Middlesex Routs Southboro In Weekend Football Action
Middlesex school overwhelmed Southboro last Saturday as Ted Romaine scored twice and other forwards including Ostheimer Green and Campbell found the end zone. Potter kicked four placements as Middlesex led 20 14 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Southboro
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Ted Romaine
J Ostheimer
Bob
John
Nick Potter
Fordyberg
Litchfield
Wells Rt
Hammond
Higgins
Taylor
R. Anderson
Childs
Cann
Ostheimer
Romaine
J. Green
R. St. Mark's
Parvaine
Ramabe
Gallun
Coker
Campbell
Scott
Payne
Eas
Green
Osthern Ostheimer
Fordyce
Potter
Blake
Hailey
Concord High Defeats Winthrop 19 to 0 in Hard-Fought Contested Match
Concord without three starters improved to 6th win of the season and 16th straight Lexingon/35-game run, beating Winthrop 19–0 before about 1,000. Basile scored twice and Pierce once, with Gower, King and others contributing as Concord dominated the field.
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Concord
Hudson
Concord Concord High
Lexington
Concord-Fullback Jack One Pierce Game Summary
Reading OCR fragment notes a basketball game with scattered scores. Mentions players Basile Fey Jean Ryan Bea Gower and a total around 135 to 108. Unable to confirm complete teams, dates, or official scoring.
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Concord
Jack One Pierce
Agat
OE Ee
Basile
Fey. Jean
Ryan
Bea
Gower
Concord triumphs with multiple touchdowns in tight game
Concord edges Winthrop with a 19 point lead in a four quarter matchup. Pierce scores two touchdowns and runs in points after, while key plays from Lyons Gower and Merlino shape the scoring. The period breakdown shows 12 in the first and a 67 total for Concord.
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T. Concord
Pierce
Een Ee Ee Pie
Dim Jimmy Tershig
Heschines
Unbeaten Concord Ekes Past Winthrop Despite Rain
Concord moved to 7 0 as rain spared the game and its nerves. Notre Dame buddy Harry Marr watched from the stands while Pete in red and white energized the crowd. Gymnastics entertained between halves as Concord racked 11 first downs to Winthrop four and remained penalty free. The locals now own 972 points in 35 game streaks versus 99 allowed.
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Harry Marr
Notre Dame
Bernie
Pete
Concord
Winthrop
Concord Home Games Price Question Sparks Debate
A local discussion questions whether 76 cents is the right price for Concord home games. Fans express mixed views as some feel the rate is fair while others worry about ongoing costs and value over the season.
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Concord
Badminton Schedule Details From Concord Recreation
A garbled note outlines badminton activities for boys and girls on Thursday nights at a Concord recreation center. It mentions busy courts and ongoing classes run by the Concord Recreation Commission with unclear venue and times due to OCR errors.
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Aaetar High
Hunt Ceuner Vetage
Concord Recreation Commis
Rocketts Defeat Atomettes In Bowling Matchup
Marge Dee rolls 101 high for Rockettes as they topple Atometich and Jetts win 3 1 over Striketic. Rockettes total 1205 to Atomettes 1150 on a 3 1 victory by Jetts.
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Peggy Drugan
Jetts
Marge Dee
Rockettes
Atometich
Striketic
Rocketts
Frank Kilmartin
Alice Burke
Margaret Burke
Tarda Dee
Stota
Atomettes
Edie McGrath
Mary Connell
Min Clark
Polly Reglige
Nancy Burke
Gert Dee
Roberta Pellandini
Margaret A‘geo
Margaret Nickerson
Strikette
Helen Harmon
Eileen Martin
Dottie Martin
Becky Faunce
Agnes Neville
Concord High Cc defeats Weston sophomore squad 20 13
Concord High known as the Cc team edged Weston in Emerson Playground by a 20 to 13 score. Bob Zumwalt opened with a 30 yard end around for a first quarter TD, Charlie Hancock added the point. Weston answered with Dick Ritter before halftime. In the third, a 73 yard run by Weston tied the game before Denaro connected with Gill for the winning score and Zumwalt added the extra point.
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Concord
Concord High
Weston
Emerson Playground
Bob Zumwalt
Charlie Hancock
Dick Ritter
Bob Arthur
Bedford Twins
Zumwalt
Barker
Ronnie Darroch
Joe Denaro
Frank Gill
Concord Faces Stiffest Test on Saturday
Concord High football faces a tough away game at Woburn, coached by Paul Dorrington. Woburn, 2 wins and 3 losses, recently beat St. Clement’s and Wakefield but fell to Watertown Brndge Tech and Reading. Concord, hampered by injuries, aims to upset the Tanners after a history of close results between the two schools.
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Concord
Concord High
Woburn High
Paul Dorrington
Holy Cross
Woburn
St. Clement’s
Wakefield
Watertown
Brndge Tech
Reading
Guasuma
Lexington Field Hockey Girls Remain Unbeaten With 2-1 Win
The Lexington girls field hockey team earned their third straight victory by defeating Concord High 2-1 at Emerson Playground last Thursday. Star forward Mary Conner scored both goals for Lexington, one in each half, while captain Joyce Palmer added Concord’s lone goal.
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Concord High
Emerson Playground
Lexington
Mary Conner
Joyce Palmer
Concord
College squads post decisive weekend results
Concord youths Jack OGrady led BU varsity to a 38 to 0 win over NYU while Len nie Erickson powered Brown past Lehigh 48 to 0. Jimmy Alexander and the BU freshmen lost 31 to 20 to West Point Pieces. Skewes starred for Dartmouth Jayvees in a 6 to 0 victory over Harvard at West Point.
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Jack O'Grady
B. U
New York University
Lennie Erickson
Brown
Lehigh
Jimmy Alexander
West Point
Skewes
Dartmouth Jayvees
Harvard
Skip school barriers plans meet with New Bedford team
Skip school barriers has arranged an informal meet with New Bedford Vocational team over the local short course for November 1. The return game between Peter Bulkeley and Wheeler is set for November 3 at 1 o'clock. Bulkeley won the first 70. Concord visits Concord on November 7.
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New Bedford Vocational
Peter Bulkeley
Wheeler
Afucase
Concord Vees
Concord
Chicago White Sox
West Actons
Jack Onslow
Jack Skewes
Dartmouth
Dar
Big Green Oath
Noble
T Ves
Norman Roy
Hans
Grice
Roy
Deer Exemption Discussions Surface Amid Ongoing Slaughter
Fragments suggest debate over deer exemptions and a small but persistent annual cull. The notes indicate continued slaughter with lingering temptations to ease restrictions.
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PST Loy
Porter
Cance
United States
ROOTS
St. Mark’s
Tony Basile
Jack Pierce
Ince
Bill Gower
Jimmy McKenna Basiie
Jack King
Basie
King
Leo
Dick Ryan
Hotum
Alexander
Bowie
J. Lyons
Queen
McGrath
Berg
R. Lyons
Curran
Clark
Woodworth
Bayeur
Ihb
L. McKenna
Shell
Seopa
Tc. Levey
Baker
Schwartzer
Chioccola
Lika C.f
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pigs
Pirate
RM Moyer
Pittsburgh
Kiner
England
Natick
Maynard Howe
Chelmsford
Woburn State
Rindge Tech
Hunter
Fawn
Ward
D. F. Consin
Frese
A. Ss
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