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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
11
The article advises keeping hands near the body during the backswing and downswing with the right elbow tucked close to the body at the top. Maintain a light but firm grip to feel clubhead weight, avoid tensing forearms, and swing into the ball squarely for a controlled follow through. It emphasizes stance and body alignment to prevent slices and promote a smooth, powerful strike.
Concord wins its fourteenth straight by edging Hudson 24 to 13 in a hard fought game at Riverside Park. Fenton stars with a 66 yard ground drive and three rushing touchdowns while Garcia and Bonazzoli add key scores in a dramatic fourth period rally.
Hudson fans filled the stands as Concord faced a spirited home team. The halftime score was 0 0 but Concord surged in the second half with effective sweeping plays and deceptive tactics. Rudy Carrier stood out on the lines, while Hudson’s late aerials could not overcome Concord’s rugged defense and stronger ground game.
Concord. St Mark's School of Southboro used two full teams to beat Middlesex School, 26 to 13, in a high scoring Saturday game at home. Middlesex, now two and two, scored late in the final two periods with capt. Riley Gilbert finding the end zone.
The notice lists a slate of activities at Emerson and Lexington venues across the week. Includes Concord High football practice, Ladies Ten-Pin Bowling Club matches, and a Saturday matchup between Concord High and Woburn High at Woburn.
Concord High track team defeated Walden in a meet against barriers and faced a strong Watertown squad. They plan to compete next month in the interscholastic meet.
Concord football team lost 13 to 3 at home in a high school matchup. Coaches Rae J. Malcolm and William J. Bulger Jr. led the Concord squad in a tense game marked by strong Lexington defense.
Concord area readers can buy Minute-Men In Football at local stands and stores for a week. Rudy Currier accepts mail orders for $1.00 at 6 Main Street Concord Mass. The book covers local football history from 1889 to 1947 with photos, rosters, scores, schedules, and records. Available in Acton West Acton Dewey Market Town Shop, Maynard Tom King's Le, Hudson Woodard Rexall and other local outlets.
Concord High School football captain Jim McKenna, sidelined by polio, returned home last Wednesday and shows rapid recovery. Doctors say he suffers no lasting effects, and teammates expect him back in the varsity lineup soon.
Everett Mass coach Denny Gildea of Everett High School has guided the team to a 134 win 42 losses and 24 ties during 21 seasons. The squad has scored 2 671 points while allowing 764 for the opponents in diverse contests.
The Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club hosted its annual ladies night at the West Concord clubhouse last Thursday evening with a supper prepared by Patrolman Fred Nolan.
Concord girls beat two opponents 3-0 and 1-0 as Capt. Dorothy Caiger O'Brien and Connie Stowe lead scoring. O'Brien has found the net in every fall match, with goals coming from Belmont Lexington and Ar. Caiger and Joyce Palmer assisted in all-star play in Boston last Saturday.
Tommy Gill and Bill Pearson starred as Lawrence Academy defeated Thayer Academy in a tight contest. Norman Crant, with 18 points, led Lawrence, securing their latest victory at the two posts for Law rence Academy in its winning game from Thayer Academy last Saturday.
Mrs J J Eberhard of Columbia City Indiana reports a late blooming apple tree with blossoms appearing in September and a harvest potential delayed by weather. The unusual timing drew local attention to home orchard practices.
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