Dodgers Fall To Braves In Concord Little League Clash
Concord action saw the champion Dodgers drop their second season loss 4-2 to the Braves coached by Al Elfner. Tim Diskin earned the win for the Braves while Dick Funkhouser and Pete Funkhouser paced the Dodgers with key hits.
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Dodgers
Braves
Elfner
Diskin Alden
Concord
al” Elfner
Imhahager
Tim” Diskins
Dick Funkhouser
Pete Funkhouser
Paul Duggan
Teddy Ritke
Tony Rizzitano
Yankees
Jim Diskin
Eaders
Rizzitano
Latcher
Tom Berlied
Joe Rantilla
John McCarthy
Joe Mancuso
Berled Withard
Red Sox
Chip” Elmer
Roger Mattison
Dick Behartell
Bob Windheim
Battery
Bifner
Ralph Viscdtriello
Sox
John Alder
McCarthy
Art Johnson
Walter Carew
Terry Taylor
Seven Tong
Larry Bascom
Bump
Grenman
Littleton Narrowly Behind in North Middlesex Junior League Standings
Latest standings show Littleton with 2 wins and 4 losses in the North Middlesex Junior Baseball League after recent games. Team performance highlights the struggle to improve in a tight divisional race.
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Littleton
North Middlesex
Concord Red Cross swimming classes reach 625 at Walden
Acton Miss Barbary Allen director reports total registration of 625 boys and girls for Concord Red Cross swimming classes at Lake Walden. Towns with most learners are Acton and Boxborough with 200 each. Concord 150. West Concord 118. Lincoln 195. Carlisle 22. Janice Phelps assists. classes run through July 29.
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Acton
Barbary Allen
Newtowne Road
Concord Red ‘Cross
Lake Walden
Boxborough
Concord
West Concord
Carlisle
Lincoln
Janice Phelps
Gordon Olen
Lowell Road
Bowdoin
Maples Beat Unbeaten Maynard in North Middlesex League Game
Acton notes the Maples defeated the unbeaten Maynard 0 9 in a North Middlesex Junior League match. Concord blanked Ayer 0 0 and Littleton overwhelmed West Concord 9 1. Maynard then beat Littletown 12 2 to hold a 5 1 record leading the loop.
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Acton
Maples
Maynerd
North Middlesex
Concord
Ayer
Littleton
West Concord
Maynard
Global agricultural workforce exceeds half the labor force
The article states that about 530 million people worldwide are employed in agriculture, representing more than half of the global labor force. It highlights the sector's size and its central role in economies.
Doggie Signs Palazzi for Hoop Feature at Fenway Park
Ernie Beck, unanimous All American of 1952–53 and Penn history scorer, signs to play for United States Stars against the Harlem Globetrotters at Fenway Park on Thursday evening July 29. Palazzi and Goose Tatum headline a doubleheader with Bevo Francis and Rio Grande’s Newt Oliver as other attractions. Globe Trotters on a 73 game European tour. advance orders for outdoor show to Fenway Park.
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Ernie Beck
Univ
Penthsylvalia
United States Stars
Harlem Globe Rotters
Fenway Park
Goose Tatum and Co
Togo Palaczi
U.S
Pracy Beck
Penn
Duke
Philadelphia Wartriors
Eer Fang
Bevo Francis
Rio Grande College
Newt Oliver
Rio Grande
David Quinitet
Benton Harbor
Mich
Globe Trotters
Fenway Pank
Regular Meeting Set For June 28 At Concord Club
The Concord Red Cross Club lists its next regular meeting for Wednesday July 28 at the clubhouse with new president Warren T Payne in charge. The holiday clambake drew a large crowd and the conservation camp contest to send two local boys was postponed pending action at the next meeting in August.
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Concord
Concord Red & Re Club
Warren T. Payne
Boy reports bear sighting turns out to be curtain
An 11 year old boy told a Concord policeman he saw a bear cross the by pass. Police determined the animal was a windblown old window curtain.
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Concord, N. H
Concord
New York plans reform to require periodic inspections
New York authorities announce a plan to require regular inspections across sectors to improve safety and compliance. The measure seeks to standardize standards and boost oversight, aiming at reduced risks and clearer enforcement.
Campanella Cleared to Continue Playing Baseball
Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella was given clearance by Dr. Herbert Fett to continue playing after removal of chips from his right hand. Campanella left the doctor's office for home and plans to fly to Cleveland for the All Star game despite lingering nerve sensitivity. The surgeon said Campanella has a clean bill of health to continue playing.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Herbert Fett
Campanella
Cleveland
Fett
Dodger
Bathing Pool At Sudbury Meets With Approval
The Bathing Beach Committee announces a Sudbury pool at Dutton Pratts Mill Road open 10 00 a m to 5 30 p m daily except Tuesday closed all day for the season. It is limited to Sudbury residents under 16 with parents welcome. If successful a larger area may be built next year.
