Winners Keep 40th Straight Victory in 1952 Concord Return
Concord High extended its unbeaten streak to 40 straight victories with a 34 12 win over rival in front of about 3 000 at Alumni Field. Donnie Cullinane and Dean Soule each scored twice for Concord while Al Alexanian and Alex Kulevich added a late TD for Maynard.
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Concord High
Alumni Field
Conford
Lexington
Massachusetts
Donnie Cullinane
Dean Soule
Megiff Clan
Dick Loynd
Mill Town
Concord Maynard Grid Teams Tie In Scrambled Notes
In a scrambled boxscore style report, Concord and Maynard players are listed with positions and initials. Touchdowns by Loynd Cullis Soule Alexanian Kulevich are noted with extra points. The piece mentions coaches or officials Tim Cummings and Peter Davis and describes a four quarter game with periods and time.
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Loynd
Cullis Nané
Soule
Alexanian
Kulevich
Wee Me Eer Bari Clinton
Ifies
Tim Cummings
Peter Davis
Concord Tops Maynard In High School Gridiron Thriller
Concord and Maynard battled through penalties and big plays as Rob Soule and Cullinane scored for Concord, DeRuzzo kicked extra points, Torppa connected on long passes, and a late 87 yard heave set up Concord's final score. Maynard chased but Concord earned its 17th win in the series.
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Soule
Concord
DeRuzzo
Tack Magoon
Maynard
Lennie Massarelli
Cullinane
Bouchard
Louie Maynards
Torppa
Ki- Torppa
Rogers
Kulevich
Pigskin Pickins Upsets Forecast For Week
Special to This Paper outlines a slate of upsets and near-mups with several 20 point games. Predictions include Waltham over Hudson, Concord losing to Hudson, Malden over Manchester, and a string of Sunday matches across Middlesex and surrounding towns.
All in the Game: Boilermakers face Deasine era chatter
The column discusses boxing lore around Brouillard as a two weight world champion and Ralph Hiner rumored to change teams. mentions Deasine and Klime with trainer Issy Kline amid era talk. Robinson plans to retire from boxing for business and stage work, while Corbett’s 1889 origin is cited.
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Stu Bcloomb
Cssch
Pardue Boilermakers
Deasine Eee
Boilermakers
Issy Kline
Fires South
Ong Ma All Peerler
Loo
Gett¢e Nishéls
Clinch Dubey
Brouillard
Robinson
Ralph Hiner
James J. Corbett
Rebels Lose in Ladies Bowling Match at Lexington
In a Wednesday night meet of the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club, Polly Heyliger led the Patriots with a 283 triple while Jeannette Stensby and Edie McGrath tied high single with 102. The Patriots defeated the Minute-Maids 40 to 0 and the Quakes beat the Rebels 4-0.
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Concord
Lexington
Polly Heyliger
Patriots
Jeannette Stensby
Edie McGrath
Quakes
Rebels
Quakers
Jean Frellick
Marion Gorham
Dottie Martin
Helen McCarthy
Marge Burke
Nancy Burke
Gert Dee
Helen Butcher
Mary Connell
Margaret Nickerson
Alice Hargrove
Mim Clark
Dot Scherer
Bedford Hospital Patients Watch Scrimmage Between Concord and Chelsea
Bedford U S Veterans Hospital patients observed a scrimmage at the local grounds between unbeaten Concord High School and Class B Chelsea High. No official score was kept as both teams used the workout to prep for Saturday games.
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Bedford
United States Veterans Hospital of
Concord
Chelsea High
Hall of Fame Night Notes and Local Sports Buzz
Boston Braves scout Conecord Walter Gau treau skips Enterprise Hall of Fame night at Wels A Hall Auditorium but aims to be remembered by Dick and Fred Loftus receiving baseball certificates. stock car riders Rea Cummings and Andy Anderson vie for high point. Hop Harrington trails. Norwood Arena offers J Jack O Grady to wed Holliston gal. Joe Santora ships a 15 pound 36 inch salmon from Blackville New Brunswick. Acton Belmonnt Hudson fielding sector elevens. Bobby GreenoughActon captain. Middlesex’s Jonathan Piper not Tommy as reported. Dick Sullivan of Thoreau Street House of Good Spirits recounts Rocky and Jersey Joe Walcott title night.
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Conecord
Walter
Doc” Gautreau
Boston Braves
Enterprise ‘‘Hall of Fame
Wels A. Hall Memorial Auditorium
Fred Loftus
Rea” Cummings
Andy” Anderson
Hop” Harrington
Norwood Arena
J. Jack O
Jonathan Piper
Middlesex
Tommy
Dick Sullivan
Thoreau Street
House of Good Spirits
Rocky
Joé Walcott
Brockton
St Mark's Travels to Middlesex for Big Prep School Gridiron Clash
St Mark's heads to Concord to face Middlesex School in a major prep football clash. Kickoff is at 2 30. Middlesex beat a rival team 26 7 at Belmont last Saturday. Bob Goodyear leads the locals.
