Concord Hosts Winchester In Crucial Unbeaten Showdown
Concord and Winchester prepare for a Middlesex League revival game with Concord riding a 14 game win streak. Coach Megin emphasizes defense while relying on a youthful lineup including Flanigan Sickman Arnold and Wayne Smith. Winchester counters with veterans such as Vin Murphy Dave Bergquist and John McCormack as the teams aim to extend perfect records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megin
Walter Carew
Jack Boyd
John O’connell
Fran Arnold
Charlie Flanigan
Skein
Concord
Falmouth
Mégin
Flanigan
Sickman
Davevis
Wallace Crawford
Brad
Mattison
Wayne Smith
Flogg
McManus
Arnold
Fairbanks
Knowlt P
Home Forces
Joe’ Bellino
Bobby Hagerty
Welney Murphy
Winchester
Middlesex
Enginston
John Chapin
Qua Ack
Uch
Larry Longworth
Joe Wlaherty
John’ Russo
Fredie Bartlett
Jim Migliacci
Doug Thomson
Butch” Murphy
Cosmo Paonessa
Vin Murphy
Dave Bergquist
Bill Edgar
John McCormack
Jack Kelliher
Neil Kerrigan
Pucky Perritano
Art Stavarides
Alee Megin
Crawford
Davis
Austin Forsythe
Knowlton
Wellesley
Hudson
Lexington
Concord and Winchester Renew Grid Rivalry Saturday
The Concord Winchester series resumes after a three year gap due to polio. Concord trails 9 losses to Winchester's 8 wins with three ties overall, dating to 1914. The last Concord win was 1953 at home, while Winchester won 26-12 in 1954 on the road.
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Concord
Winchester
Aear
Ncord
Pi Vee
Ssi Sen Re
Ee Reese Teen Te Rh
The 300 Club Tops Local Basketball Scores
Bob Murphy leads West Concord with top score in the 300 Club. The list shows Murphy 322 and W Concord teammates DeMao 317 Jones 314 Hayes 309 Hawes 305 and Maynard players Chernak 310 Lester 309 DePietro 302 Graceffa 302 Cullinane 302 Keane 301 Malcolm 300 Miller 800.
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Concord
Bob Murphy
West Concord Rcui
Murphy
W. Concord
DeMao
Jones
Chernak
Maynard
Hayes
Lester
Hawes
R. DePietro
Graceffa
Cullinane
Keane
Malcolm
Miller
Winchester Perennial Middlesex League Power Revives Sparked Schedule
The revived Middlesex Football League brings eight schools Concord Lexington Belmont Stoneham Winchester Wakefield Melrose Reading to play this Saturday. Winchester, a long time Class B threat, features as a championship contender after the league pause since 1940 due to strength imbalances with Belmont and others. Concord exited after 1939.
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Concord
Lexington
Belmont
Stoneham
Winchester
Wakefield
Melrose
Reading
K of C Bowling League to Open Season in Concord
The K of C Bowling League of Concord will begin its season this Friday September 21 at 7 PM with three matches at Tutte's Alleys in Maynard. Members are urged to report this Friday after last week’s delayed action.
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Concord
Tutte’s
Maynard
Concord Miss field hockey team drills for season
Concord Miss girls field hockey coach Miriam C. Clark has candidates training for a 10 game schedule starting October 4 at Lexington. Captain is Susan Friedman with veterans Betty Ogilvie Phyllis Campobasso Connie Huntley and Nancy Duggan returning. Play Day of Greater Boston Field Hockey Association will be staged at Concord on November 23.
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Concord
Miriam C. Clark
Lexington
Miss Clark
Sylvia Shaw Brandhorst
New York State
Susan Friedman
Betty Ogilvie
Phyllis Campobasso
Connie Huntley
Nancy Duggan
Jayvee
Greater Boston Field Hockey Association
New Luncheonette Opens at Bowling Alleys in Maynard
A new luncheonette opens at Tuito's Bowling Alleys in Maynard. The daily counter serves light lunches and snacks from 8 am to 11 pm on Sundays the service runs to accommodate bowlers between 1 pm and 1 pm. The booth is run by Salvatore Tutto and staff Leamuel Mary Byrne and Ann Nordberg, all of Maynard.
