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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
9
In the Concord Lexington rivalry the series stands with Concord leading, tied games noted and a historic stretch highlighted. Concord holds a tallied edge in points and has achieved notable big-score games and long winning streaks, including a 1946 standout performance.
Concord and Brandeis figures dominate early prep scene as Napoli and Hanley star for Brandeis in a five win banner run. Lapham of Middlesex earns all scholastic honors with AMD selections expected soon. Rotary luncheon features Doc Cleary and Ralph Ward as speakers.
Windcave National Park story notes strong winds influencing the lead position in a historic park. Report highlights the park’s age and status among nations. Local observers comment on weather patterns and landscape features shaping visitor experiences.
Annual Concord Lexington pregame feature profiles across players Andy Horne Hutchinson Dougherty LeBlanc Smith Baker Isnor Beecy Mills Voigt Flanigan Arnold Mattison Lyons McManus Smith Siekman Anderson Gieman Forsythe Davis Crowell Cook Rizzitano Denaro. Readlike roster notes highlight positions weights and 1956 hopes.
Concords Jack Finan a former five sport athlete at Conard High School earned his third varsity letter at Norwich University Northfield Vermont. Acting captain in a fall game he seeks his degree and commission in 1956. He played football baseball basketball outdoor and indoor track at Conard. He is the son of Patrolman James E Finan Jr of 25 Everett Street.
Police of Concord hold their annual turkey shoot on Raymond Emer road. Patrolman Charles F. Srbadhven won a turkey again last year. Patrolman Martin S. Yauga took this year’s prize. Turkeys donated by Emeron. Sergt. John I.oe placed third.
Waltham to beat Somerville and Newton over Brookline lead a busy set of picks. Malden should down Medford while Arlington tops Melrose and Lexington falls to Concord. Marlboro over Hudson and Natick over Framingham follow, with Wellesley losing to Needham and Stoneham edging Reading.
In a Ladies Ten Pin Bowling night, Jed Stensby joins the 306 club as the Owls beat the Mid-niters 4-0. Nite Ryders tally 1273 led by Polly Beau doin 244 and Jeannette Stensby 300. Nite Owls 1259 led by Shirley Recco 282.
Acton boys basketball teams practice in Blanchard Memorial Auditorium since November 7. Varsity led by Coach John Winton includes Co captains Dick Hatfper and Gerald Davis along with Tom Edgar Nick Duren Ed Anderson Jim my Howe Tom Manion and newcomers Jim Kazak 46 Charlie Artlett Dick Cree and Dave Gould. Junior varsity coached by Dillon features Doug Whitcomb Peter MacGregor Don Sweenie Kevin Sweeney Bob Gould Peter McPhee Dave Flint Jim Davis Dennis Jones John Downey Don Kierce and Phil Goldthwaite with managers Dick Howe and Greg Prenties aiding.
In a tight game at 12-12 with 50 seconds left Dick Kinsman scampered 18 yards around left end to give Concord High a 19-12 victory over Paneee Junior High. The home team seized control late after a similarly named Statue of Liberty play earlier helped Concord in a key sequence.
On the eve of the Concord Lexington game at Emerson Playground coach Bernie Megin reflects on 12 seasons at Concord. His teams have won 95, tied 3, lost 8 with 2 553 points for and about 2 000 more against. He has 9 wins 1 loss 1 tie in 11 games against Lexington as coach and 11 1 1 overall as player and coach.
Concord reader Currier of the Enterprise has played 92 straight Thanksgiving games since 1924 with only three misses in 32 games. He has not missed a Concord game since before the 1945 Thanksgiving tilt played on a Saturday due to rain, marking his 91st consecutive start since 1948.
Acton varsity girls field hockey finished 3 wins 1 loss scoring 4 to 12 while allowing five. Top scorer Maney Caouette notched six goals followed by Beaudoin Lee and Erkkinen. Second team went 2 1 1 with Foley and Steele scoring for the squad of 18. Karen Erkkinen named captain.
In the Mill Dam Bowling League action set for Monday November 28 at 7 o clock in Lexington several matches are listed. Priests face Ramblers Jokers meet K of C Urs Lang In oppose Anchors Andy Boy play K of C Srs Hubbardville meets Tudys.
The Maynard women's bowling season opens next Monday at 9 at Tutto's Alleys with Obergs facing Pauls and Ailis meeting Gale. Millstream plays nne, while December 5 fixtures include Ailis Bearls Obergs Tam Pauls Gale Shop.
Fordham moved into first place with a 3-1 win over Marquette. Villanova and Boston College also won 3-1. Individual scores feature Steinmann 327 and Janniello 304 for Fordham, Innatello 304 for Marquette, and other listed totals for Notre Dame Holy Cross and Villanova.
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