Young jockeys and stables prepare for Gansett Park meeting
Pawtucket reports a bustling autumn race meeting at Gansett Park opening August 16 with a strong slate of apprentices and senior riders. Tom Craven brings 14 horses, Texas teen Clarence Pivou aims for early fame, Kent Metcalf and Joe Spinale lead elite mounts, Shamrock Stable under McGee fields 21 head, and 19 year old Willie Cook joins the riding colony alongside 18 year old Conley Segrave and other notable riders from Maryland, Idaho and Illinois as the circuit primes for a competitive 30 race days through September 18.
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Pawtucket
Ragansett’ Park
New Orleans
Tom Craven
Gansett
al Clarence Pivou
Texas Boy
Rhode Island
Seaker
Kent Rey Metcalf
Metcalf
Bostus
Joe Spinale
McGee
Shamrock Stable
Nick Shuk
Eddie DePrang
Peyie Lamb
Lee Oe
Gerry
Schreck
Bob Cramer
Sam McCrenaly
Rockes
Sin To
Cramer
Joe Serio
K. Bryson
Maryland
Conley Segrave
Carolina
Burley
Parke
Idaho
Charlie Stevenson
Willie Cook
Lottie Wolf
Harold Raines
Cook
Florida
An & Ie
Willie Rates
Morrill Pitches PACs To Victory Over Belmont 7-4
Maynard reports Morrill pitched the Polish American C C to a 7-4 win over Belmont in the Paul Revere League. Key fourth inning rally produced all runs via walks, hit by pitches, and two hits by Sikorsky and McManus. Belmont’s Lane scored. batteries Morrill Sikorsky Gledhill Wynot.
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Maynard
Bill Morrill
C.C
Belmont
Paul Revere
Seeoh
PAC
Luker Sikorsky
McManus
Sikorsky
Doe Watts
Belmont - Lane Score
Infings
Eteaee
Morrill and
Sikorsk
Gledhill
Wynot
Pac Whips Belmont in Paul Revere League clash
The Pac defeated the Belmont Braves 8 to 3 at John A. owe Park on Monday evening to maintain the league lead. McManus starred with standout play, lifting the crowd with his performance.
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Pac
Belmont Maynard
Belot Braves
John A
Bedford Promotes Big Air Show at Hanscom Airport
Bedford officials announce an air show at Hanscom Airport in September to mark the first anniversary of the Air Force as a separate service. Brig. Gen. Ray L. Stecker of the Air Division, formerly West Point football, will headline the event.
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Bedford
Hanscom
U. S. Army
Ray L. Stecker
Maynard High School Football Prepares with Boston Summer School
Maynard High School football coach Bondelevitch attends Boston University Summer School of Coaching to install a new system. The squad will report to Alums Field the week of August 16 for equipment checks and practice beginning Saturday morning August 21.
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Maynard
Stan Bondelevitch
Maynardigh
Boston University
New Ealand
Meynard High Eohoot
Alums
Concord Town Team Drops Seventh In Paul Revere League
In a Sunday afternoon game, Concord struggled at the plate with one hit in nine innings as Jack Skewes secured the lone safety. Dick Mulcahy worked the mound for the locals amid weak team support and a sparse crowd. Chick Mayo started in right field for Concord.
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Concord
Concord’ Town
Uy Ann
Veérae Eee Tayground
Paul Revere
Dick Mulcahy
Jack Skewes
Chick” Mayo
Mohawks
West Concord
New England Setter Club Field Day at Musketaquid
The New England Setter Club hosts a field day at Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club in West Concord next Sunday August 8. Activities include skeet shooting and bait casting with a banquet to conclude the day. Harry Gould of Reading supervises arrangements.
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Concord
New England Setter Club
Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club
Harrington Avenue
West Concord
Harry Gould
Reading
Polish American C C Beats Belmont In Paul Revere League Game
The Polish American C C routed Belmont 6 to 1 at Crow Park in a Paul Revere League contest. Lebkiewicz and another teammate connected for two safe blows as Belmont struggled in the ne-hitter.
