Middlesex takes 41 12 win as Milton prep links season notes
The locals rolled to a 41 12 victory marking their second straight win of the season. Middlesex faces Milton Academy next Saturday at Milton at 2. Milton, led by Howard Ticknor, beat Noble and Greenough 6 2 last week and has prior wins and losses against St George's Groton and others.
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Milton Academy
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Str. George’s
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Dedham
Garcia Rolls 303 And 133 In Holy Name Bowling
West Concord Manny Garcia of Team No 1 posted a 303 series and 133 single in Our Lady Help of Christians Bowling at Tutte's Alleys May seukie posted a 133. Barker of Team No 2 defeated Team No 1 as six weeks opening night progress noted. Team No 4 blanked Team No 3. Team No 2 finished with 061, Team No 1 1047, Team No 4 1271, Team No 3 1164.
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Riple
Barker
Concord High Plans Testimonial Barquet Event
Coy e Concord Citi zeris Agia report a testimonial barquet at Concord High School 1608 All team. The banquet is set for December on a Tuesday at the State Mary. Belmont hosts the annual Middle x League cross country banquet. Ray Riddick praised for bringing his mice to Concord last year at Winston-Salem game. Jayvees visited Arlington Weymouth game as 26-7 winner. Local basketball opens with Acton beat. alumni meet high school next Tuesday night.
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Arlington- Weytmouth
Acton
Poland Disappeared From Standings in 1815 Letty Entry
In 1815 the team standing for Poland vanished from records and was not re established as a pole state until 1019.
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Poland
Concord-Wellesley grid series rivalry through the decades
The Concord-Wellesley football rivalry spans 1902 to 1939 with Wellesley leading 6 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie in 10 games. Notable results include a 52-6 Wellesley victory in 1939 and 3 earlier Concord wins, plus players such as Mery Frost and Bud Horne.
Maynard Girl Represents Western College in Field Hockey
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 Palmesville Ohio on November 15 and 16 She is one of six Western students on a team of 15 chosen from Miami Valley colleges and the Dayton club Miss Erikson a senior will play as allback on the team
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Great Road
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College grid notes and local football updates on Saturday action
Concord Norwich University won again as Pete Mutty and Jack Fihan contributed for the Horsemen. Ely Codding started for Vermont in a 19-13 loss to Middlebury. Danvers beat Reading 27-14 and Amesbury meets Danvers for the Class C title chase. Verne Adams played guard for Massachusetts as UMass defeated New Hampshire 85-18.
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Wellesley
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Maynard
Howe
Bica
Charlie Lampson
Lampsons
Ely Codding
Vermont
Middlebury
Bill Gower
Danvers
Reading
Lexington
Amesbury
Verne Adams
Lowell Signed For Piedmont Bowl
Winston-Salem Jayvees of North Carolina sign Lowell high school to play in the Piedmont Bowl on Saturday December 6. Lowell, coached by Ray Riddick, accepts its third bowl bid in five seasons as eight straight wins lead Class A standings. Opponent to be announced in two weeks, possibly a South Carolina team.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
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Lowell High School
Charlie Morris
Bob” Pardue
Boston
Lowell
Ray Riddick
South Carolina
Acton High School Basketball Finds Team After Tryouts
Acton High School held tryouts with 21 candidates led by Captain John Edgar and Joe Warren. Opening game is November 18 at the high school against Alumni with girls and boys teams playing first. The regular season starts November 25 at Westford Academy in a rematch of last season’s double overtime thriller.
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Acton
Joe” Sheehan
John Edgar
Hobby Greenough
Ken Marnie
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
Rebains
Westford
Field Hockey Tie At Lexington for Concord High Girls
Concord high school girls field hockey tied Lexington 1 to 1 in Lexington as Marcia Polley scored in the second half five minutes before time. Concord had struck first and goalie Jan Martin faced steady defense from Capt. Betty Cross and Sue Powers. The Concord and Lexington junior varsities also were scoreless.
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Concord High School
Field Hocey
Lexington
Marcia Polley
Jan Martin
Betty Cross
Sue Powers
Jayvees
Sudbury High Soccer Team Shines in 5-0 Win Over Lawrence Academy
Sudbury High School extended its unbeaten stretch with a 5-0 victory at Groton on Monday, November 3, over Lawrence Academy despite a rain soaked field. Web Cutting led scoring with two goals joined by Frank Vana Bill Boyd and Paul McGovern, as Sudbury rested regulars in the second half.
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Sudbury 1 Hudson 0 in season finale soccer clash
Sudbury high beat Hudson 1-0 on November 5 at Sudbury, with Bill Boyd scoring after a halftime pep talk. It capped Sudbury’s first season, finishing 3 wins 2 ties 1 loss, aided by six senior contributors. The same day the Sudbury girls team ended with a 5-0 win in field hockey led by Dotty Hawes and Charlotte Mercier, while the second team drew 1-1 with Acton.