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Southboro
St. Mark’s School
Concord
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Agora A
A Www
Belmont Hill
Belmont
Bob Goodyear
Middlesex tops Groton 13 7 in annual gridiron clash
Middlesex School defeats Groton 13 to 7 in Concord marking Middlesex first win in two starts and Groton's third straight loss. Tim Stewart set up a 20 yard pass to give Middlesex an early score while Bill Weaver added a 60 yard rushing TD. Groton answered with a 15 yard pass to Bingham and Piper kicked the extra point.
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Maynard
Concord
Bernie Megin
Jim Bakun
Concord Band
Middlesex School
Groton
Middlesex
Tim Stewart
Bill Weaver
Jonathan Piper
Bingham
Locke
Ayer
Richardson
Baldwin
Mein
Guy
Smith
Nelson
Codding
Piper
Stewart
Ostheimer
Dodge
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Albright
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Gray
van Maur
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Parkinson
Fairburn
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Ford
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Polk
Geary
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Peirera Hammer
Perkins
Conlon
Wright
Cole
Minton
White
Miles
Weaver
Stewart Bingham
T.d
Rush
Concord-Carl MacPher gon grid notes and prep for Framingham clash
Local grid gossip highlights Concord High players Dick Lyons and George Spaneas at VMI and Lowell roots, Haverhill and Waltham threats in Class A, and a Framingham visit tied to Gov Stevenson’s arrival. Milestones include Dick Loynd’s lineage, Marine Corps posting for Gracie, and Norwich and Milford game notes.
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Carl R. MacPhergon
Br Doneurday
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Gine
Springfield
Dick Lyons
Concord High
Lexington
Virginia
George’ ‘Spaneas
Lowell
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Framingham
Adlai Stevenson
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Boston Press
Melrose
New Bedford
Malden
Milton
George Gracié
Howe
B. U
Marine Corps
Parris Island
South Carolina
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Roddy Loynd
Waltham
Recréation Corfittission
Dick Finan
Confcord High
University of Massachusetts
Air Force
Pete Mutty
Norwich
Colby
Milford
Maynard
Marlboro
Walter Carew
Belmont
Musketaquid Club Meets For Supper Tonight At West Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club will hold a meeting and supper at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue in West Concord tonight at seven o'clock. Patrolman Fred Nolan, the president, will lead the event and oversee the committee in charge.
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Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Fred Nolan
Big Ace Runs 50 Yards For Score Saturday
A player nicknamed Big Ace sprinted 50 yards for a touchdown on Saturday, highlighting a strong showing in the game. The play showcased speed and breaking ability as fans noted the impressive dash.
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Big Ace
Nighthawks Visit Hudson in Weekend Gridiron Tilt
Fragmentary text describes a Saturday afternoon football event with the Hudson team hosting a visiting opponent. Mentions kickoff around 2120 and notes past performance including losses and previous season context.
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Hudson
Hudson Hickes
Emerson
Nighthawks
baute-Meri
Acton High Triumphs Over Hudson in 2-1 Victory
Acton High defeated Hudson 2-1 at Riverside Park on October 6 with goals from Billy Kazakas and Dick Laffin. Kenny Marble anchored defense and made key saves to secure the win.
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Bobby Greenough
Billy Harper
Dick Schou
Dick Key
Kenny Marble
Kenny
Groton
Lawrence Academy
Aifi
Bobby Mansfield
Gerry Davis
Joe Een
Wes Baker
Bat Steeves
Wilson
Billy Bradley
Hudson and Clinton Face Powerhouse Tests This Weekend
Sixteen games loom, headlined by Hudson and Clinton clashing with top foes. Concord holds a 59 game skid end battle, while neighboring towns Loyally chase upsets in a schedule spanning Marlboro Wellesley Milford Maynard Fitchburg Gardner Northboro Framingham Weymouth Quincy Braintree Cambridge Lafin Belmont Stoneham Winchester Shrewsbury Swamps Brookline Saugus.
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Leoming Stér Ahd
Concord
Ledminster
Concord Marlboro
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Milford
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Ee Cee
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Ais
Lafin
Correction noted on 1951 Concord game scorer
The Enterprise corrects last week’s item naming Fred Mariani as scoring twice in the 1951 Concord game. It was actually Adam Mancini, a five foot three inch, 135 pound high school player.
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Maynard
Fred Mariani
Éenter
Concord
Adam Mancini
Enterprise
Toppazzini to Star for Hershey Bears in Pro Hockey Return
The fragment notes Jerry Toppazzini, once a forward, could debut for the Hershey Bears in league hockey after a preseason showing. Observers praise his potential and movement, with comparisons to past form and rough but skilled play.
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Toppazzini
Hershey Bears
Rhzini
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