Concord Scorches Stoneham 26 7 in 1951 season opener at Emerson
Concord High School opened its 1951 football season with a 26 to 7 win over Stoneham at Emerson Playground before about 2,000 fans. Lyle Carlson and Dick Sogan scored early as Carlson added another in the second period, giving Concord a 23–0 lead at halftime. Stoneham battled back briefly but Concord stretched its Massachusetts game-winning streak to 49. Ed Casey and Warren McCarthy connected for passes, while Picano and Olsen propelled Concord on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Comnedrid High
Emerson Playground
Downing
Stoneham High
Massachusetts
Ovier
Stoneham
Lyle Carlson
Dick Sogan
Harry “Malonson
Frank* Picano
Carlton
Ryan
Carlson
T.d
McKenna
Ken.Olsen
Larry Scammon
Picano
Ed Casey
Warren McCarthy
al Fallovillita
Dave DeRuzzo
Malanson
Scammon
Casey
Statham
Olsen
McKensha
Queen’s Vo
PoHowing
Rafter
Wayrof
Malonson
Concord C Squad Opens Season Against Waltham Here
Concord's C football squad starts the season with a home game against Waltham Junior High at Emerson Playground at 3 o'clock. Coach Bob Seward leads Concord with backfield threat Dave Bouchard and backs Bob Davidson George Byron and Arthur Duggan. Waltham features Harold Kelly at quarterback with George Mara Joe Florio and Dick Kezar in the backfield.
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Concord
Concord High School
Frankie Collins
Waltham Junior High
Emerson Playground
Collins
Harold Kelly
George Mara
Joe Florio
Dick Kezar
Angelo Mosca
Waltham
Ronald Bourque
Bill Pittman
al Vitale
Joe Kelly
Dick Rhodes
Jack Levey
Bob Seward
Dave Bouchard
Bob Davidson
George Byron
Arthur Duggan
Concord and nearby teams clash in varied Friday schedule
Friday listings show Concord high C squad facing Waltham Junior High at Emerson playground at 3:30. Other events include Concord high football at Revere, Maynard high at Hudson, and continuing golf and tennis championships at the Concord Country Club.
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Concord High
Waltham Junior High
Emerson Playground
Revere
Maynard High
Hudson High
Hudson
Country Club
Concord
Needham High
Needham
Middlesex School
Milton Academy
Middlesex
Concord Country Club
Eastern Hockey League adopts two four team divisions
The Eastern Hockey League outlines a 56 game schedule with two four team divisions. Eastern includes Boston Olympics New York Rovers New Haven Tomahawks Springfield Indians while Western features Atlantic City Gulls Philadelphia Falcons Washington Lions and Johnstown Jets. Division winners play for division titles. overall champion to face the International League. Opening dates set with Washington Oct 23 and New Haven Springfield Oct 24. Atlantic City Johnstown Boston Oct 26. New York Oct 28. Philadelphia Nov 7.
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Eastern Hockey League
Thomas F. Lockhart
New York
Boston Olympics
New York Rovers
New Haven Tomahawks
Springfield Indians
Atlantics City
iSea
Gulls
Philadelphia — Falcons
Washington Lions
Johnstown Jets
Boardwalk Troy
Lockhart
Washington
New Haven
Springfield
Atlantic City
Johnstown
Boston
Middlesex Opens 1951 Football Season at Home
Concords Middlesex school eleven under coach F Wolsey Prat t hosts Milton Academy in a 2 30 PM Saturday opener. The green squad includes three Concord boys Fritz Kussin Jonathan Piper and Link Smith. This game kicks off a seven game schedule.
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Concord
F. Wolsey Pratt
Middlesex ‘School
Milton ‘Academy
Fritz Kussin
Jonathan Piper
Link” Smith
Concord Rivals Lose Grid Games in Weekend Action
Concord teams faced mixed results with Hudson defeating Méthuen 7-0 for a second win, Canton defeating Needham 12-7, Norwood hammering Framingham 34-14, and Newton tying Rindge Tech 13-13. Lexington beat Winthrop 39-0, Chelmsford downed Pundhariftost 32-19, and Belmont topped Maynard 13-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hudson
Méthuen
Needham
Canton
Framingham
Norwood
Rindge Tech
Newton
Winthrop
Chelmsford
Belmont
Maynard
Mary's
Brookline
Concord Harriers Fall In Pilgrim Division Opener
Concord harriers lost 24 35 at Wellesley in opening Pilgrim Division meet. Dave Woodruff placed third for Concord while others trailed. Capt A Magurn ran first nine against Coach Chapman's squad. Next meet at Revere Friday and home match October 11 versus Winchester.
