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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
3
The Worcester club in the Eastern League plans to feature George Soule with FE. McCarthy and William to bin H. Lyong and G. Stuart. Frank matches are set for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights.
The Eigrans defeated K Ot to take three league points in a Thursday night bowled match at the local alleys. An exciting contest drew fans of both teams as leaders due to the high play from Taylor of the Veterans who rolled 187 in a single string and 299 for the three strings. Score:
The Methodist Municipal church hosts an evangelistic outreach led by Mes etx Vowelloan. Daily meetings draw large crowds with Sunday morning and Monday evening sermons especially convincing. A new Maynard song book is used, and many attend practice sessions for the gospel songs. The schedule runs through Tuesday next week with topics including Maynard’s Greatest Queen and The Heart of Christianity. A bachelor supper honors Stanley Vodoklys ahead of his Sunday marriage to Miss Ellen H Cronin, with $50 given as a wedding gift.
West Acton Mrs G P LiWeifel returned home from Melrose hospital after her operation. Ted Frevchig at Maas General hospital Boston had an operation for appendicitis last week. Duncan Kennedy resumed work after an attack of sciatic rheumatism. Mrs Emma Hart of Medford visited J S Haar. The firemen’s dance netted 101.00. Mrs Loury Severoni went to New Hampshire to attend her nephew’s funeral. Saturday morning’s 22 degree cold spell marked the coldest day of the winter. Miss Gertrude Benere of West Acton and Miss Annie Benere of Fitchburg attended the millinery fashion show at Copley Plaza.
Veterans stay atop the Maynard bowling league with steady play this week. K of C and M C A A contest for second as Giants and Sexton's Lunch push for stays, while individual averages highlight Connors and Paterson of K of C leading the team race with Taylor and Lent among top bowlers.
John O Leary president of the Baseball Association will call a meeting to revive interest and plan the opening game. The discussion will cover money raising, recruiting new blood, and ensuring town support. George Soules expects to join the Worcester club of the Eastern league.
Maynard f1 basketball team defeated Holliston H, 23 to 17 in a present game at Pastime Hall Wednesday evening. Each team holds a win, setting up a possible playoff to break the tie. The report notes limited scoring chances and potential arrangements for a decisive game.
Monday night games begin in a local tournament with cash prizes for top team and top runner. Ralph Jamieson leads a strong run as his team defeats John Noi in the opening match.
The Veterans topped the MCAA five and the local alleys in a Monday league match. In single games Ingham led with 102 while Turnbull and Taylor tied for high three game total at 273. The contest used four bowlers per side.
In a recent game against West Point Walter Courtney of the Springfield YMCA college emerged as the star. The Maynard boy is acclaimed as one of the fastest hockey players in the western part of the state.
West End ALC edged Saxony 49 to something at Pastime Hall in a rough home game. Bower led with nine baskets while Rad and others contributed. The young West End team, new to the venue, impressed as Union Turner and Seneca A C of Cambridge eyed a rematch and Saxonville signed Bower for an upcoming game.
Partial text notes a game between B A A and teams or players including John King and Arthur. No clear outcome, location, or date available.
Middlesex School finishes 1922 with a 5–7 record amid close defeats and a 14–22 goal tally. Captains Bailey and Polard led scorers, while games against St. Mark’s, Country Day, and Boston English highlighted a tight schedule and a forthcoming meeting to select next year’s captain and manager.
SRS by ADhet A reports a Middlesex pool hockey game between a public team and a private school first team set for Web 18. In the pool, Riley K of G beat Margsio AL 100 to 51 and James Loughlin K of C beat McWilliams AL 100 to 0.
Concord Independents defeated Middlesex 2 to 4 in a Tuesday game. Abbott Allen scored both goals for Concord, with one coming on a left wing rush. The Concord High lineup followed.
A fragment notes a second team aiming to play Friday February on the school rink. It mentions a hockey lineup of four players and an independent team competing against a guard not clearly identified, with garbled names and dates.
On Friday evening February 17 the A Q O H team beat the K of C by seven in the Forty Five Tournament now underway. Concord High School hockey team defeated a different opponent with sixteen points in a separate game.
Richard M Lincoln a well known Southboro resident aged four years one month and twenty seven days died of bronchitis at 2 PM yesterday. He leaves a wife Mabel V two sons Harry and Michael a daughter Charlotte L McMaster and Elizabeth M Flake and two brothers William H Lincoln and Harold Cain. Funeral from Annie F Byard Main Street this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev John J Lockett officiating. burial Rural Cemetery.
The Queens of Avalon of the ext Congregational church represented at a Marlboro conclave by Myra Sauna Lacombe Howe Vivina Ravis Linden Bar MPa Joseph Cadthter to quiet 1M at SS under Dr. A. K. LeMarbre care.
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