• Norwood Gains League Tie On 8-0 Win Over Dedham-November 25, 1965

    Norwood Gains League Tie On 8-0 Win Over Dedham-November 25, 1965

    Raftery Scores All Points As 10,000 See NHS Take Edge In Holiday Series Norwood plucked the turkey and a tie for the Bay State League champion-, ship Dy staving off a late Dedham rally to edge an inspired ‘‘Shiretown” team, 8-0, before 10,000 fans last Thursday morning at Dedham’s Stone Park. Norwood was a big…

  • Norwood Stays Undefeated With Thanksgiving Win Over Dedham-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1938

    Norwood Stays Undefeated With Thanksgiving Win Over Dedham-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1938

    The “Three” of the district ended their football season on Thanksgiving Day. Norwood and Walpole culminated very successful seasons, winning from their Turkey Day rivals in most convincing style. Canton lost to Stoughton by a very close 7-6 score. Coach Bill Donovan’s boys played valiantly against great odds to keep a very good Stoughton team…

  • Norwood Completes Wonderful Season-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1926

    Norwood Completes Wonderful Season-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1926

    Murray Eleven Rolls Up 50 Points on Weymouth Unbeaten Team Has Allowed Only One Touchdown This Season Coach Bennie Murrays Norwood High football team completed Its season undefeated by winning its final game, against Weymouth, 50 to 0, on the local gridiron today. Only one touchdown mars a perfect performance- that by Walpole High in…

  • Norwood Press to be Dedicated on December 20-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1894

    Norwood Press to be Dedicated on December 20-This Day In Norwood History-November 25, 1894

    NORWOODS JOLLIFICATION. Will Dedicate Its New Industrial Plant, “The Norwood Press,” Dec 20, with a Reception to the Governor. NORWOOD. Nov 25—This town is preparing to let itself loose for the biggest jollification in its history on the evening of Dec 20, when it will dedicate Its new industrial plant, which is to be known…


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