Old Timers Face Maynard In Crowe Park Showdown
Concord Old Timers meet Maynard in Crowe Park on Labor Day in a veteran battle. The game features star lineups from both sides with Loftus and Bulger among returning players and Don Lent leading the locals as they seek bragging rights in a long‑standing rivalry.
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Crowe Park
Concord
Diamond
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Greatest Want He Wants Hope Is The Poor And Alive
A brief note reflects a longing for hope amid poverty, emphasizing the desire for the poor to remain alive and find better prospects. The fragment hints at social concern and resilience without specific names or events.
Herronville Sweeps East Quarter In Little World Series Opener
Herronville won the first game 2-1 and the nightcap 11-4 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of five series against East Quarter. Gardner Cook held the opponents to one hit in the opener while Jim Tompkins blanked East Quarter in the second. The series resumes September 10 with Herronville aiming to clinch.
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Concord
Herronville
Bob” Parke
Emerson Playground
East Quarter
Parkemen
Jim Tompkins
Duke
Leo Algeo
Eastenders
Burke
Appleby Stages Final Tennis Tournament
Concord hosts the season end tennis event at Emerson Playground courts led by Richard Appleby. Billy Craig won with Shirley Blanchard second and Francis McPhillips third after 19 players competed.
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Concord
Concord Recreational Council
Emerson Playground
Richard Appleby
Billy Craig
Shirley Blanchard
Francis McPhillips
Norton Baseball Team Tops Massachusetts at Nationals
Concord Arther B. Corey the state semi pro baseball commissioner returned from Wichita Kansas after two weeks with the Norton team of Worcester. Norton finished tied for seventh place with three wins and two losses after conferences with High Commissioner George Sisler and President Raymond Dumont.
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Arthur B. Corey
Norton
Worcester
Wichita
Kansas
Corey
George Sisler
Raymond Dumont
Nortons
Massachusetts
Concord High School Football Practice Opens
Concord high school football resumes under manager of athletics and coach Cook after summer break. He plans to call out players next week as school opens September 6. Co captains Lip Flannery and Roy Johansen lead the squad in the Middlesex league with a home opener against Belmont on October 7.
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Concord
Albert
Cook
Concord High School
Wilbraham
Lip” Flannery
Roy Johansen
Belmont
Shotitien
Concord Yankees Reorganized For Sunday Grid Games
Concord plans to restructure the Concord Yankees under coach Robert Parke and business manager Pat Mullen. Key players include Herb Symmes Henry Berlied Bill McCarthy and Dad Robinson as they assemble a schedule with clubs such as J J Club Last Lynn A L Lowell Pros Lawrence Collegians and Wal tham. Home games depend on field readiness with possible fall dedication of a new gridiron area and ongoing doubt about grass seeding due to a dry season.
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Concord
Concord Yankees
Emmerson Playground
Robert Parke
Pat” Mullen
Parke
Mullen
Herb Symmes
Henry Berlied
Bill McCarthy
Yankees
Elmer
Joslin Blieves
Concord Inter-town playoffs open with title on the line
The Concord Inter-town playoff series begins this week with Bart’s Black undefeated in the regular season and Allen Chair third. Anderson’s met Firemen last night and the two winners face off at Rideout Playground at 6 15 pm. The winner advances to meet the Concord Twi League champion in a September 17 celebration at the same grounds. Bart’s Black remains favored despite Anderson’s Marketers riding a 13 game win streak with McCarthy and Bob Macone as standouts.
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Concord
Barts
Allen
Andersons
Firemen
Rideout
Bart
Anderson
McCarthy
Bob Macone
Kelly Enters Meet as Lattice Program Lead
Kelly leads the lattice program at the meet with teammates Joey Sheehan in the mile and Henry Berlied in the sprints.
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Kelly
Joey Sheehan
Henry Berlied
Europe on edge as crisis week tests peace or war
The period sees heavy German troop buildup along Slovakia and Poland and a Hungarian German alliance amid talks between Hitler and Count Csaky. Britain signals support for Poland while Rome may push negotiations through Csaky as Berlin eyes a three power pact. A diplomatic push includes Belgium and six small powers invited to Brussels for a peace appeal.
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John Simon
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Malcolm MacDonald
London Times
Czecho-Slovakia
Rome
Count Csaky
Mussolini
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Budapest
Csaky
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Warsaw
Italy
Germany
Russia
France
Ford Denies Union Firings as Labor Board Holds Firm
The Ford Motor Company accepts the National Labor Relations Board order but maintains noncompliance with reinstating 24 workers said to have been discharged for union activity. The board keeps a cease and desist on distributing anti union propaganda among employees and cites Fordisms as evidence. P E Martin Ford VP denies dismissals or intimidation and argues free speech is at issue.
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Ford Motor Company
National Labor Relations Board
New Labor Board
Labor
Milk clash spurs talks as New York dairies strike
Violence in upstate New York spikes milk dumping amid city shortages. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia convenes dairy farmer and distributor leaders to negotiate a peaceful resolution to the dispute. The Farmers Dairy Union with 15,000 members demands 2.35 per hundredweight, while hospitals and institutions are to receive adequate supply.
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Upstate
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Farmer and Distributor
Farmers’ Dairy Union
C.I. 0
Regent
Neines
Witates Department of Agriculture
Baseball Arbiters and Umpire Communication Tactics
A garbled sports column discusses umpire language and crowd behavior, noting terms like ball and You’re out in relation to the game. It mentions Jimmy Dykes and the Cubs, with observations on modern umpire conduct and strictness on the plate.
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Jimm Dykes
Will Herridge
Adj Maries
Men In Blue
Haron
Golf Scenes at the Country Club Concord-H H Tournament
The Concord event ended with W McGuckin winning on points. H Thompson Jr., 48, L Ham 4, L Smith 44, and E por ebas ra-D Comins 38 contributed notable scores.
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Concord
W McGuckin
H Thompson, Jr
L Ham
L Smith
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Sunday Services
Sunday services at 10 45 am with Sunday School at 10 46 am. A Wednesday evening testimonial movie at 7 46 pm in Reading Room. The Lesson Sermon on Man and God runs September 3 with Scriptural and textbook passages. Trinity Church Elm Street in Concord and Immag West Concord Union Church detail services and substitute pastors with music and speakers through the week.
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Scientist
Mary Paker
Eddy
God
Apostle
Union Summer Services at First Parish Lexington
Union service at First Parish Church Lexington on Sunday at 11 am led by Rev. Edward P Daniels from Concord returning to the pulpit after contributing to the Tri multiple faith service.
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First Parish
Lexington Road
Congregational Church
Edward P’ Daniels
Concord
St Bernard's Church Mass Times Issued
Rev William H Winnick pastor and Rev George F Mulcahey curate announce Sunday masses at 7 and 10 30 am at St Bernard's Church Catholic services listed with clergy assignments.
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ST. Bernard's Church
Catholic
William H. Winnick
George F. Mulcahey
Our Lady Help of Catholle West Concord Winset by Yor
Fragmentary text notes a church or parish event involving Our Lady Help of Catholics in Concord and individuals named William Shaughnessy and Yor. The legible parts hint at a local religious or community gathering with a curate mentioned, but specifics are unclear.
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OUR Lady Help OF
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