Concord and Maynard renew schoolboy showdown on Alumni Field
Two longtime rivals Concord and Maynard ready to resume their yearly gridiron clash this Saturday afternoon on Alumni Field. The Concordians enter with a 21 game win streak and a strong 9 0 start this autumn, while Maynard seeks an upset as a local underdog in front of a record crowd.
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Totals and top scores from O. Lamhpen meet
Partial OCR shows scores 462 505 478 2445 and a highest total by O. Lamhpen with 347 points, indicating a track or athletics scoring summary. Readable fragments confirm a performance summary and top individual total.
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Pigskin Picks from a Weathered Notebook
A brittle page lists seven upsets and picks for week action. Lexington, Wellesley, Middlesex, Woburn, Concord, Marlboro, and Wayland faced losses or close calls while Weymouth, St Bernard’s of Fitchburg, and others were noted. The author projects Lexington over Stoneham and predicts several other outcomes, aiming to reach 170 points with 26 teams, three 20 point games, and hope for better results this week.
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Field Hockeyists Lose Season Opener to Arlington
Concord The Concordee School girls field hockey lost 4 1 0 in their season opener at Emerson Playground. Shirley Weslowski scored the lone goal after a quick attack, as Arlington girls blanked Concord. In the junior game, Concord also was shut out 0 0. Miss Marie Garrity coached the Arlington contingent.
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Middlesex Sportsmen Club Hosts Monthly Meeting
Groton and Westford attendees gathered for the Middlesex County Sportsmen's Club monthly meet held Thursday. D. Raskin of West Concord, former president of the Gun Club, will preside as County League head for the year.
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O Grady Injured. Concord High Player Hospitalized Post Game
Concord Bob O Grady of Concord High School football suffered a fractured collarbone after the Rindge Tech game in Cambridge. The senior, who played in Co Capt Wetherbee’s spot, joins a hospital ward season list including Callahan Wetherbee Mutty and Fennery.
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Johnson Tops Weekend Low Net at Concord County
Johnson posted the low net score of 46 37 at Concord County S as Beale Gleason Brien Geary Tew Mo Aig Phillips O Brign Mason Ham Lawton posted scores ranging from 39 to 54 in a weekend golf event. A holiday tournament of mixed foursomes draws more than 20 teams entering next Tuesday.
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Bowling League Open Opens October 18 With New Officers
The Mill Dam Bowling League held a meeting to sign up teams for the open season. Alfred J. Bapil was elected president Jay Dee named secretary and Walgo Bregoli treasurer. Teams entered include All Stars Thrift Macone's K of C Srs Andy Boys K of C Jrs Concord Oil Anderson's Company. Opening matches set for October 18 at 8 o'clock.
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Detroit Bath Law Referenced In Unclear OCR Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Detroit and a bath related law under the Sey or Sey law label. No clear event date person organization or outcome is readable.
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Baseball Team Finishes Strong in Middlesex County League
The season summary shows Higgins reporting a 58 game total for the club with a 25 11 22 non league record. Bill Mc Nally led batting with .307 while John Dunn and Ken MacLeod hit .500 in under 10 games. Wallace had the most at bats and runs while Blodgett led in runs batted in and hits.
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Freshmen Suffer 31 0 Loss to Waltham North Juniors
Concord coach Jack Donovan’s freshmen football team, after a 6-6 tie with Belmont ninth graders, fell 31-0 to the Waltham North Juniors at Bicycle Park. Jack Winan started for the freshmen with others like Ben Wick Salter and Dick Mounsey showing potential.
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High School Jayvees Roll Past Rule, 25 to 0
Concord team dominated the Rule jayvees Monday afternoon at Cambridge. Buddy Prende led with a hat trick and three touchdowns as Walter Loeomer, Frank Curran and other locals shone at backfield and fullback positions.
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Megin Keeps Undefeated Streak Versus Maynard
Concord coach Bernie Megin has a perfect record in three meetings with Maynard across 194?. Concord won 76 80 and 19 to 0 in the three games, maintaining the undefeated series lead.
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Concord High seniors recall 1945 defeat by Lexington
Local Concord players remember the 13-6 loss to Lexington on November 24 1945 postponed from Thanksgiving by rain. Only Joe Callahan from that squad remained, as Concord won all 10 games in 1946 and claimed six straight wins through 1947 before a tie with Lexington. The 1945 lineup included Baxter Tirréli Mickersno CALE Lawrence Windhol Parker Adams St Me erence McKenna Dee Muscato Hanley Erickson Hanley Fenton McKenna Jim was in the U.
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Best Players Win Awards at Maynard-Viola Week
Maynard-Viola game week highlighted by Viola and Greeno. Patsy Greeno received aggressive guard prize while others earned awards after the Friday gridiron victory over Hudson.
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SeHebant James Attains Major Rank in Fort Worth
Military dispatch from Fort Worth Texas reports SeHebant James received his discharge and was sworn in as a major. The ceremony marked a notable advancement in his service with recognition by local authorities.
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Concord Announces New Class Ratings For Football
The E M S W A released the new football class ratings with Concord remaining in Class C and tied for second. Brookline Saugus Beverly Quincy Chelsea and Weymouth move from Class B to A while Durfee North Quincy and Winchester rise to B. Class A lists 23 teams, B 15, C 53 and D 44 with Lowell Brockton tied for Class A honors at 3 straight wins and 10.00 percent.
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Coyle
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Framingham
Twilight Playoff Game Postponed Intra-Town Series
The rubber game between Tudy's West Concord and Creepy Hollow at Ride Out Playground was postponed a day before due to weather. With one win apiece, the postponed game likely ends the series for the season as teams split the spoils.
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Concord Football Classes Begin Saturday Mornings
Football classes for Concord grade students, run by the Concord Recreation Commission, are now held regularly on Saturday mornings at 9:30. The program takes place at Rideout Play Area in West Concord.
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Old Concord Maynard gridiron rivalry chronicles
The piece chronicles the long Concord Maynard football rivalry dating to 1896 with Maynard leading 15 wins to Concord’s 12 and four ties, noting Maynard’s 23 game win streak goal and historic games, players, and early improvised uniforms. It highlights key moments such as 1920 revival, 71-6 Concord win, and recurring clashes through the 1930s.
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