia M. Sawyer
U. S. Navy
WAVES
San’ Diegoi
California
Sawyer
Concord High School
Chelmsford
Ralph Sawyer
Riverneck Road
Derby Street
Bainbridge
Maryland
Banquet Honors Elizabeth Mattison Sponsor of Concord Sabrejets
The Concord Sabrejets attended a testimonial for the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League champions the Littleton Hornets at Littleton. Mrs Elizabeth Mattison presented the championship trophy to coach Bob Cozzens.
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Elizabeth Mattison
Concord Sabrejets
Pield
North Middlesex
Littleton Hornets
Littleton
Mattison
Bob Cozzéns
Boxer Club Show Brings Ring Action to Concord
The Concord Middlesex Boxer Club held its annual sanction show on Sunday with participants including Caiden, Saran, and Recon S. Fliers noted entries from Essex and nearby clubs as spectators watched dog handling and ring demonstrations.
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Boxer Club
Concord
Ann Middlesex
Maynard High School Coaches Walk Off Field After Game
Maynard officials and superintendent sided with football coach Willie after he pulled the team mid fourth period on Saturday. Officials faced criticism as players faced threats. authorities said the game ended early with tensions rising and players packing up to leave.
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Maynard
Dick Lawson
Maynard High School Open Board
Willie
Lerica
Sprites
Aynard
a.Maynard
Deon
Rosa
Rival extends Saturday win streak to seven in holiday clash
Concord High defeated Walpole 12 to 0 on the holiday afternoon at Walpole. Wellesley remains favored to upset Concord, extending Walpole’s 64 game winless skid since the 1945 season.
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Concord
Wellesley High
Concord High
Walpole
Walpole J
Wellesley
Winnable Week Ahead in Local High School Grid Picks
A reader outlines Saturday forecasts from Lowell to Waltham with picks including Belmont, Dedham, Weston, Wakefield, Wellesley, Needham, Milton, Hudson, Fitchburg, Framingham, Waltham, Middlesex, Wayland, Watertown, Cambridge Latin, Lexington, Chelmsford and Johnson. He notes 230 points possible and seeks reversals after a rough previous weekend.
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Waltham
Lowell
Arlington
Howe
Belmont
Dedham
Weston
Medfield
Winchester
Wakefield
Wellesley
Concord
Needham
Milton
Maynard
Marlboro
Hudson
St. Bernard’s
Fitchburg
Framingham
Stoneham
Newton
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Wayland
Dracut Watertown
Cambridge Latin
Lexington
Reading
Chelmsford
Johnson
Ramblers Lose First Point In Mill Dam League
Hap Han son’s Ramblers drop a 3-1 decision to Elks as Concord leads the league. Sammy DeMeo of Andy Boy earns the top triple 315 while Bud Harmon posts the high single 119 for Ramblers. Jokers win 3-1 over K of C Srs with captain Conie Bregoli guiding the team to the high triples and singles.
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Concord
Hap
Hanson
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Elks
Maynard
Andy Boy
Tudys
Thrift
Postoffice
Hustlers
Lincoln
Jokers
C. Srs
Sammy DeMeo
Chicopee Race Won by West Acton Runner Kelley
West Acton marathoner Johnny Kelley won the Chicopee Merchants Association 10 mile race Tuesday, prevailing by two seconds over Johnny Lafferty of Quonset. Leslie Pawson of Pawtucket finished fourth.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Chicopee
Merchants’ Association
Johny. Lafférty
Quonset
Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
Maynard Defeats Concord High 2–0 in Friday Games
Maynard earned two straight 2–0 wins over Concord High School this Friday afternoon. The decisive victories showcased dominant pitching and solid defense for the Maynard squad.
Maynard Coach DeRosa Faces Umpire Controversy
Report details heated Maynard football game with coaching disputes over umpire calls and onfield conduct. DeRosa allegedly clashed with the umpire after a series of contested rulings, leading to penalties and onfield tensions during the match.
Wellesley Slides Past Concord In Close Standings Fight
Wellesley trails Concord by one point after a 38 to 1 win loss mix shows a seam of 543 in Class C standings. Wellesley and Dancy share third place while Lowell bowls Class A and Wareham faces a 104 loss as Howe nears a return.
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Concord
Mel
Standinghbury
Dancy Wellesley
Lowell
Waite
Wareham
Howe
Cord
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R. Beatty
J. Steinmann
R. Cahill
R. Currier
T. Ryan
F. Devlin
M. Garcia
L. Frawley
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S. O’conne
C. Megan
J. U
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Tek. MacEachern
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Spe Paulson
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Ang Bony
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Piedmont Bowl
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Acton High
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Ayland
Sudbury Chelmsford
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Eevee
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Péarson
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Pogram
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Maureen Sweeney
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Janice Hill
David Alfen
Dainda Aberle
Christopher Lundberg
Doana Loring
Onald Lee
Checkers
Arlene Howe
Roger Pederson
Karen Anderson
Richard Freeman
Margaret Hare
Richard Nylander
David Flint
Richard Ray
Ruth Harris
Paul Charter
O’connell
Sylvia Jewell
Gaye Clarke
Loig Bonnar
Actoh High
Richard Laffin
Dardana Berry
William Hanper
Elaine Priest
Robert Greenough
David Sibel
Ruth Erikson
Joanne Acorn
Pigskin Pickin
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Kelley
Wirmer
Concord High Sch
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