Local Sports Notes and Scattered Fragments
Fragmentary recap mentions Ikeley going 3 of 4 with games left and a Thursday afternoon event. References Petar Bol, a first name appears as Petar, and a gridiron mention tied to a cold show. Includes unrelated lines about Rog and Wheel with an 18-6 score fragment.
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High School Football Scores From Fitchburg to Waltham
Fitchburg Gardner High beat St Bernard 12 to 6. Westboro-Millbury overwhelmed Westboro 46 to 12. Frazier ran through a center to lead Millbury to a win as they went undefeated. Cambridge Leominster edged Rindge Tech 12 to 7 on a muddy field. Milford tied Maynard 6 to 6 in Mil land League action. Waltham beat Newton 13 to 0 with Allan Peasley scoring twice. Ashland defeated Missions 14 to 6. Belmont beat Braintree 7 to 6. Concord flayed Chelmsford 33 to 0. Franklin Cushing beat Dean Academy 6 to 0. Hopkinton topped Our Lady's 21 to 0. Wayland shut out Bourne 12 to 0. Weymouth 20 Watertown 6. North Wilbraham Wilister 80 yard Hanser kickoff return gave an 19 to 6 win. Brockton beat Arlington 21 to 0. Waltham St Charles beat St Patrick 12 to 6.
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Gardner ” High School
St. Bernard’s High
Westboro
Millbury High
Westboro High
Frazier
Cambridge
Leominster High
Rindge Tech High
Milford
Milford High
Maynard High
Milland
Waltham—Newton High
Waltham High School
Allan Peasley
Ashland
Ashland High
Missions
Belmont
Belmont High
Braintree High
Concord— Concorde School
Chelmsford High
Franklin—Cushing
Dean Academy
Hopkinton
Hopkinton High
Our Lady’s
Wayland
Bourne
Weymouth
Weymouth High School
Watertown High
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Willister
Hanser
Wilbraham
Brockton
Brockton High
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Waltham
St. Charles High School
Watham
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Stoneham
Erickson Sparks Big Game For Concord Football
Erickson, a reserve halfback from Concord High School Class D, played in the big game against Vermont. His team won 26 to 6 as he scored on a 50 yard run after a pass reception and added an extra point.
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Concord High
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Aes
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Hanley scores four TDs as Concord crushes Chelmsford 33 6
Concord High remains undefeated as John Hanley runs 96 yards for a TD and tallies four scores in a 33 6 win over Chelmsford. Dick Finan adds a TD, Georgie Pearson kicks three extra points, and Chelmsford's lone score comes on a Warren McHugh to Tom Cantara pass.
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High Eleven
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Georgie Pearson
Chelmsford
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Tom Cantara
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Adams
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Rigan
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Marshall
Hodkinson
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Finan
Ferrick
Grady
McGuane
Incomplete OCR: Towns and scores in traffic report
Fragmentary text lists towns and numbers such as Johnson Howe Lexington Macy Maynard Mord Middlesex Wayland Wellesley Fairhaven with traffic counts. The line ends mid sentence noting total traffic at a place at night.
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Johnson
Howe
Xington
St Macy
Maynard
Middlesex
Wayland
Wellesley
Fairhaven
LINEUPS AND COACHING LISTS FOR CONCORD LEXINGTON GAME
The Enterprise lists Concord and Lexington lineups and statistics for the Thanksgiving Day game to be held next Thursday at 10 o clock. It includes players such as George Pearson qb and Walter Loomer qb with coaches Bernie Megin and Lanny Cooper plus captains Remie Palmucci and Dick DeWolfe.
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Lexington
Lexington High
Concord
Bernie, Megin
Jack Donovan
Walter Carew
John O'Connell
Ken Creighton
Rae Malcolm
Oe Ee
Remie Palmucci
George Ferton
Fs Damon
Philip Damon
Mackey Caldwell
Warren Salter
W. Harold O’connor
Randolph Piper
Lanny Cooper
John Adzigian
Chet Ingraham
Walt Fowler
Dick DeWolfe
Manny Coscia
Charlie Akers
Joe Damery
Irving F. Sherwood
Harold J. Crumb
Hoop Sport Underway at Concord as Football Crew Prepares
Concord reports basketball practice in progress under Coach Kenneth Creighton. Most players come from non football crews. after football season ends and a game against Maynard on December 6, gridmen will report. Early workouts held at State Armory Gym. listed players include Capt. Georg rs g, Dick Finart, Jim Alexander, Walter Loomer, Bob O'Grady, Jde Callahan, Fred Carlson out with injury, and Jim McKenna unlikely to play due to polio.
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Concord
Kenneth Creighton
Maynard
Armogy
Hunt Hall Gymnasium
Georg Rsg
Dick Finart
Jim Alexander
Walter Loomer
Bob O’grady
Jde.Callahan
Fred Carlson
Jim McKenna
John Barry
John Pope
Frank Trabucco
Jim Hancock
Regna
Concord High Opens December 19 in Middlesex League Return
The opening game is set for December 19 with the opponent to be announced as Concord High returns to the Middlesex League, which won’t start until January. The team finished 10 and 10 last fall, mirroring its best season in 1936 when football was played at Concord High.
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Covenid Hi
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Middlesex
Concord
Concord High
Concord Recreation Commission Forms Ice Rink Plan
A regular Concord Recreation Commission meeting at the Town House chaired by Roger C. Fenn discussed establishing an ice rink at Emerson Playground. With cold weather coming, the rink will be flooded soon after creation.
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Concord Recreation Commission
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Emerson Playground
Middlesex Upset St George's 19-7 In Final Test
Middlesex (Concord) opened strong against St George's Rhode Island and led at halftime. The Orioles rallied with two second half touchdowns to win 19-7 in Concord gridiron finale of the 1947 campaign.
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Cherokee Advocate Opens Origins in 1844 at Tahlequah
The Cherokee Advocate, Oklahoma's first newspaper, began publication at Tahlequah on September 26, 1844, marking a historic start for regional journalism and Native American press history.
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Cherokee Advocate
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