Concord Prep Coaches Stress Defense Ahead of 1950 Lid Lifter
Concord-Much emphasis on defensive warfare as school coaches prep for the 1950 season opener next week. The squad, led by Leo Bay and with players like Ryan Olsen, Prendergast, Curran, and Finan, aims to extend a 38 win streak in four seasons. Three teams varsity, C squad and jayvees will be organized as Hudson tests loom and early intra-squad drills continue.
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Concord
Conard Shieh
Stone
Hudson Boree
Inton
Aamere Feneges
Hudson
Rys
Ryan
Ken Olsen
Tas
Leo Bayur
Caréw
John O'Connell
Org ‘A
Walter Hoyt
Robert Arur
Big Jack
Prendergast
Curran
Out
Teen
Eee Alexander
Yeur
Pau Sig
Me Meepa
James Hart
Rob Mike
Msac Concord
Schedules Hint at 1950 Local School Football Campaign
Fragmented OCR lists 1950 season dates for several schools with opponents and venues such as Stoneham Concord Methuen Milford Milford and Clinton. Entries echo a busy schedule including September through November games with multiple at and vs locations.
Ed Assigned to Fish Lake Conservation Work at Nidre
A state conservation team assigns Ed to work at Fish Lake near Nidre in Colon Michigan under U P supervision for a focused outdoor project.
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Colon
Mich
U. P
Fish Lake, Nidre
Concord High Football Outlook and Jamboree Notes
Concord High prepares for the season with jamboree play at Hudson and plans to scout Framingham Marlboro and Maynard. Ex‑elementary captains Frank Curran and Tommy Prendergast join the roster alongside new backs Lyle Carlson and Dean Soule. Reports mention Harvard and BU coverage and a Sunday baseball game by the Sportsmen's Club.
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Concord
Concord High
Framingham
Marlboro
Maynard
Pittichard
Jewsbury
Hudson
Bob Peters
Harvard
Jack O'Grady
B. U
Peter ‘Bulkeley
Leonard Godfrey
Frank Curran
Tommy ‘Prendergast
Cosspeans
Porky” DeRuzzo
Ors Gisen
Leo
Boks
Lyle Carlson
Dean Soule
North Acton
Boston
Rd’s
Bernie Mégin
Knute ‘Rockne
Rockne
Bernie
Cortcord
Clintori
Olgen
Johnson
Chuck "Lampson
Yateast
Van Zandt snaps record in Boston victory
Concord Jesse Van Zandt, B A A, won the 10th annual Red Diamond N E Ws championships at Franklin Park Boston in 47 53 to surpass Johnny Kelley s 48 48 mark. He led from 600 yards out and finished about a quarter mile ahead of Kelley who clocked 49 57. Clarence DeMar finished 28th among 38. The B A A won the team prize with 17 points.
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Concord
Jesse van Zandt
Franklin’ Park
Boston
van Zandt
Johnny Kelley
Kely
Clarence DeMar
Local Dentist Wins Concord Club Golf Event
Dr John F Flavin of Devens Street captured the Concord Country Club competition finishing on the 18th hole. Richard H Edwards Jr of Lowel Road was runner up, ending 20 yards from the 18th. Other competitors included Henry S Thompson George K Whitney Anson Kricks Hubert M Wardwell John W Codding Jr Walter E Borden Ted Lawton W Lovejoy and Andrew M Dawson.
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Concord Country Club
John F.Fla+vin
Devens Street
Richard
H. Edwards, Jr
Lowel Road
Henry S
Thompson
George K. Whitney
Anson ‘Kricks
Hubert M. Wardwell
John W. Codding, Jr
Walter E. Borden
Converse Hill
Ted Lawton
W. Lovejoy
Andrew M.* Dawson
Concord Poised For Trouble After Early Burst
Fagerquist, a 200 pound lineman, is noted as the second fastest player on the team. Friday the 13th marks another visit to Hudson where coach Stan Bondelesvitch scouted Concord from the press box after Concord’s 13 point outburst in the opening period.
