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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
3
The Maynard High girls tied 1-1 with Melrose then lost 1-0 to a defending team in their final league game. Captain Polly Beaudoin scored once this year, while Concord, coached by Sam C. Clark, finish with a 2-0 win over Winchester and a 1-0 loss to an opponent, ending their season.
Maynard High's hockey team lost 2 1 to Ashland as both squads battled in frigid conditions. The game featured balanced play, with Ashland sealing victory on a late 2 1 score, while Maynard's lineup included Vara Nee Stalker and Torppa backed by coach Kaplan and official Statkus.
The article notes Concord Class C football with undefeated status and leads in standings. It references Winchester Framingham Swampscott Malden Catholic and Clinton, along with a scoring summary around 32 and 36 points per game, highlighting May’s scoring momentum.
Maynard high school gridiron team, the Bondelevitch Bombers, overwhelmed Ashland with a 38 6 victory on Alumni Field. Jerry Robinson rushed 61 yards for a touchdown, Vic Tomyl recovered a fumble, and Al Viola powered the ground game as Maynard led 12 0 at halftime and extended the lead with key passes and runs.
Al Viola sparked a 46 yard drive and later a 68 yard march as Maynard defeated Ashland 28 to 12. Jerry Robinson and Viola stood out with multiple scores while Vic Tomys and Gene Robinson contributed significant yardage. Ashland, led by Tomys and Carlson, battled but could not match Maynard’s sustained pressure.
Concord civic group sets Saturday December 4 for a testimonial banquet honoring the Concord High Sports football team at Genent Hall at 7 p.m. Accommodations for 350. Lynn caterer again to provide the menu. Leon J. Moreau chairs the committee aiming for a third annual banquet and says tickets will be ready soon with Edward J. McCaffrey in charge of ticket sales. Limited seating means attendees should procure tickets promptly. The committee invites town men and lists several featured workers and organizers.
Maynard Junior High under James Sullivan prepares for a Thursday match against Lincoln Union High at Alumni Field. First leg of a two game series with a return at Lincoln on November 4. Expected starters include Sigetea Tower Viola Ojalehto Marans Sharpe Mansfield Akie Sims and goalkeepers Exianiah Claney.
Two scheduled games involving Concord High jayvees and Belmont jayvees plus Howe High freshmen were postponed due to rain. The Concord versus Howe line was affected as both teams faced delays with later rescheduling expected.
Concord Macone's wins 4-0 at Lexington over Andersons as Dud Robinson rolls 318 in three strings 100 109 109. Lincoln's Dick Kelly posts best single 113 in 4-0 win over K of C Jrs. Other results include All Stars 3 Ramblers 1 and Thrift 2 K of C Srs 2 as teams post totals near 1300.
Donnie Crowell and Bob Parker starred for Harvey Wheeler as Caldwell’s quarterback sneak from the 15 yard line plus a Parker reception after a Crowell run gave Harvey Wheeler a 14 13 victory at West Concord. Westford’s late passes failed as time expired.
In a noisy scene two characters discuss a bold ad for a sober, capable tenant to manage an apartment and assume full rein. Ted and Mona read aloud a commission letter about a possible major advertising deal with Todd and the Denver team, revealing ambition and workplace tensions.
The mining town of Flin Flon in Canada gains new attention as reports of uranium and ore activity surface amid legends about its name. Local geology notes place the town in the Canadian Shield with a history of booming zinc and other mineral production and a population around 8 000 to 9 000.
The United States sugar industry awarded a superior unit citation for efforts at Carnal Point station after two hurricanes last fall damaged sugar cane fields. Workers retrieved valuable cane varieties from deep water using a specialized method, saving about eighty percent of the storable stocks and preserving promising hybrids despite uprooted trees and debris.
The document notes a bale weight figure of 7 8 200 000 with a claim of 11 48 bale measurements. It mentions there are more bales than stated, indicating a larger total quantity in the batch.
Reports indicate fac. Berap. faces high scrap levels due to a shortage, with production impact rising over the past two years. Officials note steady demand and ongoing efforts to secure material supplies.
Westminster Times quotes Mc inquiring how the election may affect current office holders. The brief note presents a speculative view on political turnover and possible changes in leadership.
Fire broke out at John Risgin’s West Street home in Risgin and destroyed a shed barn and a hot truck. Firefighters from Carlisle and a state conservation truck battled flames for hours, suffering $12 000 damage. A barking dog woke the hired man who alerted Risgin to flee with his wife and son.
Emerson Junior High resumes Friday evening dance classes for seventh graders from 6 to 7 and eighth graders from 7 to 8. The sessions are led by Miss Donnelly and Miss Lexin with piano accompaniment by John Dora.
The Concord Red and Gas Club held its monthly meeting at the Elks hall last night and discussed the annual Sportsmen's Show, projected for next March likely at the State Armory.
Concord Gill high school hockey player and scholastic honors recipient from Boston was named in error as all star in the Enterprise story. The player, listed as right fullback, plays for the team listed as gan namé and participates in the cord league.
A designer named Harry proposes a new architectural style termed lelaw as the Potsdam. He intends to employ it in a future statement building featuring no corridors. The idea signals a shift toward open plans and innovative spatial logic.
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