First Regional Victory Over Wakefield by Concord Carlisle
Concord Carlisle regional defeated Wakefield 18 to 14 at Emerson Playground in a come-from-behind win. Donovan starred with key 37 yard runs and two 14 yard scores, Francis scored three times, Encarnacao and DeFeo contributed points as Carlisle improves to 1-? on the young season.
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Rudy Currier
perncord-Carlisle
Nals
Farncis
Wakefield
Donovan
Bob Encarnacao
Dick DeFeoto
Carlisle
Fen
Pete
Concord-Carlisle
Francis
Mel
Harris
Paydine
Frantz
Driscoll
Grennan
Abbott
McGrath
Taylor
Caréw
Windheim
Pocile
Berlied
Eckel
Moss
MacLeod
Knoll
Ireland
Gray
Phalon
Manchuse
G. Ireland
Booth
Dalton
Paul Driscol
Huppritch
Myette
Swanson
Cahill
Currier
R. Nardone
Thornton
Bacon
Giarratano
Witt
Dennis Boyd
Wakefield Faces Reading Next After Regional Game
Wakefield won the regional game after a tight start with 58 points conceded across two games. Scouts crowded the press box before working press arrived and the regionals band showed improved performance led by Djing peg Depeoquate and Bob Wilson in announcing. Wakefield won the toss and prepares for Ort 23 against Stoneham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Peg Depeoquate
Bob Wilson
West Concord
Reading
Stoneham
Oyster shell deposit found in Forest City creek bed
A creek bed near Forest City Arkansas yields a vast deposit of oyster shells totaling nearly 7 million cubic yards, indicating a sizable ancient shell-midden or fishing industry site in the region.
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Forest City
Ark
Final Round of Concord foursomes decided winner
The member member golf championship at Concord Country Club finished with James M. Austin and Dr. John F. Flavin defeating Wilder Parks and Carleton Klinck 6 and 5. The coming weekend will feature mixed foursomes with some members playing two rounds on Sunday due to late-season dates.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
James M. Austin
John F. Flavin
Wilder Parks
Carleton Klinck
Little League Meet Tuesday to Discuss Banquet
West Acton Colonial Little League announces a business meeting next Tuesday at 8 30 p m at W Acton Fire Station The meeting will draw Friday fair chances and plan the November banquet A full report on Saturday’s Kinsley Field fair will be given at the meeting The event follows a successful fair day with strong attendance
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West Acton
Duplicate Bridge Results at Acton Center Weekly
Results from the weekly duplicate bridge at Acton Community Center show first place to Mrs Huebsch and Mrs Wallerstein, second to Mrs Campbell and Mrs McLaughlin, third to Mrs McFague and Mr Thompson, with a split tie for fourth and fifth between Mrs Lenhardt with Mr Norden and Mr Johnston with Mr Wheeler. The events occur Thursdays at 8 p.m. at the Community Center Clubhouse and are open to all.
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West Acton
Acton Community Center
Huebsch
Wallerstein
Cambell
McLaughlin
McFague
Thompson
Lenhardt
Norden
Johnston
Wheeler
Community Center
Tie For Top Place In Golf Tourney At Country Club
The golf tourney at the Country Club ended with a tie for first by Hughie Miller Melanie and Craig Lundberg both posting 87.050. Low score was 31 by Wag Bb ONeil while Jack McGrath Bernie Tobin and Paul Batulin trailed with scores in the upper 30s.
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Maynard
Country Club
Hughie Miller
Melanie
Craig Lundberg
O’neil
Jack McGrath
Bernie
Tobin
Paul. Batulin
Local Golfers Enter Belmont Country Club Paper Tourney
Maynard area players Hans Wattu Tom Higgins Maryborough Milt Hodgdon and Dr John F Flavin of Concord join in a Boston newspaper golf tournament at Belmont Country Club opening yesterday.
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Maynard
Boston
Bélmont Country Club
Hans Wattu
Tom Higgins
Maryborough
Milt Hodgdon
Lexington
John F. Flavin
Concord
Grange Will Hold Meeting Tonight in Maynard
Maynard Grange No. 340 will hold its regular meeting at 8 p.m. in Ellis Hall with Russell Naylor presiding. Corresponding Officer Night will be observed as visiting Granges are expected. Maynard hosts Middlesex Central Pomona installation on Oct. 19 with a Groveland state deputy officiating.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
P. of
Russell Naylor
Ellis Hall
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Groveland
Reading Hosts Regional Finalists in Middlesex League Clash
Reading aims to slow Concord-Carlisle as it hosts the visitors in a Middlesex League showdown. Coach Hollingsworth relies on a Wing-T offense led by Dirk Horton while Concord-Carlisle counters with a split-T offense led by Dick Frandip and Jack Donovan amid injuries to Dick Caprice.
