Maynard High Clinches Season With Alumni Victory
Maynard High defeated the Alumni 56 to 24 Saturday to close its season. Pitcher Yom Marsden struck out 10 in a strong relief effort as Pakkanen O'Brien and Marsden sparked a late ninth inning rally. The win left Maynard at eight wins, three losses. Lent and Pakkanen led with multiple hits and runs.
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Maynard High
Aluuni
J. A
O'Brien
Yom” Marsden
Powers
Lent
Akkanen
Capt. O'Brien
Pakkanen
Marsden
Courtney
M. Hi. S
Coughlin
Dahl
Jamieson
Dunlop
Keeler Criticizes Slow Starts by Modern Hitters
Billy Keeler argues that contemporary batters fail to sprint from the plate, allowing infielders to field cleanly. He recalls players who could beat out grounders, noting faster, sharper hops and quick pivots to first base. He laments a slower start at contact that costs precious reacting time.
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Billy Keeler
Keeler
Chinese ball player aids recruiting for Ninth engineers
William T. Lat, aka Lai Tin, a 22 year old former member of Hawaii's Chinese team and Brooklyn Bushwick star, travels from Philadelphia to Brooklyn Sundays to recruit applicants for the Ninth regiment of engineers to be sent to France. Lat plans to enlist after the baseball season and has worked at West Philadelphia car shops for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He previously attracted Charlie Comiskey's contract offer with the Chicago White Sox but left by his own request.
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William T. Lat
Lai Tin
Bushwick Club
Brooklyn
University of Hawaii
Philadelphia
Ninth Regiment of Engineers
France
Lai
Ife
West Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ile
Central Y. Mo
Quaker City
Charlie Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Honoluda
Drooklyn
Fritz Maisel A Star Yanks' Second Baseman in Peak Form
New York Americans manager Deaiocan says Fritz Maisel is the league's best second baseman. Maisel has played superb infield this season, covering ground quickly and throwing with bullet speed. If this pace continues he could earn the title of the greatest second baseman in the league.
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Yanks
Deaiocan
New York Americans
Fritz Maisel
Maisel
Grest
Faust
Matsel
Beasen
Marlboro Man High Maynard Dominates Local Bowling Tourney
John J. Robinson led a 28-starter field at Pastime alleys Marlboro in a three string event for a Worcester Gazette prize. Draper of Milford placed second, Levi Mulhearn trailed by one frame, while George Lynch of Maynard posted 405 in the tally.
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Maynard
John J. Robinson
Marlboro
Worcester Gazette
Robinson
Draper
Milford
Levi Mulhearn
George Lynch
Lent
John Robinson
Captain Harold Morgan Arranges Saturday Baseball Game
Captain Harold Morgan schedules a Saturday afternoon game at Crowe Park between the All Saints and Maynard teams. The All Saints squad is undefeated this year and features a fast snap inning lineup. Maynard promises a strong lineup in the matchup. The game is set for 2 P.M. at Crowe Park.
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Harold Morgan
All Saints
Klein Sets 25 Mile Auto Record at Lincoln Meet
Arthur Klein established a new world record for twenty five miles on a half mile dirt track in Lincoln Nebraska with a time of 80 minutes and 47 seconds. The previous mark of 2 minutes 47 seconds belonged to Wild Bill Endicott. The event occurred during Nebraska’s semicentennial celebration.
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Arthur Klein
Lincoln
Neb
Wild Bill Endicott
Nebraska
Wilde to Teach Boxing at Sandhurst Military College
Jimmy Wilde world champion returns from a breakdown to Alder shot Mayband and is appointed boxing instructor for the officers at Sandhurst Military College. The role suits his talent and avoids strenuous exertion on his fragile physique.
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British Military College
Jimmy Wilde
Aldershot
Mayband
Wilde
Military College
Sandhurst
Joe Corbett Runs for San Francisco Supervisor Seat
Retired pitcher Joe Corbett announces his candidacy for supervisor in the coming San Francisco election. He previously pitched for the Baltimore Orioles during the era of Jennings McGraw and Keeler.
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Joe Corbett
Seals
San Francisco
Baltimore Orioles
Jennings, McGraw and Keeler
South Acton Children Observe Day at Church
Sunday observance in Acton featured children’s songs recitations and seven christenings at the church. A ceremonial presentation followed with the children marching to the platform for a ceremonial token. A union service is planned with the two churches and Sunday school groups during the month. The Ladies’ Social Circle meets weekly to prepare for the Red Cross.
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Ehgldren
Etoir
Pos
Acton Church
Sanday School
PC. UU
Irina
Accident in Meynard injures rider near work
Alexander Morrison of Stow was in a collision on Anetonst Mey nard while returning from a workout at American Woolen fll Tue blevere. Morrison’s vehicle was badly smashed. the second party escaped with slight injuries.
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Alexander Morrison
Stow Glo
Anetonst
Meynard
Kane
New Train Service Under Review Between Boston Routes
Officials examine changes to Boston rail service with several trains removed from schedule including morning and afternoon departures. Fare details indicate a 6.70 rate on the affected line while specific train numbers and times are listed for revision.
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Boston
Doston Ea
Congregational Church Schedule Highlights Women Topic
Friday night prayer meeting at 7 45 with topic Opportunities duties and privileges of women. Sunday services at 9 30 a m communion and Sunday school at noon Christian Endeavor at 6 p m. Sunday evening sermon by pastor on Patriotism.
