Sudbury Little League Week Recap and Standings
Sudbury Little League saw the Arrows beat the Sabres 6 to 3 in a high scoring opener as Morrison allowed only three hits. Comets, Arrows, and Hawks split results in doubleheaders while St Croix and Colin starred on the mound and at bat. Standouts include Seegar batting .690 and Brenn leading the Sabres with a .633 average plus two wins and four homers.
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Sudbury
Sabres
Arrows
Morrison
MacDonald
Crowley
Comets
Hawks
Cutting
Colin
R. B. I’s. J. Bisson
Paul
Jackie Ferolite
Pete Devoll
The
Billy Moulton
Dempster
Doherty
Mike Ferrolite
Bowry
Bob Brenn
Sabrés
Devell
Nims
Davison
Ferolite
Hinds
Ronnie Bronn
Terry Wilson
Shiners
Fava Leads Summer League Standings
Fava remains atop the summer league standings with Stephens in second place and Trombley moving into third. Averages for the Maynard Bowling League are summarized, highlighting current top performers.
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Fava
Stephens
Trombley
Maynard
Nacey Leads Big Ten With 655 Hits
West Concord Softball League topsy announced Nacey as league leader with 655 hits in the Big Ten division. The report notes his batting prowess across the season and his standing atop the stats.
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Nacey
BIG Ten
West Concord
West Concord Softball League
Acton Nine Defeats Lowell Vets 11-2 in Village League
Acton nine loped the Lowell Vets 11 to 2 for sixth win in the Village Baseball League. Acton now posts six wins and 13 losses while Hudson topped Acton 3-0 in another recent game. Upcoming games include Acton at Littleton and Acton at Lowell tonight.
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Acton
Lowell Vets
Village
Hudson
Littleton
Bedford
Lowell
Nashua
Codding Victor Led Weekend Golf At Concord Country Club
Concord-John W. Codding of Elm Street was the low scorer in the weekend golf handicap medal at Concord Country Club with a 79 67 total. Other finishers included Alexander A Cameron 87 70 and A Laurence Peirson Jr 81 74.
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Concord
John W. Codding
Elm Street
Concord Country Club
Alexander A. Cameron
A. Laurence Peirson, Jr
James M. Austin
Jack Tyson
Andrew M. Dawson
Manitou Lake mishaps push Simsbury angler to quit fishing
Granby Connecticut UP Paul Iskra of Simsbury has fallen from his boat twice while fishing on Lake Manitook this season and had to be rescued both times. He quips that he may have to give up Lake Manitook or fishing altogether.
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Granby
Conn
Paul Iskra
Simsbury
Lake
Manitook
Iskra
Billerica Town Team Extends Winning Streak with 7-2 Victory
The Billerica Town Team defeated Hanscom Air Force 7-2 at home to notch their ninth straight win. Billerica collected 13 hits while Hanscom had seven. Corapp led Hanscom with four hits in five at bats, Lambert posted four for Billerica, and Densey and Torpey hit home runs for the winners.
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Bedford
Billerica
Corapp
Lambert
Densey
Torpey
Leo
Acton Wizards
Joe Dee
Wallace
Mat Sepe
Tiwitehy McCarthy
Emerson
General Radio
Concord ‘Oil
Nacey
Sparkies
Freddy
Ateek No. 2
Reformatory
Severth Place
Fentons
Rock
Pearce
The
Hap” Hansen
Inrest
Trophy Named for Ex-Concord Man Awarded in Yacht Race
The Charles Francis Adams Memorial Trophy, named for the former Concord resident and Navy secretary who died last year, honors the yacht race between Scituate and Eastern Yacht Club at Marblehead. Bradley Noyce won on his 50-foot yawl Tioga, his first win in the memorial event held Sunday.
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Concord
Charles Francis Adams
May Promoter for Colf Caddies and Evans Scholarship
George S May, prominent Chicago promoter, champions caddie welfare through the Evans Scholarship Foundation. Since 1949 his matching donations total 58 170 dollars, funded by club members and his wife. His Tom O Shanter Country Club features a modern glass caddie house and annual banquets with awards based on rounds and performance. The World Championship prize includes a 1 000 caddie fee, with top boys earning Evans Scholarships for four years of college.
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George S. May
Chicago
Caddie Welfare
Evans Scholarship Foundation
May
Tom O’shanter Country Club
Tom O’shanter
Evans
Bedford Loses to Littleton in Village Baseball League
Littleton beat Bedford 13 to 3 to pull even with Nashua for the eastern division lead in the Village Baseball League. Nashua shaded Acton 4 to 3 in a separate game. Lowell defeated Hudson 5 to 4 and then lost 5 to 2 in the second game of a twin bill.
