Stockelburg Shuts Out Maynard Roval In Varsity Debut
Lincoln sophomore pitcher hurls first varsity game in a 6 run seventh inning surge by Concord. Stockelburg allows four hits twelve for Maynard, Stockelburg collects eleven hits led by Bhy ethr, Hueh and Coulin with two each. Maynard’s trio of pitchers yield 12 hits and 14 walks as Bayeur secures 19 outs. Game lasts 2 hours 10 minutes, second straight Patriots Day win over Maynard.
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Concord
Stocklebury
Lincoln
Mill Towners
Maynard
Stockelburg
Leo Bhyethr
Mike Mdé Hueh
John’ Couxlin
John Doran
Lawsonten
Bayeur
Concord Jayvees Rally Past Lexington 16 to 7 in Frantic Inning
Concord high school Jayvees, led by coach Colin Bentey, overcame a 5 1 deficit to beat Lexington Jayvees 16 to 7. Senior pitcher Paul Embryon held Lexington to eight hits while Concord hitters collected 12 against two Lexington hurlers. Game notes list Emerson and McCrone for Concord and Morash and Harding for Lexington.
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Concord
Colin Bentey
Lexington Jayvees
Paul Embryon
Jayvees
Lexington
Uprising Arts
Chet Ingraham
Blue & Gold
Concord Jayvees
W. Siefield
Emerson and McCrone
Morash
Harding
Kelley Finishes Sixth in BA A Marathon Won by Japanese Youth
Johnny Kelley placed sixth in the annual Boston Athletic Association marathon on Patriots Day. Shigeki Tanaki, 19, of Hiroshima won in 2 27 45 with John Lafferty second. Kelley 2 39 09, the third American. Gerry Cote finished seventh. Clarence De Mar, age 61, was 66th. Local fans watched along the Hopkinton to Boston route.
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Kelley
U.S
Gerry Cote
Clarence de Mar
Hopkinton
Boston
Middlesex Tennis Opens Season With Win Over St. Sebastian’s
Middlesex School edged St. Sebastian’s 50 in a season opener. Singhs Lamb beat Giblin 6 2 6 3, Heckserders beat O Shea 6 4 6 3, Weaver beat Sullivan 6 0 6 3, May beat Supple 6 1, Browne Brownell and partner defeated ie and Supple 6 2 6.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Ghns
St. Sebastian’s
Newton
Singhs—Lamb
Giblin
St. S
Héckseherders
O'Shea
Weaver
Sullivan
Supple
Browne and Brownell
Ie and
Baseball Players Now Earn Public Praise in Marietta
In Marietta Ohio officials once viewed players as pickpockets and gamblers. An 1874 report notes a person who conve nga t a faced jail time of up to 30 days for a crime, reflecting harsher town attitudes toward athletes of the era.
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Marietta, O
U. P
Ohio River
Track meet results with multiple event winners
In a regional track program, Brickett or Brick et t led the 100 yard dash in 10.7 seconds for W. Drysdale won the 220 in 24.4, Ma gurn captured the 440, Mar cone led the 880 in 2.09.1, Enstrom won the mile in 4:52.5. Reed topped the high jump, Griffin won the shot put, and Cord aided the 880 yard relay victory for Ryan Webber Zumwalt Magurn quartet.
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Brickett
Ryan
Weir
Webbser
Drysdale
Zumwalt
Madeiros
Holmes
Tire
Magurn
Shankin
Reed
Tutany
Marcone
Alexander
Puffer
Griffin
Baugman
Garrod
Yelle
Bie
Flanders
Lynch
Higgins
Bayeur
Sticka
Concord
Webber
Wellesley
Aeron
Floro
New Hampshire Baseball League Plans Two Division Schedule
West Concord and Concord teams in the same loop prepare a 30 game season from May 6 to August 19 with eastern and western divisions. Russell Lawrence and Charlie Johnson draw up schedules for the two divisions. A league meeting is set for April 30.
