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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1961

Page

18

Maynard Falls To Hudson In Hard Fought Alumni Field Battle

Hudson uses a ground grind to edge Maynard 15 12 after a second half blitz. Ray Smith recovers a fumble on his 11 yard line and Pete Whitney leads a strong running game with Mike Koblin. Joe Uvlegvich completes six passes for 109 yards as Maynard battles back in a tough Midlands League clash.

Maynard Hocus Pokus Hudson Cochrie Rimkus Marty Hatch Maynardites Tigers Husky Kavanaugh Gould Ed Chapman Ray Smith Rimicus Paul McManus Pete Whitney Whitney Mike Koblin Hawks Frontier Jim Ryall Joe Uglevich Ryall Frank Kronoff Jackie Stone Panthers McMarius Madson Marlborough Maynard Jayvees Hudson Jayvees Fran Dewilewski Nashoba Lunenberg Eric Ingalls Tom Gird Assumption Eddie Mullen Northeastern Doug DeRosa Cincinnati Bates

Lunenberg Edges Nashoba In Scrappy Opener

Schaff scores three times to spark Lunenberg over Nashoba 26 20 in a hard fought opener. Nashoba’s first varsity game shows promise as Ray LaChance bursts 80 and 70 yards for touchdowns and Erv Ingalls earns praise for the squad’s effort.

Schaff Nashoba Stow Lunenberg Erv Ingalls Steve Schaff Blue Knights Ray LaChance Lightning Chieftains Ken Stewart John Lynch Mr. Schaff Nashova LaChance Walt Zadroga LeChance

US Ski Team Seeks Funds Ahead of 1962 World Championships

USEASA records doubt over 1962 US team for World Championships in Chamonix and Zakopane and appeals for $30,000 to train equip and transport. Paul Brooks of Jericho Ski Club and Penny Pitou Zimmerman urge support before December 1 1961 as donations total $25 000 with clubs backing a crucial national effort.

United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association United States Chamonix France Zakopane Poland Europe Paul Brooks Jericho Marlboro Penny Pitou Zimmerman Gilford New Hampshire Useasa Littleton New Hampshire Doc Des Roches Ligunier

Unclear football play by Nashoba and Lunenberg duel

Fragmentary game notes list Nashoba and Lunenberg players with positions and scores. Mentions reserves and period timings. Contains uncertain names and nonstandard abbreviations, offering a partial snapshot of a contested match with La Chance and Stewart among scorers.

Lincoln Sudbury Routs Watertown in Eastern Mass Soccer League

Lincoln-Sudbury defeated Watertown 3 1 at Victory Field in a key league match. Tom Finnerty had a goal and two assists setting up Podgurski and DeNormandie while Ed MacLeod opened scoring and Pat Dougherty added a late penalty. Belmont’s Joe Krol also scored twice in a separate note of the day.

Pat Dougherty Belmont High Belmont Joe Krol Lincoln-Sudbury DeNormandie Watertown Acton-Roxborough Tom Finnerty Lincoln- Sudbury Victory Field Tom Podgurski Billy Moulton

Nashoba Elects Grid Captains

Nashoba Regional High School names Stew Steve Quinn a 135 pound back and Charlie Amelotte a 220 pound tackle as co captains. Both seniors active in student affairs. Nashoba to play Cambridge School at Weston on Nov 4 and finish season at Hudson Catholic on Nov 18. Schedule for next year arranged by Coach Erv Ingalls.

Stew Steve Quinn Charlie Amelotte Nashoba H. S Cambridge School Weston Hudson Catholic Erv. Ingalls Hame

Sudbury Teacher Visits Schuylerville Coach Volk

Robert J. Myers Jr. of Indian Ridge Road spent a weekend in Schuylerville, N.Y., visiting Paul and Mrs Volk formerly of Easy Street. Volk, longtime Sudbury coach, now leads Schuylerville High football and basketball, with an undefeated five game football run.

Sudbury Robert J. Myers, Jr Indian Ridge Road Schuylerville N.Y Paul Volk Easy Street Volk Sudbury High Schuylerville High School Lincoln

Awards Dinner at Maynard Country Club Highlights

Maynard Country Club hosted the awards dinner and Trophy Night weekend. Hans Wattu earned low gross with 74 and Hans Wattu claimed club champion as Carl Dentler and Joe Veerman tied for low nets. A Halloween party is planned for members and guests this Saturday.

Maynard Maynard Country Club Hans Wattu Carl Dentler Joe Veerman

Remaining high school football games on local schedules

Emerson Junior High plays Weston today and Marlborough at home on Nov. 9 then at Concord on Nov. 16. Jayvees meet Marlborough on Monday Nov. 13 and Concord.

Maynard Emerson Junior High Weston Marlborough Concord Hudson Jayvees

Buy U S Savings Bonds Invest In Your Country

A brief urging readers to purchase U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment in the nation. The notice promotes supporting government financing and encourages citizens to contribute to national plans through bond purchases.

