Concord Grid Coach Welcomes 59 Hopefuls for Practice
Concord High opens fall practice with 59 players under coach Mogin in his 13th year. Assistants O Conn or and Cerew return. newcomer Berle leads the C squad. Only four holdovers from 1955, three co captains from Lincoln, Bedford and Concord, and a largely inexperienced roster. Daily sessions resume after classes, with double workouts through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mogin
Middlesex
Concord
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Melrose
Lew
Megin
Massachusetts
Hudson
Welleslen
E Dame
Charlie Flanigan
Flanigan
Lincoln
Bob Sickman
Bedford
Brad Mattison
Frank Arnold
Mattison
Waynée Smith
Giekman
Jfyrees
Pete Gilman
Dave Davis
Normie Anderson
Any Rizzitano
Floyd McMynus
Austin Forsythe
Tenter
Paul Denaro
Brockton Fair Preps for Six Day Racing Meet
Brockton Fair readies its speedy half mile track for a six day meet starting Monday September 10. More than 350 horses will be stabled at the fairgrounds with daily doubles closing at 1 45 p m and post time at 2 p m. Jockeys from Scarborough Dowrs Maine will ride including Jimmy Edwards and others as top entries such as Free Moment Robert Rose Easy Tom Queen's Taste Big Jet Blue Shore welin are listed among favorites.
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Brockton Fair
Fairgrounds
Scarborough Dowrs
Charles
Pocket schedules ready for Concord Enterprise football
Concord The Enterprise announces pocket size football schedules printed for the 11th straight year. They will be available next week at local stands, stores and shops for fans.
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Concord
Enterprise
Ike Grants BCs Charter for Boys Clubs of America
President Eisenhower signed a bill granting a Federal Charter to Boys Clubs of America. The measure, passed unanimously by Senate and House, marks the first national charter for a boys organization in 40 years. Hoover and Cole note nearly 500000 members in 435 clubs as the group celebrates its Golden Anniversary.
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Eisenhower
Bove’ Clubs of America
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Clinton P. Anderson
Emanuel Celler
N-N.y
Hoyes
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Nasfure
Herbert Hoover
Board of
Boys’ Clubs of America
Albert L.cole
Boy Guidance Organizaton
Cahoon Receives Surprise Sendoff Before Oklahoma Move
Concord youth Cahoon, son of the golf king of 1956, was surprised Friday night at Eastham with a farewell beach party hosted by friends Kevin Grennan and David Crosby. He departs Tuesday to study at the University of Oklahoma after graduating from high school in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Harold
Butch” Cahoon
Kevin Grennan
David Crosby
Eastham
Young Cahoon
Harold Cahoon
Old Road
Nine Acre Corner
University of Oklahoma
See High School
Cad Ddy Tourney Entry Highlights at Pine Brooks Country Club
Concord entrants Donald Fraser and David Wheeler competed in the cad dy tourney at Pine Brooks Country Club Weston. Fraser posted 83 83 for 166 total in opening rounds while Wheeler did not play second round after scoring 53 and 48 for 101 total.
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Concord
Pine Brooks
Weston
Donald Fraser
David Wheeler
Coaches Reject National Football Czar Plan
Michigan State coach Hugh Daugherty argues for independent conference commissioners and institutional centers to curb recruiting pressure. Southern California’s Jess Hill backs a Pacific Coast Conference easing that allows seniors on financial aid to play in five consecutive games. Olympic Games competitors prepare for Melbourne with costs listed. New York Giants name Bill Svoboda captain for the 1956 NFL season, a defensive halfback from Houma and Tulane in his seventh NFL year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Hugh Daugherty Seid
Lexington
Kentucky
Jess Hill
Southern California
Hill
Malbourne
Australia
b-De Pil
New York Giants
Bill Svoboda
Houma
Tulane University
Svoboda
Holy Name Bowling League Opens Fifth Season in Maynard
West Concord reports the Holy Name Bowling League begins its fifth season next Wednesday at Tutte's Alleys in Maynard with six teams. Matches start at 8 15 PM and team captains meet Friday to finalize rosters based on overages. The league likely splits into two halves with the first half ending December 26.
