School hoops schedule for Peters boys and girls season
A partial Peters High basketball schedule lists boys and girls games with dates from Friday to mid March. Officials include Vodoklys Burke Czarnowski McCarthy Knowski and McCar thy with towns Ackley Southboro Hopedale Ashland Stow Holliston Northboro Templeton and Milford appearing in matchups.
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Phil Burkeowski
Southboro
Hopedale
Vodoklys
Burke
South- Northboro
Ashland
McCarthy Knowski
Templeton
Hboro
Phil
Stow Boro
Czar
McCarthy
Holliston
Vodoklys Nowski
Tem
Hopedale Boro
Vodok- Czarnowski
Northboro Boro
McCar- Czarnowski
Southbornd
Stow Atea McCarthy
Jonal
Milford
Galloping Gaes Clinch Unbeaten Season With 19-0 Win
The Galloping Gaes secured an undefeated season with a 19-0 victory over Maynard Alumni at Alumni Field. Joe Gari ran for 85 yards for a touchdown and Nick Polymeros added a 76 yard scoring run to seal the win.
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Agking
May
Alumni
Joe Gari
Nick Polymeros
Concord Golfers Hold Annual Night Program
About 30 Concord golfers and foes gathered at Mus con rd for their annual night program. Fred Nolan led the supper and entertainment while Bernie Finigan received a championship trophy from coach John B. Finigan.
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Concord
Concord Golfers
Mus- Sportsmen
Clinncord
Olman
Fred Nolan
Bernie
Bowling Fixtures Postponed for Holiday Eve
Last week's regular session in the Ladies Ten Pin Club was postponed for the holiday eve. Resumption is planned at the Wal Lex alleys next.
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Local Lexington Lions host Concord Lions guests
On Tuesday night November 22 a Concord Lions Club delegation attended Lexington Lions meeting. Attendees included President Os man C. Chaffee and Past Presidents Maxwell E. Lawrence Rothwell N. MacRae Rudolph W. Currier. Guest speakers were Robert Guild Winchester football commissioner and Lexington High coaches Chet Ingraham and Bernie Megin with their captains.
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Concord
Concord Lions Club
Lexington Lions Club
Osman C. Chaffee
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Rothwell N. MacRae
Rudolph W. Currier
Bernie Megin
Tom Prendergast
Frank Curran
Chet Ingraham
Lexington High
Hove
Larry McLaughlin
John Frade'te
Robert Guild
Winchester
Concord to Play Bowl Game Friday at Winston-Salem
Concord high school's unbeaten football team travels to Winston-Salem to meet R. J. Reynolds in the Piedmont Bowl Friday night. Kickoff is at to o clock with strong local interest as fans head by car bus train and even plane. Radio broadcast expected. This marks Concord's first postseason game after five undefeated seasons spanning 48 straight games.
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Ecder
Ackley
Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Concord High School
R. J. Reynolds
N. C
WKOX
We Co-op
Bank - Whitney Coal & Grain Co
Son Lumber Co
Concord National Bank
Concord Highs Face R. J. Reynolds In Piedmont Bowl
Friday football at Winston Salem 8 p.m. Concord High meets R. J. Reynolds in Piedmont Bowl. Sunday Concord High School football radio return from South Station Boston 8 45 p.m. Monday Mill Dam Bowling League five matches at Lexington 7 p.m. Tuesday Concord high basketball practice Hunt Gym 7 30 p.m. Wednesday Ladies Ten Pin Bowling at Waltham 7 p.m. Saturday reception for Concord High at State Armory 6 45 p.m.
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Concord High School
Sound South
Boston
Mill Dam
Lexington
Waltham
Concord
State Armory
Ryan's 79 Points Lead Grid Scoring At Concord High
Concord-Dick Ryan led Concord high grid scorers over a nine game season. Thanksgiving finished, and his two touchdowns against Lexington pushed him to 79 points for the season.
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Ryan
Concord
Dick Ryan
Lexington
Kelley Places Fourth in Pa Marathon
In Berwick Pennsylvania Johnny Kelley of West Acton running for the Boston Edison Employees Club finished fourth in the Thanksgiving marathon. Harrison Browning Ross of Philadelphia won the race with Jesse Van Zandt of the B A A Boston finishing second.
