High Blanks Andover 41-0 On Alumni Field
The Outlaws routed the Acton Bowling League match at Harvard 41 to 0 as the Farmers edged the defending champs by one point for second. Steve Scribner led with 331, Smalley 2321, and Carlson 923. multiple bowlers topped the 100s. Schedule shows Farmers vs Yankees, Decorators vs Firemen on November 2.
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Acton
Wobisine Outlaws
Harvard
Yankees
Decorators
Farmers
Steve Scribner
Ben Smalley
Walter Carlson
Dick Scribner
Smalley
Dick Galient
D. Scribner
Scrivner
Beach
Carlson
Anderson
Paskiewicz
Moore
Boyden
Ballard
Smith
le Connel
The
Stanthings
Apmets
Firemém
Curie Wes
Aaa
Outlaws
DeRosa Drills May 41-0 in Ferocious Gridiron Display
Coach DeRosa’s squad hammered Alummi 41-0 as Black sparked a dominant offense with stops and key plays. Jim Duggan and Dick Sluyski starred on defense and offense while Bruce delivered a 27-yard touchdown run, propelling the locals to a decisive win despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
As- Johnson
Alummi
Black
Bruce
Fumb- Duggan
Lun
Bothy
Currier
Eenbeen
Inter
DeRosa
Hudson and Ly
Intramural Room Games At Bulkeley School
Concord intramural football games staged at Bulkeley School under John Mc Grail. Room 73 defeated Room 74 6-0. Room 72 beat Room 73 25-0. Room 71 beat Room 75 14-6. Room 82 defeated Room 63 18-0. Room 81 beat Room 84 12-6. Rooms 73 and 75 tied 0-0. Co captains listed: Roger Mattisoni Ted Burke Ray Pageau Bob McLaughlin Bennie Megin John Aiden Joe Manchuso Mike Thornton Tony Rizziano Steve Livernadh.
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Concord
Peter
Bulkeley School
John McGrail
Room
Room 84
Roger Mattisoni
Ted Burke
Ray Pageau
Bob McLaughlin
Bennie Megin
John Aiden
Joe Manchuso
Mike Thornton
Tony Rizziano
Steve Livernadh
Duggan's Toe Big Markssman at Concord High
Arthur Duggan, Concord High right tackle, has 14 points this season from 16 extra point attempts with nine conversions vs Framingham, five vs Hudson, one vs Maynard, and three vs Needham. He is a senior, son of late Arthur J. Duggan, and lives at 27 Everett Street with his mother Marty in Supt. Radcliffe Morrill's area.
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Concord
Arthur Duggan
Concord High
Framingham
Hudson
Maynard
Needham
Arthur
Arthur J. Duggan
Marty
Supt. Radcliffe Morrill
Everett Street
Pals Split Match Brady Rolls High Notes in Local League
Lincoln teachers Bedford-Pale split their rematch with Bedford Motor Sales in a mixed results card. Old Billerica blanked Kelley 4 0, while Yanks forfeit over the Bombers. Geneitti and Beccy lead individual tallies with multiple scorers and high counts across the night.
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Brady Rolls High
Lincoln
Bedford — Pale
Rele
Bedford Motor Sales
Old Billerica
Ded
Kelleys
He Tegen
Yanks
Gould
Hank Nean Brady
Joe Genetti
Rosés Nes Paz Genetti
Cox
Doe Beecy
Bob Beey
Pe Littleton
Power outage blamed on snow plow crash in heat
Police probe linked evening power failure to a snow plow slipping from a truck and sliding down a hill past a utility pole. The incident occurred during hot conditions, with investigators focusing on the plow’s role.
Morning Tilt For Grid Fans On Saturday
Concord High hosts Belmont High at Emerson Playground in a 10 30 kickoff. Concord seeks its fifth straight win after an opening loss to Winchester while Belmont rested last week, giving coach Roberts a scouting edge. This is the fourth game of the modern Concord Belmont series and a morning game trial.
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Concord
Concord High
Belmont High
Emerson Playground
Winchester
Bernie Megin
Walt Roberts
Belmont
Roberts
Stoneham
Concord Man Named Maintenance Head for Recreation Commission
Concord Recreation Commission hires ex high school athlete and Navy veteran Willie Pearson as maintenance man for local playgrounds. Pearson, a Carlisle resident with wife Jane Richardson and one child, played football basketball and baseball at Concord High and was captain-elect of football before service. He replaces John Hanley who left to resume studies at Brandeis University.
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Concord
Willie Pearson
Framingham
Concord Recreation Commission
Carlisle
Jane Richardson
Pearson
Concord High
John Hanley
Brandeis University
Concord High Promotes Two Players to Varsity
JWs promoted Concord Eddie Grennan and Peter Muscato join the varsity squad. Grennan saw action in Framingham’s victory last Saturday afternoon. Muscato is listed as a back.
