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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
17
Fragmentary OCR text references an afternoon start at Easy School and mentions mid Middlesex, St. Mark's, Wear Jones and P. Smith. Mentions a Captain Robert and a tax claim, but details and context are unclear.
Captain Moszka paced Concord Harriers to a 24 34 win at Paul Revere Stadium. Moszka set a new course record while team mates King Palumbo and Hammond placed high for Concord. Other Concord finishers included Daly Cullen Moreau Spellman Kellly and O Connor with Reed and Follette among later finishers.
Concord remains undefeated after two easy wins and prepares to meet Groton School on Groton’s home gridiron next Saturday at 2 30. Concord does not host until October 80 when Greenough comes to town for a game.
Thursday Peter Bulkeley School meets Weston High at Emerson Playground at 3 p.m. Friday Weston High hosts Hudson’s Riverside Park at 8 p.m. Recreation Commission grades football at Rideout and Emerson playgrounds at 10 a.m. Maynard High meets Wayland High at Alumni Field at 2:30 p.m. Middlesex School vs Groton at Groton at 2:30 p.m. Tie up vs Winchester girls field hockey at Winchester at 3 p.m. Concord High Savoys vs Waltham Junior High football at Emerson Playground at 3 p.m. Dam Bowling League has five matches at Lexington at 7 p.m. Concord High football at Emerson Playground. Maynard High football practice at Alumni Field at 3 p.m. Ladies 10-Place, Ce two matches at Lexington at 7 p.m. Peter Bulkeley School vs Westford Junior High at Westford 3 p.m. Inkton Sanda ee Scot Emerson Playground 3 p.m.
Concord High C squad coached by Jack Donovan edged Cambridge Latin freshmen 7-6 at Emerson Playground. Joe Denaro kicked the extra point after a second period score by Bob Zumwalt, with Denaro converting again late. Standouts included Bedford Dick and Bob, plus Don Mulcahy.
A horse named Hoss spooked while workers erected a costly fence near Indianapolis. The incident interrupted progress and drew attention to the property owner and nearby stables. No injuries reported and repairs began after the disturbance.
Concord Community golf highlights the annual mixed foursomes with semi finals and finals set at Concord Country Club. Qualifying results list pairs including Gleason Hutchinson Beale and Edwards Piper Chase King Jewell and Eaton Hepburn led by Harold Cahoon with several matches decided by margins such as 4 and 3 and 6 and 4.
Rokkettes defeat Jetts 40 pins as Dee leads with top three string aoe and 106 single. Summers totals show Rokketts 1277 and Jetts 1125 with standout scores from Burke 261 Dee 204 Dee 251 Ford 257 and others.
Fe Howe L reviews a tense clash as Arlington defeats an undefeated foe, undermining expectations. The writer notes a flawed prediction method, with five upsets and ties yielding 130 of 190 points, bringing season total to 380 of 500 as Class A aspirations loom.
The funeral of Walter Hubbard known as Piker Hub bard recalls a top athletic figure at Concord High around 1900. He captained a 8 2 0 season, scored three touchdowns against Dor Emerson, and set a long jump mark of 20 feet 8.5 inches still standing.
The locals look to add to a solid season as they face the unbeaten Wayland eleven. After a tough campaign, the team seeks a victory that would cap a strong but arduous run.
Concord High School travels to Hudson High at Riverside Park Friday night at 8 for a twilight showdown. Hudson, coached by Stan Bondelevitch, seeks a fourth straight win after last year’s 41-12 Concord victory. Series history has Hudson leading 5-3 with Concord holding a 154-121 points edge.
Regular meeting of the Recreation Commission was held in the court room of the Town House. Chairman Roger C. Fenn presided. The next meeting is set for Wednesday night the 19th at 7 30 in the same room.
The VFW auxiliary in Acton held a whist party in the town hall awarding prizes to Irene Young Mamie Peterson Mrs William Gallagher Sonia peg me thy Cross Helen Wood Mine en Edward Hurley Mau y ice Moody Helen McNiff Mrs Helen Peterson Louise ue George Fenton The next party is November 3 at 8 oclock in the town hall The next auxiliary meeting is October 18 at Mrs Benjamin Rices home in West Acton
Concord High barriers host undefeated Winchester High at a 2.5 mile cross country course Friday at 3 pm. In a freshman sophomore meet with LaSalle of Rhode Island, Concord finished with 11 runners to LaSalle’s 15. Bob Hammond led Concord in the 1.75 mile leg with 10 28, followed by Eddie man and Woodruff among scorers.
Korsman, praised as the light in a losing effort, is awarded a prize by a Firestone local dealer for his stand against ai-ca Megin Concord eleven last Saturday. Maynard remains an unknown entity in the report.
The next regular meeting of the post at South Acton will be held at the Universalist church on October 21 at 8.00. Edward Higgins, the newly installed post commander, urges all veterans to attend.
Followers of square dances from Acton attend regular Thursday night dances in Monument Hall Concord. George E Leow of Waltham appeared in Cambridge Court on a three day appeal related to a tax matter on Powder Mill Road South Acton. he pled guilty and received two years probation. T Sgt and Mrs Burton announce the birth of daughter Linda Joyce on October 4 in Weymouth.
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