Maynard ousted as central Mass league plans season changes
In Milford on Sunday night managers from most towns met to expel Maynard from the Central Mass basketball league. Marlboro’s Ghiloni said Maynard’s reluctance to contend justified dropping the town. Two referees were dropped and Fitchburg’s Mike Godley chosen for a trial. A Framingham meeting will set the remaining schedule. Marlboro’s Ghiloni becomes vice president. Holliston expresses satisfaction with progress.
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Central Mass
Milford
Mayanil Lowell
Maynard
Ledgard
Ghiloni
Marlboro
Reardon
Parker
Mike Godley
Fitchburg
Godley
Webster
Framingham
Holliston
Marlboro Enterprise
Local Notes From The City
Dr J B H O’Brien arrived in Port land to inspect horses for allied armies. James Golden was called to Leominster by illness. Mrs N P Russell is ill at home under nurse care. Miss Cora Do uu Newton street ill with grippe. Miss Jeanette Berry has recovered from illness. Maurice Kirby leaves for Providence to secure a position with Nelson Morris Co. Funeral for Miss Viola Rice Thursday at 2 at her home. Mr Mrs George Patterson and mother ill with grippe at East Main street home. Downey’s store workers enjoyed a sleigh ride to Framingham with 26 diners. Mrs J P Temple very ill on Greenwood street under nurse care. License commissioners vote not to grant extra license until April meeting. Mrs M J McCarthy recovering from grippe at Newton street home.
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M. J. McCarthy
Newton St
Bedford Fireman's Banquet Dinner For Bedford Fire Department
The Bedford fire department banquet was held at the Bedford House last Saturday evening with the board of selectmen present. Sullivan and Laymaine's orchestra from Maynard provided music from 8 to 11 80, followed by supper, singing and speeches. Attendees included the board of electmen and numerous fire department engineers and members led by Chief John Q. Blake, with Charles W. Blake as captain and a long list of attendees named.
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Bedford Fire Department
Board of Selectmen
Bedford House
Sullivan
Laymaine
Maynard
Board of Electmen
Immanuel Pfeiffer, Jr
John R. Comley
Fire Department
John Q. Blake
Irving C. Waite
John Gammon
Charles W. Blake
William B. Hughes
Alfred J. Walters
Charles A. Walters
Peter F. Cavanaugh
R. F. Peterson
John Isner
Hans P. Hanson
Clifford L. Day, Jr
John Kavanaugh
Michael McGann
Martin McMahon
Warren A. Cutler
Joseph M.hodgen
Forest Blake
Joan Walsh
George Peterson
Milton Ford
Estates and executors listed for Concord Acton and nearby towns
Probate court actions show Lucy Marhar of Concord named administratrix of John Marhar's estate, bond $2000, value $1600 in real estate. Augusta Jacobs of Concord leaves a will naming daughter Jacobs as executrix. heirs include John T. Jacobs and daughters in Council Grove Kansas and Concord. F Ethel Bond of Somerville seeks administratrix role for Elizabeth A Wayne estate. estimated $8600 with $600 realty and $8000 personal property. returnable Jan 21 at East Cambridge.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Lucy Marhar
John Marhar
George F. Lawton
Wal
Augusta T. Jacobs
Daughtee Jacobs
John T. Jacobs
Council Grove
Kan
Alice Jacobs
Gertrude J. Mervin
Mabel L. Jacobs
East Cambridge
F. Ethel Bond
Somerville
Elizabeth A. Wayne
James A. Wayne
Horace F. Tuttle
Marlboro Romps Lowell 44 to 22 In Basketball
The Marlboro five dominated Lowell 44 to 22 on Saturday night. Finn scored eight baskets while Ostello added six. Follansbee led Lowell with solid work. Referee Reardon oversaw three 15 minute periods with 600 in attendance.
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Marlboro
Anther
Lowell
Marlro
Finn
Ostello
Follansbee
Costelli
Renkert
Chapman
Lacasse
Ote
Mulvanity
Lew
Ouls
McCarthy
Costello
Folansbee
Cofe
Yacesne
Julvanity
Reardon
Worcester
Timer
Ghiloni
Milford Defeats Maynard in CM L Basketball Match
Milford dominated Maynard in a CM L basketball game at Milford. McClellan scored eight goals while Harvy Corbett Walden and others added points. Maynard struggled without Heffron and Towne of Northboro filled in. Referee Haley. scorers Collins Ledgard. timers Taylor Ledgard. Time 15 minute periods.
