Cochituate Motors Wins North Atlantic Regional Title
Cochituate Motors softball team took two Saturday games to win the U S A North Atlantic Regional championship, the first New England team to reach the world tournament in nine years. They defeated Rhode Island and Connecticut champs, then beat Metropolitan Boston in the final 7 to 1 at Municipal Stadium, Central Falls R I.
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Cochituate Motors
Massachusetts
New England
A S. A
Cochituate
Oklahoma City
N.S.C
Greeley
Colo
Merrill and Usher
Worcester
Rhode Island
Connecticut
the Motors
Boston
New Hampshire
Mainé
Cochituaté Motors
Municipal Stadium
Central Falls
R. I
Columbus Auto Body
Ansonia
Conn
Frank (Horth) Kuchta
Raybestos
Stratford
Connd
Columbus
Confecticut
speed _baller
Hammond Dominates In 8 05 Cross Country Run
Concord high senior Bob Hammond led the first annual all sports jamboree cross country event at Emerson Playground. From nine entries seven were Concord runners with six finishing. Dave Woodruff and Barry Weidner were second and third in 8 21.
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Concord
Bob Hammond
Bedford
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Concord _ harriers
al Magurn
Wayland
Chelmsford
Weston
Dave Woodruff
Barry Weidner
Neil O'Connor
Gene Herlihy
Fred Walter
Concord Hied
Everett Street
Bristol Hill
Island
O'Connor
Warren Loring
Springfield Indians Lead Eastern Hockey League Training Start
The Springfield Indians will begin training for the Eastern Hockey League season on October 26, acting as a farm club for Eddie Shore's Syracuse pro team. Hopefuls are called to Lindsay Ontario camp September 27, with other teams planning drills in early October.
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Springfield
Sprinfield Indians
Eddie Shore
Boston Bruins
Syracuse
Shafé
Font
Lindsay
Ont
Washington
Shore
Johnstown Jets
Hore
New Haven
Buffalo
Boston
Olympics
New York Rovers
Philadelphia
Falcons
Atlantic City
Johnstown
Weston Girl Wins Archery Contest
Linda Anderson of Weston won the archery contest at Emerson Playground during Saturday’s jam boree. Janice Sturr of Chéluisford placed second and Shirley Emerson of Concord High finished third. The event, under Miss Miriam C. Clark, halted after two rounds due to rain with eleven contestants remaining.
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Concort
Emerson Playground
Linda Anderson
Weston
Janice Sturr
Chéluisford
Shirley Emerson
Oncord High
Wiriam C. Clark
Concord High Field Hockey Announces Fall Schedule
The Concord high school field hockey schedule includes a game at Arlington on October 9 led by coach Miriam C. Clark with captain Anne Kudseri. Other matches list dates through November with home and away contests against nearby towns.
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Concord
Concord High School
Oferet
Arlington
Miriam C. Clark
Iis
Anne Kudseri
Watertown
Ton
Maynard
Fragmentary Highway Project Item Noted in MOS OCU Story
Readable text mentions MOS OCU SEY highways and last year but lacks full details and context.
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U S
Holy Cross to rely on sophomores in 1950 backfield
Worcester coach Eddie Anderson plans extensive use of sophomores Gene Schiller Pete Biocca Chick Murphy and Joe Harrington in backfield duties as Holy Cross opens its 58th season at Harvard on September 29 Also in the mix are All American candidate Charlie Maloy Cant Massucco Johnny Turco and Bobby Doyle with several lettermen returning on offense and a tentative defensive backfield featuring Mike Zinkiewicz Johnny Cullity and Tony Parisi plus sophomores Murphy and Parisi in key roles.
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Worcester
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Crusaders
Harvard
Anderson
Gene Schiller
Scotch Plains
N. J
Pete Biocca
Rochester
N. Y
Chick Murphy
Newport
R. I
Joe Harrington
Belmont
Mags
Charlie Maloy
Massucco
Arlington
Mass
Johnny Turco
Walhole
Bobby Doyle
Haddonfield
Maloy
Mike Cooney
Providence
R. I. Cooney
Syracuse
Dr. Anderson
Mike Zinkiewicz
Plainville
Conn
Johnny Cullity
Manchester
N. H
Tony Parisi
Schenectady
Murphy
Parisi
Old Rock Ends 19th Year at Salem Track Meet
Salem New Hampshire Rockingham Park closes its 19th year of thoroughbred racing with a meeting beginning next Monday and ending October 2. Lou Smith founder and executive director will thank the men behind the success. The feature is the $8000 Mothe Memorial Handicap with top New England connections on hand.
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Salem
N. H
Rockingham Park
Monda
Lou Smith
New England
Ou Stith
Bob Frendh
Owen E. Pons
Jim Monroe
Low Smith
Jim
Coun
Happy Landing: Fireman James Grasso Survives Fall
James Grasso 49 a New York fireman escaped with minor injuries after falling twenty feet during a study run in Schere Study New York. He fell during a test but completed the landing safely.
