Word: concord
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Throughout the wars of the Republic, it has been a tradition that the New England troops are always among the first on the scene of action, that they hold their own with the regiments of other sections of the country. Whether it be the Minute Men at Concord, the Volunteers of Putnam and Warren at Bunker Hill, or the 2nd Massachusetts breaking its way through Baltimore to the defense of Washington in 1861, the New England men have been called upon among the first, and have answered that call with readiness and valor. And in this war the tradition...
...spite of adverse weather conditions the undefeated University hockey team is leaving at 12.30 for Concord, N. H., where it will meet the fast team of St. Paul's School. The game is expected to be close. St. Paul's team is considered unusually strong, having defeated the 1922 team 6-2 in its first game of this year...
...Middlesex, at Concord, (Tentative...
...Cambridge; Roger Williams Buntin '21, of West Newton; Edward Cabot '20, of Milton; Charles Arthur Clark '19, of Milton; Frederic Cameron Church '20, of Lowell, Robert Ellsworth Gross '19, of West Newton; Jabish Holmes, Jr., '21, of New York, N. Y.; Henry Bigelow Williams Snelling '21, of Concord; Norman Stuart Walker Jr., '20, of Castleton Corners, N. Y.; Henry Kent White, Jr., '19, of Milton. Manager Edmund William Pavenstedt, Jr., '20, of New York, N. Y., was also awarded his letter...
...Freshman hockey team went down to a 6 to 2 defeat before the St. Paul's team Saturday at Concord. At the start the St. Paul's seven drove the Freshmen before them in a hard attack, scoring three goals in the first eleven minutes of play. In the last four minutes of the first half, the Freshman defense gave way again and three more goals were scored by the Concord seven. In the second half 1922 played better hockey. On each attack, the St. Paul's forwards found the Freshman defense too strong. Humphrey at right wing was effective...