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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1950
Page
8
A clipped OCR fragment mentions Mawes and a note about zero dollars and a date near Laveen. The readable text names Mawes and a location Laveen, with references to an amount and a timestamp. Further details are unreadable in this fragment.
Concord Monday night Indians defeat Hubbardville Gonceca six to nil to take a 1 0 lead in the best two out of three title series. Charlie Hopkins pitched a two hitter with six hits and eight opponent errors.
The open age tournament begins next Saturday at 9 30 am with play at Riverside Hudson. Applications from Hudson Marlboro and other towns are accepted daily. Eligible players over 15 from Hudson Berlin Bolton and Maynard may enter for a chance to win the annual trophy.
Fragmentary text lists upcoming games and opponents for West Concord, including a Thursday event and a later Friday match. Details are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate a sequence of planned athletic dates and rival teams.
The fragment describes a chaotic day with exercise routines and police activity. Names and specifics are unclear, but the report suggests disruption and agency involvement amid uncertain events and locations.
Concord schedules two week preparation from Friday night September 9 at Emerson Playground to sharpen for the opening game. Hudson hosts a 4960 demand game at night while local teams face Clinton. A jamboree features Howe High of Billerica versus Mudson.
A community banquet is planned for Wednesday with tickets available through organizer Bob Norton. A recent food sale at Marlboro Country drew a strong crowd and promising support for the event.
Robert Blair Cullen of Lincoln was awarded a B A scholarship to Sekos University and will report on September 11 to major in music. He graduated in June and was active in sports music and opera at Concord High School.
Ex Concord high school star athlete and 1946 championship football team member O Grady, now a senior at Boston University, will report for football this season. He plays center and is a Navy veteran, son of Reformatory Deputy Supt. John J. O Grady of West Concord. He is due to report next Wednesday.
Geary defeats Concord golfer Bill O'Brien 6 and 5 at Concord golf course. O'Brien, defending cup champion and frequent Geary partner this season, loses to Geary on Saturday.
Several local football players are set to report to college practice next month. Lennite Erickson will attend Brown, George Luker Boston University, Jack Pierce and Jimmy McKenna St Bonaventure, Jack Skewes Dartmouth, and Jackifig Harvard.
An early summer Concord event featured a large turnout as children 4 to 14 competed in track and field events. Participants included riders such as Rideout, Esherson, and Robertson, with awards listed for 1st through 3rd places across age groups and events like 40 yard dashes and girls and boys races.
Readable fragment shows final scores at the Isajeary Club tournament weekend. Smith posted 77 to 20, Joi 01 78, Wise and Ted Lawton 83 to 76, with Gabien 84 to 76.
Fragmentary notice mentions a September 17 baseball game titled Magnara-Thete B and the Old Timer's base ball event. Joe White is noted among players with a planned program and community interest in the game.
A fragmented historical note argues for stricter management of panfish to raise harvests. It urges frequent public discussions among men's clubs and cites springtime spikes in legal harvests and habitat issues as the main concerns affecting panfish stocks.
The Lake Boon Association led by William E. O'Donnell announces a Labor Weekend program with field events, water contests, and a motor boat parade. Officials include George Card as motor boat parade chairman and Evelyn Coyle as starter. prize committee heads include Earle N. Crysler and Henry Bey. Readies for Saturday and Sunday feature age group races, a costume party, a Pop Concert, and a water pageant at Lake Boon with entries limited to residents having two weeks at the lake.
The Maynard Rod and Gun Club announces a Sunday outing at the grounds ext Sunday. The event promises the highest and most unusual fair yet with activities including plug casting trap shooting bird dog exhibition and a professional event.
Maynard High School opens training under head coach Vin Wassel with eight returning lettermen and co captains W Howes and J Tomyl. The orange and black prepare for a demanding schedule starting with a game against Chard High School of Andover on September 16 1950 as they rebuild with ta two veterans available.
The fragment lists 15 lettermen from last year’s undefeated Swatsity team and names returning players and juniors. Mentioned are Frankie Carran, Pormivy Prender, guard Whopuard, Leo Ba Queen, Walter for Concord, Camp Edwards, and Bedford’s Gaylor brothers. Other veterans named include Bruce Woodworth, McKenna, Win Puf, Dahntiy Gaylor, Dick Lyons, Tommy Webner, Mackey Olwen, Frank Gill, Paul Landini, Jack Finan, Paul Leslie, Dick Bowen, John Crone, and Bob Parker.
Ovide N. Lanois of Marlboro and a Busba of Directors member for the Mass Division of Fisheries and Game secured a victory in the recent budget action. He was notified of the approval of funds designated for a development project, marking a notable win for the commission.
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