West Groton Tops Maynard in Tight Middlesex League Battle
West Groton defeats Maynard 2 to 1 at West Groton on Saturday to seize first place in the Middlesex County league. A pitcher’s duel featured Stuckert of Maynard and O Connor of St. John's Prep against Groton’s Maurice Stuckert, with Durant and Harrington delivering the decisive runs in the fifth. Durant and Harrington led West Groton at the plate, while Maynard’s Tom Marsden starred for his team.
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Maynard
West Uroton
West Groton
Joe O'Connor
St. John’s
Groton
Maurice
Stuckert
Northeastern
Thoundmen
Cleary
Harrington
Tierney
Durant
O'Connor
O'Neil
K. Marsden
Woodson
Driscoll
T Marsden
Joe White
R. Marsden
Smith
Boulden
O’brien
T. Marsden
D. Driscoll
Morgan
Johnston
T.marsden
Vodoklys
Pewee
Marsden
Boullen
Kangas
Connors
Texas
West Groton O'Neil
Woodson Ss
E Smith
Harrington Cf
Durant Rf
Ea Ae
Maynard Vodoklys
Marsden Ss
Bouldeu
OO Brien
Hadigan
Morgan Rf Ao
Stuckert P
Lovering
Connor
O’connor
Ganaly
Maynard TT Stages Key Middlesex League Clash
Maynard TT faces Ayer in a crucial Middlesex County League game next Sunday afternoon with Ray Dobbins on the mound for Ayer and Don Lent pacing batting for Maynard. Normie Sims pitched Fore River to a 3 2 win over North Cambridge in the Boston Twilight League. Marlboro HS continues gridiron preparations as West Groton and Maynard weather postponements loom.
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Maynard TT
Ayer
Ray Dobbins
Holy Cross
Normie Sims
Fore River
North Cambridge
Sudbury Hands Visitors First Defeat in Assabet Valley League
Sudbury defeated Gleasondale 4-1 at King Philip field to open the season, Burr pitching well in his second win. Hawes starred in the outfield and Mulcahy earned a two-base hit for Sudbury, as the team sits in fourth place in the league standings.
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Sudbury
Obbg
Gleasondale
King Philips Field
South Sudbury
Burr
Hawes
Gleasondale Abbhpo AE 'Mulcahy
Wetherbee
LaFrance
Pierce P
Fredericks c SL
Darling
McDonald Cf
C. Giles
Mulcahy
Pierce
la France
Todd
Change Name of Poor Dept In Broad Welfare Reform
Maynard July 13 the Board of Public Welfare becomes the Overseers of Poor and poorhouses are renamed infirmaries under a June 24 act. The shift aims to shed stigma attached to old terms as towns adopt newer titles nationwide, with local authority noting progress away from the old amber wording.
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Maynard
Board of Public Welfare
Union Club Keeps Up Strong Play In Local Baseball
The Concord Junction Union Club defeated Natick 12 to 4 after relocating games off the Percy A. Playground. Johnson Asbjornson and Edwardson led with combined 9 hits for 18 bases including two triples and a home run. W MacWilliams pitched well for Natick, while Union had a seven run seventh inning sealing the win.
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Concord Juction Union
Percy A
Littleton
Middlesex County Baseball League
Natick
Johnson
Asbjornson
Edwardson
W. MacWilliams
Natick Men
McWilliams
Union Club
Asby
Donovan
Cumming
Peintes
Robinsons
McGowan
Foley
Isner
Byrne
MacGowan
Concord
Peterson
Robinson
Pearson
Comeau
Olsen
Edwardsen
Maynard Yields to West Groton in Tight Standings
West Groton beat Maynard 2 to 1 to gain a slender lead in the Middlesex County Baseball League. Concord slips to a tie for fifth with Ayer as Maynard falls one game back. Billerica remains third and Silesia fourth. Upcoming games list schedule through July 21 with several cross matches.
