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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
9
In a Friday night league game Maynard defeated Hudson 14 to 0 behind a dominant Wasiluk-Laker backfield. Wasiluk rushed for 83 yards on 18 carries and partnered with Laker on multiple completions and a scoring drive that featured key gains and a blocked extra point.
Maynard dominates Hudson with a 19 0 victory after Wasiluk scores twice and Luker breaks a punt 55 yards for a third touchdown. Lopsided game features repeated Maynard success through rushing and a sharp aerial attack with key plays by Wasiluk, Luker, and Maynard’s defense.
The Fritz to George passing duo led Maynard to its first win over Hudson since 1938 as Wasiluk shone with nine completions and Luker starred in receiving. Despite injuries, the Crimson offense showed promise, yet failed to overpower the Mill-Owners, trailing in first downs and overall stats.
Sportograph recalls Concord events including the opening of Hunt Memorial gymnasium with Judge Prescott Keyes as speaker. Faith Donaldson wins women’s singles at Concord Country Club while Alexander Cameron and Kenneth Hayes claim men’s doubles. Belmont highs edge Maynard 12 8 as Teddy Arice scores twice.
Five years ago Concord High School won their second game under Coach Bernie Megin with a 6-0 win over Stoneham as Bomber Bill LaHiff connected with Ed Willer. John Flavin elected president of the Concord High School Athletic Association with Constance ONeill as vice president. John O’Leary and Maynard great sign to play pro football with the Fence Steamrollers. Grant Denniston wins golf championship at Maynard Country Club. Maynard High girls field hockey, under Coach Elizabeth Mahoney, ready for season.
The Maynard Old Time Murderer's Row crushed Hudson Oldsters 19 to 3 at Crowe Park to even the series at one game each. Maynardite stars including Frank Grady Don Lent Johnny Red Flaherty and Dick Loftus powered the attack with 22 hits and six first-frame runs plus big drives in the fourth and eighth frames. Bob Johnson faltered on defense for Hudson in the opening frame while Maynard rallied with timely hits and aggressive baserunning. The third game is set for next Sunday at 2 30 PM with Hudson seeking new faces and Maynard aiming to clinch.
The list shows starting reserves for Concord led by Lenny Erickson and Richie Finan with players Han ley Ryan Adams McKennald Lawrence Mutty Wheeler Rice King Britt Wetherbee Finan Codding Basile Cuarlgon Verrill Bean and coach Eddie Bean. Maynard lineup features Frank Veracka Pat Greeno Al Viola Bill Bain Stan Yanchewski. Kickoff is Saturday afternoon at Alumni Field at 2 PM.
West Concord Harvey Wheeler school hosts Peter Bulkley school at 3 this Wednesday on the Rideout gridiron. Harvey Wheeler is coached by Jim McMullen and Bulkley by William Boland and William Bulger. A return game is planned at Emerson Playground on October 30.
J. McTaggart drove his car into a Phoenix garage to escape the heat but ten minutes later the garage caught fire and burned down with the car inside.
The Marlboro Fish and Game Club hosts an old fashioned Southern style barbecue at the club grounds on Sunday October 20 with an interclub sheet and trap shoot. Teams from across the state compete while Ralph Tanner chairs the organizing committee with members Le Simoneau John Simoneau Peter Boisse Aime Boisse Arth ie Coache Sr Gaston Bourgeois Arthur Coache Jr John Tobin Anthony Ferrecchia Henry Hanson Charles Veinotte Harold Hunter.
The Concord High girls field hockey team faces Watertown at Emerson Playground at 3 p.m., continuing the season schedule with a midafternoon match planned for the home venue.
A double header Saturday features Concord High vs Maynard High at Maynard Field at 2 30 p m and Middlesex School against Groton School at Concord field at 2 30 p m.
A Sunday weekend golf tournament took place at Concord Country Club alongside the completion of the club's tennis championships.
At Concord High School football practice resumes Monday at 3 p.m. at Emerson Playground. Also scheduled are bowling league matches at Lexington Alleys.
Middlesex School will hold football practice on Tuesday at Middlesex Field starting at 3 p m. The session targets conditioning and play drills for the upcoming season.
Concord High girls field hockey faces Belmont at Belmont High at 3 p.m. Peter Bulkley School meets Harvey Wheeler School at Rideout Playground at 3 p.m.
Middlesex School opens season with a 14 12 victory at Concord over Portsmouth Priory. Gilbert connected on two passes for touchdowns one to Dunster and one from Clark while Cochrane scored twice for the visitors. Half time score 7 6 Middlesex. Next Saturday Middlesex hosts Groton School at Concord.
Arlington girls beat Concord twice in a Virginia game at Emerson Play last Friday. Vira Healy scored twice for Arlington in the varsity win while Helen Magurn tallied Concord’s lone goal. Concord’s second team also played, with substitutions noted as Diane Seavey replacing an injured J. Pierce. Concord’s next match is Thursday against Watertown at Playgro.
Concord remains unbeaten in recent games as Maynard Howe and Johnson lead a string of victories. Concord defeated Hudson 19 0 and Chelmsford 2067 in back to back wins while also knocking off Dracut 19 7. Upcoming matches include Billerica and Lexington with Wellesley also on the schedule.
Secretary Martin J. Diskin releases the first-round matches for the Mill Dam Bowling League. On Monday night teams listed include All Stars versus Concord, Clecola versus Thrift, Rero Postoffice, K. of C. versus Depot, and Clipper versus Dairy at Lexin Alleys.
Swedish researchers announce a novel antidote using a cultivar of the pyocyanic bacillus. The approach has undergone extensive testing with reported positive results across multiple trials.
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