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Concord
Bob Hammond
Bedford
Concord H ‘School Harriers
Wellesley
Dave Woodruff
Finshers
A” Magurn
Chapman
Revere
Springs
Winchester
Bedford RedSox Bow To Gismos In Softball Playoffs
Bedford RedSox fall twice to the Gismos in Lexington Softball League playoffs 7-6 and 11-8. Charlie Genetti triples and Dom Genetti with two hits and McMahan adds two hits including a homer in game two. Colonials cruise past Essos 4-1 and 9-2 to set final against Bedford contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Red Sox
Boston Red “Sox
Lexington
Gismos
Genetti
Colonials
Essos
Charlie Genetti
Dom Genetti
McMahan
Mutty Earns Post on Norwich Team
Mutty earns a varsity guard position at Norwich University eleven. Listed as sophomore guard number three, 19 years old at five seven and 175 pounds, he played in Norwich’s 31 to 6 win over Maine Maritime. Massachusetts youths Bill Cranwell of Malden and Charlie Pulsford of Metrowest are among new teammates. Pulsford, a sophomore end, scored three times in Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Pet E Mutty
Norwich University
Norwich
Maine Maritime
Massa
Chusettscoys
Bill Cranwell
Malden
Charlie Pulsford
Metrose
Concord High Star Finan Visits Parents Before UMASS Season
Concord five sport athlete Dick Finan, now at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, spent the weekend with Patrolman and Mrs. James E. Finan Jr. at 25 Everett Street. He is a varsity football squad member preparing for a season opener next Saturday.
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Concord
Dick” Finan
Concord High School
University of Massachusetts In
Amherst
James E. Finan, Jr
Everett Street
Indians occupy almost five million acres of land
Indians occupy nearly five million acres in New Mexico according to historical land surveys. The report details allocations and boundaries among tribes and surrounding settlements, noting governmental oversight and local responses to the expansive tribal domains.
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New Mexico
Concord High School Loses Noted Clash With Beington
In a hockey style football score, Concord High falls to Beington 6-0 as S Richards scores for the winners while Carottas shines for the losers. Bob Jeremiah earns standout lineman honors. The day also features Gardner edging the squad 1950 and a 0-0 tie with Needham.
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van ‘Kennedy
Concord High School
Braintree
Newseere
Gardner
Needham
Bedford
A. C
Action and bowling league notes from local clubs
Action reports include Acton Horse Show results, Jack Hayes elected Mill Dam Bowling League president, Ray Dreschler at Musketaquid shoot, Pewtherer's Train Club beats Lexington T.T. with Shorty Wilson and John Cashman coaching, Al Gilman of Bedford pitching for the losers, and a 5 year old Concord high school bout with Prichard 34-0. The Mejian machine shows potential power, Skewes Finan Fen ton Erickson and Muscato lead scorers. Taxi nine wins West Concord Twilight League title.
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Acton
Jack Hayes
Concord ‘Highbouts
Prichard
Megin
Skewes
Finan, Fenton
Concord Cal Geary, Dick Meehan Win Opening Golf Tourney
Concord Cal Geary and partner Dick Meehan shot 71 to lead the Fallen Can ataster Golf Club last Friday. Geary previously won the tourney last year with Bob Brady.
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Concord
Cal Geary
Dick Meehan
Aster Golf Club
Geary
Bob Brady
Derby post-time favorites in crowded race card
The report notes thirty six post-time favorites with 48 percent winning. It records nineteen unplaced runners and details that seventeen finished second and four took third while others failed to place.