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Concord
Berwick
Pennsylvania
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Boston Edison Employees Club
Jesse van Zandt
B.A.A. Boston
Harrison Browning Ross
Philadelphia
Rally and Parade Highlight Concord Holiday Events
Concord high school hosts the annual holiday victory dance at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium with co chairs Frank Curran and Ann Knudsen and a prominent orchestra. A torchlight parade led by the Concord School Band preceded a noon pre game rally featuring co captains Curran and Prendergast and school officials. The football banquet for the Concord Citizens Committee is set for December 9 at 6 45 PM at the State Armory with tickets at the high school.
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Concord
Wells A. Hall
Concord High School
the Athletic Association
Frank Curran
Ann Knudsen
Lexington
Curran
Tom Prendergast
John F. Donovan
Carl F. MacPherson
Bernie Megin
John O’connell
Frey Foye
Boston
Concord Citizens Committee
State Armory
Walter Hoyt
Leo Bayeur
Paul Leslie
William Gower
Mike McHugh
James Hart
Bob Zumwalt
Lyle Carlson
Eddie Alexander
John Finan
Charles K Yeremian
Banquet Tickets Sought For Concord Team Tribute
Concord Citizens Committee plans the annual testimonial banquet for the Concord high school football team. Next Sunday at 3:45 PM in the town house courtroom. Tickets urged to be turned in. banquet set for December 9 at the State Armory with Dr Eddie Anderson of Holy Cross as guest speaker and David B Williams as toastmaster.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
Concord High
Walter J Avery
State Armory
Eddie” Anderson
Holy Cross
David B. Williams
Deer Season Opens Monday in Massachusetts
Concord reports the deer season begins Monday at sunrise with many locals planning western trips for better hunting grounds. Conservation officials warn that nearly as many hunters are killed as deer each year and urge extreme caution.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Conservation Department
Concord high school gridsters named to all scholastic team
Concord Eights first string football players Leo McKenna Dick Ryan Bill Gower Dick Lyons Bruce Woodworth Bob Arthur Leo Bayeur and co captain Tommy Prendergast honored by a Boston newspaper all scholastic team Frankie Curran was omitted from the list in the report
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Concord
Concord High School
Boston
Frankie Curran
Leo McKenna
Dick Ryan
Bill Gower
Dick Lyons
Bruce Woodworth
Bob Arthur
Leo Bayeur
Tommy Prendergast
Concord Sets Scoring Marks In 1950 Football Season
Concord compiled 295 points this season while opponents totaled 19, extending a seven year Megin era to 58 victories four losses and three ties. The 1950 eleven tallied 1365 points in the 48 game unbeaten streak context, with 1554 points for Megin’s seven year span against 241 by foes. The team did not trail at any point except brief first-half margins in five games and scored 45 first quarter, 82 second, 69 third, and 99 fourth quarter points, including 168 of 269 in the second half.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Megin
Concord High School
Hudson
Winthrop
Prichard
Lexington
Stoneham
Framingham
Lexington High
Dick Ryan
Ryan
Leo McKenna
Bob Walihura
George Royal
Rod” MacLean Bedford Boy
Royal
Bob Zumwalt
McKenna
Tommy Prendergast
Leo Bayeur
Bob Queen
Lyle Carlson
Roval
Tony Moretti
Arthur Warren
Bayeur
MccKenna
Cooly
Prendergast
Bill Gower
Zumwalt
MacLean
Warren
Bowling Schedule for Mill Dam League Matches
Concord Monday December 4 schedule lists K. of C. Srs. vs Macone's Lincoln Ramblers vs Andy Boy Thrift vs K. of C. Jrs. and Tudy's vs Jolters with games set at Mill Dam Bowling League venue.
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Concord
Mathes
Mill Dam
K. of C.srs
Macone’s
Lincoln
Ramblers
Andy Boy
Thrift
K. of C. Jrs
Tudy’s
Jolters
Pigskin Pickin's Endseason Notes and Upsets
The writer reviews a season of football picks with four upsets from Waltham over Brockton Lexington over Concord and Stoneham over Reading. They score 185 points for the week, finishing 1745 of 2430 and note ties in Winchester-Woburn and Howe-Chelmsford. See you in 1951.
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Waltham
Ouija Board
Brockton
Lexington
Concord
Stoneham
Reading
Hudson
Marlboro
Winchester-Woburn
Howe-Chelmsford
Unbeaten Concord Gridmen Place Third in Class C
Concord high school football team finished third in Class C in the final ratings despite remaining undefeated with nine wins. Weymouth won Class A Gardner Class B and Wareham Class D. It marks the second straight year Concord ended third while undefeated. Also noted is a tidbit about a small steel coil spring used in necklace clasps.
