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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
10
In fall bass fishing thrives as fish move into lake and stream shallows. Anglers with casting or fly rods gain the most by quiet approach and timing from nine or ten in the morning to two or three in the afternoon. The small lures work, but a bug-type lure often proves most effective.
Gun manufacturers push buyers to read the accompanying booklet with every firearm. Henry P. Davis of Remington notes these folders contain concise assembling, disassembling, adjusting, and care information, plus part lists. Following directions promises long shooting enjoyment.
A historical note advises removing bullheads and other catfish from hooks without hesitation by snipping their sharp spines with carpenter pliers. It suggests using the same pliers to "put the fish to sleep" and detach it from the hook, then pan fry in hot oil with olives for taste.
St. Marys of Brookline blanked Maynard High 6 to 0 at Alpmat Field Sunday afternoon. McNamara scored the lone touchdown in the fourth period as the Saints overcame Maynard pressure with stout defense and key fumbles.
Concord The Mill Dam Bowling League opened with five matches among 10 teams in Lexington on Monday. Results include Macones 4 Thrift 0 and Ramblers 3 Anchors 1 with Jokers and Andy Boy also posting shutouts. High scores feature B Malloy Lincoln 317 and Sammy DeMao 314 with Anchors posting a 1369 team total.
Field hockey players listed by position report to Coach Costello last week. Front line includes Barnhart Conrad Hamblin Kienow Knipple Larrabee Lee Moody Nichols Rayner Tucker. back line includes Barry Hill Felt Putnam Smith Jewell Higgins Frizzle Linscott Starbuck Sweeney Winslow.
The Intertown Bowling League began last Monday at Tutte's Bowling Alleys with 16 teams. Many defending champions known as Old Topplers attended and posted strong scores, signaling a competitive first season ahead.
A late afternoon school bus ran Tuesday and Thursday last week boosting the Acton High School day with transport for students living beyond walking distance. The program aims to extend after school activities including sports orchestra library and study help, with continued use based on student response.
Practical guidance on planning daily work review strategies. Focus on sleep health and rested study sessions. Learn to outline lessons memorize topics reread materials and practice possible questions for tests. Develop comprehension from visuals and key terms in reading.
The Sudbury High School football season opens September 28 against Wayland with 3:15 home games and 3:30 away times. The schedule lists Wayland September 28 at Sudbury, October 3 away, Acton October 5 at Sudbury, October 10 away, Maynard October 17 at Sudbury, October 19 away, Weston October 28 at Sudbury, Ashland October 26 away, Weston November 1 away, Ashland November 4 at Sudbury. Senior and junior class officers are named, Loring Studios to photograph class pictures. magazine drive underway. notable guest Sheila Hunter from Northfleet, Kent spoke to two French classes about Britain and Europe.
Acton High School earns three cheers for principals Pearson and O’Connell for supporting extracurriculars. Soccer becomes a leading fall sport to ease football. Mr Rearson adapts activities within limits while Mr Winton’s UMass links boost the program and freshmen coaching. Students show daily commitment and strong effort.
Local notice lists Bedford students entering colleges and universities this fall. Names include Swanson entering Sauber ep college, MacLean to hospital studies, Sweetman to New Hampton School, Dodd returning to Bowdoin, and Webster, Thompson, and others beginning graduate or undergrad work at various institutions.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a slate of nominees including a Director and President, with titles for secretary and treasurer. Names mentioned include Mrs. and Schmalz, Wohrenbassi Cutler, Ralph Stone Jr, Richard Cutler, and a large committee, indicating an organizational ballot or meeting handout.
Disjointed report notes a Wachusett Inter scholastic league meeting at Groton High about upcoming baseball and interdivisional play. References to Littleton Ashby Harvard and other teams appear with schedule hints and committee involvement led by Mulvaney and a sponsor group for an event on the 26th.
Local racing notes show Bob Scoum holding strong in the Steeves discipline during a weekend event in Acton. Report mentions 0 West Acton and a 7 Tocal scout coma as readable fragments from the route.
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