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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
12
Concord sailor? Correction: Concord Jack Sk of Concord, a transfer halfback from Claremont New Hampshire, leads local school scoring with 49 points as he is fed by teammates Fenton and Val, boosting the team’s offensive output.
Concord Gun Club announced prize winners from its recent drawing at Elkis on Wednesday evening October 23. Dominic Inferrara won the first prize a shotgun. Additional winners included T Palmer J C Dolen F Reedy R E Tombeno M L Dee Beder F Lawton W Gaudet and F Hekkela. The session was led by President Elmer D Rankin with about 100 attendees. Tapough of Boston spoke as the guest, an autosports writer. The club reported releasing 37 pheasants and urged farmers to leave standing birds for winter feeding and to notify Angelo V Bartolonic of any bird donations.
Middlesex School defeated Concord after noon Friday at 3 o clock on their gridiron. Peter Buckley starred as the runner and scored in a 13 6 win. he is coached by William Boland and led by trainer William J Bul.
In a recap of weekend college and high school football picks, the author reports 15 correct bets in 19, bringing season total to 670 points of 1030. Projections list games involving Arlington Clinton Marlboro Chelmsford Concord Fram ingham Lowell and more with expected outcomes and upsets.
Concord High School girls field hockey beat Acton 4-0 at Emerson Playground to extend their win streak to four. Shirley Parker scored in the second half for Concord, with Dorothy O’Brien and Jane Cook adding goals in the second game as scoring remained in the final period. Officials were Miss O’Neill and Miss Newman. halves were 15 minutes.
Johnson High Andover defeated by Reading 13-0 as Lexington blanked 13-0 at Reading. Billerica lost 20-0 to Tewksbury. Chelmsford fell 41-14 at Maynard. Season records show Johnson 3-3, Billerica 4-2, Chelmsford 1-4-1, Lexington 2-3.
Concord Miss Mary Moynihan rolled top score in the Ladies Ten Pin Bowling Club at Lexington last Wednesday evening with 259 points. Dorothy Martin 255 and Nancy Burke 225 led other high scores. team results saw the Gophers tie the Topnotchers 2-2 while the Alleycats, leading the league, beat the Cubs 40. Next round due next Wednesday evening.
The Mill Dam Bowling League will roll matches Monday in Lexington at 7 o clock. President Mark Mara urges on time starts as Clippers meet Lincoln and other pairings follow including All Stars vs Depot Dairy vs Reformatory Thrift vs K of C and Post Office vs Concord Oil with no matches on November 11.
The Winchester High School field hockey team defeated Concord 2 1 at Emerson Playground Tuesday afternoon, ending Concord’s undefeated run. Shirley Parker opened scoring, Jane Sharon equalized, then Helen Lips scored the winner late in the game as Concord’s varsity dropped to 3 1 on the season while Winchester arrived with three straight wins. Concord’s second team lost 2 0.
Maynard High downed Stoneham High 13 to 0 on two Georgie Creighton touchdown runs. Winchester tops the Middlesex League with three wins. Concord trails with two losses. Sudbury High beats Lexington 1-0 on a Robert McManus penalty kick. New Maynard High Student Council formed to boost scholastic activities.
Middlesex School varsity wins fifth straight by routing Noble & Greenough 19 to 0 with two touchdowns by Jack Stanton. Concord High defeats Wilmington 27 to 13 for fourth win in five starts. Charlie Dee scores twice. Willy LaHiff and Paul Boyd add touchdowns. Concord girls field hockey beats Watertown 1 0 and ties Lexington 1 1 with Captain Anna Denisevich scoring the winner.
The correction lists Ted dy Finan as a tackle who played about half the Hudson game last week. Richie Finan had an extra point credited incorrectly. it should have gone to Skewes. The final touchdown in the 65-0 rout was made by Bobby Rice and Jim McKenna.
Al Cowles reports Maynard High School eyes a first championship since 1938 as coach Stan Bondelevitch builds a new era. Natick offers a rugged test while Maynard’s Jayvee gains depth and local support fuels the drive for a strong finish this season.
Concord High dominated Franklin High 53 to 0 at Fletcher Field to extend its win streak to six. Muscato and Skewes each scored twice, with Fenton Finan Spooner and Hanley contributing touchdowns as Concord opened 27-0 in the first period.
Concord defeats Franklin 53 to 0 in a rain held game. Officials short handed with Donovan brothers stepping in to assist. Concord builds season record with six straight wins and a 5.40 average. Franklin shows disorganized play with nine penalties for 5014 yards and seven first downs.
Maynard Hig hlers, undefeated 1938 Midland League leaders, meet Natick in Natick's home yard this afternoon. Coach Bondelevitch's Bombardier attack has won three of four, displaying unity and sharp play in recent games. Starters include Luker, Wasil, Tomy, Gruber, and Russo at quarterback.
Middlesex School defeated Noble & Greenough 13 to 0 at Dedham. Dunster scored the decisive touchdown on a 52 yard sprint and added a point after, as Middlesex dominated with strong scoring in the opening period and held the lead throughout. Referee Cogan and linesman Horne officiated the four ten minute quarters.
The listing details upcoming games and practices for Concord High School, Middlesex School, and other local teams. Matches include football at Emerson Park, hockey in Melrose, and bowling in Lexington with multiple rescheduled sessions and times throughout the week.
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