Second Line Puts Norwood in Final-March 12, 1965

NORWOOD STARS of 2-1 victory over Newton are, from left, Richie Hebner, Blaine Maus, Tom Smeltsor (Photo by Charles Carey) By JIM DUNLAP For three hockey tourney games Norwood had … Continue reading Second Line Puts Norwood in Final-March 12, 1965

Maus Goal Puts Mustangs Over Newton In OT-March 12, 1965

In the co-feature, Norwood, league runnerup to Walpole, defeted Newton, 2-1, on a goal by Blaine Maus in sudden death overtime.  The Norwood-Newton affair was a cliffhanger all the way … Continue reading Maus Goal Puts Mustangs Over Newton In OT-March 12, 1965

Norwood Six Bombs R. I. Champions, 6-2-This Day in Norwood History-February 17, 1965

The Cranston East Hockey Team, the top outfit m Rhode Island, came to Walpole last Saturday afternoon with what was supposed to be the most powerful line in New England, … Continue reading Norwood Six Bombs R. I. Champions, 6-2-This Day in Norwood History-February 17, 1965

Ricker College Star Fred Carritte Ranks Fifth In Country-February 4, 1965

Fred Carritte HOULTON, Me. — Ricker College Bulldog center Fred Carritte, Norwood, has been recognized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association as the fifth-best field goal shooter in the nation … Continue reading Ricker College Star Fred Carritte Ranks Fifth In Country-February 4, 1965

St Catherine’s Saints Capture Division Hockey Crown-February 3, 1965

St. Catherine’s CYO hockey team pulled the division title out of the hat Saturday at EC’s McHugh Forum. With the goalie out of the net, Art Conley tipped in a … Continue reading St Catherine’s Saints Capture Division Hockey Crown-February 3, 1965

Norwood Shuts out Milton-February 3, 1965

Norwood Sextet Shuts Out Milton, 2-0, For 7th In Row MR. ZERO — Norwood High goalie Tom Smelstor, who has shut out the last five opponents and has allowed only … Continue reading Norwood Shuts out Milton-February 3, 1965

Three Team Goalie-January 13, 1965

Neil Higgins not only guards the nets for Norwood's undefeated Freshmen and Junior Varsity but also sees part-time service with the Norwood High School Varsity. (Polariod Photo) (All articles originally … Continue reading Three Team Goalie-January 13, 1965

Dedham-Norwood Sunday In Pop Warner Attractions-October 28, 1964

Dedham-Norwood Sunday In Pop Warner Attractions-This Day In Norwood History-October 28, 1964

Braves Win LL Pennant On 6-1 Victory Over Indians-This Day in Norwood History-July 8, 1964

The Union Savings Bank Braves defeated the Westover Indians 6-1 at Pleasant Street Field to claim the 1964 Norwood Little League title before a massive crowd. Behind a masterful two-hitter from Pete Tamulonis, the Braves capped off their dominant 15-win season with a championship performance.

“Skip” Lockwood Signs With A’s For Huge Bonus; Assigned To Midwestern League-This Day in Norwood History-July 2, 1964

This Day in Norwood History-July 2, 1964-“Skip” Lockwood Signs With A’s For Huge Bonus; Assigned To Midwestern League