Concord youths lead all star football selections
Four Concord youths were named among the all star game picks and began training at Well Textile on August 24. The quartet includes Tony Basile Jack King Bill Berg and Charlie Bowie with other locals named as alternates. Coaches Me and Riddick will guide the teams in the Lawrence all star game at Lowell Stadium next Thursday at 8. local interest centers on charity support and pre game performances by starettes Phylis Shattuck Rosemary O Connell and Audrey Shepard.
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Concord
Conone
Pomce
Well Textile
Tony Basile
Jack King
Bill Berg
Charlie Bowie
Homenee
Jimmy McKennay Kpierce
Peter’ Mutty
Zuard
Bernie Me
Ay ‘Riddick
Ed Murphy
Ener Racut
Lawrence Allistt’s
Lowell Stadium
Jimmy Jordan
Lawrence Obey
the Verg
Beeny Jasensen
Beeny Jasensen High of North Sears To Tom O’donnel
Nay PoNee
Audrey Shepard
Jimmy Alexander
Joan Wet
Joe Callahan
Dick ‘Pinan
Migs
Shattuck
Jane
Gill
Star-Ettes
Lowell
Townies blank Barons 10 0 as Fenton Stars shine
The Townies defeated the Barons 10 to 0 with strong pitching by ticking of and five strikeouts. Christian Sepe and Muscato powered two outs in the second inning, while Roy Anderson Pearce and Derazzo contributed on errors. Christian drove in a run and Mattie hit the first grand slam of the year.
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Townies
Christian
Sepe
Muscato
Roy Anderson
Pearce
DeMolay Fishing Trip Off Scituate Nets Big Haddock Catches
Concord DeMolay Chapter hosted a full day deep sea trip off Scituate with twenty six members and guests. Winthrop Puffer claimed the largest haddock at 13 1 2 pounds, James Hart followed with 18 1 4 pounds, while Leslie O Anderson earned consolation for a small cod. The outing was organized by James Hart and Dad Winslow J Damon. A shark sighting was reported after a member was tossed overboard.
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Concord
Concord DeMolay
Scituate
Winthrop Puffer
James Hart
Leslie O. Anderson
J Hart
Winslow J. Damon
Denia Reed
Paian Pulsea
Indians Blank Reformatory Nine For 12th Straight Win
West Concord Indians extend unbeaten streak to 12–0 in league play as Junior Jones earns his ninth straight win. He allows 1 hit, walks one and fans 10 while Jack Wallace and John Derazzo drive runs with key hits. Reformatory has one game left, a playoff with the Post Office.
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West Concord
Indians
Jones
Val Muscato
Steve Banuzzeo
Jack Wallace
John Derazzo
Herb Blodgett
Junior
Doyle
Sheehan
Reformatory Nine
Post Office
Locals Beat Acton 4-3 Behind Hopkins Five Hit Day
West Concord defeats Acton 4-3 at Acton in the first game of the series. Charlie Hopkins limits Acton with five hits as Carl Anderson John Derazzo and Matt Sepe spark the early lead. Acton takes a brief lead in the fourth on Bradley’s double but Blodgett throws home for a key out. In the fifth Blodgett draws a walk and scores as Jack Wallace delivers the tying and winning runs. George Fenton leaves with an injury.
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West Concord
Acton
Charlie Hopkins
Carl Anderson
John Derazzo
Matt Sepe
Bradley
Herb Blodgett
Val Muscato
Blodgett
Stugied
Steve Banazzeo
Jack Wallace
Wallace Deruczo
George Fenton
Rome City Struggles Amid Incomplete Text Fragments
The fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of Rome or a similarly named city, with unclear details about events, places, or figures. The legible pieces suggest a feature or note on urban context but lack concrete actions or outcomes to confirm.
West Concord Loses Opener In Wilmington Playoff
West Concord falls 7 6 to Wilmington in the Suburban Baseball League semi final opener at Wilmington. George ae pitched for West Concord allowing 16 safeties as Varey Woods and Muscato led the offense with multiple three hits. The result sets up a second game in West Concord with a possible decisive third game over the weekend.
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West Concord
Concord
Wilmington
Lekee
Géorge Ae
Varey
Woods
Fenton
Val Mucato
Cushi
Varey, Woods and O'Connell
Fehton and
Muscato
Maynard Country Club hosts record field in tournament
Maynard Country Club reports a record 85 players entered the Maynard tournament, a 25 player increase from 1948. Notable names include Jack Johnston with 75 66 and several top scorers from Wellesley Fresh Pond and Woburn.
