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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
8
Hudson H. O Nell of California and James H Connors of Akron Ohio national Elks officials will be guests of Hudson lodge PPOE tonight at the charter night observance of the local lodge.
Maynard High School earned third place with 934 points at the Class B state championships held at Allie Dichineee Stadium. Bruno Kansanniva won the shot put with 47 feet 10 1 4 inches, the second Maynard boy to claim a state title. Lauri Pekkala tied for third in the two mile. Charlie D Agata placed fourth in the broad jump and qualified in the century dash. The team, coached by Charlie Manty, earned praise for a record-breaking season.
The Concord region hosts the 16th annual Frolic and dinner by the Concord Players with 160 attendees featuring The Second Ride of Paul Revere. A planned hike through Wright Town Forest led by Richard J. Eaton will follow. Belmont Hill School success and West Concord Cardinals efforts are noted amid local visits from Philadelphia relatives and a Salem judge's critical remarks about the Massachusetts Reformatory.
Maynard High defeats Marlboro High 63 to 19 to extend their winning streak to six. Charles D Agata leads with multiple wins in sprints and field events. Lauri Pekkala sets a school record in the 4:48 mile. Marlboro meet results list D Agata, Kizik, Mulvey, and others with top finishes across sprints, distance events, and relays.
Milton Academy defeated Middlesex School 2 to 1 on Saturday afternoon. Milton scored in the third and ninth innings, with strong pitching by Brown and Washburn limiting Middlesex to a pair of runs. Notable plays included Barnes and Nelson scoring for Milton and several key defensive outs and stolen bases.
Milford overwhelmed Maynard 11 to 1 at Milford Town Park in a Midland League game. Tominski pitched eight solid hits allowed while Espanet homered and added two singles to pace Milford’s easy victory over Maynard. Frankie Wojtkiewicz took the loss as Milford’s bats produced ten hits.
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Sudbury blanked Westboro 19 to 0 in a Sudbury Valley league game. Henry Webb pitched a no hit no run game with eight strikeouts, while contributing two hits and seven putouts in a flawless defensive effort.
A Saturday dog clinic at the Town Building on Main Street runs from nine to twelve. Dr Gerald O Malley the Clinton veterinarian leads the event with Josiah Herrick assisting. Officials urge vaccination to curb rabies amid outbreaks statewide and note towns may enforce restrictions on loose dogs or fines for owners.
Memorial Day events in Bedford included a 9 am parade from Town Hall led by Chief Frederick H. Sullivan and Officer George Peterson to Shawsheen Cemetery where Commander Howard Ryan of the American Legion placed a wreath. Speakers included George Goodwin for Sons of the Union Veterans and Stedman Humphries for the Boy Scouts. The ritual ended with prayers, wreaths at the Old Burying Ground, taps, and a Legion Auxiliary dinner.
The Maynard Red Sox led early but the Millionaires rallied in the ninth. Jokisaari scored Mariano with one out to cap a dramatic 9-8 comeback win at Grove Park. Umpire Tom King oversaw a tense finish.
A nine month old Airedale named Mar is missing with light brown fur, white on the chest, and a night hair pattern, last seen near Sudbury with re EDGERLY in contact. Neighborhood flyers request any sighting or rescue.
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