Concord August 2 Garden Field Day at Waltham Station
The eastern branch experiment station of the University of Massachusetts in Waltham invites all gardening enthusiasts to the annual field day on Wednesday August 2. The Waltham Field Station, founded to aid eastern Massachusetts growers, spans several acres and showcases research and demonstrations across horticultural crops.
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Concord
Eastern Branch Experiment Station
Unversity of Massachusetts
Waltham
Oc‘fe
Walthm Pield
Eastes
Massachusetts
Pbac Eee
of. Land
Vers
East Lynn A.L. Beats Polish American in Semi-Pro Tourney
East Lynn A.L. edged Polish American C.C. 3 to 2 at Frazer Field in a State semi pro tournament. O'Neil walked, J. Robinson was hit, and Lan Blewey singled for an early run. Albions pitchers Parr and Dee combined for six hits and seven strikeouts in a tight, low scoring affair.
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Maynard
C. C
Frazer Field
Lynn
O'Neil
J. Robinson
Lan Blewey
Obinson
Laker
Torris
Lauzon
Albion
Parr
Dee
Sinar
Bhockien Parr
Caron
Concord Gridders Eye Coming Season
Concord high school gridsters report to Bernie Megin on August 21 at Emerson Playgrounds. The squad aims to extend its 39 game unbeaten streak and opens at Stoneham on September 23 with co captains Frankie Curran and Tommy Prendergast. The nine game schedule is printed at the Enterprise office.
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Concord
Concord High School
Varity
Bernie
Megin
Emerson Playgrounds
Yion
Stoneham
Frankie Curran
Tommy Prendergast
the Enterprise
Main Street
Maynard Sports Preview for Gridiron Season Opener
Maynard notes coach Vin Wassel leads auto lessons and Stan Bondelevitch shines at Hudson as grid season nears. Fans hope for dry weather on September 17, before the high school game against St Marys of Brookline on the 24th. Polish Americans show strong first half in Paul Socke league, Jerry Dee pitches well in second half.
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Vin Wassel
Focal High Grid
Stan Bondelevitch
Hudson
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Jerry Dee
Polish American C C Tops Winchester In Five Inning Upset
Polish-American C C defeated Winchester 5 to 1 in a five inning game at Winchester Tuesday. Dee wild on the mound but the locals still pushed ahead with a pirate drive toward first place as Jerry Robinson and Skewes contributed key hits and runs.
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Maynard
Jerry Dee
Winchester
Dee
Connors
Plummer
Donahey
Hall
Gene Robinson
St Skewes
Sablone
Jerry Robinson
Gudz
Luker
G. Robinson
Skewes
Jerry
Robinson
Jackie Wes
Bennetree
Watts
Roche
Hill
Maduna
Arlington T. T
Paul Revere
C. C
P. A
O'Neil
G. Roby
Ribongon
Areee Eas Roche
Nelz Ushman
Murphy S‘ngle
Aig
Sleepy Hollow Nine Wins Twice in Twilight League
Sleepy Hollow defeated the Shamrocks 10 2 behind Tony Pagano who beat Lefty Buckley. Sleepy Hollow then beat East Quarter 3 2 as Normie Dee held the mound with Joe Curro taking the loss.
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Concord
Sleepy Hollow
Shamrocks
Tony Pagano
Dick Buckley
Morse
Normie Dee
Joe Curro
Smith College students develop 18 new chrysanthemum varieties
Horticulture students at Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts have developed 18 new chrysanthemum varieties, expanding the school’s plant breeding efforts and contributing to ornamental gardening.
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Northampton
Mass
U.P
Smith College
Mil ler dominates Maynard Country Club round robin
Hugh Miller repeated top form from 1949 to win medalist honors with a 68 as Maynard Club stages its 8th annual round robin for Class A players. Vic Melewski and Hans Wattu finished second and third. Colombo placed fourth amid a tight, veteran-filled field.
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Maynard
Hugh Miler
Maynard Country Club
Miller
Tony Colombo
Jack Johnston
Vic Melewski
Hans Wattu
Colombo
Old Timers to Stage Sept. 17 Baseball Contest
Old Timers led by Joe Bus ter White plan a Crowe Park game on Sept 17 inviting veterans from Concord Lexington Hudson and Marlboro. Lineup includes Bill Oates Chuck Bulger Frankie O'Brien Dick Loftus Don Lent Eddie McManus and others with Tom King umpiring and Eddie Cuil assisting. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Maynard
Joe
Buster” White
Crowe Park
Joe White
Concord
Lexington
Hudson
Marlboro
Bill Oates
Chuck Bulger
Frankie O’brien
Dick Loftus
Don ‘Lent
Eddie McManus
Pop Glady
Fred Loftus
Hal Morgan
Paul Sims
Schedule of Two Twi Tilts in West Concord League
Rideout Playground hosts two games Friday Reformatory versus Farmers. Monday features Post Office against Indians. Wednesday repeats Reformatory versus West End in the West Concord Twi League schedule.
