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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1954

Page

18

Knowlton Girds Winchester For Opening Clash With Concord

Winchester coach Henry Knowlton drives a 90 man squad toward the season opener with Concord High at Manchester Field on September 25. Led by Capt Mike Murphy and backs Joe Bellino and Bob Haggerty the despedited club aims to avenge last year 13 0 defeat to Concord and start the fall slate strong. Assistants Ed Burns Finegan Provingano and Jim Phillips help steady the squad as Knowlton eyes a sharp B header over the Class C visitors.

Enterprise Winchester Henry Knowlton Concord High Manchester Field Concord Knowlton Ione Smirch Dhaffip Watertown Kngwiton Bernie Megin Mike Murphy Joe Bellino Bob Haggerty Ed Burns Frank Finegan Frankie Provingano Jim Phillips

Bruins Open Season at Boston Garden on Oct 11

The Boston Bruins of the national hockey league open their season at Boston Garden Oct 11. The schedule shows 16 Sunday, 10 Thursday and six Saturday games, with training camp in Hershey Pennsylvania beginning this weekend.

Boston Boston Bruins National Hockeyea Boston Garden Columbus Fh Bruins Bruins

Concord To Field C Squad Meet Winchester

Concord announces it will field a junior high C team with Bob Seanard as coach and Annie Godfrey as assistant. Opening game is October 1 at Winchester followed by away matches October 8 Watertown October 15 Reading October 22 Medford October 20 and more through November 12 at Swampscott and Waltham.

Concord Concord: High Bob Seanard Wil Bennie Godfrey Winchester Watertown Reading Ick Medford Waltham Swampscott

Concord and Maynard prep for weekend grid schedule

Local prep grid notes show Concord and Maynard opening delays then easing into late weekend games. Concord travels to Winchester while Maynard hosts Mary’s Brookline, with co captains Jim Egan and Ray Peterson.

Concord Maynard Winchester Mary’s Brookline Jim Egan Ray Peterson Ncord Lexington Woks Ero Helen Hudson-Concord Emerson Playground Hudson Lou Colombo Dick Lyons V.P.1 Leo McKennan Dartmouth Jack Finan Norwich Lyle Carlson Lymae Charles Napoli John Han Brandeis Peabody Oe Cerretani Ernie Gulla Melrose

First Annual Horse Show Planned in Lexington

Local Lexington Kiwanis members help organize the first annual registered horse show set for Sunday afternoon at Swenson's on Kelsey Ranch near Ring Street and Concord Turn. Entries expected from the local area. Rex Williams Barnes,listed as president, a Concord school physician.

Bedford Lexington Kiwanis Cib Swenson’s Kelsey Ranch Ring Street Concord Turn Route 2 Rex Williams Barnes Concord Repets William Maginnis Concord Matty & Tirrel Garage

Concord Mother and Son Win Loewen Tourney

Mrs. R. Fuller Johnston and her son Reggie Johnston of Middlesex School won the Loewen tournament at Ecley Country Club last week with a score of 76 to 71. Closest challengers were Mrs. Charles Foeh and her son William of Hyannisport, who finished near 76.

Concord R. Fuller Johnston Reggie Johnston Middlesex School Ecley Country Club Charles Foeh William Hyannisport

Concord Junior Varsity Gridders List

Concord High lines up a long list of junior varsity players for football practice. Names include Anderson Davis Denare Diskin Fredenburgh Gilman Gray Herlihey Lambert Lyons Mara Mattison McManus Mills Nepoli Needham Thorpe Watkins Josephson Beatty Paolli Burak Goodwin Muscato McHugh McWalter Williamson P Dow Ww Finecchio Dave Evans Thompson Weiss Dick Evens Hewitt Driscoll German Wilson Lyons Sickman Jacey Robinson House Collins Diment Welington Tobin.

