Ex-Concord Players Spread Across the United States
A new sports book, Minute Men In Football, traces former Concord players now living nationwide from California to Maine. It lists dozens of ex players and coaches with current cities, including Everett Mori in Los Angeles, David Kean in California, Joe McGann in San Carlos, and many more across Hawaii to New England. Copies cost $1 with a coupon in this week’s Enterprise.
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Rudy Currier
Goncord
Minute Men
California
Concord
Everett Mori
Los Angeles
Californi
David’ Kean
Inx
Oie
Joe McGann
San Carlos
Carr
Hemet
Ralph Rockwood
Friant Pid
Cervin
Navy Iit
Memphis
Donald
O'Neil
Ada
Ohio
Anderson
Gainesville
Florida
Jim” Badelfyetthe
Winchester West
Miami
Flotida
Robson
Williamsport
Roger ‘Robinson
York
Wendy. Lapot
Michiizan
Edway
New York City
John
Newington
Connecticut
Tom Dee
York Beach
Maine
Bill Dee
Springfield
Vermont
David Kent
North Scituate
Rhode Island
Karl Madsen
Exzyp
Mass
Paul Nelson
Northampton
Andy Raymond
Amherst
N. H
Jim Varley
Cedarhurst
Long Island
N. Y
Frank Pickard
Tarrytown
New York
Vic Heyliger
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Murray
Marquieste
Wisconsin
Earl Peckham
Worcester Academy
Buddy” Rodgers
Boston Globe
Alan Wheeler
Newport
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Shoulder pivot mechanics for efficient golf swing
The article explains shoulder and hip pivots, noting shoulders rotate twice as much as hips and must reverse to return to address at impact. It emphasizes keeping the head still, fixed on the ball, and maintaining a straight but not locked right leg while practicing with a slight fence to guide motion.
How to Time the Wrist Throw for Maximum Golf Power
The image shows the body position at impact with the left shoulder up right run down left hip thrusting up and weight behind the ball. It explains that cocking the wrists too early wastes the throw’s power and can cause tops or an off line shot.
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Val Muscato Now At Notre Dame
Val Muscato, indoor 440 yard champion, transfers to Notre Dame in South Bend Indiana. He is eager to hear from Concord friends and continues his athletic career at the university.
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Val Muscato
Notre Dame
Conard Hi
Indiana
Concord
Missouri parking law permits off street lots in cities
Missouri joins other states in allowing cities to create public off street parking areas to ease congestion. Kansas City is seen as a likely early adopter for the measure.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Concord Area High School Sports Calendar Overview
Friday events include Concord High football practice at Emerson Playground and a game against Stoneham High at 2 30 p m. Middlesex School meets Boston Trade at Middlesex Field at 2 39 p m. Weekend golf continues at Concord Country Club. Maynard faces St Charles of Waltham at Alumni Fields 2 30 p m. West Concord Town Team plays St Bernard s Holy Name in the baseball championship series continuation.
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Middlesex Field
Concord Country Club
Maynard High School
St. Charles of Waltham
Alumni Fields
West Concord
St. Bernard's Holy Name
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New Loop Sets Cross Country Season Schedule at Concord
Concord High School hosts a Winchester session this week to plan the Eastern Massachusetts Interscholastic Cross Country League. Track Coach W Harold O Connor will attend as temporary secretary. The league has two divisions and will schedule an intra-division meet after the season’s first meet next week.
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Winchester High School
W. Harold
Siip” O'Connor
Concord High School
O'Connor
Olympic Games to be held in London in 1948
Olympic games set for London from July 28 to August 14 1948 with elaborate preparations for 5000 athletes and 2000 officials as reported by British Railways.
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Londo
British Railways
Concord Faces Stoneham in Home Game Saturday
A large crowd is expected at Emerson Playground as Concord hosts Stoneham next Saturday with kickoff at 2 30 p m Stoneham coach Jim Miller and his squad scouted Concord at the Prichard game Last year Concord won 33 0 in the series that began in 1925 with Concord leading 10 8 and two ties Stoneham holds the point lead 193 to 163.
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Concord
Prichard
Stoneham
Emerson Playground
Jim Miller
Navy
Bettween Concord
Weekend Football Picks From Concord Fans
Local tally of season picks shows 8 correct results and 5 misses across 13 selections. Upsets noted include Belmont over Marlboro and Arlington over Newton, with several near-certain choices listed for this week and a few cautious predictions like Weston and Brookline facing tough tests.
Ham Johnson Tie In Tourney At Concord Country Club
Ham and Charles B Johnson tied for top honors in a Concord Country Club golf tournament scoring 51 points each in the eagle birdie pat format. Other results include James W Austin 50, George K Whitney 47, E Payson True 46, and several players with 45 or fewer points.
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Concord
Mason L. Ham
Charles B. Johnson
Concord Country Club
James W. Austin
George K. Whitney
E. Payson True
Hubert M. Waell
Danforth W. Contins, Sr
Dr. Randolph Piper
John W. Codding, Jr
Corverse Hill
Minute Men In Football history book for Concord area
Rudy Currier publishes a football history book covering Concord High from 1889 to present. It features 18 group photos and 16 individual pictures, with early players named, and photos from teams dating to 1920 through 1984. Available late month for $1 at local stores and by mail order with coupon.
