Concord-Carlisle Rally For Upset Win 14 6
Belmont led 6 0 early in the third as Jimmy Wood ran for a TD after a 70 yard drive. Dick Francis tied it with a 15 yard jump pass to Terry Taylor, giving Concord Carlisle an 8 6 edge. Jack Donovan a 41 yard scamper sealed a 14 6 victory before a late stop.
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Belmont
Jimmy Wood
Wilbur
Wood
Concord - Carlisle
Dick Francis
Tommy Berlied
Megins
Francis
Terry Taylor
Bob Wilcinski
Dalton
Jack Donovan
Bob Windheim
Windheim
Donovan
Harris
Concord-Carlisle
Bob. Frink
Dorn Concord
Bedford Fights Back but Falls Short to Ayer 16 14
Bedford-Ayer battled to a 16 14 gridiron loss as Ray Bernard put Bedford ahead with early scores and Don Douglas and Dick Webber added TDs. Bedford faces Weyland next after a 3 000 crowd witnessed a tense comeback bid that fell just short in the final period.
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Bedford
Ayer
Ray Bernard
Don Douglas
Dick Webber
Wayland
Norton
Léngtheign
T. Quigley
Hi Inesy
Quigley
Morse
Dane
Callahan
Wyman
Jord
McGuane
Koski
Books
Bernard
Douglas
Webber
Garibitto
Bedford Football Beats Westford Freshmen 20 to 6
Bedford freshmen football defeated Westford freshmen 20-6 in a later note also listing Lynnfield. Cross country beat Billetica 25-30 as locals edged Burlington 8-0 in field hockey. Varsity 3-1, jayvees 2-2. cross country Bedford 22-35 over Chelmsford with Han Genetti TayTok Francey leading. Team record now three wins two losses.
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Westford
Lynnfield
Billetica
Burlington
Vassity
Jay Vees
Bedford
Chelmsford
Kenneth Han
Freddie Genetti
Bob Tay- Tok
Ronnie Francey
Concord schools stage Our Town in joint production
Concord Middlesex School Jamets Club and Concord Academy present Thornton Wilder's Our Town. Directed by Gerard A. Galli and Mrs. Robert Richardson Jr, performances set for November 17 and 18 with further details to be announced.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Jamets Club
Concord Academy
Thornton Wilder
Gerard A. Galli
Robert D. Richardson
Nifty Finish In Concord Carlisle Football Scrimmage
Concord Carlisle and Belmont collide in a high scoring scrimmage with key players Harris Frantz Driscoll Grennan Abbott McGrath Taylor Donovan and Windheim making plays. Belmont responders include Devine Sarkisian Pischeghian Lund Pietzle Burton and Wilcinski with Berkl etc.
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Concord-Carlisle
le. Harris
Frantz
Driscoll
Grennan
Abbott
McGrath
Taylor
Donovan
Parsheghian
Lund
Pietzle
Burton
Boyle
Kollins
Threadgold
Rowbian
McLaughnlin
Moore
Tramp Golfers Dinner Saturday at Musketaquid Club
West Concord Tramp golfers close their season with a Saturday night windup at Musketaquid Sportsmen's Clubhouse. A social hour runs 6 30 to 7 30 followed by dinner and awards led by Ed Crosby as this year's club champion.
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West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s
Ed Crosby
Middlesex Teams in Recent Games Against Brooks and Nob le Greenough
Middlesex C team blanked Brooks 26 0 while the 4th team fell to Noble and Greenough 14 0. Pups lost 24 6 to Brooks. In soccer Middlesex dropped the first game to Brooks 5 2. Capt Sandy Stengel scored for the locals and Doug Adams Lincoln had the other. Varsity football eyes its big St Georges clash in the 56th meeting between the two schools.
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Concord
Middlesex
Brooks
Noble & Greenough
Pups
Sandy Stengel
Doug Adams
Lincoln
St. George’s
Acton Girls Field Hockey Win Fourth Game
Acton girls field hockey beat Littleton 4 to 2 to run their record to four wins in five games. Carol Michaels opened scoring for Littleton, followed by Joyce Wilkes tying. Margaret Moland, Joan Tuttle and Denise Churret scored for Acton.
