Injured Players May Play Some Next Saturday
Concord-Stoneham High meets Concord Carlisle in a regional gridiron clash for the 35th time dating to 1914. Kickoff is 1 30 p m. Stoneham coach Wilbur L Lalliday brings a solid club after an upset loss to Lynnfield. Injuries challenge Concord as Pete Manchuso Joey Tiano and Eddie Woodin hope to return, while Hoyt Taylor may miss another week.
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Stoneham
Wilbur L. Lalliday
Lynnfield
Lexington
Winchester
Concord
Belmont
Pete Manchuso
Joey Tiano
Eddie Woodin
Hoyt Taylor
Stoneham Concord High Carlisle Lineups Released
Stoneham reserves Daniels Russell Ottavi Chapman Mc Ginn Randazzo Freeland join starting unit alongside listed players It rt le ve Anderson Ireland Carsley Napoli Stevens Devlin Bono Kelley Mitchell Vidito Magurn Woodin Romboli Blair Tasker Donovan Murray Boynton Concord Carlisle names Taylor Aronie Manchuso Ol sen Mullaney Loughlin Tem ple Tiano Hurtsak Doty Smith in reserve list for upcoming game.
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Stoneham Concord
Carlisle
Anderson Asgriveson
Ireland
Carsley
Napoli Stevens
Devlin Bono
Kelley Mitchell
Viditolly
Re le
Magurnethen
Gb Ab
Woodin Romboli
Blair Tasker
Donovan Murray
Boynton
Stoneham
Daniels
Russell
Ottavi
Chapman
McGinn
Randazzo
Freeland
Concord-Carlisle
Taylor
Aronie
Manchuso
S. Olsen
Mullaney
Loughlin
Temple
Tiano
Hurtsak
Doty
Smith
Hawthorne High Names New Cheer Leaders
Hawthorne Central Catholic High School selects Concord Louise Bryant and eleven others including Maureen Melisi Michele Arsenault Janice Pigott Joan Perry Ginger Crimmins Jean Zapponi Mary Leigh Sharon Cook Jean LaBlanc Claire Campana and Kathy Ady to form the new Rose squad. Louise Bryant of Carlisle is captain. New uniforms feature bulky white sweaters and short blue skirts.
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Concord
Louise Bryant
Maureen Melisi
Michele Arsenault
Janice Pigott
Joan Perry
Ginger Crimmins
Jean Zapponi
Mary Leigh
Sharon Cook
Jean LaBlanc
Claire Campana
Kathy Ad’y
Rose
Hawthorne Central Catholic High School
Carlisle
Nevers Plays All 29 Eskimos Games In Five Month Barnstorm
Duluth Minnesota Ernie Nevers, star of the 1926 27 Duluth Eskimos, missed less than 30 minutes of play across a 29 game barnstorming tour in five months, showcasing one of footballs great iron man feats.
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Ron Man
Duluth
Minn
UPI
Ernie Nevers
Duluth Eskimos
Nevers
35th Grid Game Between Rivals Concord Carlisle Stoneham
This years game between Concord Carlisle and Stoneham at the new regional gridiron marks the 35th in the series dating back to 1914. The locals lead 23 wins to 9 with 2 ties. Stoneham last won in 1956. Concord Carlisle won 14 0 two years ago and Stoneham won 12 0 last year. Locals lead in total points.
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Concord
Concord - Carlisle
Stoneham
Concord- Carlisle
Juniors Emerson Meet Concord in Hudson Gridiron Clash
Emerson to face Concord on their home turf this afternoon as coach Lou Varrichione guides the Tigers against the Juniors. The teams meet again next Thursday at Hudson in the annual Hudson battle between the Hudson rivals.
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Emerson
Concord
Maynard
Lou Varrichione
Middlesex Hosts St Mark's in Private School Grid Battle
Concord Middlesex will host St Mark's Saturday at 2 p.m. here in a private school football clash. Middlesex comes off a 40-6 win over Belmont Hill. St Mark's previously lost to Middlesex 18-0 last year and has two wins against Browne & Nichols and Groton.
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Concord
Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Belmont Hill
Browne & Nichols
Groton
Concord program sales support high school teams
Concord Citizens Committee Inc schedules program sales at Saturdays home game with Stoneham. Proceeds benefit the high school teams through the annual testimonial banquet held each spring.
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Concord
Stoneham
Concord Citizens Committee Inc
Concord-Eddie Woodin sidelined by Reading bruises
Concord notes show Eddie Woodin out of Melrose game with bruises from Monday’s Reading tally. Carlisle has won the toss in nearly every game. About 13 CCHS players injured this year. Pliny Jewell of Concord elected to the 144‑man Mass Golf Association executive board. Nashoba cross country beats Groton. Chieftains field hockey defeats Littleton 4–0. Maynard girls lose to Nashoba while game with Westford is canceled.
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Concord
Eddie Woodin
Melrose
Reading
Concord- Carlisle
Pliny Jewell
Mass. Golf Association
Nashoba
Groton High
Chieftains
Littleton
Maynard High
Westford
Melrose Triumphs as Wakefield and Belmont Lead Saturday Results
Melrose defeats Concord-Carlisle 24 to 6 while Wakefield tops Belmont 26 to 14 and Lexington edges Winchester 24 to 16. Stoneham visits Concord-Carlisle and Melrose hosts Winchester as Saturday games conclude.
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Melrose
Stoneham High
Winchester
Lexington
Lynnfield
Concord-Carlisle
Wakefield
Reading
Acre
LT Pi Pa
Melroses
Belmont
Stoneham
Con. - Car
Concord - Carlisle
Early Comer Frank Thomas' Path Through Mets to Pirates Farm
Frank Thomas of the New York Mets appeared in 41 major league games before joining the Pittsburg Pirates farm system. His 42nd game occurred with Tallahassee, marking a continuation in Minor League play.
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New York
UPI
Frank Thomas
New York Mets
Pittsburg Pirates
Tallahassee
Berwanger First Draft Pick In 1936 NFL Draft
Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago was the first overall choice in the 1936 NFL Draft, selected by the Philadelphia Eagles. The pick marked the NFLs inaugural player draft and drew attention for its historic significance.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Jay Berwanger
University of Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
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