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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
10
John Progris of Lincoln Street bowled a 300 despite a near miss in the last box. He rolled five spares and three strikes including a double in the final frame and a triple in the ninth, finishing with a 30-pin final frame and a late surge.
Marlboro High School football squad will be honored with its annual dinner by the Rotary Club on Thursday November 18. The event will feature an arranged program and a prominent speaker to be secured for the occasion.
The next regular meeting of the Concord Recreation Commission is scheduled for Monday November 8 at 7 30 o clock in the Town House court rooms. Chairman C Soronyeill presiding. Bay, 6 savings bonds.
Edena Fishing and Hunting Guide of North America is now on new stands. The car form guide covers every state and Canada Alaska Mexico with price lists for lodges meals bait boats and more. Published by Ed Cromer Printing Publishing Advertising Co. 1204 Texas Street Fort Worth Texas.
Reported results show St Clement's 0 0 Wewhburyport and Wakefield and Reading with several close finishes. Rindge Tech fell 6 17 while Watertown dropped a 0 19 game amid inconsistent scores and gaps in the box.
Concord W with Henny Olsen scoring on a 65 yard opening run for Peter Rebey. Olsen’s dash gave Concord a 6 0 lead. Bobby Beaudoir kicked the extra point. Middlesex Pups scored late but failed the tying conversion. Previously Middlesex had beaten Bulger Jr. 19 7.
Howe High of Billerica won last Saturday as locals faced Tamson in Concord. Billerica, 18-0, had one loss and one tie in six starts with Woburn and Lexington as clear opponents. Chelmsford was idle. Woburn next Saturday.
Alexis Thompson, owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, calls for an immediate armistice with the All-America Conference and a merger of the leagues. He argues a one-league system with 12 teams and a common player draft would reduce costs and halt the sport’s financial collapse. Thompson predicts a new Eastern and Western division structure leading to a world championship.
Concord High announces a 2 o clock kickoff for the home game against Woburn. Athletic Director Bernie Megin says it starts a four game home stretch for the undefeated Concord gridders who seek their seventh win this season and a second straight win.
Concord High seeks to extend a 25 game unbeaten run and a 2-0-2 all time record against Woburn at Emerson Playground. The series began in 1899 with a 0-0 tie, then 1917 Concord won 13-6, 1918 tied 7-7, and last autumn Concord won 12-0. Concord leads 32-13 in points.
Wevertown, a Class B squad, sits 0-6 after six games as the team’s rough schedule, including four B opponents, continues with two straight losses and a tie. Lexington suffers two losses and a draw, with Mai delivering a late strong showing.
Margaret Burke rolls 285 for Concord-Margaret Burke in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club. Co Ketts beat Shmoos 3 1 with Roberta Pellandi 256 and Alice Algeo 247 leading a 1235 team total. Hi-Hos top Sparklers 4 0 led by Dottie Martin 276 and Peggy McInnes 228.
The Loyale Court COF organizes a Marlboro A basketball team with Roger Gould as chairman and Donald Dacier Roland Girouard and Henry Langevin as helpers. A suitable hall is needed for prairie and home games. Gould will report to the Housing Committee Friday evening. Foresters aim for a fast team with experienced players from high school and other amateur squads.
Opening notes show Jay Dee top scoring 321 with Bud Harmon 308 and Dick Kelley 300 as Mill Dam Bowling League starts with 10 teams. Middlesex School outpaced Groton in a 16 first downs to eight, while Groton trimmed Concord’s rush 210 to 153 in a separate game.
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