U.S U. S

Fire and Safety Week Activities Highlight Maynard Five

The Maynard elementary program during Fire Prevention Week featured a safety lecture by Inspector Sullivan of the Registry of Motor Vehicles, a graduation of safe crossing and bicycle rules, and a film on bicycle riding. Students collected Harvest Day foods for Emerson Hospital and showcased a Columbus Day bulletin with Christopher Columbus facts and drawings.

U.N Registry of George Washington Auditorium Lankiewicz Maynard Police Sullivan George Lemire Emerson Hospital Thompson Kibilda Christopher Columbus

Columbus Theme Children Explore Columbus and Fire Safety

Third grade students studied Columbus voyages and Americus Vespucius naming America. Artwork by Brian Mosca illustrated the ships. Pupils begun unit on the fire department with lessons on home and school safety and Safety Scouts. First graders created Halloween bulletin board art as reading progresses.

Columbus Brian Mosca America Americus Vespucius Miss Ruffini

Roosevelt Notes Fire Prevention Week Drill Initiated

Roosevelt notes announce the start of Fire Prevention Week with a school fire drill conducted to promote safety awareness.

Roosevelt

Emerson Junior High Sets Safety Assembly With Harvard Study

Emerson Junior High held a safety assembly led by Officer Lankiewicz and Inspector Sullivan from the safety education section of the Registry of Motor Vehicles. Student Frank Field of Harvard College tested 16 boys as part of the Harvard Careers Study led by Dr. William Cooley, now in its fourth year, with next year focused on data analysis and final reporting.

Emerson Lankiewicz Sullivan Registry of Frank Field Harvard College Harvard William Cooley

Danish Gym Team to Perform in Regional High School Gym

The Danish Gym Team of 32 college-age performers will present acrobatics, rhythmic gymnastics, tumbling, body building, and Danish folk dances on November 6 at the Regional High School Gym. Five prior American tours have drawn audiences over 500000 and earned praise from physical education leaders. Reserved seating with limited tickets.

Tient Denmark Eric Flensted Jensen

Seventh Grade Science Bowl and International Letter Exchange

Seventh grade science classes host a College Bowl style quiz focused on astronomy with teams from Boston College and Boston University. Student participants include Alan Carton DeGrappo Michael Gudzinowicz and others. In English class pupils plan letter exchanges with a seventh grade class in Connecticut.

Alan Carton DeGrappo Michael Gudzinowicz David Hietane Frank Ignachuck Thomas Kane Jeffrey Lever John McNamara David Moore Walter Moore Michael Rosemark Thomas Sheridan William Tobin Richard Too=i Joseph Watts Boston College Boston University Zabeth Beavis Richard Butler Katherine Carey Raymond Cummisk Michael Goebel Donald Hatch John Helenius Connecticut Ronald Sinichi Francis Rizzo Gail Bevis Judy Hytonen Ann Simons

Murphy Wins Club Title in Archery Competition

Charlie Murphy captured the 250 Class with 557 points at the Rod and Gun Club event. Walter Welman took 526, Slim Harm 494. Al Colton won the 175 Class with 500, George Sallett 418, Archie Bowie 388. Warren Payne led the 1006 Class with 389, Chet Sadow 342, Bob Parker 342.

Rod & Gun Club Charlie Murphy Walter Welman Slim” Harm al Colton George Sallett Archie Bowie Warren Payne Chet Sadow Bob Parker

Harriers Fall to Harvard Freshmen in Meet

Bedford high school harriers lost to Harvard freshman team 20 to 40. Top local showing was Ken Hansen finishing in 16 minutes 43 seconds, beating Harvard's best by about 10 yards. Other scorers for Ford included Rich Fernster Ralph Hammond John Fairbank Ronald Comeau Billy Lee and Fred Genetti.

Bedford Harvard Ken Hansen Ford Rich Fernster Ralph Hammond John Fairbank Ronald Comeau Billy Lee Fred Genetti

Club Holds Halloween Party for Members and Guests

The Rod and Gun Club held a regular meeting at the house with President Pa Hederstedt presiding. A portion of the recent membership was introduced. The club will host a Halloween party for men and their ladies at the club starting at 8 pm with dancing games refreshments and a buffet.

Hallowe’en Po Rod & Gun Cing Ld Pa Hederstedt Hallowe'en

Golfing Notes From Concord Rainout Session

Concord notes report rain canceled the Sunday round at Concord Country Club. Pro Harold Caboon and Stan Wasiuk planned events for next week. Other mixed foursomes and arrangements were noted as pending.

Concord Concord Country Harold Caboon Is Tant Stan Wasiuk Arrance

Tough Man St Louis Picks Tough Football Tackle

In St Louis a National Football League debate centers on who is the toughest play tackle. John David Cro of the St Louis Cardinals is named as a leading contenders based on strength and skill.

St. Louis UPI Asky National Footall John David Cro St. Louis Cardinals

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