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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
13
Chelmsford High School defeated a visiting team 41 to 14 at Alumni Field. The Orange and Black showed strong scoring drives with Wasiluk, Russo, and Cantara among the scorers, while Chelmsford overcame injuries and a tough challenge from the visitors.
Clinton leads the Midland League with two straight wins while Maynard has one victory. Marlboro, Natick, Milford and Hudson follow as Clinton eyes Hudson next and Marlboro faces Maynard before a potential Thanksgiving clinch. Standings show Clinton 1.000, Maynard 1.000, Marlboro .509, Natick .933, Milford .800, Hudson .000.
The Concord Council Knights of Columbus basketball team is forming a schedule of home games at Hunt Memorial gym after Thanksgiving. Greater Concord teams seeking games may write to Grand Knight Richard J. Loughlin in Concord.
Expert passer Maynard-Fred Wasiluk, 185 pounds, praised by coach Stan Bondelevitch as one of the state’s best high school passers. He has punted 80 yards and leads after touchdown kicking, finishing his last year with poise, cool play calling, and driving running ability. If closer to Boston, he would garner wider acclaim from sports writers.
Concord High School girls field hockey team secured a fourth straight win over Acton High and will face Maynard High next week. Front row features players Dorothy Gaiger through Myrna Salter. coaching staff includes captain Jane Richardson and helpers. © Keith Martin.
Clinton visits Hudson for a key Friday night showdown at Riverside Park with attendance poised to break records. Hudson, led by coach Flanagan and backfield mentor Nosek, hopes to test Clinton after last week’s strong display versus Milford. The game may draw a near sellout. seating could expand by 1000 seats.
Concord High School JV defeated Winchester High JV 13 to 7 at Emerson Playground. Finan and Hanley combined on long runs for Concord with Finan scoring on a 60 yard run and a 5 yard setup pass to Rice for the TD. Wetherbee added the extra point with a dropkick. Winchester scored late with a long march and a 1-pt. kick.
Hobgoblins frolic and jack o lanterns glow as friends celebrate safety from evil spirits with games and feasting. The article offers a Mix-Easy Devil's Food Cake recipe with butter or shortening options, plus a Fudge Nut variation.
Marlboro promoter Marlboro Arthur Kales sponsors first Marlboro wrestling bouts in years at St. Jean's Hall on Thursday November 7 for the Boys' Club benefit. Card includes three single bouts and a six-man free for all led by Curley LaVoie versus Gus Johnson in a no out of three falls match.
Clinton plays Hudson in an 8 p m Midland League game. Marlboro takes on Wellesley while Wayland visits Boston Latin at St Mark s Chelmsford meets Pinkerton Concord faces Johnson Fram hosts Watertown Gardner meets Pittsfield Maynard plays Natick Westboro meets Medway Uxbridge vs Milford Bartlett battles Shrewsbury Groton encounters Milton.
The backfield has been a major problem for the Crimsons but new members are beginning to show promise as the season nears its end. Jack Shea may return to action. Hudson improved and nearly upset Milford, proving spirited play. If Hudson sustains improvement and spirit, locals could surprise Clinton this week.
Concord high school cross country finished 26th at the Manhattan Inter scholastic meet held in Manhattan last Saturday morning. About 60 schools competed with Lasall taking first. Nelson Putnam led Concord in 70th place noted, followed by Pietro Antonangelli at 131st.
The Hudson Eagles Pitch tournament opened for another season with eight teams entered including Whirlwinds Hot Shots Dew Drops Backers Boys Jolly Rogers Live Wires and Ramblers among others.
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