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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1952

Page

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Concord High Faces 1952 Grid Season With Rebuilt Team

Coach Megin enters his ninth year with Concord High as 15 lettermen return but 23 seniors are gone leaving a light squad. Donnie Cullinane Mackey Caldwell and Bouchard lead the backfield while Olsen and Silvio are co-captains. The coach plans shifts and Notre Dame style plays to defend a six season Massachusetts unbeaten streak.

Concord Megin Stoneham Megin Shas Massachusetts Dave DeRuzzo Dick Loynd Sal Silvio Kennie Olsen Olsen Silvio Jayvee Manchuso Letterman Tony Manchuso Winston-Salem California Charlie ‘Hancock Howie Maher Bob Silva Lincoln Concord Company National Guard Hancock Silvio Bob Parker Layvee Paul Powderly Paul McHugh Jack Magoon Nannie Cullinane Dean Soule Ernie Alexander Mackey Caldwell Bob Davidson Loynd Joe Sweeney Dave Bouchard DeRuzzo Magoon Big Soule Skip Notre Dame Donnie Cullinane Bouchard Leo McKenna Dick Ryan Lyle Carlson Bruce Woodworth Dick. Lyons Concord High John O’connell Walter Carew Bob Seanard David Casey O’connor Jimmy McKenna O’connell Carew Arthur Dug

Eddie Lopat's shoulder injury clouds Yankees season

The report notes Eddie Lopat’s ailing shoulder threatens the Yankees as the year unfolds. It also mentions a historic reference to cricket in England in 1611 and a fragment about ball placement and a kicked ball, reflecting stray OCR text from the page.

Yankees Eddie Lopat England

Concord Rod and Gun Club Clam Bake Draws Crowd

Nearly 1,000 attendees enjoyed Concord Rod and Gun Club's second summer clam bake at the Strawberry Hill road grounds. Food included 450 lobsters and barrels of clams, with games for all ages and pony and boat rides for children. A beagle pup prize went to Donald Smith after a donor returned the dog.

Concord Concord Rod & Gun Club Strawberry Hill Road Herbert A. Mallett Lincon Road Lincoln Donald Smith Dorchester

Seven Sets of Brothers Highlight Squad Roster

A large squad lists seven sets of brothers including Hutchinsons Jack and Bill and Lovnd brothers Dick and Roddy. The full roster as of Monday morning includes George Byron, Jack Magoon, Joe Perry, Tom Alexander, Paul McHugh, Bob Parker, Jack Mattison, Bob Downey, Roddy Loynd, Steve Downey, and many others across multiple families.

Hutchinson Twins Jack Bill Roddy Lovnd Tommy Ernie Alexander Bob Steve Ramsey Steve Bob Downey Mackey Bruce Caldwell Joe Frank Martines George Byron Charlie Hancock Jack Magoon John Wheeler Joe Perry Ken Olsen Dave Bouchard Tear Soule Sal Silvio al House Jack Mattison Paul McHugh

Rocky Mertiano Builds Final Team for Walcott Fight

Rocky Marciano says his team is complete with manager Al Weill back and Cherley Goldman and Al Cohimbo on board. He anticipates the September 23 Philadelphia bout at Municipal Stadium as the toughest test of his career against Joe Walcott, a challenger he respects for both power and intelligence.

International Boxing Club Jack Dempsey Brockton Grossinger Cherley Goldman al Cohimbo Weill Walcott

Milk Fat Almost 100 Percent Edible Says Study

A historical note states milk fat is nearly fully digestible and safe for consumption, highlighting its nutritional value as a dairy product.

Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Calendar and Local Practices

Sport calendar lists Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club supper and meeting at the clubhouse at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Friday schedules Concord and Maynard high school football practices at Emerson Playground and Alumni Field at 3 p.m. Saturday continues club championships at Concord Country Club and Nashoba Sportsmen's Club grounds in North Acton. Tuesday repeats Maynard and Concord football practice at 3 p.m. Wednesday Recreation Commission meeting at Town House at 8 p.m.

Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club Concord High School Emerson Playground Maynard High School Alumni Concord Country Club Nashoba’ Sportsmen’s North Acton Concord Maynard Alumnié Cord Town House

Cahoon Beaten by Winthrop Boy in New England Tourney

Concord’s Cahoon Jr. fell in the midget division quarterfinals at Albemarle’s New England golf tournament. Jack Permatteo of Winthrop defeated Cahoon 4 and 2, then beat John Danielson 2 and 1 in the final. Cahoon had earlier won a second round match against Bob Ray of Salem 8 and 7.

Concord Harold Cahoon, Jr Concord Country Club Albemarle New England Jack Permattee Winthrop Reggie Johnston Permatteo John Danielson Oakley Cahoon Bob Ray Salem

Kansas Oil History Record Surpasses Two Million Barrels

Kansas, a wheat state, has produced 2,214,692 barrels of oil valued at 3.609 billion dollars since 1889 when 1 000 barrels flowed from the first well.