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Jack Johnston
Mark
Sen
Alberrhale
Maynard
Pathece
Wattat
Peterson
McArdie
Wayland
Warren
Woburn
Delphine
Franklin
E. Oe Rae
Lan
Bets Valley
McNeid
Ley
Wellesley
Crowered
Megan
Fresh Pond
Spillane
Deneny
Wébster
Forte
Place
Marucci
Perro
Fresh Salone
Maysara
Tarding
Fragmentary notice on Concord year sale delayed
Readable fragments show a local sale notice with action pending at Concord. Details about date or parties are unclear in the OCR, but the fragment indicates a timing shift or postponement affecting the scheduled auction.
Unclear OCR fragment from 63 year old nurse notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a nurse and aging context with unclear details. No clear event or names present to establish a full news item.
Concord High Urges Suit Seekers for Football Team
Bernie Me gin of Concord high school football asks all candidates to report by August 21 for uniforms. Twilight drills begin at Emerson Playground at 6:30 p.m. Mondays, with daily sessions until school starts. Openers set September 23 at Stoneham. Concord aims to extend its undefeated streak to five seasons with 38 wins and 1070 points.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Emerson Playground
Stoneham
ca _ Neoteas
P A Club Faces Tight League Tests This Week
The P A Club enters a stiff stretch in Paul Revere League play. Tonight Arlington T. Ry and Arlington face them, while Winchester hosts an important league game and Weston visits John A. Crowe in the second half league finale.
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Maynard
Paul Revere
Arlington T. T.ry Andoton
Sory
Winchester
John A. Crowe
Weston
P A C C Beats Weston Behind Dee One-Hitter
P A C C routed Weston as Maynard Jerry Dee pitched a brilliant one hitter. Dee and Watts partnered for the victory while Ha ney and Cortey provided late support. The locals opened with early runs, securing an easy win in the Paul Revere second half.
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Maynard
Jerry Dee
Weston
Paul Revere
Pith
Concord Summer Playground and Local Sports Schedule
Thursday marks the last day of Concord summer playground classes at Rideout Playground West Concord with 2 30 p m programs. Suburban League playoff game at Rideout Playground features West Concord versus Wilmington at 6 15 p m. Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club hosts supper and meeting at the clubhouse at 7 p m. Weekend golf tournament begins Friday at Concord Country Club and runs through Sunday. Tuesday lists Concord High School Social Bratice at Emerson Playground 6 p m. Thursday Lowell all star football game versus Lawrence at Lowell Stadium with Concord players to participate.
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Concord
Rideout Playground
West Concord
T. T
Wilmington
Rideout
Concord Country Club
Lincoln And Maynard Tie For League Honors
Lincoln and Maynard battled to a 22 deadlock as Dee allowed five hits for the Indians. Lang, Holy, Spooner, Sullivan, and Skewes contributed timely hits while Lincoln scored in the final sixth inning to force the tie.
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Paul
John
Spooner
Sullivan
Lincoln
Dee
Watts
Mulcahey
Davis
Arlington Heroes Fall To C. C. In Second Half
In a tense May 1 game at Paul Revere schedule, C. C. edged Arlington 2 1 in the second half. Arlington showed early lead but C. C. surged behind Richardson and Mingled, with Condon contributing a long scoring shot and a wild crowd reaction.
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Maynard
C. C
Arlington Heroes
Richardson
Condon
Hen Pays Dividend in Monterey California
A stray clipping notes a hen producing an unexpected dividend in Monterey. No further details on the owner or the payout are provided in the readable text.
Glass Rods from Blass Company Describe Fabrication
The text outlines process details for making glass rods with a wood core and plastic wrap, describing spinning filaments, fiber binding, and hollow sections. It mentions fiberglass components, tapered ends, and potential fishing rod applications with emphasis on rigidity and shaping.
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Pioneereg
Rode Hall
Ber Glass
Fragmentary Fly Fishing Tweet Leads to Confusing Talk
The brief shows garbled text about fishing tactics with phrases like up the upstream and pull the guides. It mentions slack and end loop and references bites or strikes at signs of movement. Overall the fragment reads as a jumbled note on trout fishing technique.
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Experi
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Rex Barney
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Fenton Stars
Demolay
Reformatory
Rome
Maryland
Leo Purcell
Albermarle Club
Groes
K. West
Tve Flayers
Maynard Country. Club
Wastin Deh Toe
Memon
Crankshaw
Thanet
Taal Mast
Donald Maley
Righ Stridel
Isaac Walton
Keith Martin
Megin
P.A. Club
U.S
Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Cub
Concord High School
Emerson
Lawrence
Concord Payers
A. C
Arlington
Monterey
Cal't. Bee A
Eee Groat
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