Sixth Win Comes After Slow Start and Fumbles
Concord fumbled eight times as Melrose defeated them 52 yards by Olsen on a pitchout and a defensive game with Olsen intercepting a pass. Melrose led 52 yards after a key kickoff return and a late fourth quarter drive, while Concord struggled with ball security.
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Oaks Pamandy
Concord
Sanne Poh Nevirdon
Sonhommte
Rennie Olsen
Dare DeRuzzo
Trusty
Verinst
Davidson
F‘er Olsen
DeRuzzo
Olsen
Melrose
Ponders
Jack Magoon
Ilie Hancock
Stewart
Hancock
RED Raiders
Yale
Sam” Shaw
Wellesley
John Mowder
Jim” Kidd
Rex Kidd
Holy Cross
Charles K. Yeremian
Gehahce
Better Late Than Concord 13 l McHugh and Others
A detailed listing of players and positions follows a Concord game report. Touchdowns credited to Davidson and Olsen with DeRuzzo converting the extra point. Referee Mitchell and officials O'Donnell Hill Brennan. Four 10 minute periods.
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Concord
McHugh
B. Alexander
Condon
Silvio
Maddox
Powderly
Nanoli
Barthus
Fredentburgh
Parker
Cerasculo
House
Duggan
DeRuzzo
Magoon
Loynd
Alexander
Sweeneygh
Bouchard
Caldwell
Cullinane
Olsen
Foster
Silva
Ihb
Soule
Crowell
Maher
Davidson
Hancock
Melrose
R. Jones
Walsh
Gittes
Lancaster
Gulla
Flanagan
Lucer
Kelly
Benard
Powers
Shimin
Dustin
Hume
Ban
Burnham
Kidd
Lovejoy
Stewart
Mitchell
O’donnell
Hill
Brennan
Week-End Grid Scores and Local Highs Across Teams
A quick roundup of college and local football scores including Boston University 14 Temple 14 and Harvard 21 Princeton 41. Notable showings feature California 7 and UCLA 57 with tight finishes in several regionals and city school results.
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College
Boston U
Temple
Brown
Connecticus
Dartmouth
Cee
Maly Cross
Colg Pringeton
Harvard
Clemson
Syracuse
Poem State
Georgia Tech
Army
Duke
Virginia
No. Carolina
Kentucky
Tulane
Alabama
Chattanooga
Tennessee
L.S.J
Michigan
Cornell
Michigan State
Indiana
Northwestern
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Purdue
Minnesota
Missouri
Colorado
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Washington
California
Stanford
U.C.L.A
Oregon State
Rice
Arkansas
Texas
Baylor
Lowell Crushes Lynn Classical 38-0 to Secure Bowl Bid
Lowell, undefeated in Class A, smashed Lynn Classical 38-0 as it accepted a Piedmont Bowl berth in Winston Salem. The game extended Lowell’s momentum toward the state title while Concord’s similar past bids in 1950 and 1951 are noted as context.
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Lowell
Lynn
Lynn Classical
Pepe
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Concord
Carolina
Meginmen
Classical
Lexington Girding For Concord Tops Needham 1914
Concord prepares for an unbeaten Wellesley visit while rival Lexington defeats Needham 19 to 14. Lexing ton showcases a stronger squad led by guard Bernie Kihtleen, Marques, and quarterback George Royal who also contributes passing. Lexington faces Reading next, with a season slate featuring two wing backs and six defeats.
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Concord
Wellesley High
Lexington High
Needham
Lexington
Bernie Kihtieen
Marques
George Royal
Reading
Concord Rod and Gun Club Meeting Postponed
The Concord Rod and Gun Club announces its November meeting set for Wednesday the 26th with the location to be announced. President Gilbert Jenee will preside and discuss new snares. all members are ill and could not play.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Peneee Eee
Sort Aely
Gilbert Jenee
Pees de Fe
Release Pairings For Monday Night in Mill Dam Bowl League
Announced pairings for next Monday night at Tutte's Alleys Maynard include Ellis against Jokers K of C Srs versus Hustlers K of C Jrs versus Ramblers Lincoln versus Postoffice Thrift versus Andy Boy Tudys versus Anchors all at 7 p m The first round should end December 1st.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Tutte’s
Maynard
Ellis
Jokers
K. of C. Srs
Hustlers
K. of C. Jrs
Ramblers
Lincoln
Postoffice
Thrift
Andy Boy
Tudys
Anchors
Canadian Aquarium Society President Promises Jaw Nerve Cure
In Toronto Ontario the president of the Canadian Aquarium Society says he has a cure for jaw nerves and finds watching fish relaxing. He mentions keeping fish for two decades and owning 300 specimens in a small town setting.
