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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1962
Page
11
In a packed Alumni Field crowd 3 000 fans watched Maynard rally to beat Milford 14 to 6. Ruggiero scored twice on a rushing and receiving sequence as Maynard’s defense stalled Milford’s late threats and secured the comeback victory.
The writer recalls a muddy weekend in the fourth 1962 season with several misfires on Lexington Reading and Concord Marlboro. He did pick Maynard over Milford and Middlesex over St George's and hints at tougher forecasts next week with a Thanksgiving crow possible if picks don’t improve.
Concord recreation commission announces an open meeting on November 26 at 8 p.m. in the town house to discuss proposed improvements at Rideout Playground. All interested residents are welcome to attend.
Milford’s defeat ends any chance at the Mid land League crown. Coach Will DeRosa seals his fifth straight winning season at Maynard with a 5-2 record. Since 1958 his teams have gone 21 wins to 12 losses, a tally that outpaces schools larger than Maynard.
Concord Lexington Thanksgiving Day game tickets in public schools cost less now than at the gate. Buy early through local schools to secure seats and avoid higher prices at the event.
Weston defeats Bedford 20 to 0 in a game moved from Saturday due to rain. Trowbridge scores two rushing touchdowns from 5 and 45 yards, with a successful Trowbridge rush for the extra point. Players listed include Weston's Le Heidt It DiSimone lg Russell e Gibson rg Evans It Wilson re Lang qb D Antonio lhb Trowbridge rhb McMullin fb White Bedford Re Winslow rt Whitley rg Hunn ce Formo la rg Johnston It Cusick re Reed gb Linehan rhb Franks Ihb Malfa fb Lowther. Time 1:23 in the fourth quarter.
Results show Wakefield 34, Winchester 0 and Belmont 14 Stoneham 0. Monday games list Lexington 26 Reading 20 and Concord Carlisle vs Lexing ton with Wakefield facing Melrose and Stoneham meeting Reading.
Acton Community Center hosts a junior bowling program drawing Grades 5 and 6 students. Esther Bergin and Ethel Gates coach a group including Scott Gregory Laurie Peterson Linda Nole Paul Rundilett Laurie Kangas Nancy Bushell Ann Kirby Andrew Carlson Stephen Hill Nina Bernard Debbie Sussman Debra Buchanan George Darling Jim Darling. The instructors are praised for the successful activity.
St Louis UP I reports Donald Duckworth manages a swimming pool at a nearby university.
West Concord Musket Sportsmen's Club announces its annual turkey shoot on Sunday November 18 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the club grounds. The public is invited, donations welcome, and refreshments will be available.
Concord C C beat Marlborough 20 0 and Belmont 26 12 as Wakefield defeated by forfeit due to an ineligible player Melrose remains unbeaten Wakefield 1 loss forfeited title hopes stand Jimmy McKennas North Middlesex shellacked Nashoba 42 0 Sandy Smith scored his first offensive play of the season Concord’s program sales at home games modest but aim higher next year with Maynard and Lexington Ted Childs Middlesex School coach praised for sixth season and grid and baseball ties
Public service ad urges citizens to invest in U S savings bonds under the Ji 5 program. It promotes patriotic finance and national savings through government bonds offering secure returns.
Concord Recreation Commission director Robert G. Windheim reports fall programs ongoing. Junior high and senior high bowling leagues start with sign up on November 24 at Concord Bowl arena. Saturday bowling for seniors at 3 p.m. Classes on Emerson and Rideout playgrounds include soccer and touch football for grades 5-8. Jerry Millson coaches junior high football, Mace King leads rideout soccer. weather has challenged officials but the program remains successful.
Sudbury resident Edward J. Moran 35 Longfellow Street is named director at Regis College Weston to oversee a building program including a new classroom building chapel and athletic building. Alumnae Hall a 1 400 000 student union has been completed and a new dormitory for 170 students is under construction Moran and his wife Lillian are mentioned.
Carl DeSuze, a WBZ radio personality for 20 years, will give an illustrated lecture titled Southeast Asia The Tiger We Ride at Sudbury Junior High gym on November 23 at 8 15. He calls the documentary the most colorful produced in 16 years as an on the scene witness to world changes.
Maynard features stories of local gridiron talents from high school to college. Notable names include Don Lent Art Kattari Bob Parkin Maurice Stuckert Arne Fingard and Johnny O Leary with comments on their highs and lows and fate shaping careers. The piece cites Al Viola Dave Fournier Bob McCabe and others while noting Navy and college connections and a December community event honoring coaches and junior players.
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