Ramblers triumph as Moreau leads 350 in Mill Dam Bowl bowling
Ramblers beat Thiist five 3-1 in Mill Dam Bowl rounds. Bartolomeo tops with 330 and Harmon 260 plus 317 by Hap Hansen for a 1450 team total. Tudys, K of C darts, and Anchors also post solid scores amid a dense scoreboard full of individual totals and high game entries.
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Concord
Bing” Bartolomeo
Ramblere
Linda
Tudys
Andy Boy
C. Srs
C. ‘Srs
Jolters
The
Elks
Itolters
F. Giusti
G. Mee
C. Bregoli
D. B
Dummy
F. Edwardson
J. Mansfield
cyeCarthy
B. O'Nei
J. Finigan
W. O'Sullivan
R. Cullafi
E. Finigan
D. Carey
K. of
C. $Ra
J. McBreen
G. Hughes
T. McHugh
J. Castor
T. Burke
J. O'Grady
W Mehewan
G. Robinson
BiMoreau
E. Loughlin
D. Inferrera
L Venti
Antoenoni
P. D'Arrigo
J. Palumbo
Ramblers
H. Harmon
L. Comeau
H. Smith
A Bartolomeo
H. Han- Sen
Thrift
A Petersen
C. Hopkins
B. Nickerson
E. Dempsey
Maynard Team to Be Banqueted By Citizens Committee
Plans for the annual Maynard football banquet celebrate the squad's season. The event may feature Benny Friedman, former All American at Michigan and Brandeis coach, as speaker at the George Washington Auditorium.
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Maynard
Citizens Com
Maynard Hool
Ctizens
George Ashington Auditorium
Benny Friedman
Michi-gan
Brandies
Maynard High Falls to Marlboro 36 25 in Armistice clash
Marlboro led 16 0 early and seemed to dominate but Maynard High rallied in the final minutes. The Maynard team surged through the air and nearly overturned the outcome, delivering a strong finish in a hard fought game.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Marlboro
Marlboroites
Maynard Boys
Shoe City
Finan Debuts for UMass in 42 14 Springfield Win
Concord-Dick Finan, a five sport star at Concord Hicks, made his first appearance at halfback for the Massachusetts eleven in a game where UMass beat Springfield 42 to 14.
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Concord
Dick Finan
Concord Hick
University of Massachusetts
Springfield
Warren McGuik
Weekend Football Picks From Pigskin Piekin
Waltham based analyst reports 210 of 240 picks in a weekend set and season total 1220 of 1730. He forecasts Wayland over Weston, Chelmsford over Burlington, and Lawrence Central over Methuen with several games postponed from Thanksgiving weekend due to rain.
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Waltham
Wayland
Weson
Close
Thoush
Chelmsford Easy
Burlington
Lawrence Central
Methuen
Concord Leads Class C After Coyle Loss
Concord rises to the top of Class C after Taunton Coyle loses to Durfee Fall River 14 7. Concord has posted six wins and a 5.43 rating while Coyle stands 6 1 with a 5.43 rating. A Thanksgiving Day win over Lexington could seal the Class C crown.
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Concord
Coyle High
Taunton
Durfee
Fall River
Coyle
Lexing
Milton
Maynard Faces Clinton in Annual Turkey Game
Maynard high school, coached by Will De Rosa, closes its season on Thanksgiving Day morning with a traditional game against Clinton. The Maynardites, a striving team, seek to prove their merit against favored opponents and reclaim gridiron pride for town and school.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Will de Rosa
Clinton
Maynardites
C Squad Triumph as Week Junior High Falls 26 6
Concord’s C squad routed Weeks Junior High 26 to 6 at Newton Friday. Coach Bob Seaward led the locals who had only one loss, with TDs by Bob Davidson Lennie Cullinane Dave Bouchard and Paul McHugh adding two extra points. The Newton team scored late in the final period.
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Concord
Newton
Bob” Sea‘ward
Bob Davidson
Lennie Cullinane
Dave Bouchard
Paul McHugh
McHugh
Newan
Peter Bulkeley's Team Falls 18 6 to Hudson
Concord suffers an 18 to 6 defeat to Hudson last Thursday as Peter Bulkeley's Panthers, coached by Leonard Godfrey, fight hard. Rod dy Loynd scores the lone Concord touchdown on a run through right tackle. Marlboro visit this afternoon.
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Concord
Peter Bulkeley
Panthers
Hudson
Roddy Loynd
Marlboro
Leonard Godfrey
Concord High Girls Fall In Close Games
The Concord High School girls soccer teams both lost 1-0 and 2-2-1 in recent matches while a strong freshman and sophomore cohort hints at future success.
Pups Suffer 39-0 Loss to Belmont Hill Juniors
Belmont Hill juniors defeated the Concord Middlesex Pups 39 to 0 on Tuesday in Mine Punewa. Earlier the Pups beat intra-town rival Fenn School 7 to 0. Local youth football score recap notes Belmont Hill dominance and a season win over Fenn.
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PUPS
Split
Concord
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Tueseer
Punewa
Meerose
Fenn School
Hale High School Party in Town Hall
Stow plans mark Hale High and Junior High annual magazine party in Stow Town Hall Monday evening November 19 from 7 30 to 10 30 with Smiths Orchestra and awards for exceeding 1000 in sales. Mrs Ruth M Robbins retires after 37 years at Carlisle school at Union Hall testimonial dinner. Hale High girls basketball opened with 19 players at Hudson Armory. 16 game schedule starts November 27 with Groton.
