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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1932
Page
3
Crowe Park hosted a game as Stan H. scored twice and drew a walk. Cantab area teams showed power with a three hit inning and a four run fourth. The visiting lineup included Steptoe Day Landis and Dan Cupid among others while a visiting shortstop nabbed Steptoe on second.
An opportunity to buy a Pontiac five passenger sedan is advertised by Pontiac Sales and Service located at 9 Mill Road Maynard Tel. The notice highlights a pendable car option with a 2600 price and mentions cable transportation arrangements through the dealer.
A lively account of Crowe Park events last Saturday with a road race, track events led by Newton and Heikkala, two ace pitchers Lehto and Sims in a baseball game, and the crowd's chatter, rain, and football chatter as Jimmie Ryan and Walter Crotty shine.
In a Sunday afternoon game at Crowe Park Our Boys defeated St Marys of Brockton 8 to 1. Alec Kulevich led with four safe drives Stan Ugh contributed three hits and Dug added two. Brockton pitchers were generous as the Brocktonans managed only one safe hit. Joe Piece wiez Tierney and Sezer zen starred defensively and Al Cowles may later describe each scoring play.
Costanza and Kulevich star with two base hits apiece as St Marys tallies 9 runs in a tight game. Piecewicz earns nine strikeouts, Tierney and Petro also pitch, Uglevich and Samatowicz contribute, while Costanza racks up two stolen bases and Ubern adds one. Umpires King and Penniman preside over a 1 hour 40 minute contest.
West Concord Catholic Club defeated Acton 8 to 2 on the Percy A Rideout Playground. Acton collected only two hits off Edwardson with Stevens and Isner hit by West Concord for eight, while eleven errors were charged to both teams. Batteries Edwardson and MacWilliams for Acton Stevens Isner and J Condon for West Concord.
Maynard students competed in track events with winners including Alexander in the 100 yard dash and Jervis in the 440 yard run. Heikkala took the mile and Newton claimed the 220 yard dash with O Leary second. The Maynard T T defeated the Concord Yankees 3 2 with Brick McWilliams pitching for the Yankees and Lehto and Sims strong on the mound.
Maynard tied the game in the fifth when Fingard lined a three bagger but was ruled out on interference. White doubled and scored on Frigard's single as Maynard edged ahead in the seventh with Tanio Frigard stealing second and scoring on White's hit. Sunset League field day raised funds for the unemployed with Rev Vance announcing winners as Tom King led the event.
The event faced strong gusts tearing tents and an awning while Sunset Titer officers Louis Cattell Leslie Perniman George Kock led the meet. New England A A U officials J Frank Y and Frank X McGrath attended with Russell Wood of Cambridge. Committees credited donors and volunteers for supporting the program.
Last Sunday the pastor spoke on Identity and Destiny to a well received audience with visitors from nearby towns and a party traveling fifty miles. On July 1 the pastor will deliver his last sermon before vacation as he travels. August hosts Rev. Charles A. Sauter of Jersey Shore Pa in exchange.
All ladies of Acton are invited to a Silver Tea hosted around month’s end at the home of Mrs. Elwyn Harris in Oak.
The Hill Road ladies in Harvard announce a summer tea with Mrs Harold Newport as hostess in charge. Short discourses on curios and antiques will be presented in an informal style and refreshments served. Hostesses include Mrs Henry L Hayne Mrs A F Wethergee Miss Virginia Sanderson Mrs Roger Towne and Mrs Arthur F Blanchard. Program begins 2 45 p m.
Mrs Louise MacTiugall hosted her cousin Mrs Frank Ter ris of Long Island New York and her three daughters who have been visiting at Harry Rodway’s home in Maynard. Mr and Mrs W W Clark and son Thatcher with Walter and Milfred Cummings of Medford were guests at the William Johnson home on Sunday.
Sunday July 31 at 10 45 the minister will preach on And now abideth Faith Hope and Love These Three The church and church school will reopen Sunday Sept 11 and begin a new season.
Members of the Concord Garden Club will travel to Ipswich in the afternoon to visit the Crane garden noted for its beauty.
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