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Littleton
Nashua
Bedford
Acton
Lowell ‘Véts
Hudson
Lowell
Softball Tonight in West Concord League Schedule
The West Concord Softball League lists games at 6 30 pm Rideout Playground Acton Wizards versus Concord Oil Emersons Playground Leo s Bombers versus Reformatory Rideout Playground No 1 diamond General Radio versus (incomplete)
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West Concord
General Radio l
Lee’s Bombers
Concord Oil Is
Fentons
Acton Wizards
West Concord Softbe
Rideout Payground
Concord Oil
Emerson 'S Playground
Leo’s Bombers
Reformatory
Rideout Playground
No. A Diamond
General Radio
Clean Lake Boon Of All Fish Operation
The State Department of Conservation led a jaré-stocking project at Lake Boon to clear the 40 acre pond of undesired fish. Rotenone killed the fish and over six tons were removed with help from the Riverside Gun Club of Hudson and more than 40 volunteers. The pond will be restocked with game fish to improve the bass and other catches for sportsmen.
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Hudson
Lake Boon
State Department of Conservation
Riverside Gun Club of
State Department
John F. Barlow
James Shepherd
The
Conservation Department
Barlow
William Bianchi
Riverside Club
Ted Williams Slugging Lead Shines Through July 13
Through July 13 the American League top slugger Ted Williams boasted a .913 slugging percentage. In 29 games before the All Star break he produced 29 extra base hits among 39 hits. He had 12 homers 11 doubles and three triples.
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Ted Williams
Williams
Sporting News
Red Sox
List of Upcoming Middlesex Junior League Baseball Games
No. Middlesex West Concord Acton schedule this week features Littleton at Ayer Westford at Concord and Concord at Ayer on Friday. On July 26 teams West Concord and Littleton meet and on July 27 Westford plays West Concord.
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West Concord
Acton
North Middlesex
Littleton
Ayer
Westford
Concord
Concord Coming Tilts in Troop 69 Baseball League
Friday Eagles versus Bat on July 25 at Emerson Playground junior high diamond. July 29 Wolf faces Eagles. August 1 Bat meets Wolfe. All games held at Emerson Playground diamond.
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Concord
Eagles
Bat
Wolf
Wolfe
Eagle
Emerson Playground
Lexington Bowler Strikes 410 Triple Sets Local Record
Acton and Maynard bowlers in Lexington Summer League watched Jack Pope of the Red Sox roll a 410 triple at Phélan alleys, a likely area all-time record. Mike Foley notes local Yarkeés place sixth as the Indians lead.
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Acton
Maynard
Lexington
Jack” Pope
Red Sox
Phélan
Mike Foley
Indians
Nashua and Littleton Still Tie For Top Pace
Acton latest standings show Nashua and Littleton level at the lead in the Village Baseball League as of Monday night with no changes in the top spot.
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Nashua
Littleton
Acton
Village Baseball League
Supper Tonight At West Concord Musketaquid Club
The West Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen's Club hosts a 6:30 p m supper at its clubhouse off Harrington Avenue. President Augie Macone will lead the business session afterward.
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West Concord
Reformatory Annexes First Softball Win
The Reformatory Annexes defeated Concord Oil 15 to 6 behind 10 hit pitching by Le Roy Gentry and strong hitting from Georgie Fenton and Mackie Caldwell. Pat Ferrante led the losers with three hits in five appearances.
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West Concord
Fenton
Concord Oil
LeRoy Gentry
Georgie Fenton
Mackie Caldwell
Pat Ferrante
Leo
Bombers
General Radio
Jack Wallace
Leo Duggan
Nacey
Acton Wizards
the Reformatory
Rene Beaudein
Wizards
Joe Mearthy
Sudbury Scout Leaders Guides Bay Path Girls to Bristol Encampment
Bay Path Council Senior Girl Scouts from Sudbury and nearby towns travel to Bristol R I for the Regional Encampment July 19 to 26 led by Mrs. George Mailly. Eight girls earned the trip through camp skills and will join a larger nationwide Roundup focused on American cultural heritage and democratic friendship.
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Sudbury
Bay Path Council
Bristol
R. L
George Mailly
Susan Oaksen
Kay Allen
Lucy Sealley
Southboro
Marion Carr
Marlboro
Phyllis Sanders
Judy MacPherson
Judy McCann
Framingham
Jean Condon
Medway
Bay Path
B.P.C
Pontiac
Michigan
U.S.A
Needham Seeks November 1 Football Opponent
Despite 90 degree heat coach Bernie Megin searches for a November 1 game after Needham dropped Concord. He hopes to host or travel and prefers a Class B or C team. Concord already booked Marlboro for November 12, while Stoneham also dropped the Megins.
