Maynard Faces Marlboro in Midland League Showdown
Maynard hosts Marlboro on Alumni Field Saturday at 2 pm in a pivotal Midland League clash. Marlboro, defending champions, seeks a win after recent wins over Ipswich and a close call with Natick, while Maynard aims to stay in title contention behind Warila Williams and a veteran line. Boosters back the team as coaches DeRosa Collins Sisson Lawson guide a spirited program with top cheerleaders and program sellers supporting the event.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Milford
Roy Norden
Natick
Ipswich
Maynardites
Hudson
Clinton
Gere Villeneuve
Jack Delaney
Seymour
Auger
Toohey
Fiske
Bob Ryan
Mike Long
DeRosa
Concord
Bruce
Warila
Phil Williams
Laker
Lizzette
Duggan
Boosters
Maynard High School
Wil de Rosa
Fran Collins
Don Sisson
Dick Lawson
Audrey Albert
Josephine Massarelli
Carol Seura
Kathy Spratt
Mary Mitzcavitch
Jeanne Grandell
Janet Priest
Mary Lou Duggan
Catherine Kulevich
Wanda Zawadzki
Mary Higgins
Nancy Beford
Jean Sokolowski
Joan Kankampa
Carolyn Quirk
Dotty Murphy
Concord Little League to Elect New Officers at Nov 18 Meet
Concord announces its annual Little League meeting on Friday November 18 at 8 o clock in the Town House. President Al Elmer will preside and a nominating committee led by Ralph Haskell will present candidates for officers. all interested parents urged to attend.
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Concord
Concord Little League
al” Elmer
Ralph Haskell
Harold Taylor
Frank Devlin
Léo Saplice
Robert Damon
Acton Bowlers Lead As Hatch Scores 305 and Perkins 125
Acton-George Hatch rolled 317 and Norm Perkins 129 to pace the Acton Bowling League at Harvard. Oilers beat Outlaws 3-1. Outcasts shocked the Wooltops and Farmers tied the Wildcats 2-2. High games include Boyden 307, Anderson 305, Hatch 305.
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Acton
George Hatch
Norm Perkins
Harvard
Oiiers
Outlaws
Wooltops
Farmers
Wildcats
Eddie Boyden
Anderson
Perkins
Sal’ Watkins
Beach
Smith
Hatch
Watkins
Carlyon
Boyden
D. Scribner
McConnell
Decker
Gallant
Smalley
Clete
Nirastens
Cocci
Woohoge Ess
Oc Ce Eae
Oilers
Farmers Outlaws
Acton Field Hockey Records 7-1 Win and 1-0 Shutout
Acton varsity routs Chelmsford 7-1 on October 11 with Nancy Caovette scoring five goals. Co-Captain Irene Kazakas, Gina Phelps, and others bolster a strong defense as Acton also wins 1-0 with Jeanne Steele scoring the decisive goal after a scoreless first half.
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Acton
Chelmsford
Nancy Caovette
Martha Lee
Sylvia Beaudoin
Irene Kazakas
Georgina Phelps
Margaret Daniels
Jeanne Steele
Annual Play Day Rescheduled for November 5 at Emerson
Concord hosts the Greater Boston play day for about 30 field hockey teams, after October 15 rainout. Emerson Playground will host Saturday November 5 with Concord High among competing schools able to host five games simultaneously.
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Concord
Greater Boston
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Hale’s Department Store Marks 100th Anniversary
Hale’s Department Store in South Haven Michigan celebrates its centennial as one of the state’s oldest family run businesses. Lawrence Hale grandson of founder Marshall Hale oversees operations continuing the lineage.
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South Haven
Mich
Hale
Michigan
Lawrence Hale
Marshall Hale
Local bowling league winners in Hubbardville Tudys and Delsie lead scorers
Delsie and Bregoli pace the Delsie Mill Dam League in Hubbardville with high games 332 and 323 respectively. Team rosters include K. of C. Srs and Jokers with multiple scorers, totals ranging around 1374 to 1470 as Tudys and Hubbardville clubs post top team scores.
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Delsie
Hubbardville
Jolters
Tony Delsie
Dalgo Bregoli
K. of
C. Srs
J. Finigan
J. Donovan
E. Finigan
L. McNally
D. Carey
Priests
M. Ziman
L. Dee, Jr
B. Nickerson
R. Malloy
Total
Ramblers
Harmon
L. Comeau
R. Ander
Concord Citizens Committee Sets Banquet for December 10
Concord voters and residents gather as the Concord Citizens Committee announces the football banquet date at 7 o clock on Saturday December 10 at the State Armory. Vice-Chairman Bartolomeo notes next meeting is November 1 at 8 pm in the Town House court room. Coach Megin or a helper will present films of the Concorde Maynard game with a play-by-play.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
John B. Bartolomeo
Citizens Committee
State Armory
Bernie Megin
Concord Announces Additional Fall Schedule Details
Concord teams release additional fall schedules for junior high football and C sound football. Junior high games include Hudson at home October 27 and Lexington away November 3 with Swampscott at home November 10. C sound football lists Medford away October 31 and Woburn at home November 3 with Swampscott home November 10 and Watertown home November 14.
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Concord
Hudson
Lexington
Swampscott
C” Sound
Medford
Woburn
Watertown
Population and Trade Rise in Chittagong Port
Chittagong, East Pakistan’s main port city, grew to 260000 residents from 1941 to 1947. The port's jute trade surged from 5566 tons in 1946-47 to 370000 tons in 1950-51, reflecting rapid economic expansion.
