Concord Maynard clash in 35th meeting at Emerson Heights
Concord and Maynard renew their autumn football series this Saturday at Concord, aiming to break a 15 15 tie in 35 meetings. Maynard leads points 351 to 334, with Concord seeking a historic win to move ahead in the longstanding rivalry.
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Concord
Maynard
Urda
Bame
Emerson Hraetsios
Bernie Megin
Mayniard
Wested
Coluwmbes
Frigards
Lents Powneys
Teks Caeertys
Alens
Lerers
Fete i ch ampionship In the annual clas 1D at Concord
The text reports a Concord event where H Bates defeats Phillips in the first flight of a championship. Unclear wording repeats and names are garbled, but Bates is noted as winner in the early round with 1 up.
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Concord’ Counest
H. Bates Des
Ge ‘Phillips
Ladies Golf Tourney Crowns Winners at Concord Country Club
Concord Flay hosts the Concord Country Club championship weekend with Frances Gleason defeating James R. Clarke Jr. in the final by 6 and 5. Johnston beats Hutchinson 2 up, and Gleason takes the title 6 and 5 over Johnston. First flight sees Smith and Adams advance. second flight Kraetzer tops Phillips. third flight Whitney wins the final 2 and 1.
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Concord—Flay
Concord Country ‘Club
Frances Gleason
James R. Clarke, Jr
W. Calder, Jr
E. P. Chase
R. Fulton Johnston
R. Scott
John Hutchinson
W.K. Shaw, Jr
Gleason
Calder
Johfsteh
Hutchiison
Johnston
Morgan K. ‘Smith, Jr
A. A. Lane
John Adams
Richard Edwards
Ethel Borden
Andrew H. Hepburn
Lawrence Terry
Benjamin L. Smith
Smith
Mrs Adams
Terry
Miss Orden
Kraetzer
Tyson
Phillips
Gordon Smith
F. Boyd
Little
C. Chamberlin
George ‘K.w.hitney
A. A. Cameron
B. Kingman
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Little
Mrs. Whitney
Mrs. Kingman
Columbus Day at Rock Creek Club draws heavy luncheon and race crowds
Marty Winn announces that outside terraces will operate on Columbus Day alongside the main clubhouse restaurant. The annual doubleheader draws a large crowd with six morning and eight noon races, and reservations for box seats and dining are already heavy. World series newspapermen will not attend the buffet luncheons. notable staff and jockeys prepare for racing days. Burr receives a suspension for rooming infractions at the clubhouse turn. Racing secretary Owen E. Pons, a board member, helps select the 1951 American Champion Thoroughbreds while recovering in hospital.
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Marty Winn
H. M. Stevens
Sand
Solumbusy
Maurice Rose
Fred Martin
Old Rock
Rose
Martin
Charlie Buri
America
Moriday
Irving Goshen
Stock Exchange
Flaneur
Interfere
Maurice’ Wilder
Burr
New England
Owen E. Pons
Pons
Bon Secours Hospital
Lawrence
Sanam
Fam
Hilcome
Striped Bass Tagged for Massachusetts Migration Study
Fran cis W. Sargent director of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries announces a research project tagging striped bass to study migration off the Massachusetts coast. Captain Frederic C. Wilbour and Frank Woolner of Salt Water Sportsman assist as tagging and releasing begin, with nets or seines considered legal only for research.
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Francis W. Sargent
Division of Marine Fisheries Mass
Dept. of Conservation
Sargent
Charles L. Wheeler
State Fisheries
Biolog
Massachusetts
Schaefer Brewing Company
Atlantic
Wheeler
Frederic C. Wilbour
Conservation Patrol Boat
Frank Woolner
Sargen
Howe F Picks Week 8 slate from local prep games
Howe reports 15 of 25 wins for 150 points, with a projected 250 points this weekend. Friday picks include Boston English over Groton School and Hudson over Howe of Billerica, plus several other neighbors and town matchups. Sunday features Lowell over Manchester Central as the wrap.
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Waltham
Boston English
Groton School
Hudson
Howe
Billerica
Weston
Ashland
Marlboro
Milford
Stoneham
Lexington
Winchester
Winthrop
Watertown
Chelsea
Concord
Maynard
Melrose
Malden
Framingham
Belmont
Fitchburg
Brookline
Wayland
Cohnsett
Chelmsford
Tewksbury
Notick
Stoughton
Saugus
Marblehead
Lowell
Manchester Central
Concord Recreation Director Attends National Congress
Bernard E. Megin and other Concord Recreation Commission members attend daily meetings of the 33rd National Congress at Hotel Statler in Boston this week.
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Concord
Bernard E. Megin
Concord Recreation Commission
33Rd National Congress
Hotel Statler
Boston
Maynard-A carge weekly program grows with plans
Rod and peanut and Chick entertain at last Saturday night party as fall and winter program expands. Lobster and clams return promising a larger crowd this week with a rummage sale by the Women’s Auxiliary on October 6 at 11 a.m. Hunting season opens October 20 for pheasant quail rabbit and squirrel with preparations underway for opening day.
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Maynard
Concord
Peanut
Chick
Lowell Gridsters Play At Hospital Benefit Tilt
Lowell high and Keith Academy freshman teams meet in a Merrimack Valley Conference game at the U.S. Veterans hospital grounds for local patients. Athletics director Paul Sullivan of Lowell and Brother Barry of Keith arranged the event.
