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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1947
Page
12
An instructional piece detailing correct grip, elbow position, and body alignment for iron shots. It emphasizes keeping the right elbow close, maintaining a closed grip through the backswing and down swing, and avoiding over swinging to preserve rhythm and accuracy.
Concord High School harriers host Revere High in a league meet on Friday at 3 p.m. over a two and three fourth mile course. Last week Concord opened with a 31 26 loss as Wellesley’s Bob O Grady led until the final quarter mile before Jack Hall edged him.
The listing shows football practice at Emerson Playground at 3 p.m. on multiple days and Middlesex School hosting Brooks School at 3 p.m. The Concord High cross country race is noted for Friday at the Rover league course, plus a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club and a Monday Recreation Commission meeting at Town House.
The column notes last weekend's upsets including Lowell over Peabody and Winchester over Swampscott. It tallies 149 of 190 points and 225 of 320 for the season and forecasts several potential upsets across multiple towns and schools with a 200 point target if all picks hit.
The readable data shows names like Batsford Marlboro Gooch Marlboro Sawyer Gleasondale and yard per minute measurements. The passage also mentions a held event and a hose nozzle that stops when cut.
Rudy Currier releases Minute Men in Football a history of Concord High football from its origins to 1947. The $1.00 volume features group and individual player photos and local team rivalries and lists many town players. It will be sold in Concord area stores including Rexall Ferrari's and Sanderson's with mail orders also offered.
Concord reports five of its future opponents won their games last week while two tied. Chelmsford tied 6-6 with Puschard, Hudson tied 7-7 with Methuen. Maynard defeated St. Chas Rop Wallo 32-12, Woburn beat Clement’s 6-0, Billesica edged Wayland 13-12, Needham defeated Stoughton 0-0 next Saturday.
Jack Sk of Concord High, star of last fall’s undefeated team with 105 points, joins the Hanover College football squad after the state performance where he trailed only Lynn Classical’s George Pike.
Middlesex defeats the 1946 Boston Trade Conference League champion 20 to 0 at home. Dunster scored early, Stodgill and Riley connected on a third period pass for a 14-0 lead, Gilbert added a late TD, and Roberts kicked the extra points. Trade suffers its first defeat in 13 starts as Middlesex cruises to the upset.
In a local youth football clash, Thodhad Be scored Boyle Parkesey 18-0 as Concord High School varsity veterans Jack Finan Dick Ryan and Leo McKenna led the victors. McKenna and Finan have brothers on the Concord High school varsity. A rematch is planned later in the season. Donald Mulcahy and Abby Zumwalt stood out for Concord Elementary with Zumwalt at quarterback.
Concord High organized a large cheering section to support the varsity football team on Saturday. The cheerleaders for this year are Eunice Kelley, Mary Theresa Finigan, Ann Foster, Marie Landini, Sally Ann Fete, Peggy McCarthy, Mary Fish, and Charlotte Hardy.
Fragmented OCR text references Concord Newton Ross Face in the Med- L auto events with a last Wednesday third place note. Details are incomplete and names/locations are partially garbled.
Concord golf outing at Andover Country Club settles the championship with Town Treasurer Thomas F. Garrity Jr. as winner and new champion. Bill Parker runner up. Dr John J Fallon and John Antognoni take third and fourth. 21 participants. nine holes morning and afternoon with dinner and entertainment. New officers named including Garrity treasurer. prizes include a trophy and electric razor for Garrity and a golf sweater for Parker.
Sport notes describe Middlesex School and former Concord players active in the Paul Revere League chase. The piece mentions a Belmont home game, round robin standings with Lincoln and Belmont each at five wins, and lists alumni from Concord High School including John tey.
Concord school band under Charles Yeremian performs well in last Saturday’s game against Stoneham. Drum majorette Shirley Smart replaces Jacqueline Collie cutt. other majorettes include Carol Sreenan Phyllis Mullin Virginia Olsen Alice Zumwalt Natalie Jackson Ruth Moran.
Concord defeats Stoneham 9 0 in a loosely played game at Emerson Playground. Key scorers include Hanley Finan and Fenton with three touchdowns. Concord earns its second win of the season and extends its point lead. Stoneham managed only two first downs.
A note indicates an appearance by Or¢ at the Maynard card game on the upcoming event date.
Concord girls field hockey begins its season Friday afternoon under coach Miriam C. Clark and Dorothy Caiger with senior captain Dorothy Caiger and manager Ann Wilms guided by Carol Sreenan.
Factory prices on skirts slacks sweaters and coats for men boys and juniors at Sportswear Mfg Co 132 Kendall St Framingham Open daily 9 a m to 9 p m Located near Fram past the German Theatre Fram 7119 Prée Parking available.
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