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Concord
Rudy Currier
Mainstret
Jim Mara
Henry Tolman
Eddie Loughlin
Louis Sohier
Ted’ Smith
Walter Carr
Tom Byron
Frank Mara
Frank Byron
Matt Powers
Eddie Dee
Bill Hennessy
Walter Hubbard
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Yesteryear
Sanderson’s
Ledgard’s
Tom King’s
Maynard
Rexall
Ferrari’s
West Soncord
South Acton News Co
Town Shop Inc
West Acton
Concord Package Store
Concord Bookshop
Snow's Pharmacy
Richardson Drug Co
John Bartolomeo’s
Pedinalli’s Variety
Macone Sporting. Goods
Hudson
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Only One Future Concord Opponent Wins First Game
Weather halted most games as Concords foes opened 1947 schedules. Billerica defeated Ayer 64 to 27, Hudson fell to Shrewsbury 26 to 6, Winchester beat Lexington 21 to 0, Dedham shut out Woburn 12 to 0, Norwood edged Needham 13 to 0, and Winthrop tied Marblehead 12 to 12 in the lone victory or draw results among listed opponents.
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Concord
Billerica
Ayer
Chelmsford
Stone
Maynard
Hudson
Shrewsbury
Lexington
Winchester
Woburn
Dedham
Needham
Norwood
Winthrop
Marblehead
Lynn Classical
Onslow Wins Loop Pennant for Waterloo Team
Jack Onslow of West Acton, long connected with Boston majors, captured the Three-Eye League pennant with Waterloo Iowa after taking over as manager two months earlier. His club rose from sixth to first and he reportedly won one playoff game.
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Concord
Jack Onslow
West Acton
Boston
Waterloo
Iowa
Maynard Horseshoe Club Wins In Salem Match
The Maynard Horseshoe Club traveled to Salem last Saturday under floodlights and edged the Salem Horseshoe Club 19 to 17. Members attending from Maynard were Onni Latva Eino Yatra Charles Robbins Harold Bores Sokotowski 2d Dr S J Holappa.
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Maynard Horseshoe Club
Salem
Salem Horseshoe Club
Onni Latva
Eino Yatra
Charles Robbins
Harold
Bores Sokotowski
S. J. Holappa
Concord Coach Delivers 51-0 Shutout of Prichard Megin Era
Concord High’s grid coach Megin began his tenure with a strong start after a 51-0 victory over Prichard Megin. Since taking the helm, he has compiled 22 wins, four losses and two ties, with two wins by a single touchdown margin and two by one point.
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Concord
Prichard
Megin
Concord High
Watertown Nips St. Casimir’s In 5-3 Victory
Maynard Bob Plunkett pitched well as Watertown edged St. Casimir’s 5-3 at Crowe Park. Crosby’s walk and Daly, Anamian, and Costello produced early runs, with Watertown adding on in the fifth and eighth frames. Fred Wasiluk led St. Casimir’s with two extra-base hits and strong fielding.
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Bob Plunkett
Watertown
St. Casimir’s
Crowe Park
Bill Morrill
Crosby
Manning
Anamian
Daly
Joe Costello
Plunk
Fred Wasiluk
Chet Karpiechik
Haréingtton
Monahan
Daly Ib Costello
Huntington
Plunket
Gudzinowicz
Lankiewicz
Wasiluk
Sikorsky
Morrill
Lehto
Karpiechik
S. Watts
Rfamie
Ceave
St.Casimir
West Concord Wins Second Straight Title Bout
Char lie Hopkins pitched a five hit 3 1 victory over St Hernard s of Concord as West Concord All Stars clinched their second straight title in the town baseball series at Emerson Playground. Hopkins fanned eight with two walks while Billy ONeill allowed six hits and nine strikeouts in a close pitcher s duel. Key fifth inning rally featured Jimmy Condon Paul Sebastian and a wild pitch, with Sebastian stealing home on a balk. An eighth inning double by Condon and a ninth inning sequence including Antognoni stealing home sealed the win.
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West Concord
Charlie Hopkins
West Concord All-Stars
St. Hernard’s
Concord
Emerson Playground
Hopkins
Billy O’neill
O’neill
Jimmy Condon
Paul Sebastian
Matt Sepe
Condon
Jack Wallace
John DiRuzzo
Sebastian
O'Neill
Roy Anderson
D. O’sullivan
Freddie Macone
Dana Pierce
Joe Antognoni
Jack Sheehan
Sheehan
Antognoni
Paul Moynihan
Harriers Edge Wellesley in Concord Opener
O'Connor of the school track team competed as teams from Winchester Arts and Melrose Vision Concord town Wellesley and Revere opened the league meet in Concord Friday.
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Winchester
Arts and
Melrose Vision
Concord
Town
Wellesley
Revere
Welles
Sleepy Defeats Sleepy in West Concord Baseball Contests
In a intratewt style game, Sleepy defeated West Concord with a pitching duel led by Sammy Hosmer Dee and Leo Duggan for the winners. John Olsen and Jim Flann contributed two hits as Tony Pagano led the losers. A supper followed at Musketaquid amid the meeting.
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Tudy
West
Sammy Hosmer
Dee
Loughlin
Jim Flann
Leo Duggan
John
Olsen
Jim
Tony Pagano
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