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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1948
Page
6
Instructional text on correct address position for a golf swing, keeping the sheath immovable, knee stability, head position, and the sequence of backswing and downswing. Emphasizes proper shoulder and hip alignment, weight distribution, and delaying wrist cocking to maximize distance and accuracy.
Polish-American C. C earned a 6-4 victory over Norwood K. C in the first rounds of the State semi-pro series at Walpole last Saturday afternoon. Morrill and timely hitting by Lankiewicz and McManus gave PAC the lead, with a wild ninth sealing the win. Norwood threatened in the ninth with a pinch hitter and doubles, but two long flyouts preserved the PAC victory.
Higgins announces West Concord Town team will host an open date on Sunday July 25. The club faces League leaders Varneys of North Chelmsford at North Chelmsford's diamond, then travels to Littleton next Wednesday in Middlesex County league play.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss probate court notice calls all interested to present and file or object to first and second accounts of the estate of Russell G Fessen den late of Concord before ten o clock in the fore noon on the day of August 1948 at Cambridge judge John C Le Es first judge indicated by clerk Loring P Jordan register dated July 22 29 Aug 5 1948 public citation compliance enforcement sought
NINE years ago Concord Town fields a team with men from Middlesex County finishing fourth with a 10 win 16 start record. Watertown defeats Bedford 2 0 in Paul Revere League with Joe Beecy pitching and Sherm Primmer catching. Sam Beattie of West Concord state police participates in an NE pistol shoot at Auburn Maine Dan forth W Comins wins weekend golf at Country Club L Hume defeats F H Richardson in set division to club championships.
Shawsheen League game ends with Our Lady's losing to Wo burn by 3 points in a tight match. West A C Arliingtons await for a first half title after the defeat. Trooper Sam Beattie of West Concord will compete in a national pistol tourney at Camp Perry Ohio. Reformatory Officer Ray L Hatch John Torkelsen and Beattie chosen to represent Middlesex County League Sportsmen's Club in pista shoot. Rod and Gun Club meeting elects Carl G Johanson as president.
The Polish American Citizens Club, led by Stan Sikorski, has dominated local sports, opening with a 2-0 win over Sudbury on June 1 and running an 18 game league streak. Pitchers Bill Morrill Johnny Gudzinowicz and Frankie Watts delivered shutouts against Belmont, Concord, Acton, Winchester Arlington.
Pepperell jumped to seven runs in the first inning and nine in the second to take a 16 run lead before West Concord rallied briefly. John DeRuzzo collected three hits including a triple as Pepperell coasted to a 21-6 six inning win at Rideout Playground.
Locals schedule a Paul Revere League game against Belmont at Crowe Park on Sunday afternoon at 3 30. Machiaj a former Newark International League and Vale ace will pitch for the Clamsmen. The team also faces Walpole this Saturday and plans trips to Waverly and Sudbury next week.
Concord Walden Pond hosts a public exhibition Friday July 30 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m to display what groups have earned and to award Red Cross certificates to children who passed the tests. Fred R Hart superintendent praises helpers and describes the pond being opened early with lifeguards for crowd safety.
The PAC defeated Concord 7 to 0 at John A Crowe Park to stretch its win streak to 21 in the Paw Revere League. Frankie Watts pitched shutout innings, allowing only two hits while striking out eight. Sikorski, Gudzinowicz and Jones led the offense with key hits and multiple runs scored.
West Concord Commissioner Betry Higgins posted the Twilight League schedule for July in West Concord. Matches list Mare Maulers versus West End A on Monday July 26, Post Office vs Redd and White on Tuesday July 27, West End A vs Todys on Thursday July 29, and Post Office vs Mal's Maulers on Friday July 30. A Monday night game between Dovre and Postoffice ended 10 19 with seven runs in the final inning and a late comeback by Postoffice to tie 10 10.
Hudson Universal Boring Co. edged West Concord Town 4-3 in seven innings as Eddie Howard outpitched Dick McCarthy. Hudson scored in the third on a bases loaded walk followed by an error and added three more in the fourth. West Concord threatened in the seventh but Howard finished with 10 strikeouts and a double play saved the win. A return game is planned later this season.
Littleton defeats West Concord 16 to 8 in a Combe league game last Sunday at home. West Concord pitchers struggle as Littleton's DeRuzzo Anderson and Anderson lead with two hits apiece while Perry and Winkie plate the victory. West Concord outhits 12 but mistakes and pitching woes doom the locals in the loss.
Golf results show O'Brien Tee Golf Scores a week tourney with handicap play at Concord Country Club. Scores listed include John W Codding 76 69 Andrew Dawson 89 and others amid a 90 75 final.
Research Traoroves show average crop yields up about one third since 1920 and time to harvest reduced by about ten percent. Factors include plant breeders producing higher yielding varieties, better milling and processing equipment, and wider fertilizer use. Experts warn soil fertility and organic matter must be replenished to prevent long term yield decline.
The text argues against treating calves for rickets after onset and promotes preventing the disease by ensuring vitamin D in the diet. It explains rickets as a nutritional deficiency causing soft bones, bowed legs, knock knees, crooked backs, and low mood, with deformities becoming permanent once established.
The panel describes a workbench design with a tool panel placed within easy reach of the worker. Storage space beneath the bench holds small parts or equipment for convenient access.
Fred Roth a Michigan State safety specialist advises using a simple hay production thermometer to prevent spontaneous heating in hay stored with over 20 percent moisture. The device uses a 10 foot conduit with holes above the end point and a dairy thermometer suspended by string. a rubber pail at the bottom prevents breaking.
Farmers warned that fresh paint can cause lead poisoning in cattle and calves. Veterinarians note cows often lick paint from barns fences and cans, so paint should be removed or stored safely on the farm.
A practical Seete wien method for establishing a healthy hay crop at Nantes is outlined. The article emphasizes soil preparation, timing, and cultivar selection to maximize yield and forage quality.
A fragment notes help to a family budget with a garden producing 50 to 75 dollars worth of vegetables. It cites 1749 pounds of fresh produce requiring 94 hours 27 minutes of work and claims a 62 cent per hour saving at market prices higher now.
Local births reported for July include a third child and second son of Mr and Mrs William J Bulger Jr of Sudbury road Emerson Hospital Conway. More newborns appear for Thomas Young at Worcester Hospital Pamela Wylie at Lincoln Fairbanks Lexington and William Kellogg Newbury Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents listed include Crosby of Oak Harbor and Maynard of Lexington.
Mr and Mrs Boston and Cent Mr and Mr Lawson announce the naming of Patricia Susan.
A Central Street event hosted by the Manor Club featured family members including Mrs Otto Li, Mrs Paul M, James L O B, Louis Lewis, and Wes Lewis. Guests included children and relatives from the local community for a social gathering.
A notice from Cong 12 Laurel Street records a fourth birth notification. Details appear in the local column with names and dates not fully readable. Further confirmation may be available in upcoming public notices.
An unidentified year-old Portland man faces charges after an attempted break in at Freight’s. Police report a break in occurred but no one was hurt. Investigations continue as authorities identify suspects and gather evidence.
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