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Tuito
Salvatore “Tutto
Will
Brother
Leamuel
Mary Byrne
Ann Nordberg
Maynard
Olympic road racers named
Art Longsjo of Fitchburg Massachusetts and Dave Rhoads of San Jose California won the final two berths on the U S Olympic bicycle road racing team. Longsjo placed second in a 125 mile trial behind Rhoads with Rhoads overcoming a midrace spill to finish first at the 16 mile mark. Bernard Dodd of Quincy Massachusetts was named alternate and Thomas O Rourke of Detroit was passed over after an on bike touch in the trial.
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San Francisco
Art Longsjo
Fitchburg
Mass
Dave Rhoads
San Jose
Calif
Longsjo
U. S
Rhoads
Bernard Dodd
Quincy
Thomas O’rourke
Detroit
O’rourke
Erhard Neumann
Ae van Meier
Joe Becker
St. Louis
Lineups for Concord versus Winchester at Manchester Field
Concord and Winchester prepare for a Saturday grid tilt at Manchester Field with kickoff at 1 30 p m. Team rosters include McManus Murphy W Smith Siekman Kerrigan Forsythe Stavarides Davis Perritano Arnold McCormack Mattison Berquist Denaro Chapin Crawford Flaherty Flanigan and Rae offering a glimpse of the opening lineups.
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Concord
Winchester
Manchester Field
McManus
Murphy W. Smith
Edgar Siekman
Lg Rg
Kerrigan Forsythe
C. Stavarides Davis
Perritano Arnold
Rt B
McCormack Mattison
Rele
Berquist Denaro
Ab Ab
Chapin Crawford
New England Travel Market Seen as 2 Billion Dollar Potential
Robert M. Cowen of the Boston and Maine Railroad told the England Council that outsiders view New England as a single travel region. He urged a unified sales approach to promote tourism across all six states while recognizing individual state efforts.
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Wentworth-By-The-Sea
N. H
New England
Robert M. Cowen
Pasenger
Boston and Maine Railroad
Cowan
The
England Council
Wentworth- By-The-Sea
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinell
Pamenger
School Buses Inspected and Insurance Outlined at Acton
Acton school buses operated by Or mal Laffin were inspected by the Registry of Motor Vehicles at Acton Town Hall. Accident insurance forms were given to Acton students on September 18, costing $1.25 per pupil for coverage from October 1, 1956 to October 1, 1957. Transfer of coverage applies if a student moves to another district. Last year about 75 percent of Acton children enrolled in the plan.
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Ormal Laffin
Acton
The
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Acton Bowlers Omitted From This Week’s 300 Club List
Acton players left out this week from the 300 Club are Eddie Boyden 334 Curtis Briggs 332 Ed Anderson 304 and Walter Carlson 304. Last week’s standings and results from the opening Pep event were inadvertently omitted.
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Acton
Enterprise
Eddie Boyden
Curtis Briggs
Ed Anderson
Walter Carlson
Concord Q Opens Season Versus Waltham Freshmen
The Concord-Q squad, largely rebuilt this fall by Jack Boyle, opens Monday September 24 at Emerson Playground against Waltham High freshmen. The note recalls Alaska era forts and garrisons in 1096 and 1908 for context on order.
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Concord
Jack Boyle
Emerson Playground
Waltham High
Alaska
Maynard School Plans Adult Classes and Open House
The Maynard school group outlines plans for adult evening classes in business shop work and sewing if interest grows. Citizenship education classes will also form. Open house for the new Memorial Gymnasium will be announced. Enrollment rises from 1200 to 1260 as Emerson Junior High adds staff and new students join Maynard Public Schools.
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Maynard
Maynard Memorial
Green Meadow
Albert Lever
Emerson Junior High School
Emerson Junior High
Mary Carpenter
Louis Picardi
Renard Romano
Brucen
James Farrin
Paula Ives
Janet Linsquist
Saner
Gra. Sutherland
Concord Varsity Night Game Impresses With Offense
A Concord varsity squad impressed spectators with a strong offense in a night game. The defense held firm as Wareh led scoring with 13 points while teammates contributed to a 7 point margin.
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Concord Varsity
Wareh
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