Concord Concord High Anderson Davis Denare Diskin Fredenburgh Gilman Gray Herlihey Lambert Lyons Mara Mattison McManus Mills Nepoli Needham Thorpe Watkins Josephson Beatty Paolli Burak Goodwin Muscato McHugh McWalter Williamson P. Dow Ww. Finecchio Dave Evans Thompson Weiss Dick Evens Hewitt Driscoll German Wilson Lyons Sickman Jacey Robinson House Collins Diment Welington Tobin

Bowling leagues spring into action across area

Strikes and Spares reports multiple leagues launching or resuming play. Acton center hosts new T SC plant league with Friday matches at Tutto's Alleys while Sudbury's Amunition depot league bowls Wednesdays at Tutto's. Maynard, Lexington, Bedford, and Holy Name clubs also begin seasons or resume play.

Concord T.sc Acton Tutto’s Amunition Depot League Sudbury Maynard Enterprise Lexington Bedford Tutte’s

Hudson Junior High Open Season Schedule

Concord-Joe Regan of the high school faculty coaches the Peter Bulkeley School Junior High team with John McGrail assisting. Schedule lists games on October 7 at Hudson, October 14 at Lexington, October 21 at Jibeesas tt, October 28 at Lexing, November 4 at Hudson, and November 12 at Swampscott.

Concord Joe Regan Peter Bulkeley John McGrail Junor High Hudson Lexington Jibeesas Lexing Swampscott

Oil or gas production reported in 202 of Texas counties

A report notes oil or gas production activity occurs across 202 of Texas 25 cent counties indicating widespread energy extraction.

Texas

Holy Name Bowling League Roster Sets Weekly Matches

West Concord opening matches at Tutte's Alleys Maynard list six teams Fordham Notre Dame Holy Cross Boston College Villanova Marquette. Schedule shows matches on September 22 and 29 with team rosters and officers led by President Tom Horgan and Secretary Rudy Currier.

West Concord Holy Name Tutte’s Maynard Fordham Villanova Notre Dame Holy Cross Boston College Marquette Bernie Dee Pete LeBlanc Pérdham — Pageau John Tombeno Charlie Mogan Barry Higgins Currier Dan O’hare Marquette — Garcia Bob Cahill Joe Jungers Dick — Barker Charlie Melone Bill Horgan John Thornton Bob Sheehan

Indians Clinch First AL Flag Since 1948 in 1954 Fall Classic

Indian Chief Manager guides the Cleveland club to its first American League title since 1948 and halts the Yankees' drive as the team prepares for a potential World Series opener against the New York Giants on September 29 at the Polo Grounds in New York.

Cleveland Tridians Wampum New York Yankees New York Giants Polo Grounds New York

Acton Acton Elects Greenough Soccer Captain

Acton Paul Greenough of Newton Road Acton Center was elected captain of the 1954 high school soccer team. He has three years on the varsity, captained the 1953 team, and made the league all star team. He is senior class president, basketball co captain, and a National Honor Society member.

Acton Paul Greenough Frank Greenough Newton Road Acton Center

Women enter Brookline golf team event with carded entries

Concord resident Mrs. Mary Gleason formerly of Monument street is entered in this week's Men's Golf Association Class A four ball tournament at the Country Club in Brookline. Play opened Tuesday. Also entered in the second flight are Mrs. Hans Wattu of Maynard and Marjorie Coffins of Marlborough.

Concord Mary Gleason Monument Street Country Club Brookline Hans Wattu Maynard Marjorie Coffins Marlborough

Acton High soccer slate lists nine away and home dates

Acton High School schedules include games with Watertown Sudbury Lawrence Academy and Hudson from September 21 to November 12. The season ends with a night All Star Game at Hudson.

Watertown Sudbury Lawrence Academy Hudson

Pickem Will Again Pick'em For Grid Fans

Enterprise sports notes announce Pickem Will Again Pick'em by doposter Pickem. He will publish first selections next week for games during the weekend of September 18 and 19. About 25 local schools are featured.

Pickem Grid Enterprise Waltham Howe I. Pickem Enterprise Sports

Locals Won't Play in 1954 Grid Jamboree

Concord High will not enter the 1954 Lowell Memorial Stadium grid jamboree on September 22. Ten teams are listed including St Johns of Concord vs Shrewsbury and Lawrence vs St Johns of Worcester with night games banned for Concord.