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Concord
Bernie Megin
Needham
Megin
Marlboro
Stoneham
Megins
New Parks Deny Mize Swat Mark Swaps Change Baseball Record
Switches in franchises cost Johnny Mize a coveted distinction. The Sporting News notes Mize once claimed a home run in every major league park but misses three venues Baltimore Kansas City and Milwaukee.
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Johnny Mize
Sporting News
Mize
Baltimore
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Concord and Nashoba golfers win Swampscott Four-Ball finale
Concord skipper Mrs John Hut chinson and Mrs Morgan Smith teamed to 170 points while Nashoba riders added 150 as runners up in the Four-Ball final at Swampscott. Joan Goodwin of Plymouth and Mary Bullard of Charles River won the tourney with 150 and 142 in a separate flight.
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Concord
John W. Hutchinson
Morgan XK. Smith
Nashoba Road
Ell Road
Tedesco
Swampscott
Joan Goodwin
Plymouth
Mary Bullard
Charles River
Dairymen, Blades, Jets, and Green Sox Duel in Pony League
Week of July 11 saw Dairymen defeat Blades 8 1 on Monday and Blades beat Jets 11 9 on Wednesday. Dairymen routed Green Sox 15 6 on Thursday while Green Sox beat Jets 4 1 on Friday. Standings show Dairymen 3 2 Blades 3 Jets 2 Green Sox 2 with 23 runs in a high scoring game at Waltham 14 2 on Sunday July 17.
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Maynard — Pony League
Dairymen
Blades
Jets
Green Sox
Piacabiances
Waltham
All Stars Contest Set for July 28 at Rideout Playground
The West Concord Softball League plans an all star game next Thursday July 28 at 6:30 p m at Rideout Playground. Local players will be announced next week with Carlisle or Lowell likely as the opponent.
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West Concord
Rideout Playground
Carlisle
Lowell
Urge Bowlers Send in Cards West Concord League
West Concord Bowling League president Joseph M. Steinmann reminds bowlers to mail return post cards by August 1 for team drafting that week. About half the cards are in. those hoping to bowl in September should promptly check and return to Secretary Barry Higgins.
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West Concord
Joseph M. Steinmann
West Concord Nines Fall In Tight 2 1 Game
West Concord Cardinals lose to Lexington T T 2 1 in a seni pro game at Emerson Playground. Mackie Caldwell pitches for West Concord Eddie Ricker of Bedford catches. Bob Johnson hurlers for Lexington with Mc Donough catching. Each side has two hits. Return game set for next week. manager Jimmy Condon seeks local teams.
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West Concord
West Concord Cardinals
Lexington T. T
Emerson Playground
Mackie Caldwell
Eddie Ricker
Bedford
Bob Johnson
McDonough
Lexington
Jimmy Condon
Emerson
Tin Gan Wins Dyersville Science Project Award
Eldon Hall, a Dyersville High School senior, earned a four year scholarship to Iowa State Teachers College after his projector entry at the Northeast Iowa Science Fair impressed judges. The device was constructed from tin and showcased inventive use of simple materials.
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Dyersville
Eldon Hall
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa Science
Sox Triumph in Narrow Late-Game Victory
A fragmentary sports brief shows the Sox winning late, with references to Cone, Baker, and a homer. Mis reads mention a league lead and swing momentum, but details are unclear.
Concord Fields Hard Fought Sectional Bid
Concord held a tense playoff effort tonight as the team fought hard under coach O'Neill to reach a sectional tournament. Despite strong defense and timely scoring, the squad fell short of securing advancement in a closely contested matchup.
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Concord
O'Neil
O'N
Gore of 20 Pitcher Grounds Girls in Open Game
The report notes Gore of 20 pitcher leading the team as coach Kimball from Loda and Lawrence girls played in the opening contest.
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Gore
Ing
Ann’s
Kimball
Loda
Lawrence
Concord Gun Club Meeting Plans For Labor Day Weekend
A Concord gun club schedules a straw Wednesday meeting. A repository field day is set. The group plans an event on Labor Day weekend.
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Concord- Gun Club
Ing
Bedford Drops Baseball Game in Uneven Play
Bedford lost their baseball match in a rough contest. Hurst Sir emerged as the opponent, turning the table with strong hitting and sharp defense.
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