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Acton
Littleton
Billerica
Carol Michaels
Joyce Wilkes
Margaret Moland
Colonials
Joan Tuttle
Denise Churret
Judy Hartwell
Nancy Peck
Arol Schene
Diane Wetherbee
Patricia Cataldo
Marilyn LeClerc
Brenda Duren
Brenda Bentsen
Nancy Lortz
Harriet Wilson
Rod and Gun Club Lists Upcoming Events
The Rod and Gun Club outlines a schedule of events starting with a ladies night on November 10 at the clubhouse. A turkey raffle and supper are planned for November 16, followed by a Christmas party on December 18. Additional events include New Year’s Eve party December 31 and a game dinner January 18.
Concord-C varsity field hockey ready for regional contests
Concord-C varsity field hockey centers on regional play with Belmont at home today Belmont on Nov 1 Melrose Nov 10 and Maynard visit. Junior varsity football schedules a game Nov 7 at Lexington while freshman football plays Nov 4 at Central Winchester Belmont hosts Nov 20.
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Concord
Belmont
Melrose
Maynard
Lexington
Central
Winchester
Middlesex
Melrose Eee
Reading
Winchester I i Con
Invest in Your Country Buy U S A Bonds
A concise call to action promoting the purchase of U S A Bonds under the Invest in Your Country program. The message emphasizes patriotic investing and national financial support through government bonds.
National English Council Convention Speaker to Address Issue
Concord Skip O'Con nor, renowned track coach at regional high, will not attend the National Council of Teachers in English golden anniversary convention in Chicago from November 24 to 26. He will speak on The Use of Lay Readers on Correcting Compositions The English Teachers Report.
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Concord
O’connor
Regional
National Council of Teachers In
Chicago
Ill
Injury list grows at Concord in Belmont game
Kit Harris senior end broke his collarbone and was taken to Emerson Hospital by police cruiser. He is likely out for the season. Bob Windheim bruised hip may miss Maynard game. Ray Phalon sprained ankle and Dick Caprice starting quarterback are also sidelined.
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Concord
Kit” Harris
Belmont
Emerson Hospital
Carlisle Boys
Bob Windheim
Maynard
Ray Phalon
Dick Caprice
Freshman Soccer Team Goes 5–0 Scoring 29 Goals
Sudbury freshman soccer opened with five straight wins defeating Belmont Littleton Acton-Boxborough and Cambridge Belmort. Key scorers include Ed MacLeod Dick Narczynski Bob Ferguson and George Chu as Moulton guards the net. Team totals 29 goals while conceding four with Barr and Narczynski among top scorers.
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Sudbury
Belmont
Ed MackLeod
Bob Ferguson
Dick Aveni
Littleton
Dick Narczynski
George Chu
Fresh
Acton-Boxborough
Whu
Kenn Barr
Nurzcynski
Doug Schulte
Paul Cavicchio
Lee Rockafellow
Richard Chase
Thomas Ryan
Robert Yetton
Burglary Report From Sour Happenings in Buffalo
Police in Buffalo report a quirky burglary where thieves allegedly took a 100 pound bag of sugar and 25 cases of assorted drinks. Details about suspects or exact location remain unclear.
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Buffalo
UPI
Polizé
Middlesex and Nobles play to 6–6 tie at Burr Field
Middlesex and Noble & Greenough battled to a 6–6 draw at Burr Field. Gardner Field opened scoring for Nobles, Chris Brown sprinted 21 yards for Middlesex in the third, giving Middlesex a 6–6 result to leave Middlesex at 1–3–1.
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Dedham
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Burr Field
Concord Boys
Gardner Field
Nobles
Chris Brown
Walling
Hinckley
Soule
Garland
MacKenzie
Putnam
Clarke
Borden
Field
Jaques
Ouiare
Lundberg
Ibh
Cramner
Dechert
Fox
Capp
Bent
Mason
Lucas
Barnes
Lefferts
Weitzel
Forte
C. Chford
Bachner
iHaver
Sears
Russell
Staden
Finlay
R. Brown
Bromley
Court
Meek
Jansen
Gould
C. Brown
Over 40 Girls Seek Places With Cagers at Hale High
Coach Louis Ghiloni announces winter basketball tryouts for more than 40 girls from Hale High School grades 6 7 8. Roster includes Lillian Crue Nancy Wilbur Judy Dexter Mary Sawyer Elaine Wynhaust and many others across High School Grade 7 and Grade 6 sections.
