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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
2
West Concord travels to Wellsley Sunday July 4th for a tight game against the leading Wellsley team. Wellsley gains early and late leads as Pitcher Wingled and teammates hold off West Concord's rallies with solid defense and timely hits.
Framingham leads the standings after two forfeited games due to ineligible players. Lexington finishes third while Concord teams tie for sixth. Bedford and Wayland share points for the Gellar honors as the league expects a tighter second half with key returns and rivalries ahead.
West Concord meets Belmont Friday at Percy A. Rideout playground in Concord. Local match-up headlines a week of junior basketball action as both teams vie for regional bragging rights.
Concord inks Otis M Whitney sponsor club forming a six teen team named Otis M Whitney Oleh to compete in the state semi pro tournament. The winner advances to Kansas to face national contenders. lineup includes Concord players plus members from Maynard Lincoln Mohawks West Concord Cardinals and local town team players amid a great send off.
The Concord T T faces Lexington on Emerson grounds in a Paul Hevere League second half matchup. Past results favor Lexington in the first half, while Mio Town Team seeks revenge and may field Jim Tompkins or Georgie Johnson.
Local league notes report Billie Erisman returning to the T T lineup after a three game absence with a sore arm. Jim Tompkins has pitched well since joining the T T, with hopes of Dempsey and Macone hitting over .300 in the second half. Charl ie Doyis misses two weeks with a broken foot. fans urged to visit the Enterprise office with suggestions.
Two teams from the Concord Twilight League will clash in an All Star game on Sunday July 11 for league benefit. Details incomplete due to scattered text but the event is set with proceeds aiding the league.
Concord wins the first game 12 3 at Concord then takes the series with a 6 1 victory at West Concord. West Concord evened the set with a 6 3 win in the second game. Key plays include Macone's two hits and Sof fritti driving in runs while Tompkins and Lawrence pitched well for Concord.
Herronville halts Sleepy Hollow with strong pitching by Jammy Hosmer and Jimmie Su tachhes. Tolman’s run for Merronville is the sole tally as Depot leads early. league stats show Tolman atop batting averages with a .484 mark and several players over .300. Upcoming games feature Hubbardville versus Easter and other cross-town matchups.
The bolstered Town Team will play Belmont T. T. at Belmont Sunday. Mullen and McCarthy return from Wayland. Jack McCabe may rejoin. Changes ahead aim to lift the Town Team with fan support and another Motley Tompkins duel hoped for.
In a fragmented note the players express they want to carry on with the team dynamics without formal organization. They hope to attend the game and maintain momentum into the second half as the league enters its fourth year.
Maynard board of selectmen prepared a list of jurors for 1997 38. The roster includes Francie Alving 18 Walcott St William Annett 4 Maple Street prank Archer 45 Concord St Arthur Ayotte 26 Sudbury St and many others across Maynard addresses.
Lincoln defeats West Concord in a game marked by Max Arkin three hits and strong pitching by D Lupien. Lincoln scores in every big inning while West Concord suffers defensive lapses and protests over batters. Lincoln and West Concord schedule further games including Belmont T. T. and Mohawks at Lincoln and West Concord respectively.
The unit lists Pvt. First Class Noble Loomer and many others moving to camp and drills. The article notes ages 18 to 45, no court records, and a weekly drill schedule starting after Labor Day. It also highlights Massachusetts Military Academy training weekends for high school graduates seeking commissions.
Concord residents Lyman Bruit and Louise Mac Dougall of Carlisle travel to Goshen for boys camp and Amherst State College for girls camp, one week for conservation club work across the state. Mrs. William D Poss and son visit Springfield for a week with her sister. Miss Joan Pratt plans summer in Bryant Pond Maine. Lee Patrick linked to Hollywood project with Nito Martini, production set for Fall release. Mr and Mrs Wood attend Bing Crosby track opening in Del Mer California.
Mr Ethelyn M Coolidge of the Hudson Delly Sun staff is on vacation this week, extending to Clark of High Street. Phil Cyr of Pope Street has returned home from a Montreal trip and visited his parents over the weekend. Joyce and Joan Gale of Apsley Garden are visiting Bangor Maine for two weeks. A suitcase filled with clothing is mentioned.
A terse notice outlines that in case of any emergency the company will rely on officers and the company commander for guidance. It emphasizes contact with officers of the unit and references the Water Benue for further information and consultation.
At the home of Mr and Mrs George M Brown in West Concord the couple will marry at 7 30 p m Miss Dorothy Esther Brown will become the bride of Richard Warren head of Comet in the class of F4 and extension service employee on Everett Street Miss Ann Tracy maid of honor will wear a pale taffeta and carry white roses The bride will wear white satin and a tulle veil There will be a small reception for families and a few friends at the bride's home after the ceremony The couple will reside at 66 Central Street West Concord New Hampshire after a honeymoon in New Hampshire Vermont and possibly Canada
Teste Co. organizes a fuel air operation plan for their trek to prepare and take care of all fuel needs. The service aims to streamline logistics and ensure readiness for the mission.
A fragmented reminiscence mentions someone living near a bay with a car pose scene and a reference to a famous congress figure. The garbled text lacks clear names or events to confirm specifics.
Thirteen year old William Batsford of Stow won a bicycle in a Fourth of July contest at Johnson Pharmacy. He rode the award around town, expressing thanks to those who voted for him.
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