Jets rally past Erickson Dairymen 4 1 in Assabet League
Sudbury’s Dewey and Almy Jets, powered by David Tervo’s 12 strikeouts and a home run, defeated Erickson’s Dairymen 4 to 1. Doherty fired four innings for the Dairymen with 17 Ks but six walks and errors doomed them. Friday, David Jones pitched for Erickson’s Dairy beating Lund’s Blades 16 0 with four home runs. Land’s Blades finish last but praised for sportsmanship.
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Sudbury
David Tervo
Dewey
Almy Jets
Erickson
Dairymen
Tervo
Doherty
Jets
Zine
Podgurski
Parrier
Murphy
David Jones
Erickson’s Dairy
Lund
Blades
Moulton
Devlin
Jones
Bisson
Fowler
Battery
Sullivan
Gillaney
the Land
Two HS Gridders Selected for All Star Game
Concord High graduates Bernie Megin and Joe Marchuso were chosen for the 12th annual charity football game at Lowell on Aug. 30. Marchuso, last year’s captain and all scholastic, is a lineman. Megin, a quarterback with several honorable mentions, joins as the other standout from Concord.
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Concord
Concord High
Lowell
Bernie Megin
Bedford Street
Joe Marchuso
Anthony Manchuso
Walder Street
Golf tourney at Concord Country Club draws tight scores
A blind nine hole event at Concord Country Club produced tight scores led by James M. Austin 36 30 and Jonathan Snelling 34 31. Other finishers include Joseph Keen Tee 34 32, Dr John Flavin 35 88, George Whitney 48 36, Charles Johnson 44 38, John Adams 44 38, Norman Barrett 49 39.
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Concord
Card of Thanks for Kindness at Emer som Hospital
I thank friends for lovely cards flowers and many kindnesses during my stay at Emer som Hospital Anna Wohlrab Sudbury.
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Emersom Hospital
Anna Wohlrab Sudbury
Assabet Valley League Tag Days Support Local Teen Baseball
The Assabet Valley League announces tag days in Sudbury Maynard and Acton to fund teenage baseball. Volunteers will collect in the business districts from Friday to Saturday at Lands Products Bilades Dewey and Army Jets United Co op Green Sox Acton and Erickson's Dairymen Sudbury. Donations help keep youth baseball active.
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Sudbury
Assabet Valley Pony League
Lands Products
Bilades
Maynard
Dewey
Army- Jets
United Co-op
Green Sox
Acton
Erickson’s
Dairymen
Sons Beat Fathers 7 3 In PONY Exhibition Affair
Sudbury on Sunday afternoon saw the Assabet Valley Pony League fathers versus sons game end 7 to 3 in favor of the sons. Jim MacLean led with two hits and Doherty homered, while Podgurski and Babcock contributed key hits as the sons pulled ahead in the third inning.
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Sudbury
Assabet’ Valley Pony League
Big Jim MacLean
Doherty
Welsh
Sullivan
MacLean
Podgurski
Babcock
Paul Bisson
Rick Doherty
Fowler
Fathers
DiPietro
Lantron
Tervo
Kramer
Thompson
Kennally
Hall of Fame Receives Williams 500th Homer Bat
Ted Williams mailed the bat and ball from his 500th homer to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. The inscription reads The Williams 500th homer June 17 1960. Williams joins Babe Ruth Jimmie Foxx and Mel Ott as the few with 500 or more career homers.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
UPI
Ted Williams
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Red Sox
Sid C. Keener
Ted
Williams
Babe Ruth
Jimmie Foxx
Mel Ott
Maynard Sport-Lites and Local Baseball Oddities
A nostalgic recap of early 20th century local sports humor and quirks. Tales include Gleasondale Towd reaching Nashua by mistake, a coin toss ending a run, unusual left handed players, and odd gridiron misplays. Also notes civic and veterans groups, local players, and Little League momentum as Hi-Fi's claim minor league bragging rights.