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West Concord
Concord
Rideout
Post Office
Reformatory
West
West Concord Town Team Ball Schedule
West Concord plans three home and away games this week starting Sunday at Varney against North Chelmsford. Tuesday faces the Burlington Barons in West Concord and Thursday hosts Chelmsford. A note mentions Varney again Friday with North University scholars noting cattle introduction to the Western Hemisphere by 1607 and Norse landings on the New England coast.
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Varney
North Chelmsford
Burlington Barons
West Concord
Chelmsford
University of Illinois
Hemisphere
New England
West End Triumph Over Farmers In Tight Twi League Game
West End defeated the Farmers 4 to 2 as Eddie Loughlin and Carl Anderson led Tody’s with strong pitching and timely hitting. Jackie Lene homered for Tody’s, Jim Crowell made a running catch, and Jack Farrar suffered a broken ankle for the Farmers. Proceeds support the Jack Farrar fund and a Twi League all star game is planned.
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West Concord
Tody's
Eddie Loughlin
Carl Anderson
Auc
Farmers
Ludy
Jackie Lene
Tody
Carl
Anderson
Jim Farrar
George Fenton
Jack Sepe
Jim Crowell
Rack Pearce
Karrap
Farmer
Jack
Jack Farrar
Twi League
West End
Lennie Arkerson
Roy Anderson
Post Office
Wally Johansen
Billy Flynn
Stale
Flynn
Mike McHugh
Johansen
Arker‘son
Roy
Farmers Lose Narrow Thriller to Indians 7-5
Indians rally with five runs in the second inning led by Sigman Jones and Callahan, then hold on as Farmers answer with two in each of the sixth and seventh. Cal lah an vs Anderson on the mound as Concord league hosts the game. Froggie Sigmar goes four for four for the Indians, Palmer collects three singles for the Farmers.
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West
Oncord
Farmers Verest
Concord
Carl Anderson
Joe Callahan
Indians
Sigman
Jones
Callahan
Muscato
Farmers
Ciervo
Jack O’gra
Errut John Derazzo
Jim
Froggie Sigmar
Dehaden
Ag Los
Palmer
Marlboro Club Withdraws From Middlesex County League
Marlboro Fish and Game Association votes unanimously to withdraw from the Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs if the State Council of Sportsmen's Clubs is reentered at the Maynard meeting. Debate focuses on per capita tax and league control over funds.
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Marlboro. Fish and Game. Association
Nng
Middlesex County League of
Norman
J Lindsay
League
Marlboro, Fish and Game Association
Marlboro Club
Maynard
Hanson
Bill
Wapland
Massachusetts, Rifle and Pista
Elyi
Summer Scout Camps and Local Youths Spend Breaks
Norman Wellington and Robert Hayford attend Scout Camp Sachem in New Hampshire while David Keefe visits Concord for a month. Daniel Loomis and Judith Boyden vacation with relatives and study camps, with several youths listed at Greenweed Music Camp and Falcon Memorial Hospital patients noted.
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Norman Wellington
Harold I. Wellington
North, Road
Sachem
N. H
Antrim
Robert Hayford
Dudley Road
David’ Jones
S. Findley Jones
Crescent Avenue
Camp Sachem
David
Squadron 16 Air Scouts
Danille Loomis
Ganaoce
Mes
Old Bille Road
Greenweed Music Camp
Cunningham, Miss
Hubbardville Triumphs 14-0 Over Ghamrocks
Hubbardville defeats the Ghamrocks 14 to 0 as Wally Peterson shines on the mound. The win lifts Hubbardville into second place in the second half standings.
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Allegatate Concord Tor Moncori
Ghamrocks
Wally Peterson
Local notices mix with political chatter in town column
A crowded town column runs through local names, events, and upcoming dates. It mentions candidates Fingold Mullin and Williams for the state primary, Baptist and Unions activities, Red Cross events, and civic notices across Concord and surrounding towns, with August dates and local club gatherings.
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Fingold
Mullin
Williams
Fox
Senate
Sudbury
Concord Company
Fit
Encar Edwards
Judicial Branch
Government
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