Concord Hands Reading 2nd Win in Middlesex League
Concord High defeated Reading High 20 to 13 at Reading Junior High Field to claim its second Middlesex Football League win of the 1956 season. The game featured a 96 yard first-half march by Concord and a late Reading rally, with key plays by Foson? Conk, and a defensive stand by Concord to seal the victory before about 2,500 spectators.
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Reading
Concord High
Reading High
Rearing
Francis Arnold
Joe Long
Eddie Wendel
Bob W
Megins
Chara Ren
Grey's
Cenco
Wallace Crawford
Flanigan
Long
Conway
Paul Denaro
Oval
Denaro
Norman Andersen
Gray
Stary
Anderson
Ronald Deferrari
Capt. White
Ee Wien
Aly
Dee
Ray Wal
Reet
Bob Siekman
Bed- Ain
Bil Lanaes
Rge Welto
Asaose
Walter Carew
John O’connell
Melrose
Belmont
Flanigan Stars in Concord Reading Scrimmage Scores
Concord defeats Reading 18-13 as Flanigan scores two touchdowns and Anderson Conway Defarrari each add points after, with Gray and Conway placing. Referees Lannon Hughes and Weldon oversee four 10 minute periods.
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McManus
Duggan
Diskin
Smith
Riggitano
Curtis
Davis
Driscoll
Forsythe
Manchuso
Mara
Siekman
Lamonakis
Lyons
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Mason
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Conway
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McCauley
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Long
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White
Lannon
Alberghini
Hughes
Weldon
Concord High to Meet Melrose High in Sixth Grid Clash
Concord High faces Melrose High at Fred Green Stadium on Saturday at 1 30 p m in a landmark sixth meeting for the two schools. The Red Raiders trail the Fovals in the series, which began in 1893, with Concord holding a narrow points edge in recent decades.
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Concord
Concorn High
Melrose High
Fred.Green
Melrose
Red Raiders
Fovals
Gee
Sportsmen Have Supper Meetings in West Concord Club
West Concord Musetaquid Sportsmen's Club will continue supper programs through November. Next supper and meeting set for Thursday October 18 at 6 45 p.m. in the clubhouse.
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West Concord — Musietaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Tober
Belmont Extends Unbeaten Streak in Middlesex Football League
Belmont High leads the Middlesex Football League by five points after a Saturday slate where Concord beat Reading 20 13 and Melrose 6, while Reading and Stoneham tied 13 13. Upcoming games include Concord at Melrose Wakefield at Belmont Winchester at Lexington. Individual scoring highlights include Powers 30 for Concord and 14 by Stoneham’s Long and 12 by multiple players.
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Concord High
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
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Toe
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Gray D. Evans
Concord
Belmont High
Lexington
Stoneham
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Anchors Away Coast to Early Lead in Bowling League
Concord anchors moved to a commanding lead in the Mill Dem Bowling League by defeating Hubberdville 4-0 to total 16 points. Ramblers, defending champions, close behind with a win over Lincoln at Bedford. Post office won 3-1 over Tudys. Jokers beat Bridge Acres 8-1. K of C defeated Priests 3-1. R Wheeler had a 359 high triple and 142. John Hayes hired Jockey Ralph Borgemenke returns from major calls for a full campaign.
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Concord
Bridge Acres
Mill Dam
Bowlin League
Bedford
K K
Lincoln
Amblers
Jokers
Hubbardville
Tudys
Priests
John Hayes
Halliday
C. Colombo
Tetreault Wheeler
Delsie
Bridges Acres
Fitzimmons
Reddy
A. Nelson
J. Moynihan
Hughes
Kelly
Garcia
Steinman
Wetherbee
Maher
Murphy
Bradley
Gilbert
Malloy
Mill Dem
Hubberdville
Hap
Post Office
Ma . Downing Tudys
R. Wheeler
Oshea Seeks Extension to Manage Water and Sanitation
An unidentified entity requests a seven day period to oversee water and sanitation services, citing operational needs and regulatory obligations. The notice outlines a plan to sustain essential utility functions during the extension window.