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Fagerquist
Concord. Com
Hudson
Stan Bondelesvitch
Concord
Clinton
Conco
Acton Sportsmen Win Trap Shoot At North Acton Club
The Acton The Nastroba Sports men's club held a two day field day at their North Acton grounds. The Lowel club beat Nashoba 226 to 204 in the trap-shooting contest. Local team members included Moore Smakey Stevens Knight and Dr. Wendell Davis. Awards included savings bonds, a shotgun, rifle shots, and various trophies.
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Acton
Nastroba Sportsmen's
North Acton
Lowel
Nashoba
W. Langill
Acton Center
W. Langille
George Mason Westford
Geologic Era Estimate Refocuses on Early Times
A fragmentary note suggests a rough estimate placing a horse family origin in ancient geologic periods, with a figure around fifty five million years ago. The text is unclear but points to a paleontological dating of equine evolution during early Cenozoic epochs.
Maynard High opens 1950 season against Pumchard club
The Maynard high school eleven coached by Vin Wassel faces a rugged schedule with a rebuilt lineup and key players such as Cocea Massarelli Kulevich Beshta MacDonald Mariani ready to challenge Midland League clubs. The opener, an early matchup against Pumchard, promises a tough test for the newcomers.
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Maynard
Husky
Andover
Crane
Black
Don Lent
Dick Lawton
Prichard
Vin Wassel
Tommy Cocea
Lotrines
Roach
Lennie Massarelli
Alec Kulevich
T Hey
Pumchard
Beshta
MacDonald
Mariani
Maynard High School
Trady
Pin League Elects Bedford Officers for 1960 51 Season
The Bedford bowling league elected officers led by President Nick Genetti and Vice President Bob Riessle. Ed Van Latham is treasurer with Bob Beecy as record-keeper and Bob Primmerman secretary Ace Riviere as publicist. Ten teams will form the league for the 1960-51 season.
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Bedford Bowling League
Nick Genetti
Bob Riessle
Ed van Latham
Bob Beecy
Bob Primmerman
Ace Riviere
Opening Pigskin Pickins Forecast From Local Fans
A local weekly grid forecast lists 12 teams including Waltham Watertown Newton Brookline and Belmont. Predictions feature Waltham over Fitchburg Norwood over Brookline over Saugus Framingham over Marlboro and other matchups with a 20 point Framingham Marlboro tilt and a 120 point starter potential.
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Waltham
Watertown
Newton Brookline
Area Belmont
Hudson
Marlboro
Middlesex
Ford
eRpenteington
Brookline
Saugus
Framingham
Shrewsbury
Maynard
Prichard
Andover
Howe
Billerica
Johnson
North
Danvers
Reading
Milton
Chester
Colombo and Hannonio Winners in Golf Contest
In a chaotic garbled report, Billy Cosco Norm Hannon and Al Greene from the Pizza House were named winners in a golf contest. Howie Tucker also scored, with the text hinting at a lively dash and next-week event details unclear.
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Colombo
Hannon Io
Maynard
Billy Cosco
Norm Hannon
al Greene
House
Howie Tucker
Tae Kueal
Wild Dash
Old To Driv Clevenger court jibe Whyaroid Joe
Fragmentary text mentions a court jibe involving Clevenger and a figure named Whyaroid Joe in a city setting. The readable parts offer little context on event, date, or location.
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Clevenger
Joe
Rod and Concord Hold On In Unclear Matchup
Fragmentary report mentions Rod and Concord with Chibibafl mal clamba John Fish as land president in an unclear event. Names and roles are unresolved due to garbled OCR.
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Mal Clamba
John Fish
Fragmented OCR sports blurb with garbled names
The readable parts describe a sports item mentioning players and sandwiches, with unclear specifics like names Tom Ki and Groton County. The text is heavily damaged, and no coherent event, score, team, or date is recoverable.
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Desex County
Groton
Tom Ki
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