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Bedford
Lowell ‘High
Keith Academy
Merrimack Valley
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Paul Sullivan
Lowell
Barry
CFX
Keith
Recreation Meeting Set by Concord Recreation Commission
The Concord Recreation Commission schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday October 10 in the town house courtroom. Chairman Roger C. Fenn will preside.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Roger C. Fenn
Concord High Faces Maynard Game With Key Injuries
Concord High football sees multiple players on crutches with Hans Van Leer and Paul Ladint sidelined. Dick Lyons has a bad knee and may not play in the Orange scrimmage, while Donnie Muleshy fears a broken ogilar bone and will miss Maynard and possibly more games.
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Concord
Concord High
Hans van, Leer
Paul Ladint
Maynard
CoCrpt
Dick Lyons
Needham
the Orange
Natick
Donnie Muleshy
Vguard
Ogilar
Assabet Valley Little League forms teams and opens tryouts
The Assabet Valley Little League organization announces officers Har old Ruffead president Anno Koskinen vice president James Mulvaney secretary and Thomas Eley treasurer for one year. Local sponsors Maynard Ice and Oil Co Maynard Elks Club Maynard Rotary Club and Bursaw Gas and Oil Co fund the league which welcomes boys aged 8 to 12 from Acton Maynard and Stow. Tryouts set for early April with team selection by mid May. Alumni Field will host a two thirds size diamond with safety equipment provided and funded by sponsors.
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Maynard
Assabet Valley
Amon
Harold Ruffead
Anno Koskinen
James Mulvaney
Thomas Eley
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Carl Stétzi
Little Laggie Baseball, Inc
Maynard Ice & Oil Company
Maynard -Elks ‘Club
Maynard Rotary Club
Bursaw'Gas'& Oil‘company
Acton
Stow
Maynard School Committee
Mary Doyle
Alumni Field
Nea
Concord High Voids Cambridge Latin Reserves 27 0
Concord High led by Webber and Soule with two touchdowns each and Densro kicking three extras defeated Cambridge Latin reserves 27 to 0 at Cambridge. Upcoming games include Belmont, Needham, Stoneham, and Winchester at home in upcoming Mondays.
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Concord
Larry Webber
Dean Soule
Joe Densro
Concord High
Fayvees
Cambridge Latin
Cambridge
Webber
John O’connell
Belmont
Needham Bege
Stoneham
Winchester
Benoit Wins Tramp Golfers Championship at Manchester CC
Benny Benoit Jr. of Minuteman Chevrolet, Inc., captured the Tramp Golfers Association title at Manchester Country Club New Hampshire with a net 70 to lead 16 players. Bernie Megin posted best low gross 89. dinner followed, trophy presentation set for Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club. past champions listed.
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Concord
Golfers‘Association
Manchester
New Hampshire
Tast
Benny” Benoit,Jr
Minuteman Chevrolet, Inc
Bernie Megin
Texis
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
John B. McGrath
John B. Finigan
Maurice Mewalter
Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
Concord High Pupils Plan Exchange Trip
Concord High School plans an exchange trip with a Washington area high school near Laurel Maryland. The list includes senior and junior boys and girls and alternates, with multiple named students and alternates selected for the program.
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Concord High
Concord
Concord High School
Washington, D. C
Hyattsville
Maryland
Laure
Akon Aid
Kevin Quinn
Ithard’ ‘Ryan
Fenwick Salter
Nee ‘Webber
Peter Witherell
Robert‘Zumiwalt
Ethel Bloomfield
Ane Gill
Ruth Hayward
Jean JayFarlane
Sheila Mailley
Amn Iry
Barbara Santora
Mary Sepe
Venice Simms
Linnea Swansofi
Ruth Tobit
Shirley Wilkie
Lyle Carlson
John McCroné
Alfred Olsen
Catherine McBreen
Jean McIntosh
Marilyn Meade
Andrew Barrett
Walter ‘Barthus
Neil ‘O’connor
Thomas
Sudbury Pre-School Holds October Meeting Budget Adopted
Sudbury cooperative pre school held its second monthly meeting Monday October 1 at Mrs. Lester Smith home. President Mrs Myron Siegars led the business session and the new budget was presented and accepted on a monthly basis pending further information. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Cooperative
Lester Smith
Myron Siegars
Self employed included in new social security plan
The 1950 amendments extend Old Age Survivors Insurance to self employed persons earning at least 400 a year. Earnings up to 3600 a year are taxed, with self employed paying 2 percent. Reporting is annual, first due March 30, 1952, at local Social Security offices or post offices. Representatives visit Concord and Maynard on specific Fridays to assist.
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Eset
Concord
Maynard Town House
Memorial reminiscence on Vermont campus trip
Sudbury residents recount a trip to Burlington Vermont with their daughter Joan entering her senior year at the university. The visit recalls happy undergraduate days and the first autumn foliage colors across mountains and foothills of the state.
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Sudbury
Anna Me. Harver 'N
Experts Claim St Louis Not On Mississippi River
St Louis is not on the Mississippi, say Army Corps of Engineers and Geological Survey. The Missouri enters the Mississippi 16 miles north of St Louis, with the Missouri riverbed muddy on the western side and the Mississippi clearer on the eastern side.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi St. Louis
U.P
Midwest
Mississippi River
Army Corps of Engineers
Geological Survey
St.’ Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
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