Concord High School crushes Maynard 35 to 13 for 32nd straight MA victory
Unbeaten Concord raced to a 27 0 first half lead then outscored Maynard 35 13 at Emerson Playground before 1800. Lyle Carlson scored three touchdowns to bring his season total to seven and 42 points, while Ken Olsen added a 49 yard TD run. Maynard’s scoring came late as Concord used 45 players under coach Megin.
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Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Maynard High
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Lyle Carlson
Ken Olsen
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Jack MacDonald
Adam Mancini
Dick King
Bernie Megin
Dave Boudreau
MacDonald
Marccini
Lennie Massarelli
Mancini
Maynarda
Carlson tops scoring with 7 touchdowns in three games
Concord fullback Carlson has seven touchdowns for 42 points in three games as Concord leads 81 to 20. Last season in three games Concord scored 125 points and allowed 13 with nine games played receiving 19 registered against it.
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Lyle Carlson
Boston Garden Rodeo Street Parade October 24 1951
Walter A. Brown invites Western riding clubs and riders to join the Boston Garden Rodeo street parade on October 24 1951. Riders must wear colorful Western costumes and assemble mounted at 11 am. Prizes awarded for best horse and outfit for both ladies and gentlemen, plus a special prize for the outfit with most riders. Judges include Gene Autry Everett Colburn Tad Lucas. Applications to Parade Director Charles F. Gorman.
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Gene Autry
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Tad Lucas
Actittor
Charles F. Gorman
Charley Burr Resting Amid Rockingham Order
The Racing Secretary’s office distributed the second set of condition books for October 5 to 16. Apprentice Charley Burr receives a mandated rest of 10 days and will stay in Salem to maintain form for a return on October 15. Burr has 22 wins in eight days, 266 for the year, still 122 behind the all time record. Ralph Borgermenke trails runner-up with eight wins as Burr’s apprenticeship nears end.
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Ellie Shoemaker
Joe Culmone
Rockingham
Arkansas
Ralph Borgermenke
Jimmy Davern
Maynard and Concord Playoff Touchdown-Rich Clash
Concord and Maynard fielded large rosters with numerous players listed, including Carlson Finan Mancini and Olsén for Concord and Maynard stars Bakun King Mariani and White. The game saw Carlson score three touchdowns for Concord while McKenna added three extra points and a safety by MacDonald.
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Hoyt
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R. Arthur
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Loynd
Parker
DeRuzzo
Fredenburgh
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Silvio
T. Alexander
Napoli
Woodworth
Powderly
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Adams
Spooner
Condon
Denaro
McKenna
Olsen
Cullinane
Boudreau
Ryan
Mills
Soule
Caldwell
Zumwalt
Comeau
Maher
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Davidson
Carlson
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Gaylor
Maynard
Murray
Bakun
King
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Sharpe
Eley
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Viola
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Cuddy
Murphy
Kulevich
O’clair
MacDonald
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Concord High Sports Calendar Highlights This Week
The schedule lists Concord high school girls field hockey versus Melrose at Emerson playground and cross country at Concord on Thursday. Friday features Concord football at Hudson night game, and Saturday hosts Middlesex vs Groton football at Groton.
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Melrose High
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Winchester High
Concord
Hudson High
Hudson
Middlesex School
Groton School
Groton
Musketquid Sportsmen's Club Notes Supper Meeting
About 50 members and guests attended the Musketquid Sportsmen's Club supper meeting at the clubhouse off Harrington avenue last Thursday night. Patrolman Fred Nolan led the supper with his committee, followed by a board of directors meeting. The next meeting is set for October 18 and the fall ladies rights meeting for October 25.
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Concord
Musketiquid Sportsmen’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Fred Nolan
Change Of Fight Date May Handicap Old Joe
The Louis Marciano heavyweight bout moved from Polo Grounds October 11 to Madison Square Garden October 26. Louis 37, calm and focused. Marciano says timing won’t matter, confident he will win. Trainer Goldman says Rocky can lick Louis any time. garden tickets go on sale October 6 with exchange options for prior buyers.