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Schere
N. Y
U. P
James Grasso
Debates Roar Over Autumn Rockingham Meet
At Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire the autumn meeting between September 24 and October 27 features one of the year’s loudest debates about Ralph Borgeménke’s move from apprentice to journeyman jockey and whether he can rise to top form. Odie Clelland supports Borgeménke, who ranks behind Charlie Burr among American jockeys and could prove to be a standout once his apprentice days end.
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Salem
N. H
New England
Rockingham Park
Red Sox
Ralph Borgemenke
Old Rock
Borgéménke
Charlie Burr
América
Burr
Rockingham
Borgy
Borby
Odie Clelland
Borgomenke
Witith Bives
Joe McCarthy
Jourkey
McCarthy
Clelland
Formanteés
Baliuag Fish Holiday Amid Typhoon Floods
In Baliuag Philippines housewives mark a fish holiday as a typhoon causes floods. Fisherfolk see fish drawn into rice paddy waters making catch easier. Local residents buy and feed fish as part of the disrupted daily routine.
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Baliuag
P. I
Iri
Aosee
Plant gar do eis aganitive
Readable fragments describe a plant related matter with names and places unclear. The note mentions individuals and organizations, hinting at a local event or action but lacks complete context to determine specifics.
Open hunting season tips and wind-shooting practice notes
A fragment discusses wind-shooting and clay target practice as essential for shooters. It mentions Gail Revd and Ratlington Arms Company detailing methods to reduce errors, correct stance, and use affordable equipment like hand traps to improve form and safety.
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Gail ‘Revd
Ratbngton Arms Company
Tie
Ian
Brouy
Consié
Field Fatalities Rise Despite Bun Bendling Preachments
Despite ongoing warnings, field fatalities have increased each year, indicating that the preachments against bun bending have not reduced deadly incidents. Authorities urge renewed safety measures and enforcement to curb the rising risk in the field.
Bedford Fall Baseball Practicing Under Coach Blackburn
Bedford’s fall baseball drills at Page Field run four afternoons weekly with 20 players under new junior high coach George Blackburn a Tufts graduate and former Vin Conroy assistant. Veterans include Phil Betty Dick Goyette John Enn and Ron Delate among others as the team shapes for 1953.
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Bedford
Page Field
George Blackburn
Eee
Tufts
Vin Conroy
Navy
Blackburn
Oper
Phil Béedy
Ofinie
al Betty
Phil
Dick Goyette
Clift Cormiér
Joe
Jack Petr Purcell
Bill. Siekman
Peter Purcell
Hénry Isner
Tony Magoletta
Besey
Ing
Paul Jonepison
Bion Wakelén
Donald Pike
Fithaed Phen Gilthah
Gan
John Enn
Ronald Delaté
Charles Chick
Donald McCrone
Concord Plans Fall Schedules For JV And C Teams
Athletic director Bernard E. Megin outlines fall plans for Concord schools with junior varsity and C squad football schedules. JV games include Belmont Needham Stonefall Winchester with open dates. C squad features Waltham Junior High Belmont Junior High Winchester and several opens, ending with Woburn Junior High.
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Concord
Bernard E. Megin
Jauvees
Belmont
Needham
Stonefalll
Winchester
Waltham Junior High
Bélmont Junior High
Woburn Junior High
Concord Opponents Edge Through Busy Saturday Grid Slate
Concord high foes hit the grid as Stoneham beat Wakefield 12 0 and Punchard edged Norwood 13 10. Maynard fell 7 2 to Pun chard while Shrewsbury defeated Hudson 32 26 and Marlboro toppled Framingham 26 0. Stoneham led Waldena early with Marty Melanson and Warren Carthy starring.
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Concord
Concord High
Stoneham
Wakefield
Needham
Norwood
Dicks Chagnot
Maynard
Punchard
Don Hudson
Marty Melanson
Warren Carthy
Bedford Athletes Play With Concord Teams In Saturday Events
Bedford students joined Concord squads in a mixed set of Saturday games. Names include Couvée Sweékey Ricker Arthur Setly Kuit Maddox Webber Carlson Gaynor and others in football and cheer sections. Girls from Bedford also played on tennis and field hockey teams with various teammates.
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Bedford
Concord
Id Couvée
Joe Sweékey
Eddie Ricker
Bob Arthur
Dick Kuit
Warren Maddox
Batty Webber
Lyle Carlson
Bob Gaynor
Carlson
Ee Eraney
He _Agrilio
al. Manfey
Jeaneis
Pauline Traihor
Ford
Hhe
Lake Superior Depth Noted As Vast Feature
A brief note describes Lake Superior as the deepest of the Great Lakes with a depth of 1,896 feet, remarking it is nearly a quarter mile straight down.
