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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
20
Concord high powered past an undermanned Hudson 35 to 0 at Emerson Playground. Andy Horne scored three touchdowns as Concord built leads through the game with Bouchard passing and Dougherty adding a late score while Hudson struggled with injuries and key absences.
Silva finishes second in the Chass A Fords division at Norwood Arena stock car event. Born to Hop Harington of Providence, he has 307 penis, while the former holds 372 points.
The veteran Concord squad of nine seniors and two juniors overwhelmed Hudson 35 to 0 despite losing three starters. backs Moraes Jenkins and Courtemanche out. backups Potter and Bonazzoli stepped up. Dave Bouchard directed a swift offense, while fumples in the fourth limited scoring chances. New bleachers and a press booth at Emerson Playground were noted.
Maynard High opened its field hockey season with a 4 to 3 victory over Sudbury at Sudbury. The varsity led 3 to 1 at halftime, Sudbury tied late, then Mary Matson scored again to seal the win. Varsity scorers were Matson with two, Betty Boeske and Ginger Warila with one each. JV tied 1-1, Bev O Toole scoring. The girls host Acton at Crowe Park at 3:00 p.m.
Concord high trampled visiting Hudson on open date as Concord players watched. Dartmouth lost to Colgate 13 to 7 without Leo McKenna who broke his right wrist. Local players Jack Finan with Norwich in Brooklyn, Dick Lyons at V.M.I. in a 21 to 0 defeat by Virginia. Syracuse fell to B.U. 41 to 19 with Lyle Carlson sidelined.
Fordham defeats BC as John Tombeno fires a 306 to join the 300 Club for the third time. Notre Dame’s Leon Moreau also hits 127 to reach the marks, aiding Holy Cross and others in a tight league tilt. Cast includes H C and Villanova with high scores for each.
West Concord-Norr Johansen led Fenton’s to a 4-0 win over West Concord Fruit with a 315 set. Steinmann 311 and DeMeo 306 joined the 300s in a night of high scores, as Bottled Gas tied Post Office 2-2 and other teams posted strong totals in the West Concord Bowling League at Tutte’s Alleys Maynard.
The Bedford Bowling League season opens with the Pals taking an early lead after a win over Yenke at Bexington. Barber Shop defeats BR 3 to 1 while Jockeys and Bedford Motor Sales tie. Gould Motors splits with Strikers as do Bombers and Kelleys. Hank Brady tops with 316 while high singles include McGrath 123 Little 115 Brady 115 Champney 116 Genetti 108.
Ex-Concord Yankee Tim Diskin served as public address announcer for the first time Saturday as Concord High’s setup, installed by John Bartolomeo of Maynard Radio, ran smoothly. Eddie Loughlin, a Harvard alumnus, introduced Peabody, 1941 All American, amid the Hawk contest chatter. Bob Davidson sat out the second half with a knee. Horne earns praise as a versatile player. A benefit for Veterans Hospital patients was noted alongside a lineup of local political ties and upcoming games.
Shirley Recco rolled 296 to lead the Funsters to three points in a Lexington Ladies Ten Pin bowling match. Dottie Martin added 291 for the Prowlers as rivals drop three points. other high scores include Peggy McCarthy 264 Polly Heyliger 252 and Edith Harvey 246. Team totals top 1199 for Funsters and 1225 for Growlers.
Concord local high school notes show standout runner Handy Andy Horne leading scorers after a game against Hudson. He tallied three touchdowns to reach 36 points on the season, with game scoring details listed.
In a turbulent week Waltham highs and lows shaped the pool with Medford’s loss to Arlington and Weston’s upset of Foxboro. Framed by tied games Watertown Newton and Framingham Dedham, the menu anticipates Brookline at Waltham and a tight Wakefield over Lexington in Class B action.
Melrose routed Milton 32 to 0 as the lone foe for Concord in a Class B contest. Framingham prepares to face Concord next, after Dedham held Framingham to a 6 6 tie at the stadium. Belmont and Stoneham both suffered losses while Winchester defeated Belmont 19 to 7.
Concord Middlesex School won 34 to 7 at home over Southboro in a decisive display. DeFord and Dodge starred with strong runs to pace the offense as Middlesex extended its record to three straight games with high scoring.
Concord remains on a three game winning streak after an opening defeat to Winchester. Framingham has one win, two losses, and one tie. Team records show Concord’s wins over Needham Marlboro Hudson and a 31 31 tie with Dedham. Framingham’s results include Belmont and Dedham.
The report lists team Staal tied with Middlesex Concord Hudson Lexington Framingham Marlboro Maynard and WL 30 3 1 22 1% 13 0 8F in a regional standings snippet. No explicit game results or dates are provided.
Middlesex and Groton clash with Middlesex scoring 13 in the first period and 7 in the second while Groton shows 0. Ford and Barnes led Middlesex with multiple touchdowns as key plays by Romine Simmons Young Ig Lean Piper Ibb ton Dangerfield and others built the advantage. Groton’s late pushes included strong runs and punt returns as the game progressed.
Concord D and D anchor Carey leads with 322 as top single in Mill Dam circuit. Ramblers and Tudys post strong 4 0 rosters with multiple 260s and team totals near 1350. Hubbardville and Priests squads show competitive bowling results.
Concord meets Hudson on Saturday marking Bernie Megin’s 80th consecutive game as head coach since 1946. The contest also marks Rudy Carrier of the Enterprise staff’s 81st straight game coverage dating back to before the 1945 season finale at Lexington.
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