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Milton blanked private rival in 14 to 0 win
Milton Academy overcame a private rival with a 14 to 0 victory at Milton on Saturday afternoon. Chris Norris scored two touchdowns as Concord Middlesex School suffered its second whitewash of the season.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Milton’ Academy
Milton
Chris Norris
Milton Apookictiar
Binney
T. Yeomans
Higgins
Ist
Gregg
Hubby
Gannett
Gardner
Tobey
Paine
Halliwell
Taylor
Schwartz
Daniels
Cochran
Davidson
Baker
Blake
Saregat
Hamlin
Yeomans
Horak
Brote
Marlow
Allison
Freeman
Stockton
Otis
Wheelright
Gray
Kaplan
Lutz
Thompson
Norgis
Keeney
Goodwin
Hall
Middlesex
Weaver
Prrsen- Ft
Frost
Holmes
Title
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Novitski
Barnes
Lynch
Platt
Hegner
Terry
Olney
Bright
Vance
Snow
Sweeney
Field
Simmons
Local Bowling Leagues See Tight Race Across Circuits
Concord Tho the pennant race stretches long, anchors lead Mill Dam circuit while Ramblers chase close behind. Maynard's early stars fade as Tuttos hold second, and West Concord’s Lumber and Dovre battle for top spots. High scores include Charlie Colombo 370 at Bedford, Eddie Tetreault 358, Tom Folco 357, with Steinmann's 349 tying a record. In Ladies Ten Pin, Shirley Recco tops averages as 800 Club members falter, and nearby leagues see joint leaders in Tuties Alleys and Holy Name. Bob Daigle chairs the Strikers. Maynard Wadena and Acton Crows show key results as season tightens.
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Concord
Ramblers
Maynard
Tuttos
Dovre
Charlie Colombo
Bedford
Wander
Amon
Eddie Tetreault
Tom Folco
Holy Name
Joe Steinmann
Bernie Dee
Shirley Recco
At Cord
Steinmann
Villanova
Lawrence
Edie McGrath Sinks 309 In Blembs Victory Over Zips
Concord’s Edie McGrath paces Blembs with a 309 as they rout the Zips 4-0 in Bedford. Jets 2, Whips 2. high game 118 for Recco and Nickerson. Brembs leap to first with strong team totals in the Ladies Ten Pin League.
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Concord
Edie McGrath
M. Ridin
E. Harvey
J. Stensby
B. Bouchard
N. Harvest
T. Trabucco
H. McCarthy
P. McCarthy
Regional opens soccer season with 4 2 win over Hudson
Regional tops Hudson Varsity 4 2 in the season opener. Ty Taylor scored twice with Kerwin and Hairston assisting Brenn. Hudson cut two goals, one from a long penalty kick, in the second half.
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Regional
Hudson Varsity
Videscoe Styron
Acton
Sudbury
James
Marion Edwards
Roger Thurston
Ninth Notes
Mariam Coombs
Jiaam
Concord Youth Jack O Grady Captures Early Wins
Concord journalist notes jack o grady once a West Concord youth and grid star has three starts with Concord, beating Athol 180 60 and Maynard 7 6. Dame lost its first 18 starts after.
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Concord
Jack O'Grady
West Concord
Conony
Fipiiilla Betes
Jack's Bays
Athol
Maynard
Dame
Ambiguous early report on match results and players
Incomplete OCR notes show a sports brief with names like Normié and Peterson and scores such as 32 and 314. The fragment mentions a 3 1 victory and a first match win, with unclear references to teams Dovre and Pal and possible lineups.
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Pal
Nile
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Normié
Sen
Peterson
Melrose Seeks First Victory In Holiday Tilt
Melrose hosts Concord in a holiday game at Melrose Stadium with kickoff set for 1 30. Coach Jack Walsh aims for a win to halt a three game stretch and upset the locals. Wallace Crawford and Wayne Smith may miss action due to injuries after Melrose losses to Lexington and Liberty and a 6 6 tie with Readie.
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Mira
Ie Cecord High Persid Squa
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Pr Green
Tomorow
Metése
Jack Walsh
Melrose
Lexington
Liberty Sell Ay
Readie
Wallace Crawford
Wayne Smith
Acton School Faces Insurance Deadline Fallout
About 900 Acton teachers benefited from a default insurance policy covering 18 percent of enrollment in case of casualties. Warnings were mailed to parents and students, stating that without action the student could receive a failing mark. Ring cards were to be signed by a parent by Monday.
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Acton
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Sophomore Shuffle and School Activities At Acton Boxborough
Seniors thank contributors from Acton and Boxborough for help with the water drive and sales effort. Edward James, physical education instructor and coach, has been at the gym on Saturday mornings. the gym will remain open for three weeks. Blanchard Hall hosted a crowded Sophomore Shuffle with decorations, admiration for Br dancé, and notes of congratulations. A census of Acton-Boxborough youths aged 21 and under underscores future school needs. Boston University Testing Bureau begins testing at Acton Boxborough High School.
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Edward James
Séni Boxborough High
Pam
Middlesex Star Hack After Groton Game
A garbled note mentions Scott and Brandeis with Allen of Concord, reflecting on a Middlesex effort after a Groton game. It references a high skill or wit and a muffed play, suggesting a local sports recap from a school or town team.
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Star
Groton
Middlesex
Brandeis
Allen
Concord
High
Poleo and Pace Om Dumas Tesers with 326
The record notes Poleo and Pace Om Dumas Tesers achieving 326 as one of several scores. Other scores on 4, K. and B Squares 9 Pals per Shop and Town Taxi: 3, a Next at Bedford are listed, totaling 707.
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