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Reading
Eerteese
Winchester
Concord - Carlisle
Melrose
John Hollingsworth
Wakefield
Wort
Bellmont
Dirk Horton
Ron Sullivan
Aavo Kates
Charlie Bangs
Sully
Belmont
Concord
Open House Planned at New Davis School Bedford
Bedford open house is planned by the school department at the New Davis School Davis Road October 12 from 2 pm to 5 pm. John Glenn reports the Middlesex County Teachers convention will be October 28 at Met Theatre Boston. The resignation of Mrs Angela Sullivan in the guidance department has been accepted by the school board. Hev Harold McDermott pastor of St Michael's permission to use the high school cafeteria Sunday 8 am to 9 am. Supt Glenn reports an application from a part time teacher of Russian and Principal Edward Gillespie will survey interest in this subject.
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Bedford
New Davis School
Davis Road
John Glenn
Middlesex County
Met Theatre
Boston
Angela Sullivan
Hev
Harold McDermott
St. Michael's
Glenn
Edward Gillespie
Banquet Precedes First Annual Ball in Action
The Acton Police Relief Association announces the first annual concert and ball at Blanchard Auditorium Friday at 8. Jimmy McHale's Orchestra will perform. A 6 p.m. banquet for invited guests will be at Colonial Inn Concord. Officers include Patrolman Davner acting president Chauncy Fenton Jr. as vice president and Warren Birch as secretary with Norman Roche as treasurer.
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Acton
New
Acton Police Relief Association
Blanchard Auditorium
Jimmy McHale
Colonial Inn
Concord
Davner
Serst Chauncey Fenton, Jr
Warren F. Birch
Norman L. Roche
Concord Carlisle Breaks Ice With Wakefield Win
Concord Carlisle finally won its first league game by beating Wakefield and plans to play Reading next Saturday. The Middle Sex League has had four games with two wins for Concord Carlisle, one win for Wakefield, and one tie.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Wakefield
Reading
Kicket
Concord- Carlisle
Iow
Hag
Real
Sudbury School Committee Bans Student Driving This Year
The Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Regional District School Committee votes to ban students from driving to and from school this year due to limited parking from building work, unsafe on street conditions, neighborhood parking resistance, and a public appeal by the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. The move seeks safety for youth and neighborhood harmony with cooperation from students and parents.
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional District School Committee
Harrow
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Clement A. Riley
Police Ball Set For Next Tuesday In Concord
Concord hosts a public ball next Tuesday at 8 PM with a holiday program by the Relist Association. The event at the Armory features an orchestra from Boson and a grand march to the door. Patrolman Wald Wniikowski is noted as a fine of association and Salvatore Silvio Jr is listed among organizers with Robert E. Kelley as honorary chairman.
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Concord
Boson
Concord Po
Ars Armory
Taote Il
Cairman Ig
Salvatore
Silvio Jr
Robert E. Kelley
Sersta
aPtrolman
Iwald Wniikowski
North Reading blanks Bedford 20 to 0 in Gridiron clash
North Reading rolled to a 20 0 victory over Bedford as Billy Cotter scored all three rushing touchdowns for the home team. Cotter totaled about 150 yards on the ground, extending his early season run after a 235 yard start in two games. Bedford failed to mount a sustained threat, trailing 8 0 at halftime and reaching the 10 late in the final period before the final margin.
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Bedford
Bedford High
North Reading
Billy Cotter
Deacon
Douglas
Dick Webber
Williamson
Correlle
Caruccio
Sullivan
Puglia
G. Linkletter
N. Martinho
M. Martinho
Eleacher
Lick
McNeany
Yanckees
Scrymgeour
Bur
West
McGovern
Ihb
Garibotto
Webber
Pakstis
Albani
Thoras
Hogdson
N. Reading
Cotter
McLean
Rush
Watertown Upsets Warriors to End 14-Game Streak
Watertown defeated Sudbury 2-0 on a small field as Da vid MacDonald and Dick Dano sky scored for Watertown while Cambridge School beat Sudbury 2-1 in a separate regional follow up.
