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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
13
Concord defeats rs 18 to 13 in a rough contest as Mezin’s hovys and Dom Ser lead the scoring. Key plays include a bootleg drive and a late push by Worth and Longworth as Worth’s team battles back from a 6-0 deficit.
The article lists players including Murphy Hosmer Paonessa Hartlett and Palmer and notes Winchester versus Concord with touchdowns by Paonessa Flahery and Dena A referees Brooks Hasnag and R Q'Ponnell. Timekeeper indicates a 10 minute period.
Reading through a garbled recap, Silvio served as co captain of the 1952 squad. Sweeney caught a crucial last play pass as Hudson halted the Lovals’ long win streak. The piece mentions Joe Swee, Dim Alexander, and others amid talk of Concord’s stronger play and Wakefield’s chances to avenge a historic 1856 loss.
Concord travels to Wakefield aiming to halt Wakefield’s momentum and end a three game slide. Wakefield, coming off a 20 6 win over Reading, seeks to rebound from losses to Marlboro and Lexington as Concord follows with two home games against Reading and Melrose.
Concord John Finigan led Finigan High with 309 in a K of C Bowling League Friday at Maynard. Team totals show 1289 for No 2 area, 1285 for No 1 No 33 1220 for No 33, and 1362 for No 4 3 with Deep 268 Corbett 248 Guindan 278 Wetherbee 288 Moreau 206 totaling 1362.
Police hunted a bank robber in Milwaukee who operated with a concealed handgun and thrust a note through a window demanding cash. The thief fled with a small amount, leaving authorities to trace the incident.
Weston High defeated Bedford High 33 to 0 in Weston’s debut game. Compton and Colpitts led scoring with strong performances, while Weston’s defense shut down Bedford’s offense throughout the match.
West Concord Cushmans rally to a six point night tying for first in the West Concord League Sustained by Roy Anderson who rolled 369 to pace Cushmans alongside teammate G Petersen and Jim Farrar Roberts Murphy and Ratta. Total scores for Cushmans reached 1497 across multiple lineups.
Howe I. Howe I. Pickem recalls week one success with 170 of 180 points and lists Week two prognostications. Waltham favored to edge Brookline Arlington to stop Leominster Weston to take Bourne Hudson over Maynard Marlborough over Framingham Wayland over Westboro Lexington over Melrose Concord over Wakefield Middlesex over Milton Academy Billerica over Dracut Clinton over Milford.
Cuyahoga County Ohio led by Andridgs Cleveland tops counties in the country for the aggregating of vegetable gardens under glass. The count reflects a regional push toward greenhouse cultivation and urban agriculture.
Concord Middlesex School opens grid season under new coaches and overcomes Browne & Nichols 19 14 in Cambridge. Mason and Mignone score for the locals with Vance adding a second period tally and Simmons closing out in the final frame. Cunningham and Vance convert PATs.
Concord bowlers dominate the 300 Club with high scores from W. Concord players including Anderson 369 and Colombo 328 and Maynard entries such as Ward 40 and Maynard 317. Numerous names from Mill Dam and Maynard clubs register 300s or near totals reflecting strong regional competition.
Middlesex aims for its second win of the season by hosting Milton Academy this Saturday at 2:30. Belmont Hill routed Milton 25–0 last weekend, and Middlesex will then travel to Groton and St. Mark's. Several Concord boys are with the squad.
Maynard High announces evening classes starting Oct 1 including abridged typing, shorthand for beginners, and Adult Civic Education. Friday social for freshmen welcomed new students. first football rally boosts season spirit. Guidance assembly on Oct 1 features speakers from Northeastern University and local educators. Additional notes cover driver education, the football team’s roster, and various school projects across grade levels.
Acton notes describe a successful school dance raising funds for the athletic association with over two thousand students enjoying music. Senior girls plan tryouts for the senior play set for November 15 and 16 in the regional high school auditorium.
Concord Rod and Gun Club members heard a talk by a famous expert named Rogers at a Wednesday meeting at the club house. President James W. Powers welcomed attendees. Refreshments followed as members anticipate the upland game season opening October 21.
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