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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
3
The first annual Hall of Fame night at Concord High School will recognize top athletes from football and baseball with commemorative certificates. Thirty players are named. 25 from football and 28 from baseball, with music and special appearances, as organizers anticipate further details in two weeks.
The event saw enthusiastic rants and strong play led by top junior champions. Vicki White and Buttrick head the girls, Norwood and Jewell headline the boys and girls divisions, with Arnold, Adams, and Harris among the seniors and mixed doubles also featured.
The Ducks Unlimited report by Chief Naturalist Bert W. Catwinaht notes light crop damage across western Canada since September 1, with favorable harvest prospects before northern ducks arrive. It reports negligible influx of northern birds and predicts no further migration until rough weather. Waterfowl gather on large waters while food is found in fields at night. Migration is underway in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba with various species observed and bag limits attainable.
Everett Coburn, Garden Rodeo Director from Dublin Texas, brings top bucking horses Brahma cattle and roping calves to Bayton Garden for the twenty second annual Garden Rodeo opening October 22 and running twelve days through November 2. The event, begun in 1931, blends western contests with grand entry and prize money drawing New England crowds.
Beads, described as a beautiful gold rosary with red accents, were found after the afternoon game at the Thores Street gate. Residents are urged to present them to the owner if they can identify the item.
A teenage youth named Robert Bryant attempted a right turn but reportedly hesitated between left and right, resulting in a loss of control and a crash into a tree. Authorities noted the incident as a learning moment for teen drivers.
Concord-High trio and others set high scores at Tutte's Alleys in Maynard during the Mill Dam Bowl League third round. Dee 313, Finigan 311, Anderson 306 helped Jakers post 1468, while Jokers earned 1468 with Girardi 274 Deg 313 Sablone 286 Giusti 204. Other top totals included Hustlers 1295 and Phrift 1319 amid mixed results across matches.
The Maynard High guidance department will host a seven month speaker series during the 1952 53 school year featuring more than forty occupations. North eastern University arranges the schedule with Miss Mary Queenan supervising and a student committee assisting. The first talk on October 16 at 11 a.m. features secretary and office work, with additional talks on airline and aircraft careers and careers in stage radio and television and speech therapy.
Concord-Those two neighborly divas Congo Wigan Maynard High clash in their 36th annual meeting at Alumni Field this Saturday at 2 30. Maynard seeks upset as Concord holds weight advantage with Eduddy Rulevich on Maynard and Rennie Olsen Sal Silvio for Concord led by Ed Rogers and Bob Viola.
Hudson and Gardner high schools plan a joint performance as the 85 member Hudson Gardner band accompanies the Gardner grid squad at Riverside Park for Friday night football. Athletic director Joseph H. Rego announced the event and the bands will perform before and between halves.
Mrs. Franklin D Shores returned to East Acton after two months at a Maine summer home. Acton boys from last weekend include Edwin Engman Robert Whittier and Richard Woodhine. The Acton Girl Scout Association met Tuesday at the Woman's Clubhouse to plan the coming season.
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club held a Wednesday evening gathering at the North Acton clubhouse to view films of sporting events. Special guests were young men showing interest in the club's activities.
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