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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
3
The article discusses a golf swing focus on left hip upthrust and head position at impact. It explains inside-out versus outside-in swing paths, hand throw, and weight-forward leverage to reduce slicing and gain distance, with tips on maintaining head alignment and clubhead control.
A high school athlete, Vincent Bonne, earned a top grade while playing for the local league. Friends and fans watched as he stood out among peers and received praise for his performance.
West Concord Townies battled Groton Townies to a 1-1 draw Monday night at Toton. Dick McCarthy pitched for Groton and allowed one run while John DeRuzzo and Val Muscato each had two hits for the locals.
David Newsham of Stow Center and Hale high school class of 1948 has enlisted in the United States Navy and is now at the Great Lakes Naval Station.
PAW PAC keeps winning stride by routing Winchester 4 0 at Sassari Field Sunday. Lefty Bill Morrill pitched superbly allowing four hits and 10 strikeouts. Gudzinowicz, Lankiewicz and Jones collected two hits each as the PAC won in the fourth inning and staged a five run sixth with singles and a squeeze play.
Maynard P A C extended its win streak to 15 games by beating Sudbury 9-6 at Crowe Park. Luker Gudzinowicz and Benny Gudzinowicz led the offense with multiple hits each, while Belmforth and Hower paced Sudbury. The game featured a wide open scoring burst and the local team remains a top contender in state tournament play.
Stow beat Harvard 5-3 at Stow Memorial Athletic Field on Thursday. Sunday Harvard posted a 6-3 victory over Stow at Harvard. Tuesday evening Stow prepares to meet Maynard while Sunday afternoon sees Stow hosting Berlin at Stow Memorial Athletic Field.
The new MSCA Rostal Chess Section expands like a champion sprint, drawing players from Cape Cod Marlboro Worcester and Washington D C plus hospitalized veterans. An Amherst University outing on Aug 15 is planned with over 500 players expected and 4 So prizes include a $4 value chess set for first, $2 for second and free entry to another group.
The Bedford Board of Public Health met at Town Hall with Mrs John Ceresolo presiding. A Well-child committee report noted May to July child examinations and that all eligible children for next year were contacted. A summer camp for two children funded by the Salvation Army was arranged and a policy committee was appointed. The nurse will be on vacation late July and emergency calls will be handled by the Visiting Nurse Association of Lexington. The board plans to reconvene in September.
Stow 4-H activities include a Mixing Bowl cooking class led by Mrs. Robert Goucher meeting July 12 at Red Acre Road with five girls presenting fruit demonstrations. The Sewing Class led by Mrs. Edwin Albert meets July 28 after a 14-girl session. A 4-H canning demonstration with County Extension staff Miss Williams and Miss Eames occurred Friday, followed by a Q and A. An all members canning session is set for 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Thur Puffer’s home on a wet morning. An August 16 adult meeting is planned.
Anthony Adams of Chicago earned a bachelor degree in mechanical engineering from the Illinois Institute of Technology after scoring high on an entrance examination. He ranked in the top five percent of his class and graduated with a B average.
Mr and Mrs Chester C Barnes have returned to their home on Sweetwater Avenue after an extended stay in Florida.
Acton sets July 31 for a Country Fair at Town Hall with chairmen coordinating booths food and attractions a pony ride merry go round auction portable radio prizes and a country dance. Anne Priest and Nancy Winslow of South Acton are away at Camp Middlesex 4 H camp in Ashby.
Mrs. Torvo Wickley and her husband travel from Crescent close with her parents Mr and Mrs Urgatis of Great made a trip to Gloucester to enjoy a day there. Mrs Carrier Smith of Cres sera street visits Minnie Mul ne of.errville Texas spending several weeks in Stow.
Charles Dumey of Crescent Street enjoys an annual vacation from Concord Garnett Co. Mr and Mrs David Clemens with children David and Nancy and Genearet Prient of the Aggirast, return from a three week motor trip to Rangely Lakes Maine. Weston residents and Mrs Clifford Laursen of Roosevelt Street Maynard, head for Alton New Hampshire and Lake Winnipesaukee. Mrs Lempkin Lahteinen, formerly of Maynard, bought from Teetvo Brothers on Gleasondale Road. Misses and Miss Nelson with aunt Miss Marjorie Gray and brother Alex Gray left to spend the summer with their parents. Mr and Mrs Tonapen go to Nova Scotia.
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