Maynard Edges Concord In High-Scoring Field Game
Maynard defeated Concord 39 to 6 in a one sided football clash witnessed by about 27 000. The game saw Concord crumble after a strong start with Maynard pulling away in the second period, highlighted by long runs and key scoring plays while Duggan and Davidson starred for Maynard and Maynard’s defense limited Concord throughout.
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Davidson
De-Horned Concard Ends in 33 Point Grid Thriller
The game features St. J players Maynard and Dougherty with touchdowns by Homne and Davidson. A. Duggan kicks three placements and Maynard scores the final points as the clock shows four ten minute periods. Referee Q Taole and umpire Clinton oversee a close contest with two teams listed in the lineups.
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Smith
Goyette
St. J
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Voigt
Hoyt
Foster
Lamonakis
A. Duggan
St. Downey
Williamson
McLaughlin
LeBlanc
Bouchard
J. Hutchinson
Watkins
Waller
Rhb
Maynard
Dougherty
Homne
Davidson
J. Duggan
Q’taole
Clinton
Meegan
Judge
Macione
300 Club Concord TriplE Tie Honors Shared
The 300 Club Concord-Triple tie for the 300 Club honors is shared this week by Freddy Giusti Bing Bartolomen both of Mill Dam Bowling League and Donat Gagne of the Maynard loop all with 32 percent. The scorers: Gagne Maynard 321 Giusti Mill Dam 321 Bartolomeo Mill Dam 321 Petersen Maynard 315 Scribner Acton 315 Carlson Acton 313 Palma W Concord 312 Delsie Mill Dam 309 N Genetti Mill Dam 309 Nevala Maynard 309 Matty Maynard 309 BAR Viscariello H N 308 G Colombo Mill Dam 308 Smith Acton 308 Fava Maynard 307 TNeMeo Meoncord Pep Le 306 Horgan MINS pee cee 306 Boyden Acton 306 Carlson W Concord 305 Dora Ww Concord 304 Miller Maynard 304 Jones W Concord 393 Lester Maynard 303 Anderson W Concord 302 Piecewirz Maynard 301 Karo Maynard 300
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Bing” Bartolomen
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Hudson Faces Concord in 14th Annual Rival Game
Hudson High travels to Concord for the 14th meeting in a long standing series. Concord leads the series 7 wins to 6 and holds 246 to Hudsons 170 points. The rivalry dates back to 1943 with results influenced by last years 14-7 Concord victory and a prior 21-7 win two years earlier.
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Hudson High
Concord High
Hudson
Skein
Emerson Playground
Flag Victors Most Improved in Major League Race
The New York Giants and Cleveland Indians led major league teams in gains over 1953. The Giants improved by 27 games to cap the National League title, while the Indians enhanced their wins by 19 games to win the American League.
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Postal Savings System Ranked World Banking Power
The postal savings system holds deposits of 2.341 billion dollars and ranks among the world's largest savings banks. The Post Office Department is the nation's largest real estate operator and tenant, leasing 22,800 buildings.
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Middlesex to clash with Groton at home on Saturday
Middlesex School visits Groton in a gridiron showdown on Saturday after winning two straight. Coach Jack Devi sore leads Groton with standout players Srey Bons and Mies og se ter. Game time listed as 2:36 o'clock, with a 200 pound team note.
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Middlesex School
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Jack Devisore
Srey Bons
Mies Og
Se Ter
Groton Ve Tics
Ponds
Four Concord High grid foes wrap up week
Three Future Foes Concord-Future grid foes of Concord High were wrapped up in four games last week four of them playing in two games against each other. Stoneham tied Lexington 13-13 and still remains winless Belmont won its first game from Framingham 13-7 while Hudson and Melrose batis lost Malden defeated trampled by B Gardner 32-6 and Class B Melrose downed 20-7 by Class A Malden.
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Concord High
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Lexington
Belmont
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Melrose
Malden
Notre Dame Ties Leaders in Bowling Standings
West Concord league leaders Bostor Co. were held to a 2 2 tie by last place Notre Dame. Tom Horgan led Holy Cross to a 4 0 win over Fordham with 306 and a single 126. Joe Viscariello rolled 308 for Breston College. Notre Dame and Holy Cross posted high team totals in a dense bowling recap.
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Dame
Devlinmen
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Holy Cross
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Villanova
Joe Viscariello
Breston College
Joe Steimmann
Boston College
J. le Blanc
J. McMuhen
B Dee
J. Viscariello
J. Dickey
F. Devlin
J. Rust
L. Moreau
J. Flynn
W. Coye
J. Steinmann
Martin and Currier Win National Prize Awards
Concord Keith Martin and Rudy Currier shared prize awards in a national baseball contest. Martin won the seventh prize for September while Currier took fourth prize in the past year earning second honors. Neither top honors achieved by either winner.
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Concord Boys with Colleges Gridiron Results From Last Week
Local boys with colleges played key games last week with several lopsided losses. Dick Lyons started for Virginia M I in a 44 to 0 defeat to B C. Hep McKenna appeared for Dartmouth in a 60 to 6 loss to Army. Charlie Napoli and John Hanley played for Brandeis in a 20 to 0 win over Bates. Lewington's Dave Wells had a 95 yard TD for Tufts in a 27 to 6 defeat by Trinity.