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N.Y
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Joé Louis
Charlie Goldman
Rocky
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New England
Harriers Beaten by Woburn as Concord Loses Meet
The Concord harriers were defeated by Woburn High at Woburn on Friday afternoon, with Bob Hammond suffering his first loss in three meets. Concord also marked its second loss in three starts as Al Magurn’s Lorings prep for a home race against Winchester and a Pilgrim Division event on October 19 against Everett Vocational.
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Woburn High
Woburn
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Concord
Lorings
al Magurn
Winchester High
Everett Vocational
Concord-Hudson high clash flagged by upsets and scouts
Concord Hudson game looms after a 26 6 loss for Concord Hudson, with Rindge Tech scouts in town. Rindge travels to Emerson Playground October 20 kickoff 230. Bedford Bowling League and Ladies Ten Pin League convene. Concord High training at Girl Scout House. Lexington homecoming fall bout with Stoneham ends 19 13.
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Bedford Bowling League
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Girl Scout House
Marge Burke Leads Opening Pin Matches in Concord
Concord first round of Ladies Ten Pin Bowling sees Marge Burke top with 267 for the Keglers as Bowlerettes beat Gliders 3 1. Dee Martin shot 265 for Hi-Liters with Hi-Liters totaling 1219 while Keglers posted 1145 and Gliders 1120.
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Acton
Maynard
Lexington
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Marge Burke
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Edie McGrath
Dottie Martin
Becky Faunce
Polly Heyliger
Mim Clark
Keglers
Mary Conley
Nancy Burke
Gert Dee
Concord-Rindge Tech tops Leominster 26 to 0 on road
In North Cambridge at Russell Field Concord-Rindge Tech defeated Leominster 26-0. Larry Plenty led the offense with three touchdowns as Belmont and Reading posted results elsewhere.
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Russell Field
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Release Pairings Of Mill Dam For Next Two Weeks
Proposed scheduling lists matchups for two upcoming Mondays in October at Mill Dam. October 15 features Thrift versus Joliet s, Ellis versus Andy Boy, Lincoln versus Ramblers, K of C Jrs versus Tadys, K of C Srs versus Anchors. October 22 pairs Tadys against Anchors, K of C Jr against Anchor, K of C Srs against Anchors, Thrift against K of C Srs, Andy Boy against Ramblets, Elks against Lincolty.
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Piper Brothers Active in Local Sports
The Piper boys Jonathan age 15 at Middlesex School and Tommy age 3 playing soccer, both sons of Dr and Mrs Randolph Piper of Sudbury Road are active in fall sports. Tommy prefers football, having excelled at Fenn School before his June graduation.
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Sudbury Road
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Tommy
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Hunters Sign Posters Restricting Hunting Budgets Open
The article records a community debate on hunting restrictions with deputy and farmer comments. It notes posted signs warning hunters to stay within legal bounds, a proposed December opening and February deadline, and discussions of weapon types allowed for the season.
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Marlboro Fish and Game Club
Chia
Caine
Groton Faces Middlesex in Tough Prep Scrimmage
Local teams Groton and Middlesex meet after a loss and a close win in recent games. Coach B guides Groton as they shape a varsity squad for a Saturday scrimmage against Noble and Greenough and a tough rival Milton tilt ahead.
Concord Battles Hudson In Close Football Clash
Concord hosts Hudson in a tight Friday night football showdown as both teams fight for control of the series. Hudson holds a slim lead at 135 points across the series, with the game poised to tip the balance and decide the rivalry.
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Hudson
Tewksbury High Faces Seaward in Afternoon Showdown
Readable fragments indicate a Tewksbury High game against Seaward this afternoon with a second game between Waltham teams and a win noted on October 19th. The report mentions over 200 attendees and a garden setting in Seent.
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