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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
17
Underdog Concord travels to host Emerson in a Saturday game. Key players include Hudson and White, with coach Walter White directing the squad as they chase their first win and attempt to climb in the standings.
Middlesex School defeated the visiting Cambridge squad at Concord Friday afternoon in a game where safety by Dave Amory in the final period helped tilt the score. Fran Bourquin and Dave Amory connected on a first quarter pass, with Bourquin scoring and Amory adding the other Middlesex points as the defense held firm.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Caleridar High School girls events including field hockey and football games against Franklas shockey and Na, with times around 1 to 9 pm. Mentions Midland Football, Noble football at Ded, bowling, and gymnasium activities.
Concord High School football features No 16 as the standout “magic number.” Jack Skewes scored 104 points two seasons ago, John Hanley had 84 last season, and Tony Basile now leads with 38 points. The jersey appears to symbolize scoring prowess across years.
Belmont Hill and Groton both gain draws as Belmont Hill ties Groton 6 6. Beverly crushes Gloucester 36 7. Concord beats Winthrop 13 0. Clinton defeats Shrewsbury 38 0. Fitchburg loses to St Bernard 13 6. Hudson edges Milford 12 6. Lexington wins 7 0 over Reading. Lowell bests Haverhill 41 0. Natick defeats Marlboro 41 0. Needham defeats Walpole 39 12. Middlesex beats St Georges 7 25. Somerville tops Leominster 27 13. Winchester wins 19 7 at Framingham. Watertown 19 6 Woburn. Wayland over Medfield 25 0. Waltham defeats Brookline 20 8. War Academy routs Tilton 33 0. Weston's 26 0 over Hopkinton. Hmm
Woburn expected to lead in Concord's two and a half mile Gross’ Country meet on Friday afternoon at Concord’s course. Concord, Waleroesiane, Revere and A second team race. Varsity race at 3:30 p.m. with Woburn led by twins Dick and Bob Fowle and Captain Clyde Wentworth among contenders.
A resident in Endicott was arrested by Patrolman Charles Garland after attempting to bribe an officer. The man was ordered to pay $25 or face further punishment.
Natick defeats Marlboro 41 to 0 as Hudson and Milford post 12 and 6 points. Fitchburg top St Bernard's 13 6 while Winchester edge Framingham 19 7. St Mark's beats Middlesex 25 7 and Concord 13 0. Winthrop 0 Wayland 25 and Medfield 0. Maynard runs 38 while Ashland 6.
Howe I Pickem from Waltham forecasts a tough week as he grapples with upsets and ties. He lists 20 games with risks on Brookline Belmont Framingham Needham Concord Woburn and others. His season stands at 758 of 990 with stubborn contenders and near misses shaping his scores.
The Brownies lead the Eagles tournament as Four Nights and Flying Eagles share second place with ties. Standings show Brownies nine wins, Four Nights eight, Forty-Niners seven, and Four ACES five.
Concord High School extended its unbeaten streak to 25 games with an 18 0 victory over Winthrop at Miller Field. Jack King scored on a 35 yard punt return and Dick Finan added a late rushing TD aided by strong blocking from Concord linemen Sepe Basile Pierce and Callahan. The win leaves Concord with a 6 0 season record as Tony Basile, Finan and Pierce led a 90 yard opening drive and Howie Schwartzer helped stop Winthrop late with an interception.
St Marks of Southboro defeated Middlesex School 25 to 7 at Middlesex's home field. Jack Barnard scored twice and passed for two more touchdowns with an extra point, breaking the game open in the second and third quarters. Jim Green added two 100 yard runs as Southboro extended its win streak to fifteen.
The Danube, Europe’s second longest river, flows east and remains mostly boatless as Western Europe eyeing trade shifts. It contrasts with the Rhine which carries more commerce and links to North Sea, while the Danube’s basin feeds Southeast Europe’s farms, forests, and factories.
A fragmentary report notes an incident near Tyrone involving Dr Girt and Dr H B Charmsburg of a PT 1 i, with a statement about a fall and a five foot drop during an event at State College.
The piece cites Bets on Truman's election influenced by Soviet moves and notes discussion in Paris among Democrats. It discusses parapsychology research by J B Rhine at Duke University and summaries of telepathy clairvoyance precognition and psychokinesis with cautious scientific framing. Bascom Timmon's Garner of Texas book is highlighted as context.
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