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Concord
Concord High School
Braintree
Lawrence Central
Weymouth
Gardner
Wareham
Basketball Drills To Be Stepped Up By Concord Coach
Concord coach Ken Creighton plans tougher basketball practices after football season, with 20 hopefuls training at Hunt Gym. The first game is at home against St Charles of Waltham, led by captain Bill Gower and returning players Leo McKenna Tom Prenderpast Ken Olsen Eddie Alexander Bob Gaylor Bob Arthur and Jack Finan.
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Concord
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Ken Creighton
Hunt Gym
St. Charles of Waltham
Bill Gower
Leo McKenna
Tom Prender
Ken Olsen
Eddie Alexander
Bob Gaylor
Bob Arthur
Jack Finan
Home for Holiday Collegians Return to Classes
A group of alumni return for the holiday, among them Ely Codding Tony Basile Lennie Erickson from Brown Jack Skewes Dartmouth Charles Bowie Dean John King Leo McGrath Harvard Jimmy McKenna Jack Pierce Callahan from St Bonaventure's. All are former Concord High School football players.
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Concord
Ely Codding
Tony Basile
Lennie Erickson
Brown
Jack Skewes
Dartmouth
Charles Bowie
Dean
John King
Leo McGrath
Harvard
Jimmy McKenna
Jack Pierce
Doe Callahan
St Bonaventure’s
Corncord High School
Tufts Tackle Parker Ends Grid Career After Thanksgiving Game
Concord John Parker, Tufts College tackle and senior, played in the Thanksgiving clash with Trinity College at Hartford. Parker now awaits an active Air Forces commission as his college grid career closes. The note also mentions the pre-Christian origin of the starting gate in horse racing.
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Concord
John Parker
Tufts
Trinity College
Hartford
Connecticut
Parker
U.S. Air Forces
O Grady Completes BU Football Career in California Loss
O Grady of Boston University, a senior, played center last Friday night in Stockton California as BU fell 35 to 7 to the College of Pacific. The team had flown west for the game marking the end of his college grid career.
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West Concord
Jack O’ O’grady
Boston University
College of Pacific
Stockton
California
O’grady
B. U
Concord Downs Lexington 26 to 0 in Thanksgiving clash
Concord overcomes a slow start on a slick Emerson Playground field to beat Lexington 26 0. Dick Ryan stars with three touchdowns and strong defense while Leo McKenna throws and runs. It is Concords ninth win this season and extends the unbeaten streak to 29 straight.
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Concord
Concord High
Lexington High
Emerson Playground
It Is A Habit Concord Victorious In Grid Finale
Concord defeats Lexington 26 to 0 with touchdowns by Ryan Prendergast and Gower. Queen adds two points after touchdowns. Officials include Beverly Wilson referee and John Radley umpire. Time periods feature 12 minute quarters.
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Concord
Prendergast
Alexander
R. Arthur
Finan
D. Arthur
Hoyt
D. Gaylor
Silvio
R. Lyons
Lesberg
Curran
DeRuzzo
Woodworth
McHugh
Hart
Bayeur
Ricker
McKenna
Denaro
Ryan
Mills
Rhb
Gower
4Umwalt
Olsen
Queen
Carlson
Lexington
Acton Soccer Ends First Season With Mixed Records
Acton soccer closes its first season on November 2 under coach Winton. Captain Lorey Whipple leads a squad that faced strong opponents. a 2 1 6 record reflects tough play. Readouts list players and results against Medford Lawrence Belmont Belmont Hill St Marks.
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Acton
Winton
Crim
Lorey Whipple
Bob Houghton
Charles Gough
Poland
Raleigh Eack
William Kazakas
Robert Greenough
Richard Schou
Roni Colwell
David Jackson
Don Wilson
David Nelson
Hickey
Paul Greenough
Richard Manion
William Jones
William Soar
Medford
Lawrence
Belmont
Belmont Hill
St. Mark’s
Lawrence Acad
Kelley Skips National Cross Country Race
West Acton runner Johnny Kelley did not enter the recent N.A.A.U. cross country event at Franklin Park Boston, just two days after his 10 mile road race on the holiday at Gerwick Pennsylvania.
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Concord
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
N.A.A.U
Franklin Park
Boston
Gerwick
Pennsylvania
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