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Chittagong
East Pakistan
Change Grid Date With Framingham
Hudson and Framingham will meet on Friday November 11 at 2 pm here instead of Saturday November 12. Athletic Director Dave Quinn announced the change with Framingham officials to an afternoon Veterans Day game to boost local attendance.
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Hudson
Framingham
Dave Quinn
PIGSKIN PICKIN S Week end Upsets Spark Discrepancies
The writer notes upsets in the weekend results with Lowell toppled and Waltham-Few's 140 of 200, season total 500 of 640. Fboard predicts Hudson over Clinton Needham over Framingham plus Weburn over Amesbury and several other matchups including Lexington, Dedham, Wakefield, and Lowell over Keith for a possible 220 points.
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Waltham
Lowell
Hudson
Clinton
Needham
Framingham
Weburn
Amesbury
Leominster
Watertown
Malden Catholic
Winchester
Reading
Wellesley
Norwood
Concord
Belmont
Lexington
Prichard
Melrose
Wakefield
Wayland
Ashland
Natick
Dedham
Billerica
Tewksbury
Newton
Medford
Weston
Duke
Westwood
Keith
For sale signs bombsight at surplus store
A sign outside a military surplus shop in Indianapolis advertises a complete bombsight for sale at 35000 dollars, drawing attention as a curious wartime relic. The listing highlights the item's price and emphasizes its availability to the public.
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Indianapolis
Ulp
GRID LEAGUE BEING FORMED FOR 56 SLATE
Concord plans to reorganize the Middlesex Football League for 1956 with eight schools Winchester Wakefield Reading Stoneham Melrose Belmont Lexington Concord. Concord would open against the three toughest rivals Wakefield Winchester Reading with an eight game schedule and one open date. If approved Concord would also meet Maynard on November 3 or 10. Wakefield and Melrose are Class B teams.
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Concord
Middlesex Football League
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Stoneham
Melrose
Belmont
Lexington
Maynard
North Andover Beats Maynard 13 to 7 in Rivalry Showdown
North Andover High used a balanced aerial and ground attack to edge Maynard 13-7 on Saturday. Maynard led early on a Carlton pass to Gordon, but North Andover struck late with Currier catches and a late rushing score to pull away as Lizzotte and Hutchins added extra points.
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North Andover
Maynard
Currier
Bill Lizzette
Dick Carlton
Snell
Cahill
Ziegelis
Colby
Hutchins
Galavagna
Harris
Hollins
Desprei
Blackstock
Battagielli
McAloon
Carlton
Pat
Luker
Deer Hunter Plans Sit-Down Deer Hunt in Suncook
Ninety one year old Hiram Knox plans to bag his deer this season from a chair by a roadside in Suncook New Hampshire. Knox says hunters today are too excited and nervous and recalls hunting stories from his 75 years in the field. He recently shot a cock pheasant in one shot and looks forward to deer season though he will stay seated to avoid falls.
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Suncook
Hiram Knox
Knox
Concord Ends Lowell’s 36 game win streak in notes
Concord High remains unbeaten in a storied run while Lowell drops to 14 12 against Haverhill. Ray Riddick’s Spindle City squad can no longer threaten Concord’s 41 game streak. Brandeis lineman Charlie Napoli shines at guard though slated for tackle.
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Lowell High
Spindle City
Ray Riddick
Lexington
Hudson
Lowell
Haverhill
Charlie Napoli
Brandeis
Irv Heller
Napoli
Concord High
Heller
Bernie Megin
Melrose
Groton
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
Concord Trails Rival in 20th Concord Belmont Series
Concord trails the series against Belmont 9 wins to 10 after the 20th meeting. Concord leads in points 25 to 211. Last year Concord won 47 to 18 and has claimed the last four meetings since the series resumed.
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Concord
Robert E Lee name fuels Rhode Island politics
In East Providence Rhode Island two men named Robert E Lee are running as candidates for delegates to a state constitutional convention one Republican and one Democrat. The item also notes a separate historical tidbit about English clerks who visited Norwegian bishops around 1500 years ago.
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Providence
R.I
Robert E. Lee
Rhode Island
Robert E. Lees
Norway
Bismarck Teen Kicks Car Window After Dispute
A 19 year old Bismarck resident in a western hat and cowboy boots enrages after a conflict with three teenagers. He kicked out a car window and told police they called him Tex. The story also notes a misattributed portrait of a presidency.
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Bismarck, N. D
Bismarck
Tex
Sudbury High School Faculty Attend Citizenship Education Meet
Sudbury High School faculty representatives Ernest Merrill Jr. and Nathan Goldberg joined a Citizenship Education Project meeting in North Andover on October 20. The program, backed by the New England School Development Council and Boston University, aims to enhance citizenship education through laboratory practice and community immersion. It was a rainy day as the team prepared for a Town and New game in the Massachusetts soccer standings.
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Sudbury High School
North Andover
Ernest S. Merrill, Jr
Nathan Goldberg
New England School Development Council
Sudbury
Boston University School of Education
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Hydrophobia Myths About Mad Dogs Debunked
An old superstition claims mad dogs fear water but observations show dogs swim drink and enjoy water. Early hydrophobia causes intense thirst driving dogs to seek water, while the belief that they froth at the mouth is incorrect.
Memphis Family Keeps Dinner Calls With Bugle
Mrs Larry Sykes rounds up her husband and two sons for meals with a World War I bugle call named chow call. The nostalgic signal echoes through Memphis home life.
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Memphis
Larry Sykes
Local Football Rally Headlines Friday Night Event
A community rally headlines Friday night with McNamara as master of ceremonies and Clinton Harrison leading the event. The gathering, organized by the league, invites various local figures and supporters to attend.
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Son
McNamara
Clinton Ed
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