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Stow
Hale High
Ellen Perkins
Kathleen Platt
Viola Wetherbee
William J. Hartley
Ruth M. Robbins
Union Hall
Carlisle
Robbins
Hale High School
Hudson Armory
Marjorie Devlin
Hale Lassies
Groton High School
Groton
Acon
Harvard
Westford Academy
Ashland
Southboro
Linda Thompson
Isabelle Townsend
Catherine Vodoklys
Marjorie Warret
Eleanor Warren
Margaret Woodhead
Bonnies Lose Home Grid Clash to Leathernecks
Concord St Bonaventure of Olean New York fell to Camp Lejeune Marine Corps in a Saturday football clash at the Bonnies home field. Ex Concord players Joe Callahan Jimmy Pierce and Jack Pierce joined Al Scoops Viola of Maynard for Leathernecks.
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Concord
St. Bonaventure
Olean
New York
Camp Lejeune Marine Corps
Pea Joe Callahan
Jimmy A
Jack Pierce
Viola
Maynard
Leathernecks
Norwich University tops Worcester Tech 26 20 in grid clash
Norwich University at Northfield Vermont edged Worcester Polytechnic Institute 26 to 20. Pete Mutty sophomore and former Concord High guard starred for the varsity squad in the win.
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Concord
Norwich University
Northfield
Vermont
Pete Mutty
Worcester Polytechnical Institute
Mutty
Concord High School
Middlesex Second Team Falls to Warren Juniors
In Newton last Friday the Middlesex second team lost 37 to 13 against Warren Junior High School eleven in a high scoring game. Belmont Hill seconds beat Middlesex seconds 13 to 0.
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Concord
Middlesex
Warren
Newton
Belmont Hill
Bamboo fly rods outshine glass and steel in anglers hands
The article argues bamboo rods offer lightness, resiliency, and liveliness unmatched by glass or steel, citing Phillipson’s waterproof glue joint as proof. John A. Eble explains the six-strip bamboo bond provides a lasting, water resistant connection, delivering smooth action, backbone, and power per ounce.
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Phillipson Rod Company
Denver
Phillipson
John A. Eble
Eble
Tke Manna
White bass found in Kentucky creeks surprise angler lessons
The article notes anglers never reach total mastery of fishing and invites trying small Kentucky creeks for white bass. It reports success as white bass moved from lakes and rivers into creeks, with many locals catching plenty.
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Kentucky
Reminder to check near streams thought “fished out”
Anglers are urged not to overlook nearby streams or ponds labeled as exhausted. The piece notes many cases where persistent fishermen proved such claims wrong and emphasizes getting out to fish creels full, despite widespread beliefs about fishing limits.
Sudbury School News Highlights Weekly Activities
Sudbury students attend Shakespeare at Brattle Theatre Cambridge on November 7 with 35 English class members led by Mrs Rayburn and Miss Buxton. Senior class pictures were taken November 1 at Loring Studios in Boston. Father of the Bride senior play moved to November 30 with a cast of all seniors except a freshman and a sophomore. The article lists students with perfect attendance across grades 7 through 12 and marks the Honor Roll by grade with numerous names.
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Mic Ebeth
Richard Ling
Lee Kendrick
Legion charity smoker draws crowd at Legion Home
The Legion charity smoker held last Thursday evening attracted a large crowd. Awards went to Mrs. Virginia Vicchio Trudy's Restaurant, W. Hanna, Frank Primiano, Bill Watts, Tin Ton Worcester, Rose Scerzen. Door prize to Joan LeSage. Four 12-pound turkeys awarded to Mary Schewenke Mrs Gi Greenway Bill Tobin William Sweeney. Howard Schreiber announces next smoker with more turkeys galore. Refreshments to follow. Joe Pyszko and Dinny chaired committees.
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Joe Pyszko
Dinny
ACTOW Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Stow Police lead the league with 18 points after 6 losses. Union Church Spares and Twelve-Niners tie for second with 15 points after 9 losses. Firemen are fourth with 14 points, Union Church Splits fifth with 8, Crescent Street Motors sixth with 2. Sophie Wan hatalo posted the high single of 115 and high triple of 290.
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Stow Police
Union Church
Crescent Street Motors
Jos
Sophie Wanhatalo
Legionnaires Attend Mass for Dom Laskowska at DeMars Post
Marchant commander plans post alterations and decoratings to improve the home. A large group of Legionnaires attended the funeral mass for Dom Laskowska a longtime member of the Frank J. DeMars post.
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Marchant
Legionnaires
Dom Laskowska
Frank J. DeMars ‘Post
Newton student adviser moonlights as radio disc jockey
Miss Lydia Tole Solimener of Newton Massachusetts serves as freshman adviser and instructor of business subjects at Lasell Junior College by day and works as a disc jockey for a Boston radio station by night.
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Newton
Mass
U.P
Lydia Tole Solimener
Lasell Junior College
Boston
Unclear Historical Note on Military Aid Measures
Fragmentary OCR text references US contributions and military aid, mentions June 30 activity, population or resource figures, and items like pins and rain gear. Lacking coherent facts, the readable parts point to an aid setting and clothing considerations, but no concrete events or entities are identifiable.
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Bright
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