Concord tops Maynard in highscoring gridiron shootout
Unbeaten Concord overcomes Maynard with multiple second half scores as King and Viola spark a پسند late surge. Maynard fights back with strong runs from Albert and Ryan but Concord’s defense and timely penalties seal the win in a back and forth battle.
Concord Edges Maynard 20 0 In Heat Behind Strong Defense
The Concord team defeated Maynard 20 to 0 in hot, crowded conditions. Aiming for a fifth straight win, Concord dominated with a 10 to seven first downs edge and gained momentum in the second half as Maynard struggled with conditioning.
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Concord
Maynard
Pea
Edward P. Daniels
George Johnson Memorial Fund
Antognoni Electrics
P. A
Bruce Woodworth
Leo McGrath
Skee
Woody
Francis Coady
Charles Sheehan, Jr
Bernie
Honard Johnson's
Megic
Bedford
Carlisle
Lincoln
Bob Queen
Ruan
Bill Ryan
Viola
Maynard Leads Slow Fourth Quarter Play By Bayeur Assist
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Concord
Maynard
al ‘Viola
Dick Albert
Visla
Bel Concord
Jack King
Ed Romanowski
We Fox
Viola
Lee Bayeur
Jack
Pierce
Jim McKenna Geined
Midfeld
Jim
Conecord
Jim McKenna
Jenna
Mom
Tony Basile
Dick Ryan
Sopho
Bained
Ryan
the Oval
Concoftt
Leo McKenna
Bayeur
Basile
Basil
Chris Cutaia
Cocco
King
Alber
Alberi
Kenna
Ihb
Gower
Rho
J. McKenna
Howes
Korsman
Jarmulowicz
Cutaiac
Tomyi
O'Toole
Wattu
Rogers
Holly
Romanowski
Albert
Mancini
Dentino
L. McKenna
Coady
Shannon
Daly
Stewart
Howe Win Games Concord-Four Rival Ply Con cord Battles
Concord-Four opponents beat Hudson 20-0 at St. Sebastian's, Northbridge lost 13-7, Wakefield shut out 12-0, and Chelmsford edged Tewksbury 21-13. Future foes Winthrop fell to Winchester 21-6, and Lexington lost 14-6 to Northampton two weeks earlier.
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Concord
Hudson
St. Sebastian's
Northbridge
Burn
Wakefield
Chelmsford
Tewksbury
Winthrop
Winchester
Lexington
Stoneham
Pierce and McKenna Lead Concord High Scorers
Concord High players Pierce and McKenna top the grid, with Concord totaling 68 points this season. Scorers across four recent games include 8 K and eight points in multiple outings, highlighting a high scoring engine for the team.
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Concord
Concord High
Gite
Aga
Milford and Wellesley Tie in Football Action
In a sparse score snippet Milford and Westboro played a 0 0 tie while St Marys Waltham defeated St Bernard s Fitchburg 7 13 and Medfield edged St Mary s Milford 6 0.
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Milford
Westboro
Wellesley
St. Bernard’s
Fitchburg
St. Mary’s
Waltham
Seman
Medfield
Spece Tenn Station Electric Service Survey Report
A recent survey by the Rurel tier highlights Spece Tenn as the focus of local electric service discussions and potential improvements. The study outlines customer satisfaction, outage patterns, and proposed upgrades for the regional grid.
Saturday games and local sports notes across Southboro and nearby towns
The column covers Saturday matches and league play in Southboro and surrounding towns. It notes Lexington’s rough showing against Stoneham and references teams from Bedford and Concord Collegiate football, with mentions of local players, coaches, and cheer squads amid a lively, scattered report of prep sports activity.
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Southboro
Lexington
Stoneham
Firate
Lanteees Ince
Mill Dam
Bob Hammond
Bedford
Skip
Om Mtoato
Lincoln
Bedlice
Concord
Bill McConnell
Young
Carmell Colgate
Murray
Mark' Leeson
Boston Diocesan
Wright
Cme
West Concord Baseball Ends Season With Strong Averages
West Concord closes the season with team batting averages led by Rice .449 Banuzzo .411 Mouns ey .400 and M Sepe .396. Steve led in games 26 at bat 78 runs 20 hits 33 and 21 RBIs. Hopkins posted six wins three losses with a 2.6 ERA. Jones six and four with 2.7 ERA.
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Charlie Sawyer
John Derazzo
Hesb
Matt Sepe
Sepe
RBI
Sawyer
Beees Demeewmgss
Eh Semana
Speed Merchant
Charlie Hopt
Wallace
Hopkins
Jones
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Atlantic City
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Dean Soule
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