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Maynard
Wi.ford
Milford
Heffron
Boston
New Hampshire
Towne
Northboro
McClellan
Harvey
Corbett
Walden
Allison
Sebastian
Gibbons
Punch
Co. M
Haley
Collins
Ledgard
Taylor
Maynard Beats Lowell In Four Man Exhibition Loop
In Cooperative hall Tuesday evening Maynard and Lowell staged an open fast exhibition with four players each. Kelley Punch Gibbons Lew and Clark led Maynard while Cote played for Lowell as Dr Flaher ty refereed. Maynard won 42 to 34 with Kelley scoring ten floor goals and Punch four.
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Lowell
Cooperative Hall
Kelley
Punch
Long Jawn Gibbons
Tobin
Bucky Lew
Doc Cook
Cote
Clark
Dr. Flaherty
Maynard Punch
Eeeeseesees
Gibbons
Lew
Flaherty
Timer
Ledgard
Hudson High dominates local hockey clash for Central Mass title
Hudson high school defeated a local five as Maynard battles to keep pace. Hudson, the reigning Central Mass champions with veterans like Heath Costello and W Sumpter, scored through Heath and Costello while Sumpter and Ross added goals in a 20 minute period game officiated by Groves.
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Hudson
Maynard
Hudson High
Central Mass
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Sumpter
Gibbs
Morgan Costellow
Wirth c
W. O’brien
O'Brien
McCarthy
Sullivan Heath
Coceccsessesesees
Hooper Ross
Dahl E. Sumpter
Coughlin
Heath
Costello
Maynard Checker Club Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Odd Fellows block quarters, the annual Maynard Checker Club meeting elected Michael P. Mullin as president John Maley as vice president Henry Slyvert as financial secretary Arthur Champagne as recording secretary Daniel Moore as treasurer Felix Rainville Dennis Spain Henry Slyvert and William H. Scully were named directors The club is praised as a well managed prosperous organization with bank deposits and active plans to arrange matches with other clubs.
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Maynard Checker Club
Odd Fellows
Michael P. Mullin
John Maley
Henry ‘Slyvert
Arthur Champagne
Daniel Moore
Itreas
Felix Rainville
Dennis Spain
Henry Slyvert
William H. Scully
Checker Club
Plan For A Series At South Acton Alleys
The married and single men of South Acton plan a series of matches at the local alleys. A strong rivalry promises interesting winter games as Thomas Murray led last week with a 128 series while Hugh Connor chased him.
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Marriéa
Acton
Thomas Murray
Hugh Connor
College professors urge recognition of growing intercollegiate athletics
The piece notes professors deploring rapid growth in intercollegiate athletic activity and urges awareness of this development. It cites widespread sporting publicity from multiple schools, staffed by writers and funded to supply material and photos to newspapers nationwide.
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Anay
Brazil
Maynard Manager Denies League Expulsion
Manager Ledgard protests loose league handling and late arrivals. He indicates he would quit if conditions do not improve and favors independent basketball. Fans share his view as Ledgard leaves and Maynard loses confidence in the league.
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Ledgard
C. M
Maynard
Powers That Be
Mr. Ledgard
Bill Shows Lack of Judgment in Hunting Lands Law
A proposed bill seeks to allow hunters with licenses to travel over others lands without civil or criminal trespass liability. The measure, filed by James E. Olin of Lynn, lists 15 signatures supporting the petition and aims for introduction in the upcoming session.
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Eer
James E. Olin
Lynn
1916 Hunting License Required January Seeks License Update
The 1916 hunting license becomes mandatory January 1 with the state license expiring December. The note mentions ducks, foxes, hares and other game under the law, with season close dates for hares and rats and a December close for fox hunting.
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Massachusetts
Golf Great Test of Nerve Says Varden
Golf expert Harry Varden says golf provides a stricter nerve test and temperament than any other game. He notes golf approaches an art and requires calm, phlegmatic temperament to handle the heat on the links.
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Varden
Harry Varden
Cornell Professors Debut Gridiron Sport Gridiron Game
A new hybrid game blending football and basketball was tried at Cornell. Inventor Professor C V P Young introduces Gridiron played with 2 Rugby balls on a 11-player gridiron. Running beyond five yards is illegal and waist tackling is forbidden. forward passing is encouraged.
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Cornell
C.V. P. Young
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