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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1946
Page
11
A fragment notes a Chinese player becoming the first to represent a team in Canada era amateur hockey, with mentions of B&O and Pickings game. It references forecasting scores and a year total of 1 130 of 1 585, with plans for weekend activities and upcoming games including Arlington, Waltham, and Way Weston, all 20-point showings to watch in November contests.
Clinton seeks league crown as Marloro faces Ford and Hudson in a pivotal game. McMahon needs only a win to clinch after a season of strong passing and a resilient underdog push led by Bondy and the team. The squad prepares for a full strength showdown this weekend on Alumni Field.
Thanksgiving morning game kicks off at 10 30 a m at Emerson Playground between Concord and Lexington. Read the up to date rosters incl players and weights for both sides and official crew listed.
Concord High School football practice at Emerson Playground this Friday at 2 p m. Mill Dam Bowling Club has five matches at Lexington Monday at 7 p m. Tuesday features Emerson Playground practice at 3 p m. Wednesday the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club has two matches at Lexington at 7 p m. Thursday Lexington High School hosts Concord High School in football at 10 30 a m.
The Concord Emerson Playground rink is being built this week and will be ready for cold weather when ice and skating become feasible. The Concord Recreation Commission will schedule play times once ice forms, and last year the rink was popular with both old and young. If ice is ample, the high school may organize hockey.
Concord Brenda Philips scores a first half goal as Lexington High School girls field hockey edges Concord 1-0 spoiling Concord’s six game win streak last Friday. Concord had priorly won six straight after an opener loss to Arlington.
Maynard high blanked Milford 6 to 0 before 1500 fans at Alumni Field as Fred Wasiluk powered a 42 yard drive and scored on two rushes. Luker and Russo contributed key interceptions and defense as Maynard earned a shot at the Midland League title against Clinton on Turkey Day.
Bernie Megin will referee in the Wachusett Basketball League with Concord High ties. Len nie Erickson shifts to Georgie Fenton’s fullback spot as 10 seniors start against Lexington High. Coach Creighton guides winter basketball at Hunt Gymnasium while the girls field hockey team earns praise under Clark and Garrity.
The Maynard High School football squad will host a sports night banquet on Wednesday evening December 11 in the High School Auditorium. Headlining speakers are Bump Hadley, former Yankees pitcher and radio sportscaster, and Cleg O Donnell, ex Holy Cross and St Anselm’s coach who led Marlboro to a Class C title two years ago.
Ruth Itzel led scoring as Concord’s Pinto Alleycats defeated the Cubs 3-1. Itzel starred in a 2-2 draw for the Ladies’ match and helped secure the victory with strong attacking play.
Local scores show Osrmingham 7 Marlboro Yard 6 Milfordb urg 20 Woburn 6 and 27 Medfield C ipitewsbury 21 Southbridge 7. Read as a compact roundup of recent high school football or grid results with multiple teams and close scores.
Fragmented text outlines Lexington High's football coach and staff with players Ziggy and Moon, mentioning past Concord high games, Navy service, and Harvard Dartmouth ties. The garbled notes reference coaches Bedrock and Moon as hockey figures and list several assistant names and military service details.
The Mill Dam league resumes Monday evening at Lexington at 7 o'clock with matches including Concord Oil versus Remlpars and Thrift versus Clippers. Depot versus Lincoln is pivotal for first place as the schedule runs until December 15 before a Yuletide break and restarts January 6. Buy Victory Bonds and Stamps.
Concord High clobbered Chelmsford 53 to 6 at Emerson Playground to run its season record to nine wins. Johnny Hanley, Georgie Fenton, Jack Skewes and Val Muscato scored multiple times as Concord led 26-0 at halftime and dominated every period. The victory advances Concord toward the State Class D title with Lexington looming on Thanksgiving Day.
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