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West Concord
Holy Name
Wednesda
Concord CRD 1958 Football Schedule Summary
The Concord CRD 1958 football schedule lists jamboree at Falmouth on September 14 at 8 p.m. and away games at Winchester September 22 at 1 30 p.m. Reading October 6 1 30 p.m. Melrose October 13 at 1 30 p.m. Stoneham home games October 20 and Belmont home October 27 at 2 p.m. Marlboro and Maynard non league November 3 2 a.m. and November 10 1 30 p.m. Lexington away November 22 at 10 30 a.m.
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Concord
Concord School
Falmouth
Winchester
Wakefield
Reading
Melrose
Stoneham
Belmont
Maynard
Marlboro
Lexington
Musketaquid Club to Meet at Clubhouse Tonight
West Concord The Musketaquid Sportsman's Club will meet at 6 45 tonight at the clubhouse off Harrington Avenue Supper will be prepared by Past President Fred Nolan and President pian ecatyy will conduct the session.
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West
Concord
Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club
Harrington Avenue
Fred Nolan
Hissittesend
Pian Ecatyy
Concord-Middlesex Gridmen Prepare for Season Start
Concord-Middlesex School football candidates report to Coach Fred Pratt next week. Intensive drills begin Friday September 14 with the first game scheduled for September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord—Middlesex
Fred Pratt
Kelly Finishes Fifth in Gloucester Road Race
West Acton resident Kelly, aged 48, placed fifth in the 25 kilometer road race at Gloucester on Monday. Dean Thackway won in 1 30 18 with 33 entrants. Kelly’s time was 1 36 47. The piece notes aluminum was then the lightest metal known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Johnny
Kelly
Gloucester
Dean Thackway
Brockton Fair Horse Pull Draws New England Teams
Draft horses from across New England enter the Brockton Fair horse pulling championship. The fair runs September 15 with Edmu Kenneally of East Bridgewater as horse pull director expecting more championship teams than ever. Opening day features The Mariners and a week of acts by Pat Boone Joan Weber Tony Pastor Carl Perkins Lillian Briggs and more amid poultry rabbit cattle goat and sheep shows. Thousands visit the cranberry themed exhibits celebrating the region’s leading agricultural product.
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Brockton
New England
Edmu Kenneally
East Bridgewater
Mariners
Pat Boone
Joan Weber
Tony Pastor
Carl Perkins
Lillian Briggs
Johnny Burnette
Carlisle Fair September 15 at the hall on Concord Street
Carlisle residents are urged to attend the annual Carlisle Grange fair on Saturday September 15 with doors open at 1 PM Exhibits must be ready by 10 AM A New England boiled dinner will be served from 6 to 7 PM followed by an auction and dance The Massachusetts Department of Agriculture and Middlesex County Extension Service cooperate with judges provided Red Cross appeal included.
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Carlisle
Concord Street
New England
Massachusetts Papartment of Agriculture
Middlesex
West Concord Bowling League Opens With High Scores
West Concord Bowling League held a Wednesday practice round at Bedford. Sammy DeMao posted a 123 and Jim Alexander 128 while Stefaneli had the high single 31. Multiple players posted triples and high scores as teams and captains were listed for the new season.
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West Concord
Bedford
Sammy
DeMao
Charlie Stefaneli
Jim Alexander
John Hayes
Bing” Bartolomeo
al Malcolm
Eddie Smith
Freddie Edwardson
Leroy Gentry
Wendell Jones
Howie Soberg
Cushmans
Andy Peterson
Lions
Bob Cousins
Concord Lumber
Frank Debaro
Smith Bulls Get Pedigree From Holstein Friesian Association
Carlisle Farnham W Smith of Great Brook Farms owns two registered Holstein Friesian bulls named Fernhame Burke Lad Oliver and Fernhame Burke Lad Noah. They have been rated Preferred Pedigree Sires by the Holstein Friesian Association of Americas at Brattleboro Vermont. The honor reflects parental achievements in milk production and body conformation and appears on their certificates and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Farnham W. Smith
Great Brook Farms
Holstein-Friesian ‘Association of Americas
Brattleboro
Vermont
Fernhame Burke
Oliver
Noah
Concord-Football Notes and Local Sports announce season hopes
Concord notes reflect football and baseball pennant races with West Concord’s Dick Lyons tipped to back the Redskins. Lexington figures include Pat Shanahan 87, a milk dealer and father to Red Shanahan, and Adolph Lamki of Harvard chosen as president of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association. Local bowling plans outline Maynard’s 12-team league starting September 10 and a Ladies League opening September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord
Dick Lyons
Redskins
Patric Shanahan
Lexington
Réd” Shanahan
Adolph Lamki
Harvard
Eastern Intercollegiate Football Association
Maynard
Mill Dam League Opens New Bowling Season
The Mill Dam Bowling League starts its new season on September 17 at Bedford. Secretary Tom Hopkins notes a business meeting where the 10th team was expected, with Kept C. Juniors staying while K. of C. Seniors leave the league. The Mill Dam loop is the town’s oldest bowling league.