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Concord
Ayer
Middlesex County Baseball League
Littleton
West Groton
Maynard
Papermakers
Billerica
Silesia
Ee Aes
Abbot
Abbott
Orth Billerica
Shirley
North Billerica
Townsend
W. Groton
Tues
Concord Junction Athletes top Elba Athletic Assocation 4 0
The Concord Junction Athletes defeated the Elba Athletic Association 4 to 0 at Maynard Tuesday. Isner held Elba to one safety and fanned 12. The Athletes struck in the fourth to sixth innings aided by Lehto wildness, with Melise and Dee contributing key hits. Isner worked the final inning with a strikeout, while Carlton homered for Elba and Seckers, Nelson, and Saccar contributed.
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Concord Junction
Elba
Maynard
Isner
Alba
Lehto
Melise
Dee
Johnson
Peterson
Larsen
Santora
Tha
Carlton
Concord Jct Annuity Grange Plans Picnic at Lynn Beach
Concord Junction Annuity Grange held its regular meeting Monday evening. Plans were discussed for the annual picnic on Sunday July 24 at Lynn Beach. George A. Hodgdon is in charge and plans to have all machines meet in front of the Post Office at 9 30 am. Members from neighboring towns are invited and many have signified attendance, promising a record crowd. After the meeting a large number took a joy ride to Lake Nagog with refreshments and dancing.
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Annuisnac Grange
Lynn Beach
George A. Hodgdon
Lake Nagog
West Acton Residents Visit Family And Friends
Charles Wood and daughter Etta spent last week with relatives in Worcester. Barbara Park visits her grandmother Mrs Ida Mac Gregor. Francis Mead and Arlington family summer at Wright Terrace bungalow. Doris Gardner visits Ev erett Montague home Megansett. Eleanor Peterson of Belmont visits A N Héderstedt home. Frances Hall takes week trip through New Hampshire and Maine. Marion Whipple and Dr C L Clark wed at Lough Ac ton last Thursday. Etta Gates goes with Bert Bradish on ten days auto trip through Maine and New Hampshire. Jennie Hardy of New Bedford visits James French. Mildred Gallant enjoys vacation from Waltham Watch factory. Moore and Cram weaving factory closes for summer. Henry Haynes and son Albert motor to Dublin NH for Scout Camp.
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Charles Wood
Etta
Worcester
Barbara Park
Ida MacGregor
Francis Mead
Arlington
Wright Terrace
Doris Gardner
Everett Montague
Megansett
Eleanor Peterson
Belmont
A. N. Héderstedt
Frances Hall
Moore and Cram
Henry Haynes
Albert
Dublin
N. H
Bedford News Notes on Local Residents
Floyd Roby the young son of Mr and Mrs Fay Roby who was hurt at the new school house has returned from Massachusetts General hospital where he was treated. Mr and Mrs George Sweetman and family have moved into their new home on the Fletcher property. Mrs George R Blinn who has been spending a week at the White Mountains is at home again.
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Floyd Roby
Fay*Roby
Massachusetts General ‘Hospital
George Sweetman
Fletcher
George R. Blinn
White Mountains
Bedford Women Win $25 Prizes in Local Contest
Mrs. C. G. Serecs. At G. Thompson and the Gereuld are named as makers who will each receive a $25 prize in the Middle- event.
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Bedford
C. G. Serecs
G. Thompson
Gereuld
Bedford Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Nellie Butler of Cambridge visits with Miss Emma Gilman of Crescent Avenue. Rev and Mrs F W Thompson and family from Great Road spend a month in Maine. Mrs F S Lydiard of Bedford Avenue and family vacation at Biddeford. Mrs Lucy Ph South Street hosted Lydiard guests over the week.
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Nellie Butler
Cambridge
Old Bedford
Emma Gilman von
Maine
F. ‘S. ‘Lydiard
Ave., Bedford
Biddeford
Lydiart Motors
Lucy Ph South
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