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Sudbury
Friddy
Dutton
Prat
Nashoba Sportsmen Hold Regular Meeting and Shoot
A Nashoba Sportsmen's club meeting occurred at the clubhouse off Route 27 Monday with a pistol shoot to follow. Beginning July 19 the club will meet weekly at the hut for activities.
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North Acton
Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Local Golfers Vie In Jaques Cup at Brookline
In a Concord golf event, top players from the Centero Country Club compete in the Jaques Cup at Brookline yesterday. Notable names include John Flavin Francis Giacomo Jr Henry Thompson and Gleason, a former local resident, among the entrants.
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Concord
Brookline
Terday
R . Flavin
Francis H. Giae
Ore Ceason Jr
Henry S. Thompson
Gleason
Acton Summer Play Classes Advancing With Diverse Activities
The first week of Acton's summer recreation program shows broad participation with an average of 0.75 of a day per child. Popular activities include baseball, softball, volleyball, hand crafts, and the new sand pile. Children work on crafts such as knitted items, wooden dolls, painted jars, and plywood trays while several youth like Peter McPhee and Norman Perkins enjoy baseball, and others like Lester Veenstra and Janet Allen lead sandpile projects.
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Acton
Miss
Morse
Russell Berry
Peter McPhee
Donald McPhee
Dave
Don Lee
Norman Perkins
John Gates
David Flint
Lenny Cornellier
David
Ronnie Carbary
Evelyn Cozzo
Kathleen Paradis
Lester Veenstra
Barbara MacDonald
Julie Custance
Harriet Collins
Susan Carbary
Barbara Day
Canoes Used In Red Cross Swim Classes At Lake Walden
Concord juniors and senior life-savers in Red Cross swim classes at Lake Walden tested canoes in the cove this week. The canoes were donated by the South Bridge Boathouse. Miss Barbara Allen, director, notes many water accidents stem from the misuse of small crafts and aims to use the sessions for life-saving instruction.
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Concord
Red Cross
Lake Walden
South Bridge Boathouse
Barbara Allen
Auto Races At Westboro Track Friday Night
Westboro track hosts eight race program featuring top New England drivers led by last week's winner Wally Silva of Littleton New Hampshire aiming for back to back wins against Hop Harrington of Pawtucket Rhode Island also on track Red Bolduc F redy Borden Red Hill Joe Ross and Fred Lucheski Derby star Wild iris in gleary from Quincy adds extra draw to the event expected capacity crowd at Westboro Stadium last Friday night returns with more cars and stars.
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Westboro Stadium
New England States
Wally Silva
Littleton
New Hampshire
Fabulous Hop Harrington
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
Westboro
Red Bolduc
Fredy Borden
Red Hill
Joe Ross
Fred Lucheski
Quincy
Sudbury Firemen’s Day Opens With Large Crowd
A large crowd gathered in Sudbury for the Firemen’s Field Day continuing from July 5. The midway opened at 4 p m and a band concert drew many attendees. Fireworks at 11:30 p m attracted about a thousand spectators as supplies ran out. George Ey, president of the Sudbury Firemen’s Association, expressed gratitude to all helpers.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Firemen
George Ey
Sudbury Firemen’s Association
Ffi
Clattor
Éhjty
Toughest ties of ae Maynard golf tournament preview
The Maynard Country Club hosts a tough match play golf event at the halfway mark with a star-filled field and many qualifiers. Favorites face a brutal first round and the format eliminates players quickly, as champions chase class titles across A B C and D brackets with numerous notables listed among the qualifiers.
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Maynard
Maynard Country
Muehat State
Cabitzer
Hugh Miller
Don Mariano
Bob Tobin
Jack Johnston
Miners Win First Place In Assabet Valley League
The Miners clinched first in the Assabet Valley Little League standings. They rolled ahead of rivals as the season progressed, building a decisive lead and finishing atop the league table with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Miners
Miaynard
Dainyitien
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Competition and Economics
The text is incomplete and unclear, suggesting discussion of competition intensity and economic freedom. Key specifics like names, dates, places, or organizations are missing, preventing a concrete report. Further readable content is needed to form a proper summary.
West Cancer Lot Opens Second Week With Music and Food
Fragmentary text describes a small event called West Cancer Lot opening in the second week featuring dancing and youths, with mentions of jewelry, bracelets, baskets, and a person named McMullen. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear details on date, location, or organizer.
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West
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