Concord-Carlisle sees new regime under Carew in scrimmage
Concord-Carlisle coaches push a new system during a Saturday practice scrimmage with Notre Dame from Fitchburg as John Devlin and Seth Aronie share quarterback duties. Carew praises team hustle and notes limited players present as preparations continue for two weeks to Winchester.
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Carew
John Devlin
Ayer
Jack O’grady
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Hoyt Taylor
John Boynton
Charlie Blair
Bill Donovan
Joe Tiano
John Hurstak
Gerry Ireland
Pete Manchuso
Bruce DeVito
Bill Olsen
Devlin
Mark Mullaney
Rickey Loughlin
Loughlin
Bill Napoli
Charlie
Brandeis
Mike Franta
Bob Damon
Bernie Kelley
Kelley
Bob Kelley
Mullaney
Ken Anderson
van Dory
Arthur Magurn
Sandy’ Smith
Magurn
Tryouts for Our Teeth Fall Production in Sudbury
Open audition at 8 p.m. in Building Play is section of Mrs Wir mer Sudbury for the fall production Our Teeth. Clifford Bean invites players to take part, date 17 18 19, deadline sign up.
Lincoln Residents Enroll in Hatheway School Classes
Local residents from Sudbury and Concord join fall adult education at Mass Audubon Hatheway School of Conservation Education. Mrs Anne Cheatham leads, with couples John Freeto Reed Anthony Jr and Andre Commeyras among enrollees. Classes meet at Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in South Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Sudbury
Mass. Audubon Society
Hatheway School of Conservation
Anne Cheatham
Concord
John Freeto
Reed P. Anthony, Jr
Andre Commeyras
Society
Drumlin Farm
South
Holiday Meet Winners From Concords Ball and Track Events
Concord holiday program highlighted a Labor Day track meet at Emerson Playground under Robert G. Windheim with triple winners Andy Barnicle Billy Kelley Leonard Reno Paul Callahan and Bob Windheim. In baseball the PONY League All Stars beat Lexington 4 3 with Georgie Johnson driving in the winning runs and Concord also defeating Lexington 12 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Playground
Robert G. Windheim
Andy Barnicle
Billy Kelley
Leonard Reno
Paul Callahan
Bob Windheim
Daley
Bartolomeo
W. Kelley
J. Flynn
Callahan
J. Condon
Kelley
D. Condon
C. Windaheim
Barnicle
Reno
Parke
Quinn
Howard
Hurstak
M. Flynn
Richmond
D. Baker
P. O. N. Y. League
Redcaps Win West Concord Softball Title In Thriller
The Red Caps defeated Fentons 8 to 5 on the West Concord playground to clinch the league championship. Dick Sluyski earned the win with five straight playoff innings and contributed a timely hit. A bases loaded triple play in the fifth inning helped defuse a Fen ton rally. Tookie Laskow and Lennie Melanson completed the assist at the plate with a tag at home and a relay to third. The team will receive trophies at the Concord Red and Gun Club banquet in the near future.
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Maynard
Red Caps
Fentons
West Concord
Dick Sluyski
Sluyski
Tookie” Laskowsky
Lennie Melanson
Wood
Concord Red and Gun Club
Pomona Grange Opens Fall Season Near Chelmsford
Middlesex North Pomona Grange holds first fall meeting at Chelmsford Grange Hall Saturday starting 4 PM Local youth committee runs program Supper at 6 PM and officer elections at 7 30 PM Mae Swanson chaplain and State Deputy Edward R Stephen treasurer named in local notice.
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Carlisle
Middlesex
Pomona Grange
Chelmsford Grange Hall
Mae Swanson
South Street
Edward R. Stephen
Russell Street
Maynard Birth Announcement for Worth Son
Mr and Mrs John Worth of Turner Road announce the birth of a son on August 29 at Emerson Hospital.
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John Worth
Turner Road
Emerson Hospital
Sale of McNamara Coughlin Sub division Lots Ordered
Town selectmen order the sale of town owned lots in the McNamara Coughlin sub division. The sale is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m. on the premises.
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McNamara- Coughlin
Saturn
Maynard H S Football Team Braces for Scrimmage Start
Maynard high school football enters its second week of rugged practice under coach Will DeRosa with 50 candidates. Key changes include Jim Ruggerio moving to backfield beside Joe Uglevich and Herb Symes. Terry McDonnell Bob Cox Bill Bigusiak Curran Coggins Dave Hunter and veterans occupy multiple positions as coaches plan scrimmages against Westborough and Midland League targets. An ankle injury sidelined backfield hopeful Hackett briefly as freshmen turnout boosts depth for future seasons.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Will DeRosa
Mr. Chips
DeRosa
Jim Ruggerio
Joe Uglevich
Herb Symes
Jack Hackett
Terry McDonnell
Bob Cox
Bill Biguisiak
Charlie
Coggins
Dave
Hunter
John Mullin
Ray Watjus
Jack Holt
Primiano
Mariani
Ziman
Oldham
Bob Whitney
Steve Piecewicz
al Manty
Mike Barrett
Westborough
Tigers
Ryall
Doran
Don Gunn
Dave Albert
Openings Left In Kindergarten And Nursery Sudbury
Nob Hill Kindergarten and Nursery School opens its first season Monday in Framingham on Harrington road. The program serves youths age three to five and a half from 9 am to noon in the former Frank Christian estate. About 10 Sudbury youths are enrolled. Transportation is available. call for an appointment.