Concord Triumph in Rough Gridiron Clash at Stoneham
Concord and Stoneham battled in a high scoring game with Carlson Ryan Olsen Maloneson and McKenna among the scorers. Officials included Referee Bill Stewart Jr and players such as Van Leer and Cullinane noted for injuries and lineup changes. The home crowd saw a heat soaked afternoon and a call for better program printing before next home game against Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Stoneham
Carlson
Ryan
Olsen
Malonson
McKenna
Mients
Picano
Bill Stewart, Jr
Frank Coady
John Daley
Marty Boyie
Fime
Maynard
Red Sox
Yankees
Richards
Richard
Bernie
Megin
Awvill
Donnie Cullinane
Bob
Bob Sheehan
Bill Parker
Walter
Avery
Hans -van- Leer
Conecérd High School Field Hockey Schedule Preview
Conecérd high school field hockey team resumes practice for the season under captain Anne Knudsen with Miriam C. Clark returning as coach. The nine game schedule includes three home games against Lexington Maynard and Stoneham as the season winds up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecérd
Artington
Anne Knudsen
Miriam
C. Clark
Correord
Mél Geedotiner
Trivals
Lexington
Maynard
Stoneham
Musketaiquid Sportsmen Meet Supper Report West Conford
The Musketaiquid Sportsmen held their regular meeting and supper last Thursday evening at the clubhouse. Patrolman Fred Nolam and his committee served the supper. James Barrington of Boston is the club president.
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West Conford
Fred Nolam
Stepper
James Barrington
Boston
VA to Mobilize Seven Hospitals for Disaster Relief in New England
Dr Francis B Carroll VA Area Medical Director says seven VA hospitals in southern New England will provide immediate disaster relief with emergency beds and flexible space. The plan coordinates with state civil defense and VA Central Office, as shown in past floods and polio outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Veterans Administration
Thi
Francis B. Carroll
Carroll
Washington
Providence R. L
Newington
Conn
Middle ‘West
Louisiana
Midwest
Topéka
Kansas
Shreveport VA
Concord community notes outline harvest drive and events
Concord announces the Emerson hospital harvest collection for Tuesday October 16 serving area towns. The Catholic Guild for the Blind conducts the Odd Harvest drive with Mrs Florence Casey of 48 Belknap Street as campaign chair. Red Cross plans its fourth final blood donor visit in November. Concord Young Republican Club prepares for the Massachusetts Republican 21 club fall convention at Wellesley. The Concord 23rd Infantry Band rehearses weekly at the old Concord High School. The Concord Chorus begins its season October 2 singing Bach Mass with Nancy Loring Ghush directing the 125 voices. Col M Whitney and Rep David B Williams represented the James J Mansfeld Post at legion exercises in Waltham. Williams is a past post commander.
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Catholic Guild For the Blind
Florence Casey
Belknap Street
Concord Campaign
Concord Chorus
Nancy Loring
Ghush
Concord M Academy
Eny Gage
Street
Accout
M. Whitney
David
B. “Williams
James J. Mansfeld
Ac‘l
Waltham
Wil Hams
Medford Declares Civil Air Patrol Week With Exhibits
The week of October 7 to 13 is proclaimed Civil Air Patrol Week in Medford by Mayor Frederick McDermott. The Medford Squadron will host an exhibit in Medford Square with a loaned L-13 patrol plane, nightly films, cadet drills, radio demonstrations, and a city TV appearance with Bump Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Cevil Air Patrol
Medford
Frederick McDermott
Civil Air Patrol
Medford Square
DeFina’s Men’s
Armed Forces
Russell “Skinner
Lieut
Skinner
Harold Sheppard
Bump Hadley
Harry J.standring
Massachusetts
Ooe
Ames Cog Maid
CAP
Miss Cannella Hosts Bridget Church Ceremony
Showe Ma Hugson Mis daughter of M a les Cannella and Bridget Cascéli a street hosted a church tendered affair yesterday at Hall Maynard with 50 relatives present.
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Hugson
Cannella
la Oynard
Frank Cascéli
Bridget
Church
Hall
Maynard
Miss Cannel
Unclear OCR Item Supplies Fragmentary Names and Dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names such as Scudder and Townsend along with locations Connecticut Maryland and Great Lakes. Contains partial phrases about birth dates and a note about an deposit lost. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the readable text.
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Scudder
Connecticut
Cord
Monument
Townsend Scudde Connecicut
Boody
Maryland
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Couvee
Spooner
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van Leer
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Webber
Soule
Gaylor
Magoon
Fallovillita
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Knight
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Emerson Hospital
Concord Red Cross Chapter
Concord Chapel
Concord ‘Young Republican Club
the Republi
Concord 23Rd Infantry Band
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