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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
15
A golf instruction piece details the explosion shot with an open stance. It emphasizes anchoring feet, left arm straight, three quarters backswing, and smooth downswing to lift sand and pop the ball onto the green. Practice makes the shot a normal part of play.
Villa Nova beat Saint Casimir 3 0 at Oval Park Worcester as Stan Stuka fueled the offense with two hits and two runs while Frankie Watts allowed five hits and seven strikeouts. Raymond drew walks and stole bases, Stuka produced key RBIs, and Lucre with three safeties led Worcester’s offense in a tight state semifinal.
Villa Nova edged St Casimir’s 3 to 1 in a nine inning game. Raymond and Salvatti staged the two runs for Villa Nova while J Gudzinowicz spelled solid defense and power. Brunell fanned nine before Watts fanned seven in relief duties.
As early as 1830 bachelor guests at Greenbrok Hotel resort at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia were assigned to cottages formally called Wolf Row.
Maynard notes the Roosevelt school program runs next week under Miss Murray and Carol Lee Downey. Daily activities include games and arts at Crowe Park with baseball and softball popular among younger boys who show budding big league potential. The big six scores are O'Teple Foley 525 Anilona 521 Wirganen 460 Nowick 454 Mac Donnell 445. the little four Cuddy 411 Pernimet 360 Skirton 311 Duggan 300.
St Casimir's Holy Name sprinted to an 11 to 3 win over Bedford in a second half Paul Revere League game at Reeds. Dick Prim led with 13 hits while Vert Lankiewicz Luker and Joe Watts added multiple safeties. Johnny Gudzinowicz earned the win in relief striking out 13 as St Casimir's maintained first place with errorless defense.
Dr and Mrs Lorande M Woodruff of Boston announce a daughter born July 2 at Phillips House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry H Fay of Concord and Woods Hole. Patricia Holloway Boyd born July 2 at Emerson Hospital with Mr and Mrs Paul Winsor Boyd of 35 Lowell Road as parents. Mr and Mrs Edward Craig of Newton announce a son born recently. couple has an older daughter. Mr Craig teaches at Sacred Heart College Newton. Grace Ingersoll Winsor born July 14 at Emerson Hospital Concord to Mr and Mrs John Milligan Winsor formerly Anne Ingersoll Edwards of Concord. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Hadley Edwards of Concord and Mr and Mrs Alexander Winsor of Weston.
Washington announces readiness of World War II service medals for veterans who served from September 1939 to December 1941 and of World War II Victory Medals for active service through 1946. About 18 million eligible. New England Navy veterans to begin August 1 with in person pickup at designated stations. mail applications accepted with discharge papers.
A historical note states crimson clover was introduced into the United States from Italy in 1818, marking an early example of southern European forage species entering American agriculture.
Mr and Mrs Henry W Harmon of 152 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Frances Harmon to James Harold Graham son of Mrs James H Graham and the late Mr Graham of Lexington Harmon attended Concord schools and is employed locally Graham is employed in Lexington
Alexander Kan based Roy A Heal dog kennel exhibitor entered eight cocker spaniels in a Wichita show. The dogs earned five firsts and three seconds, scoring 100 percent for the entries.
Mr and Mrs Rothwell N MacRae of 16 Belknap Street Concord plan a three week trip to San Francisco where MacRae will represent the Concord Lions Club at the Lions International convention. He is the club’s first delegate and former president. The trip begins with a Chicago auto journey and continues by official Lions train.
Miss Victoria Lee Henderson of South Lincoln will wed Thomas Mott Osborne II, son of Rup ert Kipsell Osborne of Auburn New York, on Friday August 1 at 4 pm in the garden of the bride's parents Rev Morris R Robinson to officiate. Bridesmaids include Mrs Simons Lucas Roof and Marcia Sheldon Moore. Electron tube makers produced 205 million radio tubes last year.
Port Town psychologist Barry was unable to confirm years of service or a ceremonial home giving for his son amid ongoing discussions.
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