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C. C
Belmont
Paul Revere
Vert Lebkiewicz
Groton Tops West Concord 9-8 In Tight League Clash
Groton defeats West Concord 9-8 after a late sixth inning rally. Mitt Sepe and George Fenton led hits for Groton, with Fenton adding a double. Charlie DeAthy pitched well, fanning six and allowing 12 safeties. Val Muscato stole two bases as Groton outhit West Concord 14-2.
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West Conword
Gypton
West Concord
Higginsmen
Aginst
Herne Blodgett
Jack Wallace
Anderson
Val Muscato
Groton
Concord
L. Forevnd
Cowell
C Hopkins
Flynn
Maynard Man Upheld as Lake Boone Champion Fisherman
Parker street resident John Vitanen 34 earned praise from Isaac Walton pals after landing one of the largest pickerel at Lake Boone. Witnesses say the catch merits the Champs invisible badge for 1948, amid Maynard Rod and Gun Club competition.
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Maynard
John Vitanen
Parker Street
Lake Boone
Isaac Walton
Vitanen
John
West Concord to Host Maynard in County League Series
West Concord faces Maynard in a home and home County League sequence starting Friday at 6:15 pm after a pest game with Varney AA of North Chelmsford. The series continues with an away game in Maynard and a second home game on Friday August 13 at 6:15 pm.
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West Concord
Varney A. A
North Chelmsford
Rideout Plund
Shirley
Hager
Barry Higgins
4.C
Maynard
Paul Revere
Hag
Concord T. T. Seri
Crowe ‘Parke
Westford Beats West Concord 9-6 In Slugfest
Westford defeated West Concord 9 to 6 in a high scoring game. Semon Jones started and was hit for five runs in the first inning before Carl Anderson relieved and allowed only one run. West Concord tied the game 6-6 in the third before Westford pulled away.
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West Concord T T
Semon Jones
T. T
Carl Anderson
Rnce
West Concord
Anes
Antone
Jack
Maynard Golf Club 1948 Championship Opens
Match play opened at Maynard Golf Club with 16 players including former champions and rising stars. Norm Soule and Hans Wattu lead early action as several matches go down to the 18th hole with tight finishes and dramatic putting, while Mickie Levine battles through injury for a notable victory.
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Maynard
Ma Golf Club
Ares
Trapelo
Mariano
Corcoran
Mariana
Jack Johnston
Ed Ledgard, Jr
Ledgard Jr
Young Ledgard, Jr
Viet Melewski
Johnston
Long
Joe Dandeland
Long John Lopaz
Libel York
Joe
Lopaz
Joe Dander
Hugh Miller
C. Landbéere
Miller
Lindberg
Mickie’ Levine
Taylor Chevrolet Garage
Primiano
Mickie
Gale
Maynard Golf Club
Tte
Metropolitan
Boston
Pete McKay
Ray “Tex
Carlton
Tex” McKay
Norm Soule
McKay
Concord
Ben Hogan
Bennie Tobin
Norm Soulé
Hans Wattu
Norm
Soule
Epent
Derr
Aed Brm
Pete Melay
Tudy's Still Lead League with 14 3 Win Over West End
West Concord Twilight Baseball standings show Tudy's extending lead after a 14-3 victory over West End. Red and White beat Post Office 11-1 as Léo Duggan allowed four hits in a four inning start, with Muzzey Muscatone going 4-for-4.
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West Concord
Barry Higgins
Rommor
Léo. Duggan
Red
Post Office
Muzzey
Muscatone
Will Joe McCarthy
Sos
Tudy’s
West End
Todd Makes Tour Of Camp Sachem
Concord district chairman John Cate reports Boy Scout troops from Concord and New Hampshire toured Camp Sachem. During his visit he inspected several troops and observed most units returning from local camps with their leaders.
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Todd
Concord
John
Cates
Concord-Lisote
New Hampshire
Poets Time
Col
Igummver
Wasiluk Delivers Fine Batting Display at Kitty Teague
Wasiluk posts two singles in six trips to the plate as the Kitty Teague game sees standout batting. Fred earns top beer honor in the circuit while local fans eye his development toward a regular role with the Chicago club.
