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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1947
Page
13
The article explains a coordinated downswing starting with dropping the left heel and rotating hips toward the hole while the straight left arm pulls down from the top. It emphasizes a slow start, a pause at the top, weight transfer to the left, and an inside-out swing to deliver a straight, penetrating ball flight with controlled overspin.
A regular meeting is scheduled for Monday at Eng House. The Teation Committee invites attendance and outlines the agenda for the session and related housekeeping details.
Concord player James R. Cullinane former Concord High baseball captain ends season with the Albany Senators in the Eastern League playoffs against Utica. He is a Naval veteran of World War III, married with one child and has returned home.
A fragmented note lists Maynard O Madsén of Natick and a score line reading 12 to 6 for Ford. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps but entities include Maynard O Madsén Natick and Ford.
The Concord High School girls field hockey team beat Arlington High 2 0 in the season opener. They host Lexington Thursday October 16 and play Belmont yesterday at home with upcoming games slated at Winchester October 21 Watertown October 30 Acton November 3 Maynard November 6.
Football practice at Emerson Playground Friday 3 pm. Cross country for Concord High at Woburn 3 pm. Saturday Maynard game at Emerson 2 30 pm. Middlesex School vs Groton 3 pm at Groton. Monday practice at Emerson 3 pm. Tuesday Jayvees vs Maynard at Emerson 3 pm. Wednesday Colts field hockey at Emerson 3 pm. Misketacills club supper. Concord High vs Hudson High at Riverside Park 8 pm. Middlesex School vs St Mark's at Southboro 2 30 pm.
Concord High School Jayvees, coached by Kenneth Creighton, lost to Lee Belmont in a recent football game.
Maynard defeats Hudson 6 to 0 at Attimré Field as the Red and White drive to the Maynard 7 in the first period and again threaten near the goal, but a series of penalties and turnovers stall every Hudson scoring chance and Maynard holds on for the win.
Hudson outplayed Maynard and created three promising scoring chances but were hampered by penalties near the goal line and a late pass failure. Jacobs and Garcia starred in the backfield with strong defensive work from Rimkes, while Maynard rode three key runners and hard-nosed defense to secure the win.
The Millwood Hunt Club of Framingham loaned its jumps to Marlboro’s Whip and Spur Club for the Columbus Day event on its grounds. Anthony Lombardi and Arthur Smith expect full entries with open classes for children and adults, noting more women entrants than men, plus outside jumps for a knock down and out class and a carriage parade.
Concord veterans of the Y D Chapter met last Sunday at the Musketaquid Sports Clubhouse West Concord for a well attended clam bake. Alexander McEachern led the program as veterans from World War I and II attended a day of sports entertainment and refreshments.
Concord coach William J. Bulger's Peter Bulkeley School football eleven dropped its first game in two seasons last Thursday as a heavier visiting Wex ninth grade team won 18 to 0. The locals, mainly younger elementary players, were outmatched by larger opponents. Tom Weidner, Jackie Finan and Leo McKenna led the visitors.
Pigskin Pickings lists 20 selections with 150 points so far and notes several close calls. Teams named include St Mark's Belmont Hill Middlesex Greenord Maynard Hudson St Sebastian's Winchester Winthrop Lexington Stoneham Wayland Millis Waltham Chelmsford Tewksbury Ficbburg Marlboro Ashland Weton Belmont ham Billerica Arlington Middlesex Groton Belaow and others with four 20 point games missed.
Middlesex School defeated Brooks School 33-0 at home in Concord. Captain Riley Gilbert scored three touchdowns and Jim Dunster added two, with Stodghill contributing a pass setup. Middlesex led 19-0 at halftime as they dominated each period.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Charles Byron and three others including Bill Dolan Paul Emerson and Paul Leslie with a reference to Concord and Friday timing. Details and full context are missing.
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