Rival teams tie in league games for first place
The Inter-town basketball league saw a pair of ties as Marketmen and Kanto A U both secured close wins. Steamrollers rallied to beat Scholastics 21 19 with Lannigan and Moynihan scoring, while White Eagles edged Boys Club 20 19 and Star players Chyzug Kochnowicz and Zaporeskie led scoring.
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Tas Sweamrollera
Pastime’ Hall
Butcher Boys
Lannigan
Moynihan
Steamrollers
Kitowicz If
Murray If
MecNamarra
Bundalavitch Ib
Sawa
Saari Ib
Ojulehte Ib
Warilac
Torppa If
Saisa If
Local league standings and match results recap
Inter Tom a league results show Saisa's Market 58, White Eagles 11 with Kanto A C at 20 and Scholastics 16. Steamrollers 16, Saisa's Market 12, Steamrollers 21, Scholastics 19, White Eagles 20, Boys Club 19. Pire Saisa's Market 2, 800 Kanto A C 8, 800 Scholastics 6, 4 600 Boys Club 2, 8 200 White Eagles 9.
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Inter Toma. League
Saisa’s
White Eagles
Kanto A. C
Scholastics
Steamrollers
Saisa’s Market
Pire Saisa’s
Kanto A.C
White. Eagles Aaa
Reipas Club Stuns Yipsel In Fitchburg Basketball Clash
In a fast paced game the undefeated Reipas Club of Fitchburg defeated Yipsel 38 to 14 on Parker Street Saturday night. Jakola led scoring for Fitchburg with Jarvella close behind. Forse directed play for the visitors as Torppa and Kangas fought on.
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Maynard—tIn
Reipas Club
Fitchburg
Parker Street
Fang Ammiott
Yipsels
Jakola
Fitchburg High
Jarvella
Forse
Torppa
Bill Kangas
Yipsei
Bedford Officials Nominated At Tuesday Caucus
Bedford town caucus nominated officers for the coming year. Sweetman chaired, Kirkegaard elected chairman, Pfeiffer clerk. Four offices contested: selectman treasurer or taxes board of health road commissioner. George for section received feeder. Henry Senften declined and Katherine Kieley got 64 votes while Albert Bierm had 64 as well. Assessor of taxes results: Chas Shelton 97 votes, Arthur Carsoll 20. Road Commissioner race noted.
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Bedford
Bedford Town
Ed Sweetman
Selectman
Kirkegaard
Louis Pfeiffer
Arenes
Board of Health
George
Rd of Treat
Enry Senften
Katherine Kieley
Maynard H. defeats Marlboro 20 to 17 in league game
Maynard High School upset Marlboro 20 to 17 in a windy Midland League basketball game at Wal tham Street hall. Red Joubert and Hintsa sparked Maynard while Marlboro's Joubert led with nine points as both teams battled through four close quarters.
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Maynard H
Marlboro High School
Waltham Street Hall
Don Lent
iAlthough
Highland City Boys
Maynard
Grondahl
Sulo Hintsa
Red Joubert
Frigard
Warila
Reiavronani
Hinsa
Joubert
Marlboros
Lanky Stadleman
Hintsa Ib
Tim Engi
Sbutka Ib
Leduc Rbo
Stadleman c
Tories
de Ee
Federec, McGuinness
Sudbury Woman's Club Whit Benefit for Scholarship Fund
The Sudbury Woman's Club held a whist party under the club’s auspices at the home of Mrs Harland H. Rogers to raise money for the scholarship fund. Over twenty tables were in play as members sold nuts and candies. Mrs Rogers hosted a gracious evening and a generous sum was added to the fund.
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Woman's Club
Harland H. Rogers
Service for William C Burnett Held at Sister's Home
Funeral services for William C. Burnett were conducted Wednesday afternoon at Miss Jessie L. Burnett's Lincoln Road home by Rev George H. Clarke of the M B E Church. Many friends attended from Somerville Dorchester Wellesley Ashmont and Maynard as flowers and tokens were laid by the casket. Mrs Jordan of Maynard sang The Beautiful Isle of Somewhere as pallbearers David Baldwin Charles Baldwin Everett Haynes and Herbert Haynes served. G Fowler of Maynard led funeral arrangements.
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William C. Burnett
Jessie L. Burnett
Lincon Road
George H. Clarke
M. BE
Somerville
Dorchester
Wellesley
Ashmont
Maynard
Isle of Somewhere
Sudbury Plans Budget For New Town Hall
The article notes an estimated cost around $65,000 for Sudbury's new town hall. It cites figures and names including Harvey N. Fairbank Temperence Oekes Guptill rance Beckwith Henry B Rice Frank F Gerry Harland H Rogers Ralph H Thomas Stevenson Bradlee as contributors to the estimate.
