Hudson Crimson Hawks Rout Maynard For Third Straight League Win
Hudson High overwhelms Maynard High 31 0 at Riverside Bowl in front of 2200 fans. Dick Lyons shines with an 88 yard run and 41 yard catch as Robbie Anastasorking connects repeatedly with Lyons and Moraes setting up three first half touchdowns. Bondelevitch plays deep bench and reserves contribute to the shutout and third straight victory.
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Hundson
Maynard
Hudson Kich
Crimson ‘Hawks
Milltowners
Riverside Bowl
Robbie Anastas
Dick Lyons
Lyons
Anastas
Stan Bondelevitch
Hawks
Crimson
Clyde Wheeler
Crimsons
Hudson Visoa i
Hudson
Dick Moraes
Willis
Viola
Air Boys
Bob Bob Anastas
Prachnick
Mancini
Billy Glynn
Frank Marini
Jackie Arastas
Beshta
Pracknick
Marini
MacDonald
Tommy Chionis
Ledger
Hudson High
Guidotti
Tencati
Tervole
Fagerquist
Bostow
Silva
Wheeler
Glynn
Fisher
Guerard
Viela
O’clair
Cuddy
Murphy
Kulévich
Bakun
Weaving
Freeman
White
Masciarelli
LA Hudson
Tenca
Rush
Wes Kidd
Jude Dan Allwon
McCarthy
Hawks Top Maynard With Strong Reserve Show
The Hudson Hawks defeated Maynard with a robust second half surge and reserves shaping the win. Quarterback pair Robbie Anastas and Dick Lyons fueled aerial scoring while Guerard’s early touchdown sparked sharper line play. The defense limited Maynard to 26 yards rushing as the new drill team impressed at halftime.
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Hawks
Maynard
Hudson
Anastas Lyons
J. Anas
as-Lyons
Guerard
Bowmen Deer Season Opens October First in Maine
Maine hunters face bow and arrow season rules enforced by Game Conservation agents. No firearms may be carried during bow season and a bow hunter may kill only one deer. rearmament prohibits a second deer by shotgun or rifle. Earl Laviana of Meridan, Conn., won the 1050 heavyweight title in Edmunds Maine with a 403 pound buck noted for odd straight antlers.
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Augusta
Maine
Tha
Otto Fish
Bowen
Grearm Bantens
Earl Laviana
Meridan
Conn
Edmunds
Laviata
Concord Teams Sweep Weekend Action
Concord football foes posted mixed results over the weekend. Maynard fell 26 0 to Hudson, while Concord hosts Hudson on October 12 in a night game. Rindge Tech beat Fitchburg 70, Belmont lost 19 13 to Norwood, Framingham lost 45 0 to Milton, and Lexington tied Wellesley 6 6 in a comeback effort.
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Concord
Maynard
Hudson
Rindge Tech
Fitchburg
Belmont
Norwood
Framingham
Milton
Lexington
Wellesley
Marlboro Framingham
Walpole
St. Bernard’s
Milt. Acad
Lexington Winthrop
Ewe
Lowell
Newton
Standout Players Highlight Rough Exhibition by Heat Gawn
A public exhibition by the unit drew applause and featured standout Dick Ligons with big punt returns, passes, rushes and two touchdowns. Hudson reserves and replacement players contributed key plays and bench sparks as the team impressed after a previous triumph. Auto Workers averaged $73.25 a week in 1950.
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Carl Beauregard
Dick Ligons
Hudson
Fang
Ray Gratd
Opitton
Tata
Brido
Cenit
Hebeatt Uaist
Rit
Obras Vis
Bastow
Hen Lyons Jr
Edson
Maynard
McMahon
Qiardly
Encati
Popé
Guiotti
Slyston
Avis
Bowling Pairings For Next Two Weeks In Mill Dam League
John P. Halliday, secretary, lists two weeks of matchups for the Mill Dam Bowling League. On Monday October 8 the Jokers face Tudys Anchors, Andy Boy Elks duel Ramblers, Lincoln meets K of C Srs. On October 15 Jokers play Thrift, Andy Boy vs Elks, Ramblers vs Lincoln, Tudys vs K of C Srs. and K of C Srs. vs Anchors. Team leaders include K of C Srs and players Terry McHugh, Jim O'Neil, Eddie Finigan, Tom Oraley, Tom Hopkins, Dad Robinson, Hap Hansen, Jolters Dalgo Bregoli.
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Concord
John P. Halliday
Mill Dam Bowling League
K. of
D Ea Gs
Tudys
Anchors
Jokers
Andy Boy Elks
Ramblers
Lincolln
C. Srs
Thrift
Andy Boy
Elks
Lincoln
Sudbury 1951 Girls Field Hockey Opens Season
Sudbury High School’s 1951 girls field hockey team opens in early season practice under Mrs. Dorothy Bondelevitch. Players include Harding, Johnson, Krause, Alcamo, Dev lin, Goodrich, Hodder, Mercier, Pike, Dodge, Burckes, Flynt, Hawes, Laine, Mac Culloch, MacCulloch, Burns, Fellows Olson Fairbanks Parks and manager Dawson.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Memo
Oean Harding
Joanan
Madeleine Johnson
Helen Krause
Mary Alcamo
Jody Devlin
Judy Goodrich
Carol Hodder
Charlotte Mercier
Louise Pike
Gloria Dodge
Margaret Burckes
Jane Flynt
Dorothy Hawes
Lily Laine
Betty MacCulloch
Helene MacCullo
Milton Academy tops Middlesex in a 33-0 junior clash
Milton Academy crushed Middlesex 33-0 on Saturday as Swann and Swett scored touchdowns and Flynn Davis Seelye lead a dominant offense while Milton’s defense stifled the Middlesex attack. Pierce added the three points after touchdowns with reliable kicking and the game featured scorers Swan Swett and a strong Milton line.
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Concord
Olson
Thurmond
F Baker
Parker
Schwarz
Cunning Nan
Williams
Elliott
Marlow
Jhan
Guy
Babsotberg
Mien
Aer Weaver
Piver
Nene
Milton
Swat Swett
Pierce
Boyle
Ney
Concord Com squad returns for another year
Readable fragments indicate Concord high school team plans another season under coach Rae. The partial notes mention players and a lineup plan as preparations begin for upcoming games.
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Concord
Cord
Iriam C
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Hudson Eleven
Guerard, Willis Also Score
Dr'll
Orpen Tae
Brial
Phideon
Ray Guerard
Mayrd
Kenny Willis
Bobastas
Moraes
Ray Couerard
Charlie Silva
Lyone
Lyons Mie
Hudson Hawks
Louteiro
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Sean So
SNC OS Eas
Oraes
P. Anastas
Esses Allan
Ll E Mahon
J. Anastas
R. Anastas
Tere
Maynard Beshta
Mancini Sig
Reeman
Besses
Bondelevitch
Methuen
Hudson Heavy Mortars National Guard
Hawk
Meynard
Dick Livons
Ken Willis
Bob Amasias
Bowmen
Hudson Grid
Dave Sharon
Charles
Gil Concord
Rae Aes
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