Concord Lowell Memorial Stadium Concord High Lowell Bridge Staboo St. John’s New Hampshire Shrewsbury Lawrence Worcester Salem Manchester Central Revere Keith Nashua Dave Gavin Melrose High Ray Riddick Lowell RT i. Ter

Nashoba Sportsmen Club Hosts Large Day of Trap Shooting

A well attended Nashoba Sportsmen's club event on Route 27 saw the Lower Sports men win the four team shoot. The highlight was a trap that can fire over 120 birds per minute. Norton Levy led rifle event with Bill Curtis close behind. Safford Smith placed fourth. W Fraizer won a beagle from George Wilkes. President Gardner Walker led the day with Woodbury Stevens and others assisting.

North Acton Nashoba Sportsmen Norton Levy Concord High School Acton Bill Curtis Safford Smith W. Frazier South Acton George Wilkes Nasabet Nashoba Gardner Walker Woodbury Stevens Wilkes Paul MacPherson Robert Stow

Mrs. Smith and Partner Win Mixed Tournament at Concord

Concord reports a week end mixed foursome tourney held on six holes due to water damage from Hurricane Edna. Winners were Mrs. Leonard Smith and A. Lawrence Peirson Jr. with 88 66. other top scorers included Mrs. Danforth W. Coming Jr and Leonard Smith 92 69 and Mrs. George Hall and E. Payson True 98 69.

Concord Edna Leonard Smith A. Lawrence Peirson, Jr Danforth W. Coming, Jr George Hall E. Payson True John Adams Hall Edward K. True Comins George H. Phillips Adams William Calder Edward P. Chase Kenneth Lb. Hayes Calder Chase Walter E. Borden

Labor Day Forecast Says Indians Likely World Series Team

The Sporting News notes that only seven times in 15 years has the team leading on Labor Day failed to win the pennant. The Indians and Gian's look poised for the World Series with a strong lead listed in the analysis.

Indians Gian Sporting News Yankees Red Sox Cardinals Dodgers

Yankees Hit Over 5600 Homers This Season

New York Yankees hitters have surpassed 5600 home runs this season with Hank Bauer contributing a key blast against the Tigers to push the club past 114 homers for the year. The Sporting News notes no other club has matched this total, while the Giants trailed with 4673 as of September 5.

New York Yankee Hank Bauer Tigers Yankees Sporting News Giants

Devens Drops Game in Village League Playoffs

Devens fell 49-8 in the third game at Littleton as Littleton Fort Stan Knox posted four hits including a triple. Devens still leads the series two games to one, with game four delayed by rain and a ninth inning rally near a 9-9 tie.

Littleton Fort Devens Devens Stan Knox

Women Taking Up Hunting and Fishing in New York

Albany reports women are proving better than average at hunting and fishing. The state Conservation Department notes increasing licenses issued to women in the district area and attributes it to women's patience and persistence, even as some male competitors grudgingly acknowledge their skill.

Albany N.Y State Conservation Department

Middlesex Prep for Opener Under Coach Pratt

Middlesex football drills under F Wolsey Pratt as the 1954 squad prepares for a October 2 opener against Rivers. Captain Peter Newell Guy, from Binghamton NY, leads the team with Myron Wick Ladd as student manager from Dover NH.

Concord Middlesex F. Wolsey Pratt Rivers Peter Newell Guy Binghamton New York

Watertown Team Names Lineup After Tuesday Practice

The roster includes Cap ough leading the squad with Kevin Kierce Russ Deane Gerald Roth James Ki cell Joe Con Dave Wilson Ed Harper Jerry Dick Manion and Dave Ringland. Team plans for the season and upcoming games were discussed.

Acton Watertown Capough Comb Kevin, Kierce Russ Deane Gerald Roth James Kicell Joe Con Dave Wilson Ed Harper Jerry Dick Manion Dave Ringland Ker

Drowning Perils Highlight Rural Water Hazards in Ohio

The report notes many drownings occur in rural settings such as stock tanks and tubs. Officials say a large portion of victims are non-swimmers from farming communities around Columbus and Croy.

Columbus Croy Ohio

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