Concord Carlisle Prep Faces Winchester Tilt In Opener
Coach Walter Carew leads his green but eager Concord-Carlisle squad into the Winchester opener with optimism despite a recent coaching change. Captain Jim Menucci anchors a strong Knowlton era lineup for Concord, while Carew tests three full teams and a reshaped backfield led by Hoyt Taylor Donovan Blair and Boynton.
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Walter R. Carew
Bernie Megin
Concord-Carlisle
Henry Knowlton
Megin
Sachems
Concord
Bellino Boys
Manchester Field
Knowlton
Jim Menucci
Ed Cutting
Mike Bellino
Menucci
Bob
John Callander
Bob Branley
Sam Roaundi
Carew
Dedham
Natick
Keith
C.c.hs
John Boynton
Billy Donovan
Donovan
Arthur Maguin
Jack
Jerry Ireland
Bruce DeVitto
Frank Krypel
Dave Bouchard
Dan Bova
Winchester
Hoyt Taylor
Charlie Blair
Boynton
Magurn
Ken Anderson
Capt. Ireland
Pete Manchuso
Mike Franz
Billy Napoli
Mark Mullaney
Ken Temple
Seth Aronie
Joe Tiano
John Hurstak
Frank McNamara
John Gralton
Sandy Smith
van Dory
Devitto
Pinkey Olsen
Bob Damon
Bernie Kelley
John Devlin
Rickey Loughlin
Fishing Outlook In Acton With A Drier Summer
Jim Shepard wildlife district manager notes a poor fishing season due to limited rain and low brook water but reports trout stocking last spring is growing rapidly. Next month brings upland game season with plentiful pheasant sightings and updated Massachusetts game laws to be reported next week.
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Acton
Massachusetts
Jim Shepard
Bedford Beats CCHS In Close Cross Country Match
Concord-K. Hanson won the practice cross country meet with a 13:32 over 2.5 miles, followed by Captain Mike Towler in 14:13. Bedford scored 24 to CCHS 31, aided by top finishes from Hanson, Towler, Lapham, Currier, and Calahan as regional rivals prepare for upcoming meets.
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Concord
K. Hanson
Concord-Carlisle
Capt
Mike Towler
Towler
Hanson
Bedford
Billy Snow
Acton-Roxborough Soccer Set with Two road Tests
Acton Roxborough will travel to Littleton next Tuesday and then visit Lincoln Sudbury on October 2 after Tuesday’s scheduled game.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Littleton
Lincoln-Sudbury
Investments in U S Savings Bonds Promoted
Officials launch a campaign urging citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds to boost national savings and support economic growth. The effort stresses patriotic duty and long term financial security through government backed securities.
TV Magic Circus Show at Hudson Theatre Sat Sun
Ring A Ding brings WMUR TV friends for magic comedy clowning audience games and prizes. He performs a balloon act and is known as TVs Original Balloonatic author of leading balloon sculpturing books. The show airs Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. on Channel Nine with souvenir balloon animals for kids.
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Hudson Theatre
SAT
SUN
Ring-A-Ding
Wmur-Tv
Channel Nine
TV Guide
Amusement Business
Circus Review
Ringling Brothers
Clyde Beatty
Cole Brothers
Hudson Theater
Bedford Players Adopt Mouthpieces For School Games
Bedford School committee votes that all varsity junior varsity and freshman players wear protective mouthpieces. Dentists hold evening clinics to fit each Bedford boy on the high school team with a custom fitted piece. Players are expected to wear the mouthpiece during game competition.
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Bedford
Nmust
Holy Name Bowling League Results at Tutte's Alleys
In Sunday action Maynard league results Red Wings 3 Bruins 1 Rangers 2 Maple Leafs 2 Canadiens 4 Black Hawks 0. Leading scorers were T King 343 A Twombly Jr 339 and J Fava 304. Next action set for Sunday evening.
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Tutte’s
Red Wings
Bruins
Rangers
Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Blackhawks
T. King
A. Twombly, Jr
J. Fava
Boosters Plan Meeting to Organize Maynard Activities
Maynard booster club invites local residents to Eagles Hall at 8 tonight for planning. The group credits itself with reviving competition and football at Maynard High, sponsors a yearly all sports testimonial, distributes jackets, and awards trophies with local business support.
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Maynard
Eagles Hall
Will DeRosa
Allsports
Maynard H. S
Pigskin Pickins Prognostications for Openers
Waltham to beat Malden in a close game and Wayland to win at home over Marshfield. Lexington to fall to Belmont, Newton to lose to Everett, Arlington to top Somerville. Upstate Marborough to defeat Shrewsbury, Hudson to beat Westboro, Natick to beat Wellesley, Framingham close to Braintree. Concord to lose at Winchester, Lrose to beat Stoneham, Wakefield over Reading, Maynard over Cambridge Latin, Woburn over Newburyport. Bedford to lose at Ashland, Lowell to beat Peabody.
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Waltham
Hugh
Malden
Wayland
Marshfield
Lexington
Belmont
Newton
Everett
Arlington
Somerville
Upstate
Marborough
Shrewsbury
Hudson
Westboro
Natick
Wellesley
Framingham
Braintree
Crossways
Gewnethe
Acton and Groton Face Close Acton-Championship, Saturday Call
Hassle Sports League playoff results show Acton Youth Center defeating Groton 7 to 1 in the Sunday final after an early game delay. Belliveau pitched for Acton with Parks behind the plate. Primiano and Sparmare noted for Groton. The league plans a Saturday decisive game at Littleton to resolve the first game's disputed call and umpiring controversy.
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Acton
Nashoba Valley
Acton Youth Center
Groton
Bellievau
Parks
Primiano
Sparmare
Sindoris
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club Fields Day Set for Oct 14
The Nashoba Sportsmen's Club announces its first fall meeting at the new North Acton clubhouse with a 7:30 p m spaghetti supper led by Al Cura and Al Natar. The annual field day on October 14 will feature midway pony rides archery Mo-Skeet and raffles culminating in a drawing for items including a 6 HP Arien snow thrower and a two burner Berns-o-matic camp stove. Tickets are sold by members Notar's Market and at the field day site.
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Northacton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
al Cura
Watertown
al Natar
North Acton
Leroy Bower
Notar
South Acton
Bridge Victors Are Announced at West Acton Friday
West Acton duplicate bridge winners are announced from Friday's event at the Acton Community Center. North–south winners were Joseph Kian and spouse first, Wilson and partner second, Robert John and Warren Wheeler third. East–west winners were George Neagle and John Mac Laughlin first, Rene Aelion second, George Hatch and John Young third. Matches are held weekly at 8 p.m. at the West Acton Fire Station.
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West Acton
Acton Community Center
North
Joseph Kian
Wilson
Robert John
Warren Wheeler
East
George Neagle
John MacLaughlin
Rene Aelion
George Hatch
John Young
Marlborough Panthers and rivals clash in Midland League repair
Maynard notes recap Marlborough football history as Panthers face Hudson Clinton and others for title hopes in an abbreviated circuit. Memo musings touch on Bishop Fenwick Hopkinton Framingham fray and Maynard Sunday opener history and local talent.
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Marlborough
Aers
Frank
Hudson
Panthers
Hudson Ward
Kronoff
Honen
Thoree
Northbridge
al Kulevich
Fenwich
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Waltham St. Charles
Boston
Joe
B. C
Kozolewski
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