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Ing
Townsend Harbor
Trdy
Peterboro
New Hampshire
Ashby
Gro- Gey
Russell Lawrence
Littleton
Charlie Johnson
Marlboro Fish and Game Banquet Planned for May 9
Marlboro Fish and Game Association votes to hold their annual banquet on Wednesday May 6 in club quarters. Invited guests include Kane and Mrs. Carlton W. Al Police Chief and Mrs. George Hutéh Fire Chief and John W. Brecken avid Supt. of Schools and Mrs. John D. Coughlan. Also planned are the club outing on July 3 and 4 with a midnight bonfire and fireworks display.
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Marlboro
Fish ‘and‘Game Association
Kane
Carlton W. al
George Hutéh
John W. Brecken
John D. Coughlan
Prion ‘of
Osmozaropoul
Presiden
Russell Butter
Maugérie Newsont Mother of Triplets and Twins
The text notes that Maugérie Newsont is mother to three sets of twins, with the eldest eight years old. One twin set is five years old and the other two are two years old.
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Wennety
Maugérie Newsont
Bedford boy competes in Patriots Day Run in Lexington
Hammond of Bedford finished fourth in the Patriots Day half mile style long-distance event during Lexington’s Patriots Day celebration. Albert Rogers of Cambridge won the race in 30 minutes 38 and four tenths seconds, beating Richard Fowle by 125 yards.
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Bedford
Hammmond
Anntal
Paul Réveré
Lexington Town
Ceelebraton
Patriots
Bow
Albert Rogers
Cambridge
Richard Fowle
Hobby Now Official Weather Observer in Columbus
Columbus Mississippi reports that for six years, Smith turned weather forecasting from hobby into official duty. He has been installed as the town's official weather observer.
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Columbus
Miss
U. P
Smith
Lexington Beats Concord In Sloppy League Tilt 13 9
Lexington defeats Concord in a windy Emer son Playground tilt for a 13 to 9 Middlesex League win. Walter Johnston led Lexington with three hits and a three run homer as Jack Marques and Rod MacLean also had three hits. Concord’s Ray Maher and Leo McKenna each had multiple hits, Dave DeRuzzo hit a last inning homer, and Tom Prendergast’s ninth inning was notable. Johnston allowed ten hits while Porter Adams took the loss for Concord.
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Concord
Lexington High School
Middlesex
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
Lexington
Walter Johnston
O’connell
Porter Adamis
Lawrence Academy
Johnston
Adams
Jack Marques
Rod MacLean
Ray Maher
Leo McKenna
Dave DeRuzzo
Tom Preéndérgast
DeRuzzo
John ‘Coughlin
Leo Bayeur
Lexington-Concord Baseball Scoring and Errors Report
Innings details list runs by Dever Cole Snelsgo MacLean Royal Douglas T McDonough Johnston Olsen Waite Adams DeRUzzo McHugh Buyeur McKenna Coughlin with home runs, two bases by MacLean, and sacrifices by Adams. Errors noted for Maher Kenna Marques and F McDonough. Stolen bases by Dever Olsen and double plays Adams Bayeur Prendergast McKenna Coughlin Prendergast. Pitchers Johnston Adams with 5 and 9 walks respectively. Time 2 35. Umpires Rourke Diskin.
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Lexington
Concord
Dever
Cole
Snelsgo
MacLean
Royal
Douglas
T. McDonough
Johnston
Olsen
Waite
Adams
Deruzzo
F. McDonough
Johnston, DeRuzzo
Bay Eur
Prendergast
McKenna
Coughlin
Stuck
Rourke
Diskin
Lexington Ab
Po Dever
Anew Ee Marques
Wees
Snelson
le Madoona
Douglass
McDonough
T McDonough
Concord Coughlin
Maher
Ee DiBayeur
McHugh
Concord High Prepares Home Game Against Wakefield
After two road games this week at Reading and Belmont, Concord High hosts Wakefield on Friday at 3 o clock. Wakefield beat Winchester then defeated defending champion Stoneham last Friday. Last year Concord lost to Wakefield 8 to 3 and won 6 to 1 with Captain Charlie Sawyer pitching both games.