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Toronto
Ont
U.P
Canadian Aquaria Society
W. L. Whitern
Mell and Wilson Ready for November 17 Rematch in Welterweights
Veteran fighters Pell Mel and Whiz Wilson train for a 12 round New England welterweight title bout on November 17 in Nieceala. Their recent 10 round sparring session ended in a sensational draw, fueling calls for a rematch with the title at stake and both men eager to prove the outcome.
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Gus
Pell
Mel
Wilson
New England
Nieceala
Mell
Bedford Bowling League and Area Football Schedule
Sport calendar lists Bedford bowling league with five matches in Lexington at 7 p m. Concord high C squad faces Swampscott football at Swampscott and Peter Bulkeley Junior High meets Swampscott at 3 p m. Saturday features grade school games Rideout and Emerson grounds 10 a m plus Middlesex School versus Milton Academy in Milton 2 p m and Concord high against Wellesley high at Emerson 2 p m Maynard high vs Marlboro high at Marlboro 2 p m. A Concord Citizens Committee meeting at the Co Operative Bank directors room 4 m. Monday brings a Earl concert and Mill Rose Bowl league at Tutte’s Alleys Mayford 7 p m. Wednesday includes Ladies Ten Pin Bowling at Lexington 7 p m and Our Lady’s Holy Name League at Maynard 9 p m. Thursday Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A bowling at Maynard 9 p m.
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Bedford
Lexington
Concord High
Swampscott
Peter Bulkeley
Rideout
Emerson
Mddlesex School
Milton Academy
Milton
Wellesley High
Emerson Playground
Maynard High
Marlboro High
Marlboro
Concord Citizens Committee
Co Operative Bank Directors Room
High Jayvees
Melrosé High Jayvees
Melrose
Mill Dem
Tutte’s
Mayford
Our Lady’s Holy Name
Maynard
Christiang C.D.A
Our Lady's Holy Na Bowling Standings
The fragment lists team standings and scores from Our Lady's Holy Na bowling. Mentions include Team No.3 with pinfall 987 4179 and individuals Joe Steinmann 309 and Frank Devlin 93, plus high team and high individual markers.
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OUR Lady’s Holy NA
Eee Tae
Eeie
Aemieh Meh
Manny
Gece
Joe Steinmann
Baacon
Frank Devlin
Quakers as Rebels Lose in Last Wednesday Bowling Night
Concord bowling match reports Patriots defeat Quakers 2-2 while Minute-Maids route Rebels 3-1. Polly Heyliger posts 294 top triple and 122 top single, with high scores from Recco Burke and others. team totals show varied results across factions.
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Concord
Lexington
Polly Heyliger
Patriots
Quakers
Rebels
Shirley Recco
Marge Burke
Edie McGrath
Polly Beaudoin
Elaine Hardie
Margaret Algeo
Becky Faunce
Nan Burke
Gert Dee
Mary Connell
Margaret Nickerson
Alargrove
Mim Clark
Dottie Scherer
Heyliger
Jeannette Stensby
Hall Of Fame Grid Contest Through Dec 11
The Hall of Fame grid contest sponsored by the Enterprise continues into its third week. Readers can submit one coupon showing 60 frames of former graduates from Sanford high school. Entries must be in by midnight Thursday December 11. Additional coupons available at the Enterprise offices.
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Hall of Fame
Enterprise
Ed‘tor
Concord High Faces Undefeated Wellesley In Weekend Showdown
Concord High travels to Emerson Playground for a 2 p.m. Saturday kickoff as it seeks its seventh win and to halt Wellesley’s pursuit of an undefeated season. Wellesley has won six straight, behind QB Balboni and standout backs, while Concord aims to rebound after a lackluster performance at Melrose and continues its drive toward the homestretch of the 1952 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Concord High
Concord
Wellesley
Walpole
Norwood
Natick
Reading
Lexington
Hingham
Marlboro
Charlie‘ Gubefini
Ted Steeves
Gubellini
Clich
Maurice Balbini
Bob Woods
Bob McSweeney
John McTigue
Bob Cremonhi
Ed Primavera
Bruce Artington
Jerry Ramsland
Phil Johnston
Fred Bourque
Bob Severson
McTigue
Balboni
Johnston
Bourque
Invaders
Ron Gallerini
Waldron
Burke
Sadler
Kilmaine
Keefe
Zugler
Melrose
Hudson
Rival CO stoneham and nearby towns secure wins and losses
In a season open, Stoneham beat Needham and Belmont, Melrose, Natick, Marlboro, Hingham, Norwood, and others posted victories. Reading, Reading, and Lexingon were among teams defeated while Framingham fell. The West Con meeting details and season supper with Fred Nolan reference a 1953 officers gathering and upcoming lineup plans.
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Fred Nolan
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