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Bo Toot Howe
Kitty Teague
Fred
Fane Dre
Chicago
PAC ROUTS ACTON BY THE HARD JONES
PAC defeats Acton with strong defense as Jones leads with key plays. Vert Lan and Rad Paul Revere Crowe contribute timely scores and rebounds, shaping a decisive victory for the PAC squad.
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Jones
Acton
Paul Revere
A. Crowe
Lost Pilot Hike Highlights Cap Sachem Boy Scout Week
Concord cap Sachem scouts staged a Lost Pilot Hike at noon July 24 with four units led by Unit Leaders. A Piper Cub Training Plane piloted by Sergt John Riddell dropped a parachute packet. the rope snagged a tree but no one was hurt. Patrol No 4 won with 42 points for efficiency and speed, with members Brandan White Philip Martin Harold Stevenson Richard Harding Donald Yaceshyn Charles Roake Edgar F Clark all listed as part of the winning patrol.
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Cap Sachem
Oe. Sachén
Antrim
N. H
Bill James
Watertown
John Riddell
Belford
James
Blyer
Pas Rade
Brandan White
Ranger
Belmont
David Carleton
Philip.Martin
Mbrs
Harold Stevenson
Richard Harding
Donald Yaceshyn
Charles Roake
Edgar F. Clark
Concord
Sleepy Hollow Extends Lead With Victory and Tie
Concord league action shows Sleepy Hollow beating Minutemen 6 5 and later tying East Quarter 4 4. Billy Craig and Bregali Gerardi contributed as Sleepy Hollow moved atop the standings. East Quarter rallied late behind Tony Pagano but fell short.
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W. A
Sleepy Hollow
Hubbardville
Minutemen
VB Idk
Ae Depots
Aoe
Ree Creek
Billy Craig
Pelce
Bregali
Gerardi
Tear
Sleepy Hole
East Quarter
Tony Pagano
Pagano
Dee
eKenna
Corartor
Peon
Patrick Batten
Carlson
Concord High's 1948 football candidates report for practice
Concord high opens 1948 football prep with Monday meetings at Emerson Playground and Hunt Gym for veterans and newcomers to receive suits. Dr. Howard E. Robinson to conduct physicals August 24. twilight practices through early school weeks. Coach Meggin aims to gear up for Frudé son jam on September 10 and Punchard game September 18 with assistants Donovan, O Connell, and Caw en. lettermen include Callahan Wetherton Flannery Finan Catlsoh McKenna Bas King Bas junior year players listed for senior leadership.
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Concord
Bernie Megih
Concord High
Deloclk
Emerson Playground
Hunt Gymnasium
Act In
Howard E. Robinson
Schoo
Megin
Punchard
John F. Donovan
John
J. O'Connell
Walter
R. Cawen
MéBienna
Letterman
Polic
Joel Callahan
CoCapt
Acton and Lincoln Play by Brisk River Ball Tilt
Acton and Lincoln battled at Lincoln Town Field with Acton winning 7 to 4. Lawrence pitched well for Acton and Nick Macone sparked a late rally for Concord. Bill Craig started for Lincoln and took the loss as Acton kept pressure with timely hits and solid defense.
Town of Sabdsary Appeals Notice Opens Public Hearing
The Town of Sabdsary announces a public hearing on a petition concerning Dorothy M Hall. Readers are invited to attend in the town hall to review the petition and related documents.
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Sabdsary
Popes of Appeals
Ginice Oy
Holt
Hearne
Dorothy M. Hall
Peretae
Sudbury Sudbury A Parish-American Well In Hand
Incomplete report notes Sudbury and Balt team with sixteen players. game details unclear. Mentions 9 inning play and congratulations to Pick on a pitching effort. reference to raw steel production and local weather prospects.
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Sudbury
Legal Notice From Middlesex Trust Estate Update
In Middlesex County a trustee announces action regarding the estate of M Orion O Ames. The notice references beneficiaries or related parties and seeks relevant responses or actions by interested parties within a stated period.
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Middlesex
Orion O. Ames
Said
Feneht
Flerbert
Bed
SB Lowance
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King
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Lawrence
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Finis
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Lincoln Town Field
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Nidae
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Cantota Town
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