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Sudbury
Warriors
Watertown
Aconds
Gaels
David MacDonald
Dick Danosky
Volk
Cambridge School
Two Maynard Boys Enroll at Columbia Military Academy
Douglas James DeRosa and William Joseph Duggah of Maynard are listed as new enrollees at the Columbia Military Academy. The school, long designated an honor school by the U S Department of Defense, is entering its 58th session with over 3 000 alumni living nationwide and abroad.
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Columbia
Columbia Military Academily
Douglas James DeRosa
William DeRosa
Great Road
Maynard
William Joseph Duggah
Thomas J. Duggah
Tremont Street
Columbia Military Academy
U. S. Department of Defense
Beauty director urges quick fashion refresh for school season
Ellén Noreda Baum, beauty institute director, advises women to update wardrobe with a new hair-do, lighter makeup, and bright lipstick as children return to school. She suggests a subtle temporary color rinse to enhance sun-bleached hair after Véry shampoo, a process taking only minutes.
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Chicago
UPI
Ellén Noreda Baum
Beauty Institute
Oddities Mark Donovan’s Playing Return to Carlisle Wake
An odd scene unfolded in Cohcord Carlisle Wake as Mark Donovan played despite injuries. Dick Capli ces suffered an injury, Donovan posted 99 yards in two plays, and a tense moment over a missing optic led to a sideline replacement from Principal John F. Donovan before the game resumed.
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Cohcord-Carlisle-Wake
Sebigeme
Van
Dick Caplices
Jath
John F. Donovan
Bacon Wins Handicap Tourney at Concord
Horatio W. Bacon takes overall victory in the Concord handicap versus Yankee event with four up. Close behind are Vernes M. Austin two up Henry Sehoes one up Walter Bush one down Rep John Eaton Jr one down John Adams two down Joseph Kierce three down A Laurence Peirson Jr three down John W. Codding three down John B. Tew three down Carleton Klinek three down Leonard Smith four down ilder Parks four down Charles Johnson four down James Ike Jr five down Franklin Paine six down Dr John Flavin six down Loring Grimes down.
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Concord
Carleton Klinek
Leonard Smith
Ilder’ Parks
Charles Johnson
James R. Ike, Jr
Franklin R. Paine
John F. Flavin
Loring. Grimes
Sudbury Eleven Attend Wellesley Field Hockey Clinic
Sudbury-Eleven field hockey players under Nancy Ughlin attended a Wellesley College clinic. In the morning they learned stitching from Boston coaches and an English coach, then played three coached games to learn new skills. The article also lists a 1960 schedule for home and away games and notes a Northeastern visit by Kenneth W. Ballow to Concord Carlisle Regional.
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Sudbury
Nancy Ughlin
Wellesley College
Joy Child
Jen Burchett
Heather Marquis
Diane Powers
Maureen McCarthy
Charlene Moynihan
Sheryl Hail
Martha Child
Penny Child
Karen Jokigaari
Evelyn Beazley
Stich
Boston
Wayland
Befrant
Weston
Concord
Winchester
Newton
Riday
Derry
Bedford
Kenneth W. Ballow
eiHissions
Northeastern University
Concord-Carliste
Middlesex opens grid season with decisive opener victory
Middlesex defeats Browne and Nicholas rival 30 to 6 as Southard runs for 89 yards and scores on two other plays. Team led 18 to 0 at halftime with Borden on a 15 yard screen pass and Perkins rallying in from the two. Cobb of the visitors scored late with a three yard plunge.
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Concord
Dan Southard
Middlesex
Browne
Nicholas Rival
Bop Borden
Tom Perkins
Ben Cobb
Clarke
Putnam
Soule
Curtis
MacKenizie
Hinckley
Wally
Borden
Sites
Jaques
Southard
Barnes
D. C. Smith
Dechert
Cramner
Stone
Bent
Clapp
Garland
Gardner
Lucas
Masin
Lefferts
Lundberg
Garretoh
Elmer
Mathers
Landry
Johnson
Field Hockey Opens Season at Emerson Playground
Concord-Regional field hockey begins season this afternoon at Emerson Playground against Arlington. Coach Miriam Co. Clatj leads the locals. Upcoming games include Oct 10 at Lexington and Oct 14 at Weston.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Arlington
Miriam Co. Clatj
Lexington
Weston
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