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Wayland
Natick
Acton
Dotty Hawes
Charlotte Mercier
Madgie Johnson
Chelmsford
Weston
Maynard
Mange Doherty
Peggy Brigge
Tion Miller
Jody Devlin
Paula Cartman
Joan Harding
Judy Goodrich
Lily Laine
Jane Flynn
Louise Pike
Margaret Burckes
Helen Krause
Margie Doherty
Gertrude Davison
Peggy Briggs
Peggy Clark
Barbara
Hudson
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Sudbury High
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Bill Boyd
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Roy Fay
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Howard Porter
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Will Wilson
Edgar Christian
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Carl Burland
William Boyd
Allan Tallant
Webster Cutting
Sudbury High School
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Smith
Concord and Winchester to meet on grid in 1953
Concord High will host Winchester High in a Middlesex League football opener on September 26 at Emerson Playground. Henry Knowlton’s Knowlton-coached Indians seek to extend historic success against Winchester, who had asked to move from Stoneham and will not appear again this season.
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Winchester High
Concord High
Bernard E. Megin
Indians
Henry Knowlton
Hmerson Playground
Stoneham
Winchester
Wellesley Wee Eoe
Hudson
Foreign Flavor in Texas wire Scotland Turkey and Trinidad
A compact roundup traces Scottish, Turkish, and Trinidadian influences in Texas cuisine, music and daily life. Notable dishes and traditions shared across immigrant communities appear in markets, restaurants, and cultural events statewide.
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Texas
Scotland
Turkey
Acton High School Opens Week of Guidance Events
The Acton district hosts a weeklong focus on guidance with officials Ruth Proctor William O Connell and Whitman Pearson attending a Lawrence Naval Reserve armory event. A panel on what high school administrators expect from the guidance program features Warren Pearson. December plans include a special committee meeting with local officials. The West School held a student presidential election with Eisenhower winning 60 to 20 and lists election officials. Varsity cheerleaders were chosen and a new traffic squad formed at Acton High for the second marking period.
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Ine Gees
Ee Dat
Péarson
O’connell
Bérison
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Janice Hill
David Allen
Hhinda Aberle
Christopher Lundberg
Doana Loring
Donald Lee
Arlene Howe
Roger Pederson
Karen Anderson
Richard Freeman
Margaret Hae
Richard Nylander
David Flint
Richard Ray
Ruth Harris
Paul Charter
Acton High
Richard Laffin
Dardana Berry
William Harper
Priest
Robert Greenough
David Sibel
Ruth Erikson
Joanne Acorn
Concord Woman on Navy Furlough from West Concord
Virginia M. Sawyer a former Concord High and Chelmsford basketball player and apprentice seaman with the U S Navy WAVES recently enjoyed a furlough with local friends. She is stationed in San Diego California on hospital duty and previously served at Bainbridge Maryland. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sawyer of Chelmsford Massachusetts.
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Virginia M. Sawyer
Ther.u. S. Navy
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California
Mattison and Sabrejets Compete in North Middlesex Junior
In North Middlesex Junior actions, Mattison faces Sabrejets in a clash that tests speed and skill across the field. Local teams vie for dominance as spectators watch in anticipation of a tight race and possible standout performances.
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Concord
North Middlesex
Maynard High School Football Row Sparks Board Action
Reports allege Maynard High School officials and the superintendent supported football coach Willie as he pulled his team from the field during the fourth period. The incident followed confrontations with game officials and led to players and staff ending play early.
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Dick Janieee
Maynard High School
Willie
Jerica
DeRon
Rival weekend blasts Concord in 64th straight loss
Walpole defeats Concord 120 at Welpele as Concord suffers its 64th consecutive loss since the 1945 season. Wellesley, favored to beat Concord, extends the rival's skid while Coles Gee of Concord scores in a high school matchup.
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Welpele
Wellesley
Local Picks Clash In Weekend High School Rivalries
A weathered forecast leans on a slate of Saturday games. Lowell hosts Arlington. Belmont visits Aver. Dedham faces Classy D Howe. Weston aims at Medfield. Winchester edges Wakefield. Wellesley or Concord. Needham at Milton. Maynard vs Marlborough. Hudson vs St Bernard's Fitchburg. Framingham vs Stoneham. Waltham vs Newton. Middlesex at Milton Academy. Wayland vs Dracut. Watertown vs Cambridge Latin. Lexington to fall at Reading. Chelmsford at Johnson. 230 points possible.
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Howe
Belmont
Dedham
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Ramblers FalterLose First Point In Mill Dam League
The Ramblers, led by Hap Han son, lose 3 1 to the Elks at Maynard ending an eight game streak with Concord as the league leaders. Andy Boy blank Tudys 40, Thrift tops Postoffice 3 1, Hustlers beat Lincoln 3 1, Jokers beat K of C Srs 3 1. Sammy DeMeo tops with a 315 triple, Bud Harmon highs 119 single for Ramblers. Jokers capt Come Bregoli steer high team triple 1392 and high team single 513.
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Ramblers
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Kelley Wirmer Wins Chicopee 10 Mile Race
West Acton marathoner Johnny Kelley claimed victory in a 10 mile event at Chicopee. Ian Pawson of Pawtucket finished among the top contenders in the Merchants’ Quonset sponsored race.
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Johnny Kelley
Chicopee
Ian Leslie Pawson
Pawtucket
Maynard Field Hockey Sews Two-Goal Win
Maynard High School field hockey team defeated an opponent 2 to 0 on Friday afternoon. Tide ace contributed both goals in a tight contest.
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Maynard High School
Tideace Ae
Magnant game turmoil sparks on field and stands
A chaotic football game between Magnant and Maynard ends with disputes over calls. Coaches and players clash after a controversial umpire moment, with protests inside and outside the field.
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