Maynard Marlboro Golf Tourney Opens With Heavy Play
Maynard and Marlboro K of C golfers clashed at Marlboro Country Club in the first match of the annual council golf tournament. The winning team will receive a silver cup donated by George H. Gutteridge. A return match is set for July 31 at Maynard Country Club. The Maynard team featured Frank C. Sheridan and a large roster of players.
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Maynard
Maynard and Marlboro
Maynard Country Club
Frank C. Sheridan
Louis Sullivan
P. T. Flavin
E. J. Flaherty
Percy Foss
George Lynch
John Mce Kuchern
Frank Sheridan
Noble Morton
Frank Prue
Edward Ledgard
P. H. Murphy
Frank Co. Sheridan
John Connors
Rock Prue
Harry Bullard
George A. Gutteridge
Herbert Martin
Les Downey
Clifford Downey
B. J. Coughlin
Frank Braydén
Columbus Rainville
P. J. Sullivan
Wilbur Clark
Charles Hoffman
Patrick Mullin
P. H. McGrath
Pat Allen
C. J. Lynch
140 Kiddies at Health Camp
The Southern Middlesex Health Camp near Boston houses 140 children from 21 towns, grouped by age under trained counsellors. Miss Mary C. Hoisington oversees, with Miss Ray Morrison directing health education. Posture work led by Miss Louise Easton. weekly weight gains range up to 6 3 4 pounds for most, with daily activities including swimming dancing volleyball baseball rowing and camp craft. Counsellors listed include Miss Martha Guggenheim Miss Harriet Richard Miss Evelyn Hurrell and others.
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Boston
Southern Middlesex
Boston School of Physical Education
Bouve School
Wheelock Kindergarden School
Fitchburg Normal
Mary C. Hoisington
R. N
Ray Morrison
Louiss Easton
Martha Guggenhein
Cambridge
Harriet Richard
Maplewood
New Jersey
Evelyn Hurrell
Beverly Cox
Brookline
Louise
Baldwin
Chestnut Hill
Hdna Roberts
Arlington
Marie Merrill
Helena Relflal
Dorchester
Louise Easton
Richard O'Sullivan
Belmont
Gathering Blagdon
Mattapan
Thelma Stiles
Farmington
George Morgan
Marion French
Dedham
Mary Favor
Norway
Maine
Adele’ Aisner
Revern
Summer church notices and local visits in Acton area
Congregational and Universalist notices list Sunday services July 21 and July 17 picnics. Attendees include Rev. Barker Rev. Torsleff and Andrew J. Torsleff with Minister's Union outing in Northboro. Visitors include Bernice Youmans Lassie Laird Walter Tucker family and others.
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Acton
West
South Acton
Boxboro
Stow
Maynard
Bernice Youmans
Hindsdale
Illinois
Lassie E. Laird
Main Street
Walter J. Tucker
Marjorie
Meredith Village
N. H
Helena Tucker
Albart Tucker
Priest Farm
Groton
Mass
Francis Campbell
Watertown
Faulkner House
Faulkner Hil
Quimby Square
Congregational
Whalum Park
Fitchburg
Ferna
Pond
Harvard
Bear Hill
Johnam
Lambdon
Alex Street
Sale Going On At Rick Les Shoe Store
Vacation shoes advertised with a sale at Rick. Les Shoe Store urges shoppers to take advantage of discounts during the event.
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RICK
LES Shoe Store
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Harvester Co appoints Perkins to succeed Legge as president
Herbert F. Perkins, long time with the Harvester company now based in Chicago, elected to replace Legge as president as Hoover forms a new farm relief board. Perkins has been with the firm since 1898 and will lead the Chicago based company.
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Alexander
Legge
The
Harvester Company of Chicago
Hoover
Farm Relief
Herbert F. Perkins
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Concord and Somerville Battle to a Tie on Emerson Diamond
Concord Town baseball and Somerville Progresives played to a 3-3 nine inning draw on the Emerson Playground diamond Wednesday night. Peterson and McCabe sparked Concord with key runs while Graham and Robinson matched zeroes until darkness halted play. Peterson doubled and scored in the first, McCabe added two hits and two runs, and Dempsey, Whalley, and Escott contributed for Somerville as both teams threaten in late innings. The contest lasted 1 hour 35 minutes with Morgan umpiring. The Concord lineup later faced Waltham City and Casassa of Revere in upcoming games at Emerson and on the road.