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Sudbury
Nob Hill
Framingham
Harrington Road
Helen McManus
Frank Christian
Dahlen Family Settles in Duxbury Home
Mr and Mrs John M Dahlen and five children formerly of Cambridge turnpike are now settled in their 15 room home in Duxbury. Mr and Mrs Peter Brooke Lowell road have named their third son John Fessenden.
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John M. Dahlen
Cambridge Turnpike
Duxbury
Peter Brooke
Lowell Road
John Fessenden
Class of 1916 Maynard H. S. tops local legends
Maynard's 1916 graduating group of 23 includes 10 men who became prominent professionals and community leaders. Notable figures: Dr. Raymond E. Hooper, Consent, Ed Coughlin, Harold Morgan, Ralph Sheridan, Ed McManus, Earl Smith, Roy McCormack, Clarence Lloyd, and Barney Blatt, with a wooden Nason Street school memory and civic impact noted.
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Maynard
Maynard H. S
Raymond E. Hooper
Consent
Selectman
ED Coughlin
Harold Morgan
Ralph Sheridan
Concord Reformatory
ED McManus
Argentina
United Fruit
Earl Smith
U. S
Washington, D. C
Roy McCormack
Clarence Lloyd
Barney Blatt
Averill
Nason Street
Lent
Hooper
Coughlin
Lloyd
Blatt
Hudson
Harold Travers
Ralph Huston
Midland
Travers
Pat
Huston
Lou Varrichoine
Dick Sluyski
Red Caps
West Concord
Bob Taylor
Bridgewater State
Holy Name League Opens Wednesday Bowing to Start
Holy Name bowlers will meet next Wednesday at Tutte's Alleys for the first official matches at 7 30. Two halves expected. Pairings announced. Rosters and team names to be drawn Friday by captains and officers. Henry Coan serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Holy Name
Tutte’s Alleys
Henry Coan
Holy Name Bowling League Opens With Unannounced Pairings
The Holy Name Bowling League marks its opening on Maynard Sunday at Tutte's Alleys with six teams expected. Officers listed include James Fava as president, Arthur Trombley as vice president, Lawrence Quinn as secretary, and Thomas King as treasurer.
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Maynard
Holy Name
Tutte’s
James Fava
Arthur Trombley
Lawrence Quinn
Thomas King
Concord Red and Gun Club Archery Champion Shoot
The Concord Red and Gun Club opens a two round 56 target archery tournament starting September with rounds spanning September 16 to 23 and September 23 to 30. On September 23 shooters may not finish a round or start the next. Score cards due by 5 p.m. on September 23 for the first round and 5 p.m. on September 30 for the second. Scores determine the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Red and Gun Club
Bowling Leagues Set to Open in Concord and Maynard
Concord Bowl and Tutto's in Maynard host season opens for local bowling leagues. West Concord loop kicks off September 13 at 8 PM with Boxborough and Holy Name teams. Mill Dam league starts Monday at Harvard Alleys with Maynard and West Concord also competing.
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Concord
West Concord
Mill Dam
Concord Bowl Adrome
Jean Smith
Boxborough League
Harvard
Holy Name
Maynard
Tutto’s
Intra-Town Loop Opens Monday With Early Matches
Maynard intra town bowlers are raring to go as the opening matches are set for Monday at 6 45 pm. Regular matches follow each Monday and Tuesday with pairings printed last week. Officers are John J Tobin president Wasil Chernak vice president and Peter MacKay secretary treasurer.
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Maynard
John J. Tobin
Wasil Chernak
Peter MacKay
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Art Dexter
Jackson
N.E
Jim Bedford
Jayland High
Dield
Dan R
RTS
Vereesse
Daniel J. Bova
Everett C. “Dooley
Thorpe
Gerald E. Millson Westemmathy
Ater Uaieale
Bova
North Middlesex
Millson
Krypel
Northeastern
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Dart
Drumilin
BAY U. 5
Snow
R. Windheim
R. Baker
T. Taylor
Towler
Garcia
Chuckie McHugh
Eddie Woodin
Battery
Frank McNamara
Lexington
Jim Crumley
Tom Mayo
Ronnie Baker
Jack Donovan
Bill Smethurst
Terry Taylor
Dick Crowther
Dave Clark
Concord - Carlisle
Walter R. Carew
Winchester
Redcaps
Pomona
Desire
Marlborough Panthers
Jim Duggan
Harry Larson
Hackett
al Cowles
Holy Name League
Wakefield
Emerson P
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