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Concord
Reading
Belmott
Concord High
Wakefield
Winchester
Maynard Sportsmen Head North for Fishing Trip
Audie Macone of Concord and Taylor of Maynard, noted local anglers, departed last Thursday for an extended fishing trip to New Brunswick. They expect to be away one to two weeks.
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Maynard
Audie: Macone
Concord
Aiidack” Taylor
Ideal
New Brunswick
Basin Open for Fishing July Through September
Marlboro and Southboro residents may fish in the Metropolit an Basin from July to September for the fourth straight year. Rep. Charles T. Kelleher announced the seasonal opening.
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Marlboro
Charles T. Kelleher
Southboro
Fish Ages and Growth Revealed Through Scales
The article explains how biologists use fish scale patterns to determine age and growth. It discusses growth variation across lakes, factors like food availability, and how age-year marks indicate year classes for management decisions.
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de Soy
Andio
Target Scopes And Maintenance For Rifle Sights
Advice on rifle scope adjustment for eye relief and range. Emphasizes precise alignment, securing mounts, and checking before matches. Warns that misadjustments reduce effectiveness and stresses careful handling to avoid bending tubes or breaking glass. Suggests borrowing scopes to compare types and models.
Try Emall The Angler’s Tackle Box Insight
A veteran angler faces a rare dry spell with a lure failing to attract fish. He keeps a ten-tray tackle box ready for any occasion, ensuring he never goes without a specialized lure when fish bite again.
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United States
Angier
Leaders For Pickerel Fishing Tips
A historical note explains the need for a strong leader when targeting pickerel. It highlights sharp teeth that can fray lines and recommends a new type nylon leader with fine steel cable for durability during the next cast.
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Bert Bet
Montgomery ordinance bans refusing to aid in fires
An Alabama ordinance cited by The American Magazine declares it illegal to refuse to leave a burning building.
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Ala
Concord-Making Dazzlers Win Invitational Track Meet
Concord High captured the invitational track meet beating visiting rivals at Natick and others Thursday morning. The team swept events including the 440 yard dash and a relay record while individuals from Natick Mansfield and others also posted top times. Medals were awarded to the top four in each event.
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Concord
A- Dazzlers
Finig
Wellesley
Ofice
Notable Baseball Box Score Details From Evening Game
The record lists player contributions and events including runs by Coughlin Maher DeRizzo Olsen Bayeur McHugh Waite Stookelburg Prendergast Ercors Nowietk Sims Rogers Cuddy Niemi and Olsen Prendergast Maher. Stolen bases by Olsen Prendergast Maher with fielding notes McHugh to Bayeur Mancini to Rogers Gallagher Nowick Niemi. Bases on balls Doran D Amico Howes Stockelburg others. Time 2 10 Umpires Murphy Diskin.
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Coughlin
Maher
DeRizzo
Olsen
Bayeur
McHugh
Waite Stookelburg
Prendergast
Nowietk
Sims
Rogers
Cuddy
Niemi
Mancini
Gallagh
Bobby Locke Set to Enter Palm Beach Round Robin Golf Event
Bobby Locke of Sotiamnesburg South Africa plans to compete in the Palm Beach Round Robin at The Wykathe Country Club New Rochelle New York June 7 to 10. He will arrive in New York June 3 and return to England from Portrush Ireland after the event. Proceeds go to the New He hospital, with Locke’s strong record noted in world golf.
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Bobby* Locke
Sotiamnesburg
South Africa
United States
Palm Beach
Wykateh Country Club
New Roche
New York
Locke
Eament
England
Portrush
Iréland
Er Ward
Boston
Bedford Bowling League Finals Not Clear From Fragment
Fragmentary report details a youth bowler, a trial, and a spring league finale involving Bedford and a hospital context. Readable names and exact events are obscured in the OCR.
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Ade
Bob Gayltord
Thuts
Dring tiny four cal drinks spark interest in health
Fragmentary OCR note mentions very small beverages with four calories and effects on health. Lack of full context limits specifics, but the reference suggests novelty low calorie drink options and potential health implications discussed in the source.
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