Concord Triumph Over Maynard In Narrow 12 6 Varsity Clash
In Emerson Playground Concord High edged rival Maynard High 12 6 in a rain affected game. Horne broke for a 70 yard run for Concord first half TD while Dougherty added a 14 yard score in the third. Maynard’s Warila scampered 48 yards late to salvage a consolation tally.
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Concord
Concord High
Maynard High
Emerson Playground
Mill Town
Handy
Andy Horne
Allen Dougherty
Maynard
Bruce Warila
Horne
Charlie Flanigan
Oswald
New York
Oval
Flanigan
Dougherty
Orange and Black
Jack Hutchinson
Warila
Horse that carried seven children to school dies at 31
Sylvia Kansas report recalls a horse that carried seven children of farmer Earl Keesling to school over the years. The aged mare lived 31 years and the now-grown children range from 18 to 33 years old.
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Sylvia
Kan
Earl Keesling
Tin consumption per person in U S reaches one pound
Crown Cork and Seal Co researchers report annual tin use in the United States equals about one pound per person.
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United States
Crown Cork and Seal Co
Concord and Maynard Football Clash Ends 12-6
Concord and Maynard played a football game with scoring by Horne Dougherty and Warila. Final score 12 to 6 with periods showing 3 4 7 for Concord and 0 0 6 for Maynard. Referees were Samborski and Buckey with Edgeworth as headlinesman.
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Concord
Maynard
Horne
Dougherty
Warila
Samborski
Dickerman
Buckey
Edgeworth
New Leaders in West Concord Pin League Standings
West Concord-Cullinane leads the West Concord Bowling League standings. The report lists current leaders and positions in the league with ongoing results and rankings.
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W. Concord
Concord
Cullinane
Concord Bowling League
Bottle message from 1908 found after 47 years
Percy WN Littlefield once Sandy Point lighthouse keeper in Block Island Rhode Island cast a note in a bottle into the Atlantic in 1908. The bottle washed ashore at Cape Hatteras North Carolina after 47 years revealing a long forgotten message.
Middlesex trips Milton in season opener 20–0
Middlesex School defeats Milton Academy 20 to 0 in wet conditions, extending its winning streak to 11 games dating to 1953. Sam Weaver scores twice, Mike Simmons adds a TD, and John Ross adds two placements after Harvey Allen set up one score.
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Weaver
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Concord
Sam Weaver
Mike Simmons
Middlesex School
Prattmen
Olney
Freeman
Burns
Holland
Sears
Amory
Lapham
Plaut
Mason
Platt
Farnsworth
Poett
Boyden
Crane
Duryea
Robbins
Morse
Robinson
Ansin
Johnson
Martin
Yeomans
Pantaleoni Sturgess
Thompson
Gray
Lhib
Weld
Higgins
Wheelright
Norris
Simmons
Ross
Brawley
Caddo
Culhane
Guard Louy Lovely Out For BU Season
Guard Lou Lovely of Haverhill is lost for the Boston University varsity football season due to a recurring neck ailment. The junior BU starter joins Len Hill as a sidelined player this season after injuries from earlier games.
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Boston
Lou Lovely
Haverhill
Boston University
Lovely
Temple
Len Hill
Hill
Bird drops egg on state official car in Grand Forks
State Treasurer Albert Jacobson was dive-bombed by a bird near Grand Forks North Dakota. The bird aimed at his car but pulled up in time, dropping an egg that splashed onto the windshield.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Albert Jacobson
Here
Jacobson
Concord and Hudson Meet in Day Game as Series Leads
Concord High travels to Hudson for a Saturday daytime clash at Riverside Park. It is the 15th meeting in the series, with Concord holding an 8 win lead and totaling 281 points.
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Concord
Hudson
Concord High
Hawks
Patriots
Riverside Park
School grid records Concord Maynard and others
Maynard defeated Hudson 12-6 and 26-14, while Maynard beat Gardner 35-19. Gardner lost 20-27. The record catalog lists Concord, Methuen, Hudson, Gardner, Maynard as participants.