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Christian Endeavor
Mrs William Rawitzer Dies After Months of Illness
Mrs William Rawitzer died at her home on Selhool street yesterday morning after lengthy illness. She leaves her husband and a young daughter to mourn her loss.
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William Rawitzer
Selhool St
A Splendid Showing of White Hats at Misses Comean's
A Maynard event announces a display of white hats at Misses Comean's on Main Street. The ad notes the store will close Wednesdays at noon during July and August.
Concord Junction Weekend Visit From Net Walk Family
John Ferran returns home from Net walk Ut to spend the weekend with family. Mr and Mrs Pred Wood left Beaton where they spent the winter and live in Port Pond bungalow. Mr and Mrs Charles Beck Teft with Mr Deak father and their eldest have been visiting from Kennebunk Me by automobile.
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John Ferran
Netwalk
Pred Wood Lave
Beaton
Port Pond
Charles Beck Teft
Tuesdy
Deakfather
Weo
Kennebunk, Me
Joseph Brown
Harley Green
Adams & Bridace
Marian Flynn
Dorchester
Mildred Gerrity
John Lund
Carne Darling
Ralph Woodworth
Alfred Small
Nantacket
Misa Etta Carroll
Holliston
Mies
Margaret Vielem
Bakers
Catherine Adaine
Tron
Mra
Thurstoh Nat
St. Pratt
Agnes Shannon
Natick Fner
Alex Mekaevern
Souda
Alex Jr
Caney
Thon
Mary
Ota Este
Mere
Herold
Freani
Priv Mere
Harold ¢ Sanday
Melty
John Connoerion
Fifa
Herpen
Jude Am
Comeret
Frank Letelton
Meath
Warner
Charles Hhogin
Mies Kate Care
St Teton
Gearee
Kenoneta
Claries
Harry Mor
Prisoner Escapes Then Captured Near Silver Hill
A prisoner escaped from the Hefermatory early Sunday morning but was recaptured after several hours of freedom near Silver Hill by Officer KE. J. Kot and Alan Kennedy.
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Hefermatory
Freedom Ty
KE. J. Kot
Alan Kennedy
Silver Hill
Relocation Petition for Maynard Main Street
Maynard officials petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate Main Street from Nason Street to Summer Street. The hearing is set for July 28 at 10 a.m. in Cambridge, with notices to interested parties and publication in the Maynard Enterprise. Attested by Ralph N. Smith and Deputy Sheriff William P. Kingsbury.
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Maynard
Mass
Middlesex County Conisioners
Main Street
Nason Street
Summer Street
Frank S$. Binks
Harry B. Morse
Albert J. Smiepeh
Frank EL Sanderson
John J. Driscoll
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
County of
Cambridge
Court House
Maynard Enterprise
Ralph N. Smith
West Acton Seethes With A New State Guard Drill
West Acton on Saturday afternoon saw a new military company drill in public for possible state guard status. Inspected by an officer, Captain Parker and Lt Wood led a disciplined exhibition amid tough footing, with high praise from officers and hopes for uniforms and further training.
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West Acton
Acton
Davis Guards
National Guard
Sera Nelo Jo Cole
Torehan
No. R Pebody
Parker
Parkes
Treat
Chay
Wood
Penahoedy
Oldeton
Local Social Scene Notes and Gatherings
Multiple brief items recall visits and outings across Dorchester Natick Holliston and nearby towns. Names include Marian Flynn Mildred Gerrity Catherine Adaine and others with events such as funerals vacations visits and weekend trips detailing social ties and travel among residents and families.
Army Cloth Inspector Piven Receives Tet Report
Army cloth inspector M. S. Piven received an official Tet report on Thursday to report out Baste which he did on Friday. The examination as inspector was reported by Moulda Me Dison da an expert in the field.
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M.S. Piven
Baste
Sjsork
Local families report varied summer plans and graduations
The report lists residents like Miry Owens, Frances Bodzen, Evelyn, Harold Merriam, Hartind Lawrence, and Thomas Fo ray preparing for summer via work, school duties, or travel. It notes graduations, visits, and relatives in towns such as Alverton Hodgen Wollaston and Mianie, with cousins and neighbors planning trips and reunions.
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Wrances Bodzen
Evelyn Iit
Troy
Alverton
Hodgen
Wollaston
Aha
Harold Merriam
Hartind Lawrence
Thomas Foray
Hastings
Willis
Warren
Davehter
Miroo
Mi Clarence Qwene
Nhaby
Aiteri AD
Aphid
Soldiers in clash near Maynard on Saturday night
A clash occurred between local soldiers and Maynard youths Saturday night in Maynard. Mill Town youths claim they were assaulted. guards deny the charges. Captain Dee from Framingham arrived Sunday to investigate. no settlement reached.
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Maynard
Maynards
Mill Town
Dee
Framingham
Sewing Meetings Schedule Noted Despite Weather Disruptions
Fragmentary text indicates planned sewing meetings this week with scheduling issues and transportation concerns. Details on venues or exact dates are unclear due to garbled OCR but mentions routine gatherings and ongoing efforts to organize despite rain and delays.
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Marlboro Man High
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W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
South Acton
Universalist Church
Congregational Church
Concord Junction
William P. Kingsbury
Wise
Currie Welles
Currier
Northwestern University
Pinais
Eiminer Vaention
Bn Powler
Avina
Mark
W. B. Case
Jujiy Srd
Assabet Institution For Savings
Main
Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Concord
Edward B. Caiger
Hubbard Street
F. E. Taylor &Co
Fowler Building
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