Kansas

Concord Little League holds post season cookout

About 45 players and several officials gathered at Patrolman James Finan Jr. home 25 Everett Street for a cookout. Dodgers pennant winner Richie Loughlin, Red Sox manager Eddie Loughlin, and Yankees’ Brick Williams attended with others. Judge Maurice McWalter led the event with umpire Tim Diskin among adults present. Food donations came from local businesses and individuals including Anderson’s Market and First National Stores.

Concord Concord Little League James E. Finan, Jr Everett Street Richie Loughlin Dodgers Eddie Loughlin Red Sox Brick MacWilliams Yankees Walter Carew Braves Maurice McWalter Finan Mary Duggan Edith O’neil Jean McWalter McWalter Anderson’s Market Paul LeSage First National Stores Macone Sporting Goods Snow Pharmacy John Mandriok West

Concord and Groton eyed as playoff contenders in local leagues

North Middlesex Junior Baseball League and Village League playoffs press forward with Littleton and Groton favored. Concord’s 1952 summer playground program lauded by the Recreation Commission as staff shifts noted. Local sports notes mention Elks field day, Nashoba club activities, and a Labor Day spread including Concord High alumni and Punchard connections.

Concord North Middlesex Littleton Groton Concord Recreation Commission Harvey Wheeler School Bill” Johnson East Hempton Connecticut Elks Concord Rod & Gun Club Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club North Acton Concord Little Leaguers Chemsford Rideout Playground Dick Lyons Lowell Bill Beardsell Greater Lawrence Concord High Punchard

Musketaquid Club Meeting Tonight at 7 Off Harrington Ave

West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club announces a meeting tonight at 7 at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue. Patrolman Frederick Nolan, president, will oversee Patrol committee. A social evening will follow. Regular meetings occur on the first and third Thursdays.

West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club-ie Harrington Avenue Suvver Frederick Nolan

Pettit Wife Warned To Drop Wrestling Keeps Peace

Frank Pettit testified his wife tried wrestling holds on him and hurled a garbage can after he returned home from a wrestling match. Judge David Cates heard the case and Mrs Pettit vowed to give up amateur wrestling and maintain peace in the future.

Louisville U.P Frank Pettit

League's Matches Set For Sept 22 At Tutto's Alleys

Concord plans to start the new M'll Dam Bowling League season on Monday September 22 with weekly matches at Tutto's Alleys in Maynard. Charles G. Robinson is president Edward F. Loughlin Jr secretary and Henry J. Smith treasurer. Ten teams are enrolled and two more are sought. Local groups may contact Secretary Loughlin to enter.

Concord Tutto’s Maynard Charles G. Robinson Edward F. Loughlin, Jr Henry J. Smith Loughlin

Concord-Lexington grid rivalry preview and season opener slate

Concord and Lexington renew their high school gridiron rivalry under Coach Chet Ingraham with a nine game schedule opening September 27 at home against Winthrop, followed by Wellesley on October 4. Maynard hosts Concord October 11 at Alumni Field, a venue where Concord won 49-0 last meeting and Maynard has not beaten Concord since 1940.

Concord Lexington High Chet Ingraham Winthrop Wellesley Lexington Stoneham Needham Wilmington High Connie O'Doherty Georgetown Maynard High Wil DeRosa Maynard Alumni Field Orange St. Mary’s Brookline George Kerr B.C Paeléhe George Luker Fritz Jooey Wasiuk Joe Nolan J Chelmsford Prichard Hudson High Emerson Playground Bernie Megin

Locals Shut Out In Chelmsford Tilt

Concord Little League all star team lost 6 0 in a post season game at Chelmsford with Richie Loughin as manager. Chelmsford led by Al Lupien 1932 Harvard captain and later Concord semi pro, had an excellent pitcher Paul Beanie Dusgan pitched for Concord.

Concord Chelmsford Richie Loughin Dodgers al Lupien Harvard Paul “Beanie” Dusgan

Finan Candidate At Univ of Massachusetts

Concord athlete Finan is named to try for the Massachusetts Amherst football team under coach Charlie O Rourke. He will start his junior year and aims to make the squad this fall. He is the son of Patrolman James E Finan Jr of 25 Everett Street.

Concord Dick Finan University of Massachusetts At Amherst Charlie O’rourke Finan James. E. Finan, Jr Everet, Street

Daytona Beach Week celebrates What’s Right With D ay

Daytona Beach residents joined the chamber of commerce in Dayton Beach Week to praise their city. Signs reading We LOVE Daytona appeared across the town as locals took two weeks to share positive statements about Daytona Beach.

Daytona Beach Fla

Wolves Kill 34000 Canadian Caribou Annually

Wolves kill about 34 000 caribou in Canada each year representing roughly five percent of the herd.

Unclear OCR snippet from Coneon and Andrew M I John W

Fragmentary text mentions ships at Coneon and Monday events. References Andrew M and John W Codd with no clear context or outcome.

Andrew M. I John W, Codd

Regulanh to Preside Over Recent Play Submission

Regulanh will preside a recent play submission as Megitt faces unspecified involvement. The brief notice provides limited context and does not outline location dates or participants.

Ward Megitt

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