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Judy Lowell
Erin ‘O’toole
Katherine Sawyer
Ellyn Hardy
Linda Buhrig
Caryl Charnock
Johanna McLeod
Judy LaChance
Marsha Leach
Mary Thompson
Wendy Priest
Gale Patterson
Barbara Leombruno
Donna Spea
Jane Schmelzer
Linda I Unelius
Margo Matthewman
Linda Fletcher
Linda Mann
Florence Clinghan
Candace Herene
Susan Lovell
Pat Colby
Linda Hardy
Strikes and Spares Lead Concord Comets in Pin Rally
In the Ladies Ten Pin Club events Concord Comets top with 39 to 17, Shirley Recco posts 314 while Marys upset the Marketeers with two 307 games. Sparrows still lead the Co Circuit as 14 bowlers exceed 320 led by Cal Anderson’s 368. The Anchors cling to a 40 and 8 record and total pinfall nears 9 317 with Mauil Dammers and others posting strong scores.
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Concord—Comets
Ladies
Shirley Recco
Ailis
Marys
Sparrows
West Concord
Cal Anderson
Lesdin
Cusamans
Hardings
Geartronics
Liberty Acres
Mil’ Dam
Hanson
Mauil Damers
Pin Pattern Maynar Report Highlights Pinball Scores
Stan Piecewicz led with a 402s score against Acton last week while his 159 single also stood out. Holy Home moved seven up as Jo Stephens rolled 298 and 107s. Veda Hicks collected 297 for Hershey Nuts in St. Christopher's. DiPiettos led Intra Town. Bedford's Gould posted a high pinfall of 7391.
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Maynar
Stan Piecewicz
Acton Way
Dewey Ank
Holy Home
Jo Stephens
Maynard
Veda Hicks
Hershey Nuts
St. Christopher's
DiPiettos
Eagles
Tuttos
Jim Fava
Bedford Way
Gould
Concord Club Guests Share Notable Names This Week
Concord hosts a roster of honored guests in the "321 Club" with attendees including Piecewicz and A 492 C.Ande. Canon 363 Fava and Intra-Tow 365 appear among listed participants along with Brady Bedford 361 Hanson Mal Dam Mayo Albano Tetreaut Taylor and Capruillo.
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Concord
Piecewicz
C.ande
Canon
Fava
Brady
Bedford
Hanson
Mal
Dam
Mayo
D. i
Albano
Tetreaut
Taylor
Dame Capruillo
Junior Varsity Hockey Hopes for Varsity
Junior high girls participate in fundamentals to prepare for future varsity play. Readable names include Joan Morrissey Nancy E Patrela Staples Diane Ful Barbara Stoffle Sarah Tinker Jennifer Taylor Cynthia Vanerie Willa Beddoo Linda Evis Linda Stevens Linda er Virginia Brennen Bar Beverly Heiligmann Barbara Vigliotti Judy McFar Barbar Wetherbee Alice Mc 4y Valerie Lewis Frances Ee oi D Italia Gail Duddy.
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Varsiy
Joan Morrissey
Nancy
E Patrela Staples
Diane Ful
Barbara Stoffle
Sarah Tinker
Jennifer Taylor
Cynthia Vanerie
Willa Beddoo
Linda Evis
Linda Stevens
Linda Er
Virginia Brennen
Bar
Beverly Heiligmann
Barbara Vigliotti
Judy McFar- Barbar Wetherbee
Alice Mc
Gidget Hawaiian seeks title role. cast heads East
More than 30 actresses were interviewed for the title role in Jerry feslér's production Gidget Hawaiian. James Darren Michael Callan and Joby Baker are set to appear, heading the East lineup.
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Ollywood
UPI
Jerry Feslér
James Darren
Mi‘chael Callan
Joby Baker
Regional notes summarize student council and cotton figures
Fragmented notes name student council members Ellen Em erson Gretchen Brown David Curtis Steven Rakes and reference regional officers. The text mentions large cotton figures 1.5 million bales 750 million pounds and clothing items like trousers caps shirts linked to the National Cotton Court year.
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Concord
A. A
Représenta Annelen
A. .Otive
Walter Carew
Ellen Emerson
Gretchen Brown
David Curtis
Steven Rakes
League Scores From St Christopher's Guild Meet
Team by team scoring totals listed for Butterfingers Mikey Ways Hershey Mars Rollos Snickers with individual player scores and team totals. Average scores shown for Rollos and Snickers along with cumulative totals for each squad.
