Concord High School Caps Off 22-6 Victory Over Maynard
Concord High School unleashed a fast attack to beat Maynard 22 6 in a crowded Saturday afternoon clash. Dick Finan and Jerry Robinson sparked scoring drives while Tony Bastile and Jere Robinson added key moments as Concord extended its win streak to 22 and stifled Maynard’s attempts in a tense second half. Joe Callahan starred on the edge as Bernie Megin’s machine kept Maynard at bay.
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Maynard
Valry
Megin
Concord
Stanion
Dick An
Dee Aisi
Jim King
Tony Bastile
Tonyle
Jack Pierce
Sush
Fred Carlson
Fony Basti
Lewis Matty
Gamg
Concordians
Mr. Intercept
Maynes
Kivikoski
Christ Glitais
Ak Ut
Aga ‘Mayni
Ack
Venae
Stan Slabyer
al Viola
Jerry Robinson
Jere Robinson
Concord Ana
Pici
Mayard
J. Robinson
Duwinnell
Chi
Walt
Loomer
Conscord
Orange and Black
Hia
Joe Callahan
Bernie Megin
Dick’ Finan
Walt Loomer
Ward
Pe Mabippon
Patsy Greene
Mutty
Wse
Bermenth
Earlsare Bergine
Flanne
Callahan
Ima
R. Finan
Penton
Wit
Cutain
Milok
Gree - Agi
R.asec
V. i
O'Clair
Rogers
Teroped G
Robinson Dintionale
Romnowski
MacDonald
Higgle
Bwinnell Cecco
Concord Hill-and-Dalers Repeat Win at Home Course
Concord High School's hill and dalers captured their second win of the season, under Coach O'Connor, with a 2 1 0 record after a meet at their course. Capt Clyde Bowen led the pack with a second place, Johnny Johnson won the race in about 16 minutes, and Stan Moszka placed high as Concord dominated the scoring.
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Concord
Concord High School
O'Connor
Winchester
Clyde Bowen
Johnny” Johnson
Hopedale
Maynard Field Hockey to Meet Two Strong Opponents
Maynard High School field hockey, the Orange and Black eleven, will face Dean Academy at Franklin next Monday and Ashland at Crewe Park next Thursday afternoon. Dorothy Tierney and assistant Callins have led a strong coaching effort for the girls' team.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Black Eleven
Dean Academy
Franklin
Ashland
Crewe Park
Dorothy Tierney
Callins
Mill Dam League Opens Monday With Ten Teams
The Mill Dam Bowling League starts Monday night at Lexington at 7 o clock with five matches. Ten teams compete including All Stars One s Andersons BK of Cards Company Cord Oil Andy Bay. The All Stars are the reigning champions with last years title won in a ship offs.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
All Stars
Anderson
Cars
Cord Oil
Andy Bay
Captaineere
Concord Football Player Injured in Friday Game
An Ity team end Sneed sustained a broken finger in Friday play and will be sidelined for two weeks. The injury affects the Concord football lineup as it prepares for upcoming competition.
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Ity
Unbeaten team eyes tough Midland League slate
The club remaining undefeated since 1945 aims to extend its streak as it schedules a stretch of games against Wayland Ashland and a demanding Midland League lineup ahead of the next phase.
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Valry
Wayland
Ashland
Maynard-Playing Golf Club Event Ends Season
The 1948 golf season at Maynard Playing Golf Club featured a windy day with strong showings. Amateur star Soule dominated the opening event, while Ben Perillo and Joe Dandurand claimed second prize. Hans Wattu impressed in multiple formats. Tillie Croft surged in the ladies division with a spectacular late finish, and Bernie Tobin failed to outdrive Louis Primiano in the driving contest. A roast beef dinner and dancing closed the day.