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Lewington
Dave Wells
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Trinity
Nashoba Sports Club to Meet October 18 at Clubhouse
Next regular Nashoba Sports men's Club meeting set for Monday night October 18 at 8 at the clubhouse off Route 27 in this town. President Gardner Walker will preside and the program will be announced. Trapshooting continues each Sunday at 10:30 at the grounds and invites out of town clubs.
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Sportsmen Hold Stag Supper At Clubhouse
Concord Hod and Gun Club members held a stag supper at the clubhouse last evening. A fried chicken dinner with all the fixins was served by stewards. President Warren T. Payne presided and announced the club's next regular meeting will be on Wednesday.
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October Vehicle Inspection Sticker Enforcement Notice
Registrar announces October enforcement of auto inspection stickers on windshields. Law requires display of valid sticker and drivers may face points, fines, and possible suspension for noncompliance. Be safe and obey the inspection rule.
New York City Telephone Growth Since 1888
The city once boasted about 10 000 telephones in 1888 and now houses 3 695 600 lines. This dramatic rise reflects rapid urban communication expansion and technology adoption across the metropolitan area.
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Peggy Rolls 266 and 100 Lead Growlers in Bowling Win
Concord Peggy McCarthy led the Growlers to a 4 point win over the Pambies in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club at Lexington. Peggy rolled a 266 game and 100. High game scores included Ida Dickey 256 Shirley Recco 260 Marge Burke 253.
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Peggy McCarthy
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Ida Dickey
Shirley Recco
Marge Burke
Polly Beaudoin
Mary Conley
Jeannette Stensby
Edith Harvey
Mary Connelly
Elaine Hardie
Agnes Neville
Becky Faunce
Polly Heyliger
Ann Rice
Dot Martin
Millie Carlson
Finstern
Edie McGrath
Mim
Clark
Margaret Algeo
Alice Hargrove
T. S. League Opens At Maynard Bowling Center
The T I C Bowling League begins a new season with weekly Wednesday matches at Tutte's Alleys Maynard. Teams include Hurricanes All Stars Slew Pokes Lucky Strikes Fighting Irish and Hackers with high scores led by C Chidley 272 J Chadwick 289 and R Long 288.
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Tutte’s
Maynard
Hurricanes
C. Chidley
C. Clayton
P. Forio
G. Roche
R. Christensen
All Stars
J. Dilton
A. Goodrich
V. Comsky
R. Long
Concord High Girls Hockey Tie With Lexington
Concord high girls hockey battled Lexington to a 1 1 tie as captain Pudge Fultz scored the lone Concord goal. Jayvees defeated Lexington 2 0 with Mary Lou Driscoll scoring both goals.
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Concord High Girls
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Pudge” Fultz
Jayvees
Mary Leu Driscoll
Graceffa and friends attend 1954 World Series
Maynard Tutto Graceffa proprietor of local bowling alleys with Jim Ledgard and Police Chief Henry Piecewicz returned home after watching the four game Giants sweep in New York and Cleveland last week.
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Reds Tie NL Record with 194 Double Plays This Season
The 1954 Reds joined the 1928 and 1931 Cincinnati teams as the only Reds squads to execute 194 double plays in a season, according to The Sporting News. The club also turned a triple play against the Pirates in 1954.
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Concord Coach Megin Guest Speaker at Rotary Meeting
Bernie Megin, Concord high school football coach, spoke at Maynard Rotary Club's Monday supper meeting. He is also invited to speak at Lexington K of C on Monday November 1 with Lexington coach Hero Helin.
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Bernie Megin
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West Concord Bowling League strong showing despite mixed results
General Radio blanked West Concord 4 0 as Wendell Jones posted a top single 123 and a 363 series. Reformatory, Condon's, Bottled Gas, and Red & Gunners also posted 4 0 wins while Post Office and Commonwealth Avenue led 3 1 in Thursday action at Tutte's Alleys.
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Wendell Jones
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Palmer's
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Sam DeMeo
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Concord Gals Win 2 Lose 1 in Playday
Concord's girls hosted three games at Emerson Playground in the Boston Field Hockey Playday. They beat Marblehead 1-0 and Newton 1-0 before falling to Sacred Heart 1-0. Concords Academy lost to Buckingham 3-1 and beat Hing ham 1-0. Other entrants included Weston Lexington Wayland.
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DeRuzzo Impresses Florida Freshman Gridders
Concord high star DeRuzzo, 11 inch 186 pound guard, joins Florida as a standout freshman. He brings 12 varsity letters and a winning habit from a high school team that went 59 straight games without defeat. Freshman coach Dave Fuller and teammates praise his natural athleticism and potential in football baseball and track.
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University of Florida
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Middlesex trounces Milton Academy 31 to 13 in grid clash
Middlesex opened with Lincoln’s Bill DeFord 2 yard TD run and Sandy Dodge’s 80 yard burst to lead Milton Academy. Dodge and DeFord each scored twice, with Codding grabbing two TDs for Middlesex as Knowlton added a late score and LaMarche kicked extra points.
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Sandy” Dodge
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