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Concord Maynard
Hudson Methuen
Maynard
Gardner
Soviet Hoop Team Tour Backed by AAU
Springfield officials blamed protocol for AAU protest of a Soviet basketball tour proposed in the United States. Edward S. Steitz of Springfield College said promoter Frank Walsh failed to clear arrangements with the American AAU, despite Russia being under the AAU federation. The listed schools include Springfield Harvard North Carolina State Kentucky and Butler. The first game was slated for December in Springfield, a site established by Dr. James Naismith in 1891.
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Springfield
Amateur Athletic Union
Edward S. Steitz
Springfield College
AAU
Russia
International Federation of the
Harvard
North Carolina
State
Kentucky
Butler
Steitz
Frank Walsh
San Francisco
Cow Palace
James Naismith
Kelley brothers vie in NEARAA 29 kilometer race
Johnny Kelley of West Acton placed fifth in the NEARAA 29 kilometer road race at Canton sponsored by the Sons of Italy. His time was 64 05. John J. Kelley of the B A A won the event in 58 57.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Canton
Sons
Italy
John J. Kelley
Cullinane Grabs Lead as Hardings Move Up in Tight Meet
In a multi-team league match, Cullinane surged to the top while Hardings slipped into second and Bottled Gas remained at the cellar. Condons defeated Post Office 3 1 as Rod & Gun climbed from last with a four point win over Bottled Gas. Individual totals show Cullinane 1390, Condons 1395, Hardings 1366, and E and S tallying 1296.
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Cullinane
Hardings
Fentons
Condons
Rod & Gun
H. Sayer
E. Cullinane
S. Lever
M. Mazzeo
C. Stéfanelli
Palmers
J. Condon
J. Schaeffer
J. Palma
P. Ianniello
W. Jones
Dovre
B. Macone
J. McCarthy
B. Hosem
J. Alexander
R. Anderson
R. Harding
J. Farrar
G. Wilkinson
G. Hamilton
J. Vickery
A. Pirkola
R. Beaudoin
W. Place
J. Bandalavitch
D. Dorr
A. Beaudoin
J. Oakman
R. Eddy
W. Swenson
W. Johansen
B. Higgins
N. Johansen
S. Dickson
A. Bartolomeo
W. O’neil
J. Mascariello
H. Dickson
L. Gentry
T. Fitzpatrick
E. Loughlin
M. Caldwell
W. Phillips
A. Prentiss
L. Duggan
J. Steinmann
Red & Gun
R. Tombeno
A. Hill
W. Payne
R. O’neil
S. DeMao
Annual Boston Play Day Comes to Concord
The Boston Field Hockey Association will stage its Play Day at Emerson Playground in Concord this Saturday October 15. About 40 schools are expected including two from Rhode Island. Emerson Playground accommodates five simultaneous games on its 20acre site starting at 9 a.m. Some delegations will tour Concord's historic homes.
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Concord
Boston Field Hockey Association
Emerson Playground
Rhode Island
Local youths win prizes at Littleton 4-H horse show
Several local youths earned prizes at the Littleton 4-H Hack and Tack Club show held at Trotting Park in Littleton Center last week. Winners include Malcolm Campbell and Sandy Campbell of Stow. Mary and Jane Thomas, Paul Lacombe of Concord. Sara Crane of Lincoln. Lawrence Moore of Acton. Ben Smalley of Acton. W D Leslie and Robert Patterson of Acton.
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Acton
Littleton
Trotting Park
Littleton Center
Lillian Todd
King Street
Malcolm Campbell
Sandy Campbell
Stow
Mary Thomas
Jane Thomas
Paul Lacombe
Concord
Sara Crane
Lincoln
Lawrence Moore Acton
Ben Smalley
W. D. Leslie
West Acton
Robert Patterson
Pigskin Pickins Week Through Local Forecasts
Waltham I salvages 120 points amid rain postponements. season total 270 of 320. Predictions cover Haverhill, Weston, Woburn Reading, Lexington Howe, Marlboro Ipswich, Framingham Dedham, Belmont Cambridge Latin, Concord Hudson, Newton Watertown, Chelmsford Dracut, Arlington Medford, Natick Wellesley. Aiming for 170 more points.
