Scholastic Leagues Announce Baseball Schedule For Season
Maynard The Mavynied tight school 1927 sport schedules announced by Ro Po Sawyer athletic director show Middlesex and Midland as the two leagues. The baseball schedule lists 20 games with five Saturday home games at Crowe Park. Winchester remains in the circuit amid rumors of stronger foes, while Middlesex adopts twelve minute periods to start the season, affecting smaller schools. Home games begin April 17 with Stoned as a listed match.
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Ro Po Sawyer Athletc
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Midland
Haiving
Crowe Park
Tay
Hudson and
Concord
Winchester
Winchester Hs
Tey
Penmant Waa
Middlesex League
Football schedule poses scattered 1937 dates across Middlesex and Midland leagues
The record lists football fixtures with towns Marlboro Belmont Clinton Lexington Concord Milford Reading Winchester Hudson Stoneham Maynard and May 1937 dates. It includes home and away games such as Milford at Belmont and Lexington at Maynard with dates from April through November and notes two undecided Concord date.
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Marlboro
Belmont
Clinton
Lexington
Concord
Milford
Reading
Winchester
Hudson
Ganes
Stoneham
Maynard
Orel
Neve
Stonehal
Oaven
Middlesex
Girl Scouts Earn Tenderfoot Badges in Maynard
In Maynard an investiture ceremony elevated Troop 2 to Tenderfoot Scouts. Beverley Denniston Helen Marrino Annie Colombo Grace Newman Ogda Reini Elizabeth King Marv Trachin Helen MacPherson Van Leosalo Pauline Poulson Beatrice Glickman Ruth Kaatari Ethe Lent received badges. Captain Dorothy Marsden welcomed the group as Gertrude Hanson Arline Jemnis and Janet Poulson presented them. Patrol Leader badges went to Gert rude Hanson Grace Newman and Lillian Leosavlo. Marion Hull earned the Needle woman badge while Beverley Green of Troop 1 earned the Needlewoman and Drummer badges. Troop 1 planned a treasure hunt for today.
New Ambulance Ready for Maynard Area
A new hospital ambulance with smooth riding facilities and hot water heat is available to residents of Maynard Stow Acton Sudbury and surrounding communities. Contact G W Fowler or Herbert W Martin in Maynard to arrange service.
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Stow
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Sudbury
G. W. Fowler
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Acton Notes on Local Basketball and Community Updates
South Acton updates include Mrs Eliza J Owen recovering at home and Mrs Daniel Sheehan resting comfortably at Massachusetts General Hospital. The Acton Town Team beat Leominster 39 to 27 in a start to a home and home basketball series with a return game planned. The village looks forward to the annual fair with added features. A brush fire on lower School street drew the fire company. crowd attend a farewell service at Congregational Church.
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Eliza J Owen
School Street
Daniel Sheehan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Acton Town
Leominster
Scarlet Five
Leominster Boys
Acton Town Hall
Lewis Sineone
Martin Street
Lolyd Priest
Eleanor Severoni
Brunswick
Boston
Lower School Street
Chuck
4-H Clubs To Wage War On Caterpillars
Massachusetts 4-H clubs plan a statewide campaign from March 15 to April 15 to destroy tent caterpillar eye clusters and prevent a spring hatch. Harland A. Leland says 200 million caterpillars are the goal with 2,298 clubs and over 20,000 members, building on last year’s effort that eliminated more than 150 million caterpillars.
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Massachusetts
Harland A. Leland
Massachusetts State College
Leland
State Conservation Commissioner
Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts
Massachusetts Stateeperation of Women’s Cubs
State Department of
Acton Grange Plans 31st Anniversary Observance
Attorney John E. Rice screened California and Rocky Mountain pictures for Acton Grange guests. March 9 features a 7 30 start with 8 15 ceremonies for the 31st anniversary, O R E group entertainments, and mem bership applications.
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Acton
John E. Rice
Marlboro
Acton Grange
California
Rocky Mountains
Middlesex Central
Pomona Grange
Acton High School
Agriculture Scouts and State College Ties Highlighted
A brief note outlines collaboration among agriculture programs, the Boy Scouts of America, and Massachusetts State College. It signals joint activities or shared resources, reflecting early 20th century civic and educational partnerships.
V F W Auxiliary Awards At Maynard Whist Party
At the V F W auxiliary whist party in Maynard the door prize went to John Hansen. Whist prize recipients include Mrs Perkins Wilden Wasuik Patrick Murray Mrs Frank Gilleney Mrs Adams John Hansen Mrs Elizabeth Reid Mrs Murphy Laina Walsh Mrs Hansen Mrs Kelley and Mrs Kennedy. Bingo prizes were awarded to B W Mattson Miss B Gruber Mrs Carlson Edward Hoffman and Kenneth Perkins. Plans are set for a St Patrick's party March 18 at the U S Veterans hospital in Bedford.
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John Hansen
Perkins
Mrs. Carlson
Edward Hoffman
Kenneth Perkins
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Bedford
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