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Maynard
Gleasondale Towd
Nashua N. H
Gleasondale
Darling
Toropa
Lawson
Quincy
Y.P.S.L
Tony Columbo
Tony
Don
Medford
Maynard High
George Lowmeys
Alhough
St. Bridget’s C.Y
Johnny
Melrose
Frank J. DeMars
Legion Post
John Kulevich
Royal Indies of Marlboro
Blackstone
Jimmie Duggan
P.W.D
Stowe Acre Opens Club Championship
Stow Owner Tom Page announced that Stowe Acres will host club championship qualifying on Saturday July 16 with finals Sunday July 24. Four divisions will admit more players. entries register with Tournament Chairman Don D Amico. A Women’s Championship will be held on a handicap basis for local players.
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Stow
Tom Page
Stowe Acres
Cakaies
Don D'Amico
Stow Cham
Page
Stone Acres
Patriots Begin Heavier Practices in Concord Area
The Patriots plan heavier drills after preseason workouts at the University of Massachusetts. They will hold practices in Concord when in Boston, starting late August. Meanwhile extensive practice opened at St Anselm College in Manchester New Hampshire with Commissioner Joe Foss expected to visit after marching in Concords Patriots Day parade.
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Concord
Boston Patriots
University of Massachusetts
Boston
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
N. H
Joe ‘Foss
Little League Chatter: Sabres Hawks Jets Darts All Play
In Tuesday to Saturday action Raytheon Sabres beat Sudbury Drug Hawks 8 6 with Rick Maurer steadier pitching after a rough start. Jets edged by 6 7 and 15 1 Jets pitcher Jackie Mercury threw a no hitter. Darts beat Sabres 8 7 as Earl Fowler lent an extra player. Comets defeated Ruth 2 0. Text includes unrelated notes on home improvement and Texon Topics.
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Raytheon Sabres
Sudbury Drug Hawks
Gilly Roehrig
Sabres
Ricky Maurer
Ricky
Billy Skog
Hawks
Hill Jeweler
Comera Dere
Sudbury SupersMarket Jets
Renny Ide
Wayne Spiller
Jets
Comet
Pat Finelli
Bob Larsen
Bobby Lind
Dan O’connor
O’connor
Jeff Borgeson
Hooper
Hardware Darts
Earl Fowler
Borgeson
Steve Skogland
Bob King
Scott Lauder
Brian Rafferty
Jackie Mercury
Tim Murphy
Comets
Ruth
C. Porter
Ringers ineligible for division entry windows noted
Fragmentary OCR notes reference entry windows for divisions from July 16 to July weekend and mention players such as Stowe Maynard and Pewee. It suggests batch play elimination and tone of an informal golf or tournament context without clear details.
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Oe Son
Stowe
Maynard
Barber II Wins Wayland Title at Wayland Country Club
Al Barber of Waltham retained his championship by defeating Ed McGovern 3 and 2 in the 26 hole final. McGovern trailed five down after 11 holes and narrowed the margin to two on the 26th green, but Barber finished even par over the 34 holes.
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Wayland
al Barber
Waltham
Ed McGovern
McGovern
Barber
Red Caps Shine in West Con Loop Showdown
Maynard Red Caps compile a 12 4 record in the West Con Loop, sit in second place one game from the top, and look primed for the playoff series. The club, built from former local schoolboys, is guided by active playing manager Fred DeGrappo as it maintains cohesion despite three lineup changes over three seasons.
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Maynard
Maynard Red Caps
Red Caps
Fred DeGrappo
Patriots cut squad for action ahead of first game
Amherst via UPI Boston The Patriots coach Lou Saban trimmed the squad by 13 players to reach working numbers. Ten more were cut and five resigned, leaving 84 men. The exhibition opener is set for July 30 in Buffalo. notable cuts include Jim Buonopane Holy Cross and others from Tennessee State Lycoming Syracuse and North Carolina colleges.