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Concord
Eddie Grennan
Peter
Muscato
Jayvee
Concord High School
Framingham
Sudbury Sudbury field hockey hosts Natick in tied games
Sudbury Sudbury High field hockey faced Natick High in two games on Thursday October 21. Both varsity and junior varsity contests ended with tied scores, reflecting a close and competitive matchup.
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Sudbury
Sudbury High
Natick High
Acton Girls Sweep Chelmsford in Hockey Shutout
On October 19 Acton traveled to Chelmsford and won 3 0 with goals by Lucy Newport Sandra Davis and Sylvia Flint. Capt Anne Kazakas Irene Kazokas and Margaret Daniels anchored the defense while Joanne Steele, the freshman goalie, made several outstanding stops for her first shutout.
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Acton
Chelmsford
Lucy Newport
Sandra Davis
Sylvia Flint
Anne Kazakas
Irene Kazokas
Margaret Daniels
Joanne Steele
Virginia Newton
Jeanne Steele
Karen Spinney
Maynard
Sylvia Pini
Irene Kazakas
Thorugh
Nancy Baker
Sudbury
Martha Lee
Carlo Fisher
Georgian Phelps
Anne Kazokas
Susan Fitz
Martha McLaren
Linda Gathorne
Karen “Erkkinen
Alice Foreman
Carolyn’ Mosel
Karen Erkkinen
Carol Fisher
Carolyn Moseley
Jane Stevens
Lorraine Howe
Linda Gothorpe
Janet Barker
PIGSKIN PICKIN S Waltham Football Forecast
Sports column item reviews weekly picks with team hopes across multiple games including Waltham Brookline Melrose and Watertown Malden Catholic. It notes scoring tallies and describes Acton field hockey results and player highlights amid a busy local schedule.
Private Teams Battle Rivals In Grid Tilts
Middlesex Pup team played Shady Hill School to a 6-6 tie in Cambridge. Middlesex fourth team beat Rivers Country Day 37-0 at Brookline, then lost 6-7 to Lexington Junior High in Concord. Middlesex C team tied St Sebastian’s 13-13 in Concord.
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Concord
Middlesex
Shady Hill School
Cambridge
Brookline
Rivers Country Day School
Lexington Junior High
St. Sebastian’s
Juniors Edge Hudson 5 4 In Soccer Showdown
On Thursday October 21 the junior soccer team for seventh and eighth graders defeated Hudson 5 to 4. Key players included Paul Pepin Walter Kilton Dick Wolfe Terry Wilson and Robert Brenn.
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Sudbury
Hudson
Paul Pepin
Walter Kilton
Dick Wolfe
Terry Wilson
Robert Brenn
Concord High Field Hockey Extends Unbeaten Streak
Concord High girls field hockey added two wins to run their unbeaten record to five straight. The varsity beat Belmont 2 0 with Ellen Murray scoring twice and Mary Lou Driscoll tallied twice for the Jayvees 2 0. Weston game saw the varsity win 3 1 with captain Barbara Fultz scoring all three goals.
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Concord
Origin
Belmont
Ellen Murray
Jayvees
Mary Lou Driscoll
Weston
Concord High Varsity
Barbara “Pudge” Fultz
Acton High Upsets Sudbury 2 1 In Soccer Showdown
Acton High's varsity soccer edged defending champion Sudbury 2 1 as L A players L A Davis and W Kangas scored the goals. Davis struck in the third period and Kangas added the winner on a 40 yard boot after Sudbury had tied it. Captain Paul Greenough and Ed Anderson anchored defense as Sudbury pressed. Earlier Acton beat Lawrence Academy 1 0 on a late goal by Dick Manion to reach four wins and four losses.
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Acton
Gerald Davis
Waine Kangas
Acton High
Sudbury High
Sudbury
Davis
Kangas
Paul Greenough
Sophomrore
Ed” Anderson
Harper
Lawrence Academy
Dick Manion
Dick Harper
Jim Laffin
Ed Anderson
Paul Gieenough
Russ Niylander
Jim Kazakas
Wes Baker
Wings
Dick Manton
Gerald Jaebel
Dave Wilson
Waino Kangas
Paul Deane
Jim Fower
Kevin Sweeney
Tim Purcell
Doug Whitcomb
Concords Outside Shot At Class C Title This Season
Concord High, unbeaten since the Winchester game, still has an outside chance at Class C honors contingent on Stoughton faltering and Concord defeating Melrose. Norwood and Wellesley loom as spoilers while Reading and Winchester battles could reshuffle the standings, with Concord currently sixth behind Stoughton Norwood Woburn Wareham and Wellesley.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester
Stoughton
Concord Cafs
Melrose
Cortcord
Norwood
Wellesley
Belmont
Reading
Woburn
Boudreau Praises Williams as Best in Weak AL
Lou Boudreau, ex Red Sox manager, called Ted Williams the one and only outstanding player in a weak American League. He predicted Williams would play next season despite reports and said he has no 1955 job lined up, eyeing managing or coaching and awaiting Philadelphia's situation.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Ted Williams
Boudreau
Boston
Pinky Higgins
Williams
Ted
Philadelphia
Collece
Concord Girls Face Irish Hockey At Tibi Field
Concord High girls hockey team hosted Boston Field Hockey Association at Tibi Field Brookline with Miriam C. and Nancy Guthound leading a 26 player squad into the contest.
