Unclear OCR fragment hints at a Hudson game cross-park clash
Fragment mentions Crowe Park and a Sunday afternoon contest. It references a coach and teammates racing through stern paces. Details are sparse and names are unreadable in the OCR.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
9
Fragment mentions Crowe Park and a Sunday afternoon contest. It references a coach and teammates racing through stern paces. Details are sparse and names are unreadable in the OCR.
Fragmented OCR records games and schedules across Concord Billerica Waltham and Newton. Mentions players Jewell Jr Harol d M Gordon and Maynard with scores around 175 and 19 0, plus upcoming matches at Emerson Playground and Riverside venue.
Concord Middlesex School hosts Portsmouth Priory after a 25 to 14 loss to Boston Trade. Riley Gilbert scored all 14 Concord points on a five yard rush, a five yard reception, and two extra points. Boston Trade seized the lead with third and fourth quarter TDs as Middlesex struggled to close.
Maynard high school football faces Hudson in the Midland League opener at Riverside Park Friday night. Star back Fred Wasiluk is injured, leaving a lighter lineup but coach Stan Bonddélevitch vows a prepared attack. Probable starters include Oskirka Spurrell Gruber Wehkoja Tomyl Popieniuck Mariani Luker Russo White Viola and Vin Russo at back.
Concord High girls field hockey meets Arlington at Emerson Playground at 3 p m Friday. The schedule includes a football game Saturday at Emerson Playground and a Middlesex School football match at home at 2 30 p m.
Maynard High School edged Ashland 12 6 in the opening gridiron clash at Alumni Field. George Luker sparked the attack with a touchdown, Fred Wasiluk added a rushing score, and Ashland fought back with Cal Greenwood’s 19 yard pass to Jim Awad for the lone Ashland score.
The Old Timers defeated Maynard 9 to 5 in a sporty exhibition featuring Bob Johnson as pitcher for Hudson and Dick Loftus pitching for Maynard. Umpire Tom King and speaker jokes highlighted a lively afternoon with strong fielding, few walks, and a large crowd bidding $77 for a banquet fund.
Hudson Old Timers toppled Maynard 9-5 at Crowe Park in a slow but well played game. Bob Johnson, in his 54th year, held the Maynard lineup to 11 scattered hits while Boots Lang led Hudson with three extra base hits. Dick Loftus worked six innings for Maynard, fanning six and driving in two runs, but miscues cost them late as Hudson pulled away with four runs in the sixth.
Maynard 12 Ashland 6. Hudson 7 Methuen 0. Woburn 21 Johnson 0. Framingham 12 Norwood 0. Westboro 7 Helden 6. Reading 12 Wellesley 12. Concord 33 Stoneham 0. Shrewsbury 32 Uxbridge 0.
Concord High School opens its field hockey season under coach Miriam C Clark with assistant Marie Garrity and captain Jane Richardson hosting Arlington High on Friday at 3 o clock at Emerson Playground The schedule lists games through November 15 against Watertown Belmont Acton Winchester Melrose Maynard Lexington.
Concord High roared back from an early fumble to defeat Stoneham High 33–0 at Recreation Park for its second straight victory in 1946. Five different players scored as Concord dominated each period, extending its season total to 67 points after a 34–0 win over Prichard.
Two tennis matches at Concord Country Club saw Greene and Tuttle advance in the men’s singles bracket with a 6-2 3-6 7-5 win over Williams and a 6-7 6-3 6-5 victory for Greene and W Norris Tuttle over Fenn and Abbott. Chase and Greene meet next weekend.
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