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Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Hole out on a caddie Coli bus md golf ball
A golf incident involves a two stroke penalty after a misplayed ball deemed unplayable. The committee ruled the shot as unplayable and assessed the additional strokes accordingly.
Concord Open Season With Stoneham Rival in 95th Series
Concord High opens Friday in Pilgrim Division play at Wellesley, as the Harriers face Stoneham in the long rivalry dating to 1925. Concord leads 14-8-2 all-time. Stoneham last beat Concord in 1946 and 1944 was a different result in the series’ early era. The game marks the 95th meeting with memories of key wins and historic margins.
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Concord
Opticsra High
Loneham High
Opeller
Lotas
Stoneham
Ideals
Barnié Mégin
Tits S.bhehani
Spot Ponetters
Storeham
Johnny Adzigian
Lexington
Concord Football Opens 1951 Slate With Stoneham Clash
Concord High starts its 1951 football schedule against Coach Tony DeTésele’s Stoneham on Saturday at Orson Playground 2:30 kickoff. Reports note tough class B foes, including Wakefield and a clash with Cambridge rivals, as players like Larry “Buda” Plenty and Bob Murphy shine for nearby teams.
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Concord
Concord High
Tony DeTésle
Stoneham
Orson Playground
DeTésemen
Wakefield
Maynard-Concord Fame
Puichard-Concord
Ansdover
Rindge Téchys
Lowell
Lowell ‘Memorial Stadium
Ted Galligan
Gam
Larry “Buda
Cantabs
Bob Murphy
Galligans
John Hassell
Tom Magsiarelli
Cambridge
Lexington
Winthrop
Chet Ingraham
Frank Murray
Maynard
Marquette
Concord High School
Clinton
Chamip
Gardner’ Hudson
Shrewsbury
Frank Provinanzo
Winchester Artscholastic
Ayer
Red
Enterprise
Middlesex School
Milton Academy
Dick Parker
Bedford
Cornell
Bonetti
Waltham
St. Bonavertre’s
Joe Gallahan
Jack Pierce
Peter Mutty
Bedford A. C. Elects Curttas as President for New Year
Bedford A. C. selects Leo Curttas as new president for the coming year. The team prepares after organizing, while losses include Bedford guards' first game 6-0 to Billerica Trojans and a 6-0 setback for Wellesley High in Lexington with Jehér, Whitehouse, Nutt and Shedd standout performers.
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Bedford A. C
Leo Curttas
Bedford Guddeis
Billerica Trojans
Wellesley High Bea
Xington
Jehér
Whitehouse
Nutt
Shedd
Ashland Gridiron Opener Delayed by 1944 Absence
Concord fitwh drilla intended to open with Pusichard but marks indicate Wilihind returns to first grid game since 1944. Co captains Val Micato and Eadie Det add aib Yed "8. S. poid" by Enter iriee. Stan Bontelewtch shone with high points for Ashland in opener.
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AGG Concord
Simon
Pusichard
Wilihind
Teath
Val Micato
Eadié Det Addig
S. Poid
Enteririee
Re Ae
Cdtic
Stan Bontelewtch
Ashland
Opetier
Landini Returns Home To Recover From Injury
Concord Paul Landini returns home to recover after breaking his leg in a game. The senior football player from Emerson Hospital was treated by Dr Charles H Duston and may miss most of the league season though hopes remain for a return in the final games.
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Paul Landini
Fered Ae
Se Aeigh
Adainarre
Serra
Emersons Hospital
Charles H. Duston
Landini
Bdal
Undefined fragments signal local sports news item
Fragmented OCR describes Sheldon Pomer a vice principal now in Port Chester watching Concord football ties to a national recreation congress and a Brockton fair prize won by Charles D. Gray.
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Beit
Shéldonr Pomer
Peter Buikeéley
Port Chester
York
National Recreation
Seyber
Vee Mears
Ledizigtén
Charles D. Gray
Brockton Fair
E sports Jamboree results and player notes
The report lists multiple players and markers across Chelmsford Weston Turner and Concord areas with minute by minute references. It notes Nancy Mor tallying and various tied periods while referees and times are described for the event segments.
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Patricia Weel
Chelmsford Y Yer
Zame
Nancy Mor
Concord Chelmsford Weston Boys Tennis Results Report
Reading school tennis results with players Meg McWal and Peggy Watk. Matches show Chelmsford and Weston pairings defeating Concord rivals. Details mention 6-0 wins and 6-4 scores with several players named, including Thomipson and Wayland.
Concord Triumph in Jamboree with Late Rally
In a late surge Concord overcame a deficit to win the preseason Jamboree. Weston sparked a quick start with a 40 yard run while Jones scored early and later found the end zone. Megill contributed a key score as Concord finished strong in the fourth quarter.
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Concord
Bernie Wes Slévéen
Weston
Wayland
Megill
Jones
Jaere
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