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Concord
Mil Dam
Bedford
Tom Hopkins
Mill Dam
Acton Bowling League Resumes Season at Harvard Alleys
Acton Loop opens its season next Tuesday September 11 at 8 30 pm at Harvard Alleys with three matches among six teams. Walter N Stevenson serves again as league secretary.
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Acton
Harvard
Walter N. Stevenson
Aluminum Ore and Aluminum Production
The text explains bauxite as the aluminum ore named after Les Baux in France. It notes varying yields and the process yields about two tons of ore to produce a pound of metallic aluminum, with oxide content details mentioned.
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Les Baux
Winter cover crops boost soil fertility and erosion control
A district bulletin from the Soil Conservation office in Concord Massachusetts promotes winter cover crops. It urges early planting of rye and wheat with legumes, notes erosion reduction and organic matter buildup, and mentions farmer preferences for rye vs wheat and combinations like rye with vetch or brome.
Opening matches listed for West Concord Bowling League
Schedule shows pairings Condons versus Concord Lumber General Radio against E S Cushmans versus Lions Hardings versus Dovre Home Products versus Fentons Battled Gas versus Palmers. Officers: President George W Wilkinson secretary Angelo Bartolomeo treasurer William Phillips. Matches set for Bedford alleys at 730 PM each Wednesday with next week’s games Fentons versus Palmers and others.
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West
Concord
West Concord
Condons
Concord Lumber
General Radio
Cushmans
Lions
Hardings
Dovre
Home Products
Fentons
Battled Gas
Palmers
George W. Wilkinson
Aneglo Bartolomeo
William Phillips
New Alleys
Bedford
Dovie
Bottled Gas
Lincoln area notes on vacations and meetings
Joseph R. Campobasso enjoyed his vacation with Clifford H. Bradley serving as substitute rural mail carrier in South Lincoln. Lincoln Grange and Middlesex Central Pomona plan a September 19 meeting in Acton. The Da vis and Davis families vacationed at Dennisport with Prescott Davis joining them.
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Joseph R. Campobasso
South Lincoln
Clifford H. Bradley
Lincoln Grange
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Acton
Muscato couple marks 22nd wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Muscato of Belknap Court quietly observed their 22nd anniversary over the weekend. They have lived here since their marriage and have five children. Marriage intentions filed for Loretta F Donovan of Roosevelt Street Maynard and Robert M Crowell of Grove Street West Concord. Donovan formerly worked as a Concord telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Muscato
Belknap ‘Court
Mr. Muscato
Loretta F. Donovan
Roosevelt ‘Street
Maynard
Robert M. Crowell
Grove Street
West
Concord
Miss Donovan
Public Works bids estimate half mile of local road
Partial OCR reads of a budget note show bids and cost sharing for a half mile road project. Commissioner John The state funds are stated to cover part while local entities Middl and Coln share costs. Project extends from 1 hollow beyond a barn to the ford road area.
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Lincoln
Thn Coln
Middl
Ford Road
Local Radio Club Hosts Weekend Session Near Boston
The Boston area hosts a weekend gathering of radio enthusiasts with participants from the Hojem station and the Alfred Spur group. The event marks the 183rd alarm of the local rest session, featuring members such as William Behal and the Harringtons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hojem
Boston
Chal Association
Will and
Alfred Spur Pendence Dent
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Jack Berle
Dartmouth
O’connor
Bernie Megin
Brockton Fair Eyes Racing
Alabama
Ike
Cahoon
B. Link
YiMar
Bor
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CEM
Ted Kroll
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Chicago
Tom O’shanter
Ted
Musketaquid Club
U.S
By Mahoney
Berford
Carlisle Fair
THE
RED Cross
Mill Dam League
Carr O. Clark
Soil Conservat
Concord, Massachusett
Sherman P.davis
Davis
Prescott L. Davis
Conant Road
Deniisport
William Behal
Harrington
Bogton
Clem
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