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ST. Christopher's Guild Butterfingers
Ryatt
White
Tobin
Laskowsky
Morrill
Mikey Ways
Catanin
Tobias
Murphy
Walsh
Hershey
Hull
Farring
Tucker
Byrne
Hicas
Mars
Melanis
McCabe
Sullivan
Lincoln
Foley
Rollos
Baudreau
Power
Irving
Caruso
Kulik
Snickers
Charpentier
Stades
Moynihan
Willette
Herbals and teams tally scores across Pauis and Millstream
A scrambled multiple team score sheet lists Bearls Shepard and others with totals around 1200 to 1300 points. Names include Poulgon Clark Meélansen Kane Tucker Morgar Higgins Tofferi Manning Dupress Beatty and several others with varying individual scores.
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Bearls
Shepard
Byrne
Popemuck
Stakus
Pauis
Poulgon
Clark
Meélansen
Kane
Ailis
Cunniéf
Kallilanen
Lester
Huhtamaki
Leach
Gales
Tucker
Morgar
Crossley
Higgins
Tofferi
Millstream
Washburn
Lindquist
Connelly
Romilly
McGrath
Obergs
Grierson
Waite
Pickola
Wheeler
Merchant
Mary
Giants and Browns Score Totals From Team Rosters
A historical snippet lists player names and numbers for the Giants and Browns, with totals shown as 1491 for the Giants and 1377 for the Browns. The text includes multiple players and incomplete statistics across several lines.
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Giants
Rodgers
Hovey
Connan
Dempsey
Browns
Grace
O’neal
Pozerycki
Uglevich
Cook
Radio and Team Scores Highlight City Meet Card
In an OCR readout standings show multiple teams such as Lions Cavaliers Geatronics and Radio with individual scores ranging from 200s to 350s. Tonight’s matches list Liong versus Grason Stadler Fer tons versus Hardings Palmers versus Red Gun Geatronics versus Dees and Cushmans versus Hardware at 2pm with several totals and leaders noted.
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Coats
Tanniella
A. Petersen
Garcia
Brown
Bison
Andersen
Aes
L. Petersen
Anderson
Stefanell
Fak
Bregoli
Totam
Es Lions
Rae
Uughton
Heiligmann
Ane
Beatty
Total
At. Es Hardware
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Muscats
Tatal
Dees
Woodward
Schaeffer
Dée
Gentry
Suni Rene Grason
Saag
May
Lownen
Steele
Cavaliers
Siekman
Bachytiskt
Beardsley
Eae
Het
Heonrek
Ps Geatronics
Sime
Lent
Arena
Aahs
Dentino
Place
Flannery
Herding
Beaudoin
Dummy
Tofferi
Mal
Smith
Mayn
Eddy
Fen
Hojem
Higgins
Caldwell
Fenton
Piecewicz Fires 402 Triple Hero in Acton
Stan Piecewicz of the Giants in Déwey and Army Leave scored a 402 triple, matching other high marks in the Mill Dam League area. He also set a new high single of 159 along with 146s and 97s, while the Acton record rose to 418 and nearby Tony Delsie posted 422 at Lexington.
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Stan Piecewicz
Giants
Déwey
Army Leave
Dalgo Bregoli
Mill Dam
Concord
Wasil’ Chernak
Maynard
Piecewicz
Acton
Tony Delsie
Lexington
Frizzle, Notre Dame Lead Holy Name League Scores
League play reports mixed results with Notre Dame posting a win over Villanova and Holy Cross and Boston College matching scorers. Multiple team totals and individual scores appear, including O'Hare 259 Clark 285 and Steinmann 313. Matches listed for Wednesday include Fordham, Marquette, and Pittstey bowling events.
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Holy Name
Frizzle
Martin Bulger
Tom,zeno
Ies Berks
Notre Dame
O'Hare
Clark
Re Haynes
A 'Ay Haynes
Sy Haynes
Dummy
Tals
Margeeette
Dee
Steinmann, Jr
Bell
Ryan
Lalli
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Ay Migliacco
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Brown
Hill
Hollenkamp
Garcia
Boston College
Manlick
Tomheno
Higgins
Cullihane
Steinmann, Sr
Holy Cross
Mullex
Cullinane
Steinmann
Jungers
Pageau
Fordham
Marquette
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