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Waltham
Ouija Board
Lexington
Stoneham
Wakefield-Woburn
Bill O
Haverhill
Weston
Foxboro
Woburn
Reading
Howe
Marlboro
300 Club leaders top weekly score list in Holy Name League
Concord-Tom Horgan of Holy Name League posts a 336 triple to lead the 300 Club this week. Scorers include D Errico Maynard 335 Gould Bedford 334 Miller Maynard 333 L Graceffa Maynard and others across W Concord Bedford Maynard Mill Dam Acton and Holy Name.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Ramblers Scare
Eeaeeuan Slat Ctahis G
K. of C. Jrs
Serr Eye
Hubbardville
Jolters
Andy. Boy Priests
Lincoln
Tudys
K. of C. ‘Srs
Wks Gioi Vacolates
Tom Horgan
T. Horgan
D’errico
Maynard
Gould
Bedford
Miller
L. Graceffa
J. Farrar
W. Concord
R. O’neil
DeMao
Stefanelli
M. Genetti
Antognoni
J. Genetti
Hughes
Palma
Garcia
Holy Name
Fitzpatrick
Larsen
R. Macone
Oveeee Carlson
Acton
Sebastyn
Smith, Acton
Hartwell
Boyden
M. Syrjanen
Morrill
Watkins
C. Genetti
Haynes, 2Nd
Batt
McLaughlin
Beatty
J. Tobin
M. Dumas
B. Genetti
Sao Paulo Claims Coffee Capital Title and Major Output
Sao Paulo is described as the coffee capital of Brazil with the crop normally supplying more than half the world’s coffee. The state also produces a third of the nation’s farm output and more than 55 percent of its manufactured goods.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
North Dakota cattle population climbs for fourth straight year
North Dakota's cattle population rose again in 1954 marking the fourth consecutive year of increase, as reported by the Agriculture Department marketing service.
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North Dakota
Agriculture Department Marketing Service
Maynard Eleves Host Wayland in Alumni Field Clash
Maynard High prepares to face Wayland High on Alumni Field this Saturday at 2 pm. The Maynard team features Broncho Warila and Phil Williams behind a veteran line as coach DeRosa seeks a Midland League title push after a near upset at Concord.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Wayland High Eleven
Bruce Warila
Phil Williams
Will DeRosa
Concord
Orange and Black
Minutemen
Bernie Megin
Hudson
Marlboro
Milford
Clinton
Wayland
Wallopeda
DeRosy
Bruge W
O'Leary
Bob Jan Rugged
al Carlson
Aho
Lydon
Jon
Orday
Maya
Bay State hunters foresee satisfactory hut season
Massachusetts wildlife managers report most game species hold population levels near last year with some increases. Grouse declines in central and northeastern areas but rising broods in the western district and slight gains in the southeastern district. Quail remain stable in the southeast and abundant on Cape Cod and southern Plymouth. Pheasants show strong prospects due to dry nesting and 68 050 additional stocking. Rabbits and other game maintain high hunting interest statewide.
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Bay State
Bill Pollack
Pittsfield
R. Cookingham
Buzzard’s Bay
Plymouth
Bristol
Barnstable
Dukes
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Plymouth County
Bristol County
Local grid game results spark 7-0 team momentum
Readable bits show Hamilton, Sy, and Virginia in a 41-1 scoreline mix. Jack and Charlie Hanley credited with key plays as Dick Lyons and Bill Concord contribute for the winning side. Anny school and Lee, Virginia appear in fragmentary notes.
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Concord
Hamilton
Whiner
Jackwich
Haven Teacson
Charlie Hanley
Dick Lyons
Virginia
Bill Concord
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Betty Nagle
Sam Kent
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Wwe
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Voigt
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C. W. Hutchinson
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Goodwin
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Carlson
Fundahin
Chandler
Jones
Shorette
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Liz
Duggan
Williams
White
Laker
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Score
Laea
Ess Vm
Cushmans
U. S
Kelleys
Pigskin Pickin
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Maynard Eleves
Jim
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Massachusetts
He Anny
Lee, Va
Maynard High Sch
Wayland High
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