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Amherst
UPI
Boston Patriot
Lou Saban
Pacana Saban
Dew
Buffalo
Sabanday
Jim Buonopane
Holy Cross
John Sanders
Tennessee State
Jack Joe
Lycoming College
al Gerlick
Syracuse
Cliff Manning
Hardin-Simmons
Joe Casieri
Brockton
the Gatling
Wilbur Hayes
North Carolina College
Jim Long
West Virginia State
Pat Altieri
Brown
Bob Horan
University of Connecticut
Boo Gilmore
Heidelberg
Jim Bryant
North Carolina University
Brandeis Chamber Music Concert Features Webster Koff Foley
The Brandeis University Chamber Music Series presents a July 20 recital in Slosberg Music Center Waltham. Pianist Beveridge Webster violinist Robert Koff cellist Madeline Foley perform Beethoven Opus 111 and Brahms trios as Brandeis faculty and Juilliard alumnus lead performances. Tickets required. admission is free.
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Waltham, Mass
Brandeis University
Slosberg Music Center
Waltham
Beveridge Webster
Robert Koff
Madeline Foley
Beethoven
Brahms
Violi
America
Beveridge Kebster
Paris
Juilliard School of Music
United States
Europe
Madeling Foley
Mar
Deaths and Obituaries in Concord Area 1946 and 1947
Obituary notices list Annie T. Parke of 11 Bedford Court Concord widow of Robert Parke Spanish War veteran died at Countryside Nursing Home Westford. Born Sept 1 1882 in Concord she lived there all her life mother of the late Arthur W. Parke Survived by three sons four daughters and several grandchildren Funeral from Joseph Dee and Son with high mass at St Bernard's Church burial at St Bernard's Cemetery Other notices mention Elizabeth Abercre West Concord Eleanor Page Sudbury Bertha Page Andover Henry Page and other local residents with funeral details and church services
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Concord
Annie T
Carson) Parke
Bedford Court
Robert Parke
Countryside Nursing Home
Westford
Arthur W. Parke
Robert F
Leslie
South Acton
John H
Mars
Robert
Katharine
Funeral for Dwight H. Magovern Held in Bedford
Dwight H. Magovern 60 of 50 Wayte Road died unexpectedly at his Ipswich summer home. Funeral services were held Saturday at St Paul’s Interment in Westy Cemetery. He was a retired Monarch Life Insurance general agent and lived in Bedford a year after moving from Lexington. He belonged to the Masons Aleppo Temple Sutton Club. Survived by wife Carrie Smith two sons Dr D Richard East Lexington and A C Robert J Bedford a daughter Mrs Robert Stoffregen Bedford.
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Bedford
Dwight H. Magovern
Wayte Road
Ipswich
St. Paul’s
Westy Cemetery
North Lexington
Monarch Life Insurance Co
Boston
Lexington
Masons
Aleppo Temple
Sutton Club
Carrie Smith
D. Richard
East Longmeadow
Robert J. Bedford
Robert Stoffregen
Elizabeth Edwards 84 of South Acton Dies at Home
South Acton Elizabeth Edwards 84 of 133 Main street died early Thursday at home after a long illness. A native of Enfield she lived in Acton 77 years. Survived by sisters Mary E. Smith and Mrs. Sarah A. Greenough who lived with her. Member of Acton Center Congregational Church formerly of the Grange. Services Monday at Congregational Church with Rev. Eric W. Shaw officiating. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. Fowler Funeral Home in charge.
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South Acton
Elizabeth Edwards
Main Street
Mary E. Smith
Sarah A Greenough
Acton Center Congregational Church
The
Grange
Congregational Church
Eric W. Shaw
Woodlawn
Fowler Funeral Home
Philomena Gonzalo Dies. Funeral Saturday at St Michael’s
Philomena Gonzalo also known as Philome Centofanti in Bedford dies at home on 8 High Street. Funeral service to be held at Pierre A. Dillon Funeral Home Thursday followed by a solemn requiem at St. Michael’s Church. She is survived by son Giuseppe Papilli and son Rinaldo Labell.
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Philomena
Bao
Bedford
Philome (Centofanti
Gonzalo
Guiessepe
Joe) Papilli
High Street
Pierre A. Dillon
St. Michael’s Church
Rinaldo, Lowell
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