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Concord
Concord Town
Somerville Progresives
Emerson Playground
Dave Robinson
Graham
Somerville
Robinson
McCabe
C. Johnson
A. Graham
Escott
Bergen
Dempsey
Morris
Peterson
Higgins
MuCabe
Atkins
de Carpes
Whalley
Sisk
MccCabe
Arkin
Ares Ad
Kennedy
G. Johnson
Dempsey If
Ak Tompkins
de Carpis
Tompkins
Robinson Graham
Morgan
Waltham City Club
Waltham
Casassa Club
Revere
Sudbury Baseball Club Opens Second Half Schedule
The Sudbury baseball club begins the second half of the Western Massachusetts League this week with a 6:30 p.m. home game Monday. Schedule includes July 15 Clinton at Sudbury and July 31 Marlnes at Sudbury, among others.
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Sudbury Baseball Club
Clinton
Sudbury
Gleasondale
Sons of Italy
Sons
Maynard T. T. Rally Edges Billerica In Nine Innings
Maynard T. T. edged Billerica 9 to 8 in a nine inning Middlesex League baseball tilt at Billerica. Lovering allowed scattered hits while Torppa powered Maynard with two bases, two runs scored by Torppa and multiple hitters contributing. McCarthy fanned nine for Maynard as Sezerzen and Boulder made key catches and Billerica mounted a late rally before Maynard held on for the win. Maynard meets Townsend in a league game at Crowe Park next Sunday at 3 PM.
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AL Cowles
Maynard T. T
Billerica
Middlesex
Maynard
McCarthy
Lovering
Fingard
Willow
Torppa
W. Sullivan
Zallinger
Puntell
Sezerzen
Boulder
Mayni
Townsend
Crowe Park
Kangas
Torppa AD. Ous
Boulden
Frigard Ib
Lovering P
Connors If
Lawson
Scezerzen Cf
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Kollege
Ss Spss Ts O
Ab Hone Purtell
Cao SS
Sullivan Rf
Ennis
Te Petts W. Sullivan Lf
Zollinger
McNulty Cf
Monahan MD
Alghetlarers
Hegarty
Dale Seat
McCarthy P
Feprourig
Geresee
Sczerzen
Purtell
Mc Nulty
Monahan
Frigard
Wildpitch
Ganley
Sudbury Shuts Out South Natick 5-0 in Darkness Shortened Game
Sudbury baseball club blanked South Natick 5 to 0 at King Philip Field, the game ending after five innings due to darkness. Pitcher Conroy allowed only one hit and one walk, striking out four as Sudbury took control early. Burr caught, Fairbanks at first, and multiple Sudbury players contributed to the decisive win.
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Sudbury
South Natick
King Philip Field
Conroy
Hallsworth
Natick
Burr
Ee Airbanks
Sudbury Ab Rhon
A. Lowell
Baldwin Is
Fairbanks Ib
BOE Oy
L. Hawes
B. Conroy Cf
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S. Lowell Rf
D. Conroy P
Mercury If
Concord Downs Boston P O in seven inning game
Concord defeated Boston P O 8 runs to 1 in a seven and a half inning affair highlighted by George Johnson holding the visitors to two hits and one run. Concord tallying on opening errors and timely hits by McCabe Johnson and Peterson, with five Concord steals and eleven total infield errors.
Tax collectors office schedule draft notice
Tax collectors office will be closed on Saturday July 20 and Friday July 26 and Saturday July 27. On that date the office will be open as usual on Friday and Saturday nights. William Mann, local official, Town of Lolfector.
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William Mann
Lolfector
Tor Ee
Maynard to Open Middlesex League With Leominster Visit
Maynard T. T. heads to Leominster next Saturday for its first Middlesex County League game. The following Sunday the team hosts Townsend at Crewe Park in the first home league match. Paul Connors, manager and captain, expects a strong lineup for the league games.
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Maynard T. T
Leominster
Crewe Park
Townsend
Paul Connors
Maynard Baseball Schedule Promises Strong July August Run
The article predicts a solid stretch for Maynard baseball with a series of away and home games. Key dates include July 20 at Leominster and July 21 vs Townsend, followed by July 25 at Billerica and August 1 at Maynard.
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Maynard
Leominster
Townsend
Billerica
West Groton
Ayer
Littleton
Leominster Ward
Groton
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