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Harvey N. Fairbank
Temperence Oekes
Guptill Rance
Beckwith
Henry B. ‘Rice
Frank F. Gerry
Harland H. Rogers
Ralph H. Thomas Stevenson Bradlee
Election results and town meeting date announced
Frank White received 52 votes and Morris Eisenhauer 59 votes as all other offices were unanimously filled. The election and town meeting are scheduled for Monday March 8.
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Frank White
Morris Eisenhauer
Bedford Residents and School Notes Highlight Local Events
Mrs Edwin Lawson returns to Pa home after weeks with South Street relatives. Friends of Margaret Harrington, Hartford Street, celebrate her recovery from a spine injury caused by a sled accident while teaching. A Lincoln Day program occurred at the Junior High School. The Sands family moved to the Skene House on Hit The next song? County Extension meeting hosted at Mrs Ay's South Street home.
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Edwin Lawson
Edwin Bean
South Street
Imrs
Robert. Sands
Orchard Ee
Skene House
Gery Mall
Hela
Charl Sout
Christine Taal
Whist Party Draws Large Turnout at Town Hall
Anthony Hunt Hamilton No 221 A L hosted a lively whist party Friday night in the town hall. A large crowd attended with prizes won by Mrs Howard Oats Mrs Des Williams Howard Beacy Mrs Dewesve and Mrs Westher Sullivan. Consolation prize went to Bent Converse. Refreshments included heart shaped cakes and coffee.
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Hollis
Anthony Hunt Hamilton
A. L
Howard Oats
Des Williams
Howard
William
Beacy
Dewesvewell
Valentine Costume Party At Bedford Junior High
A children's Valentine party drew about 100 attendees at the Bedford junior high auditorium Saturday night from 7 to 9. Virginia Diamond won first for prettiest costume, Billie Arnold earned second as a cowboy, Dorothy Henderson won funniest girl, and Earl Garland took funniest boy in a humorous girl outfit. Games, dancing, and lunch followed with praise for Mrs. Metcalf and her committee. Judges were Mrs. Edwin Jones, Mrs. Grove Smith, and Merton Winchenbaugh.
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Bedford
Virginia Diamond
Billie Arnold
Dorothy ‘Henderson
Earl Garland
Metcalf
Edwin Jones
Grove Smith
Merton Winchenbaugh
West Concord Union Church Prepares for Lent 1931
Preparations for the Lent season are under way at West Concord Union Church. Pastor Alfred Wheeler Sine will begin a series on Romans February 22 with topics including a children's sermon "Why Should Go To Church" and sessions for various age groups. An annual convention of local Christian Endeavor societies is set for February 23, followed by events February 24 and 27.
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Union Church
Elizabeth Packard
The
West Jocore Society
Ladies’ Union
Fellowship of Prayer
Christian Endeavor
Society of Christian Endeavor
Marlboro Bears to battle Philadelphia Colored Giants Friday
The Philadelphia Colored Giants visit St. John Hall to face the Marlboro Bears in a basketball showdown. Giants feature Cham bers Davis Slater Yancy Bethards and a fast lineup that recently beat Perepeanette and Plainfield, with a crowds-pleasing act between periods. The Bears counter with Kasper Brusso and guards Whitey Bernot Tisdell and Reidy, plus a preliminary game and dancing after with Harry Armour’s orchestra.
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Marlboro
Philadelpha Colored Giants
St. Jear, Hall
Giants
Chambers
Davis
Slater
Yancy
Bethards
Bears
Kasper
Brusso
Whitey Bernot
Tisdell
Reidy
Harry Armour
Fish and Game Club to Meet in City Hall Tonight
The Milboro Fish and Game Association will meet this evening at the old council chamber city hall on Ash Wednesday. A brief business meeting will follow the services. Middlesex County League of Sportsmen officers will attend and discuss projects for club benefit. Expected attendees include L. A. Brewer of Waltham and President Drevitson of Framingham. Lloyd R. Stevens will preside.
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Milboro Fish and Game Association
Lloyd R. Stevens
Berlin Woman's Union Plans All Day Meeting At Carter Home
Berlin group announces an all day meeting at the home of M Carter focusing on sewing tasks for Clinton hospital. Attendance expected with significant volunteer work to be completed.
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Berlin
M Carter
Clinton Hospital
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