Danvers Escapes Narrow Win In Rough Sharkey League Clash
Danvers edged a heavier Maynard squad 12 to 9 as turnovers and rugged defense dominated. standout plays included a late goal line surge by Pyay Ind and a key 22 yard run by Dwinnell, with Robinsen and Ramson also contributing on offense and a stout home stand by the Danvers defense sealing the outcome.
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Fragmented sports brief lists college games and results
Readable fragments mention Dartmouth Hampton and Taft School games, with unsure scores and players. References to Nekson Kimball II, Bill Pearson, Om Mosce Brown, Tufts Freshmen Academy, and a 0-0 result. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Pigeon Club Race Results From Rochester Event
Pigeon owners note the Howe winner from the Hudson club season in an event held Saturday at Rochester. Teleacod times listed and arrivals in Marlboro and Maynard with multiple mile markers and yardages including 1201.49 and 1011.90. Names Marlboro Maynard and OTR appear with several figures.
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Pin League Second Week Shows High Scores
Maynard intertown bowling league enters its second week of the Fall Winter schedule. United Co-op piled a 1780 three string total led by Don Lent’s 130 high single enabling a four point win over Joe's Shep. Top totals included Joe Watts with 323.
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Portman BD Rings Bell Golf Drive Injuries and Scores
John Post won a recent drive event on 7rd Street with accurate distance and sharpens in bar accuracy. McGrath hit 226 yards and came closest to the pin among several contestants, including Concord participants.
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Trusting the Blind Golf Swing
An article by Alex J. Morrison argues golfers can learn from blindfolded swings to improve attitude and technique. It notes observing blind golfers like Marvin Shannon, urges players of all levels to practice with eyes shut to avoid steering, and emphasizes courage and effort in the swing.
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Concord Upset Recap: Weekly Schoolboy Forecasts
A quirky weekly tally notes 95 points from 700 in the current campaign with several predicted upsets. Middlesex, Groton, Winthrop, Winchester, Pibanion, Hudson, and more are listed as losses, while Melrose and Belmont are forecast to drop. A live list of night games and score expectations follows.
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Concord Sports Schedule Highlights Week
Concord high school fields include girls field hockey versus Lexington at Emerson Playground 3 p.m. and football at Hudson 8 p.m. Other events feature cross country versus Waltham in Concord tentative 3 p.m. and Jayvees games against Cambridge Latin at Cambridge 3 p.m. Also listed are a Middlesex School football game at Southboro 2:30 p.m. and a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club.
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Concord to face Hudson under lights after layoff
Concord high school grid squad travels to Hudson Friday night for an 8 o'clock game under Coach Woody Douville. Readying after a polio quarantine and a two week layoff, Concord aims for its fourth win of 1947 and a 14th straight win in league play.
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Concord Golf Tourney Yields Mixed Foursomes Winners
At Concord Country Club last weekend the mixed foursomes event produced finalists in two divisions. In first division semi finals Richard Edwards and Honard Smith defeated Janeth Hayes and John Sates 3 and 2. Hepburn and Comins defeated Borden and Jewell 2 and 1 in the final. In third division semi finals Putnam King paired with F Chamberlin defeated Chase and Piper then Piper joined with Randolph Piper won 3 and 1 in the final.
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Sudbury Rod and Gun Club Field Day Set for Oct 19
Sudbury hosts the second annual Field Day at the Club grounds on Dut ton Road with a full schedule. Events include a dog show, trap shooting, turkey shoots, rifle and pistol, archery, pony rides, and midway amusements. Rain date is Oct 26.
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ONeill Tron Man Leads Holy Name to Series Victory
Bill ONeill, known as Iron Man McGinty, starred for St. Bernard's Holy Name, winning both ends of a doubleheader at Emerson Playground. He hit the day’s only homer and hurled 14 straight scoreless innings as Holy Name swept West Concord All-Stars 5-3 and 4-2 to clinch the series in three straight with one tie. O Sullivan led the second game with four hits in four at bats.
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Bowen Cops 1st In Inter-Class Cross Country Meet
In the inter class cross country on the Fairyland course at Concord High School Bowen Bowenn won the two and a half mile race and received a trophy from coach Harold OConnor. Stan Moszka finished second with Harold Hanson third and John Pierce fourth all earning gold medals. Silver medals went to Bill Burkharce and Gordon Olsen while Charles Byron and Bill Dolan took bronze for placing seventh and eighth.
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McKenna Improves After Polio Outbreak At Concord High
Concord High School quarterback James McKenna shows improvement after a ten day polio bout in a Boston hospital. His parents Joseph H. and the late Lexington road address are noted. The team, isolated last week, rejoined the squad and expects to play Friday at Hudson.
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Concord Rivalry Preview From Last Weekend Scores
Concord notes show two future foes won their grid starts last Saturday. Lexington defeated Stoneham 13 to 0 after a three-start stretch, while Woburn edged Wakefield 6 to 0. Maynard fell to Danvers, Chelmsford to Tewksbury 26 to 13, Billerica lost to Foxboro 14 to 12, and Hudson dropped 12 to 6 in a night game to St Sebastian. Concord’s next home foe Winthrop faces Winchester in a holiday matchup on Monday.
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Winthrop
Winchester
Locals Face Saint Bernard's At Fitchburg Friday Night
Maynard high school gridiron team travels to Fitchburg to meet St Bernard's under lights. The Saints have tied Fitchburg and lost to Leominster but boast an enviable record. Maynard, after scaring Danvers, aims to upset the home team.
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Acton School Dance Boosts Sports Fund
The Acton high school athletic association held a fund raising dance in Blanchard hall on Friday. Edmund Curley MC'd the event with a program featuring Arthur Howell Judy Hamblin Ana Nichols Raleigh Beach and Richard Scribner quartet Ruth Beach Pat Johnson Janine Teele Eleanor Johnson quartet Marguerite Goldthwaite trumpet R Frost Richard Flint musical duet and more. Officers named include Betty Sexton president and Barbara Bartlett advertising.
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Arthur Howell
Judy Hamblin
Ana Nichols
Raleigh Beach
Richard Scribner
Mushroom supply concentrated in two Pennsylvania counties
More than half of the nation's mushrooms come from Delaware and Chester counties near Philadelphia, shaping the commodity's regional impact and distribution.
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One-Time Track Captain’s Son Plays for Lexington
Concord’s former Concord High School track captain Win Ricker now has son Win Jr. playing for Lexington High, amid a family split. He kicked one extra point last Sunday to help Lexington earn their first win 13 to 0 over Stoneham.
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Mohawks Win Paul Revere League Crown
Lincoln Mohawks defeat Belmont Town Team 8-2 at Lincoln Town Field to claim the Paul Revere League championship of 1947. The lineup includes half a dozen ex Concord high athletes. managed by John Todd. An early lead carried the Mohawks to the victory in the series deciding game.
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Marlboro Fish and Game Club Hallowe'en Dance Plan
The Marlboro Fish and Game Association plans a Halloween dance at the clubhouse on East Street on November 1. Attendees will wear costumes with an on entry prize and a door prize. Refreshments will be served. John Loretta is the committee chairman in charge of arrangements.
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