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Maynard
Gene
Ben. Perillo
Joe
Dandurand
Perillo
Tony Colombo
Bill Parker
Concord
Green
Hans Wattu
Winser
Wattu Colewen
Dpui Wattu
Viv
Tille Croft
Lake Boone
Tillie
Bernie
Tobin
Louis Primiano
Concord High Ties for Class C Lead in Unbeaten Streak
Concord High, unbeaten in 23 straight games since November 24, 1945, is now tied with Framingham for the Class C lead. Both teams have four wins and 24 points, averaging 6.00. Swampscott dropped from the lead after losses to Gloucester, while Olive Ames and Clinton, Maynard and Hudson also slid in the standings.
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Concord
Concord ‘High
Framingham
Swampscott
Gloucester
Olive Ames
Clinton
Maynard
Hudson
St. Sebastian’s
Girl's Hockey Team Defeats Actonites 3-0 in Big Win
The girls improved after a strong showing against Acton. Nancy Stalker opened the scoring before minute one, Ann Hinds added a second and a later goal, final first team tally 3-0. Junior varsity also played well with Angie Greene scoring.
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Maynard
Acton
Actonians
Nancy Stalker
Ann Hinds
M. Veracka
A. Thompson
A. ‘Torepesch
H. Sebastyowicz
V. Hakkala
A. Luker
B. Priest
H Nee
N. Stalker
A. Hinds
M. Lehto
Angie Greene
Sarah Boeske
N. O’neil
Rib
Bilf Paanaren
Athe
Timer
J. Be
Na Mager
A. Kaplan
D. Turner
M. Collins
Leathernecks to face All Stars in Clinton Friday evening
The Hudson Leathernecks travel to Clinton to play the All Stars Friday night with a potential return at Riverside Park. Their next home game is slated for Sunday, October 24 against the Town Team.
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Hudson, Leathernecks
Clinton
All Stars
Riverside Park
Leathernecks
I Town
Wayland Teals to host Maynard A Saturday football clash
Maynard A meets Wayland in a first football rivalry since 1920 when Wayland opened its era with a 59 0 victory. The Saturday noon game marks a long awaited return to action between the two schools with Wayland seeking another win.
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Maynard
Wayland
Musketaquid Club Plans Ladies Night at New Clubhouse
Musketaquid Club announces its annual fall ladies night to be held at the new clubhouse off Harrington avenue on Thursday October 21 at 7 oclock. Cram, secretary, handles reservations. More than 100 guests expected for a turkey supper and dancing with pictures scheduled.
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West
Concord
Musketaqui
Harrington Avenue
Cram
Stock wear of Agriculture City of Massachusetts update
Unclear report notes Hawes Chuck Frost and fogs in Sudbury Stock wear of Agriculture City Massachusetts. It states a senior year figure who has recovered for two weeks and is able to be out again after an illness or absence.
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Hawes
Chuck Frost
Fogs
Stockwear of Agriculture City of
Massachusetts
Ig i
Fason
Byss
Fragmentary notes on a seeding location and building layout
The text describes a seeder variant related to a country site and a corner lot measuring 513 by 300 feet. It mentions a "shoestring" building housing six stores and offices, each about 514 feet wide, with widening on the left and an oddly shaped layout.
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Monte
T al
Mutthead Lane Short Boyne Sap Ich
brief OCR fragment mentions Mutthead Lane Short and Boyne Sap Ich with unclear context. No verifiable event or entities beyond names.
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Boyne
U.P
Winds Farms Sees Eighty Five Percent With Electric Lights
A survey shows eighty five percent of Winds farms are equipped with electric lighting. The finding highlights farm modernization and rural electrification efforts supported by local utilities and farmers.
Roller Skating Fans Attend Lake Boone Rink Finale
Nearly 400 spectators watched the Lake Boone Roller Rink finale on Sunday night. Top women skaters competed for the crown with Claire Tarvitle of Maynard named final winner. Men’s singles saw Charles Nevala win elimination, with Carl Woodworth and Harold Bloomer advancing to the skate off. The Bath couple Ghester and Ann Legere won the doubles contest for the second straight year, and a prize pair of skates was presented by Rolfe F. Putnam, rink proprietor.