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Concord
Miriam C
Nancy Guthound
Concord High
Boston Field H Association
Tibi Field
Brookline
Marlboro Maynard Football Schedule Shuffled
Marlboro Maynard football plans were altered with the Marlboro Maynard game moved to Saturday afternoon after a cancellation of the Saturday morning match set for November 13. Marlboro, 4-4 midseason with four games left, defeated Milford 6-0 and lost to Framingham Wellesley Natick. The Panthers host St Mary’s Lynn Sunday at Manning Bowl and travel to Clinton on November 6. The season ends with home games versus Maynard and Hudson.
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Marlboro
Norden
Hudson
Natick
Wellesley
Lynn
Clinton
Maynard
Marboro
Framingham
Milford
Anchors Hold Pace as Halliday Piles 313 and 126
In Mill Dam Bowling League action at Lexington Anchors keep up the pace behind Halliday's 313 and 126 as Ramblers top K of C Sr and Jokers tie with Anchors. Team totals show Ramblers 1410 and Anchors 1422 led by Halliday 313 and Colombo 294.
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Halliday
Ramblers
Concord
Dam Bowling League
Ign. I of C., Jrs
Lexington
Spek Halliday
Hubbardville
Priests
Lincoln
Roiters
Andy Boy
Tody
D. Robinson
R. Moreau
N. Gertetti
T. Pagano Eee
G. Giusti
C. Bregoli
D. Bregoli
Lincoln D. McGinnis
R. Bey
R. Murphy
T. Gormiley
B. Maloy
R Cull
T. Fitzpatrick
J. Kelley
A. Carlson
J. Tobin
Mimian
C. Denaro
L. Dee
B. Nickerson
T. Hopkin
T. Hill
B. Dee
J. Halliday
C. Colombo
E. Tetreault
K. of
C. Drs
E. Hughes
L. Wetherbee
G. McHugh
T. Burke
J. Antogoni
Big bass fishing push from Rhode Island Development Council
The Rhode Island Development Council urges anglers from New York to Massachusetts to fish Rhode Island South County and Newport shores. In mid October a crew aboard four boats landed seven stripers with top weight near nine pounds, and others around 54, 52, 45, 45, 40 pounds. Charles Casali of Snug Harbor and Alfred Leif are among reported anglers.
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Charlestown Broadway
Rhode Island Development Council
New York
Massachusetts
Development Council
Rhode Island
South
Shoreline
Newport
Providence
Samuel L Cohen
Carl Gol Rare
Alfred Leif
Ard Thomas
Meriden
East Beach
Quonochontaug
Charles Casali
Snug Harbor
Celtics to Play 72 NBA Games Including 24 at Boston Garden
Boston Celtics schedule 72 games this season with 24 home games in Boston 21 at Boston Garden and three at the Arena. Two games in Providence and Amherst add travel. Nov 16 features a Harlem Globetrotters double header as part of the home slate and Rochester opens televised matchup against the Royals.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Walter A. Brown
Celts
Boston Garden
Arena
Providence
R.I
Amherst
Mass
Harlem Globetrotters
Colts
The
Royals
Rochester
Syracuse Nationals
RiJ Fishing From Boat Off Charlestown Nets 52-Pounder
RiJ, while fishing from a boat off Charlestown, hauled in a 52-pound flatfish. The catch highlights a productive outing with a strong showing of size for the day.
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High Blanks
Andover
Scribner Resisters
Hite
This Erndon
H. S—le
Martino
Jarmulowicz
Larson
Watjus
Grigas
A. Forsythe
R. Forsythe
Sluyski
Penni- Warila
Luker
Ier
Duggen
Gil- Ii
Ela
Kaltman
Galvagna
DeMario
Burris
Pat. R
Kaufman
Lannon
eseiPak
Dartmouth
McLaughry
Yale
Bulkeley
Duggan
Bovu
Rane
J.w.’S
Pigskin Pickin
Waltham
Wochester
Cain
Ana
Lowell
Keith
Arlington
Leominster
Wakefield
Wekurn
Amesbury
Watertown
Prichard
Newton
Medford
Ipswich
By Howe I. Pickem
Filen
Mary Lou
Victor
Davis and
Kangas Tally
Greenough, Harper
Star
TOP L. A
Teddy
New England
Lun Meira
Die Deion
Marlboro-Maynard
Big Bass
Celtics
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