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Lake Boone
Claire Tarvitle
Maynard
Barbara
Barbara Stonehead
Miss’ Turville
Charles Nevala
Manring
Carl Woodworth
Harold Lg
Ghester
Ann Legere
Coming Event Of The Week In Concord
A listing of local events for Concord including Chuir supper and meetings at various venues, scout and parish activities, bazaar schedules at St Bernard's Monument hall and West Concord venues, and civic group gatherings across Friday through Monday with church services, drives, and youth activities. Local organizations named include Johnson's, Troop 33, West Concord Scouts, St Lernard's parish, Our Lady's, C D A, and the Concord Board of Selectmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lions Chuir
Johnson’s
West Concord
West Ae Union Church
St. Lernard’s
Mammoth Bazzar
Monument Hall
Concord Edge
Odd Fellows Hall
Court
Our Lady’s
C.D.A
St. Bernard’s Bazaar
West Concord Village
Harry Wheeler
Community Chest
Howoaerd Johnson’s
Our Lady's Church
Conncord Lodge of Elks Meeting
Mid Street
Local man robbed after dice game loss in Rockford
Rockford police say Vickers was robbed about 36 minutes after losing 75 dollars in a dice game. The robber took 99 dollars from him in the incident.
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Rockford
Oe Vickers
Acleras
Bedford Teens Enter Colleges Across Many Institutions
Bedford lists a large number of students from the town enrolled in colleges and schools across the region. Names include Marjory Jean Baxter, Nancy Dodge, Virginia Martin, Charles Merrill, Nancy O Donnell, and Ann Jenks among many others from local families pursuing higher education at Smith College, U Mass, Amherst, and various teachers and secretarial programs.
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Bedford
Guatanaslass
Marjory Jean
Baxter
Peter
Henry
Springs Road
Boston
Son
Road
Thy
Hampton
Clittora
Albert W . Crescent Avenue
Nichols
Ieee
Nancy Dodge
Richard
Dodge
New England School of Art
Ann, IE
Rohoo North
Robert. Webster
Viola
C. “Webster
Side Avenue
University of Massachusettine
Charles
Southroad
Ken
Conservatory of Music
Ann Jenks
Jenks
Frederic A Jenks
Smith College and College
Phillip Iwrersen
Lamocouts
F_ WiseIMOTCAULA
South ‘Road
U of Massachusetts
Nancy Lindesu
Mr and Mies
South Road
Joan
Ann Billerica
Kathileen
Deli
Dorothy Perkins
Lyndons
Hartford Street
Donald, Pfeiffer
Louis Pfeiffer
Institute For Bent
Horne Puffer
Irvin E Puffer
Hartwell
Jackson Okieselle
Lowell State Taehere College
Betty Sweetnan
Floyd A. Sweetnan
Wilson
Jackson von Lady School
Jean. Thompson
Ruth Oon
Maynard Laine McKenna Tied to Police Inquiries
Fragments indicate Maynard Laine McKenna and police were involved in swift actions targeting key figures. Readable text shows a focus on investigations and urgent police activity.
Bedford Halloween Party for Children of Wee October 30
The Bedford association hosts a Halloween event for children at the auditorium on October 30. Elinor Zelin of Boston University is noted among participants and prize details are announced for best costume.
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Bedford Ps
Chi
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Clin
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Mullin
Fiela
Flannaghan
Stan Bondlevitch
Siger
Stan Moszka
Maynard Hockey
Concord High
Framingham _ the
Actonites
Musketaquid Club
Sudbury
Mortument Hall
Bt Lake Citizens Committee
Elks Hall
Red Cross
WCRB
Morday
Young Republican Club
Arinlies
Howard Johnson’s
Concord Board of Ieement
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Pee
King’s Daughters Meeting
Erhetson “Hospital
Wells A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Fameday
Rotary Club
Aha
Ener Johnson’s
Musketa Bo Sportsmen
Ciih
Habe House
West Tephones
Harvey Auditorium
OL We Ord High
Ena
Turkey Farm
Ee Ieee Mégnace
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Hallowe
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