Marlboro Defeats Maynard High in Jays Clash 7-2
Marlboro beat Maynard 7-2 on Saturday at Jays to claim the Midland League lead. Major scorer Majoro drove in three runs in the opener on hits by Duplessis St. Pierre and Wal Shehoe, as Marlboro built a multi inning lead. Marlboro pitcher kept Maynard to four hits while Marlboro gathered nine off Lehto.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Maynard High
Clinton
Majoro
Art Duplessis
St. Pierre
Wal- Shehoe
Lehto
Baseball Game Summary and Box Notes
Stated as Tunings 128456 Maynard and Marlboro 01100-7 with Btolen bases by W Stapelfel and Ag oritsas and Lamy delivering a two-base hit. Three sacrifices noted. Time of game two hours. Umpire Sheedy.
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Marleboro
Maynard Or
W. Stapelfel
Agoritsas
Lamy
Sheedy
Concord Preschool Clinic Dates Announced
Pre school clinics for registration and examination of incoming kindergartners will be held in Concord at the Peter Bulkeley School and in West Concord at the Harvey Wheeler School on June 12 from 1 30 to 2 20 pm. School officials will be present.
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Cencord
Peter Bulkeleyee
Sc Ec
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler
Maynard Samuel Lever weekend guest in New Haven
Indignant citizen reports flowers and plants stolen from his Glenwood lot. Ladies' Benevolent Society to hold annual outing tomorrow at Mrs Young's cottage Lake Boon with box lunch. Members meet Union Congregational church by 2 30 p m. If bad weather, meeting at church. Mrs Ellen Weaving in charge of transport. Patrolman William Spratt on May duty replacing Sgt Nicholas Driscoll on vacation. Two stores broken into Sunday night with windows smashed. Liquor valued at 25 dollars stolen from B J Coughlin Main Street package store. Window broken at Thomas F Parker’s shop but entry not gained. Police investigating.
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Samuel Lever
New Haven
Glenwood
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
William Spratt
Nicholas Driscoll
B. J. Coughlin
Thomas F. Parker
Marlboro Beats Maynard in Bay State Four-Ball
Marlboro The Country Club posted a 71 21 2 victory over Maynard on their home course in the Bay State Four-Ball league. No sweep due to elimination matches. club championship scores to be announced later. The fourball results included Smith Kimball 11 12 Sowerby Forbush 3 Murphy Armour 31 Morton Bullard 11 Franklin Reilly 0 Garleton Flood 0.
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Marlboro
Bay State
Maynard
Cates
Smith-Kimball
Sowerby Forbush
Murphy
New Port Wins Maynard Kickers Blind Bogey Tourney
Hal New port won the Maynard Country Club blind bogey event with a 93 20 73 score. M Lesage 102 30 72 and A Carlton 84 10 74 tied for second. Other scores included M Watson 96 28 68 Frank Grieve 88 20 68 R Vettch 93 24 69 J Macone 91 15 76 and L Emerson 103 26 77. Memorial Day Tombstone tournament saw John Sabin win. George Lawton was second and L Emerson plus J Johnson tied for third. Next weekend offers a sweepstakes with full handicap.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Hal Newport
M. Lesage
A. Carlton
M. Watson
Frank Grieve
R. Vettch
J. Macone
L. Emerson
John Sabin
George Lawton
J. Johnson
Pupils Stage Health Day Program at West Concord School
Pupils staged Health Day on the West Concord lawn with a flag salute and song. The event featured a West Concord School band and a baseball game on the Percy A Rideout playground against the Peter Bulkeley School nine from Concord Center.
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Wheeler-West Concord
West School
Peter Bulkeley
Nine of
Concord
West Concord
Memorial Day post officers elected at Concord meeting
Russell F. Parsons was chosen commander of James J. Manefield Post U L at the post annual meeting in the Veterans Building, succeeding John W. Clarkson. James H. Jangrin senior vice commander and other officers were named. a special meeting will install them next month. Plans include selling refreshments at Concord Center during a Knights Templars pilgrimage. The event followed Memorial Day supper. GAR veteran John V. Apthorp attended the Concord Memorial Day exercises.
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Russell F. Parsons
Thoreau Street
James J. Manefield
U. L
Veterans’ Building
John W. Clarkson
James H. Jangrin
John C. Macone
George A. Landini
Perverill O. Peterson
Robert H. Hatch
B. Alcott Pratt
Kennan Damon
Concord Center
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Concord
Legion Band
Legion Auxiliary
Paul Revere
Lexington Road
Legion Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Clara Holden
Annual Meeting Reports Grow Reach of Christian Science Church
The First Church of Christ Scientist Boston reports at the Mother Church annual meeting that the virtual completion of the Publishing House in Boston marks a global expansion. Officers elected include President Dr John M Brewer and Treasurer Edward L Ripley. Shipments of Mrs Eddy writings rise. libraries receive bookplates to promote literature. lectures reach distant locales from Macassar to Cairo with attendees traveling great distances for talks.
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Mass
New Christian Science Publishing House
Massachusetts
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Arena
Mas- Usel
Shela
Leany
Omg
Australia
South Africa
Philippines
England
Anette
John M. Brewer
Cambridge
Edward L. Ripley
Brookline
Ezra W Palmer
C. Augustus Norwood
A. Harvey Bathurst
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Memorial Day Observed at Concord Reformatory
Memorial Day was observed at the Massachusetts Reformatory in West Concord for 885 inmates under Major Michael J. Dee. A field day filled the yard with games, a noon feast, and a concert by the reformitory orchestra in the guard room.
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Massachusetts Reformatory
West Concord
Michael J. Dee
Levene
Reformatory Orchestra
May Festival at Concord Academy Opens Commencement Season
Concord Academy hosts its May Festival as part of the 1934 commencement events. Miss Elizabeth D. Wood leads the program with folk dancing by Mrs. Richard K. Conant. Pauline Palmer of Chicago crowned May Queen with attendants from local and Harvard circles. Graduation set for June 13 with Ada Louise Comstock as speaker.
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Concord Academy
Elizabeth D. Wood
Richard K. Conant
Lincoln
Pauline Palmer
Chicago
Jean Richards
Lexington
Patricia Raymond
Miss Palmer
Janet
West Concord Student Elected Picnic Committee Chair
Eilen L. Disken of West Concord has been elected chairman of the senior class picnic committee. The event will be hosted by the graduating class at Boston University's College of Practical Arts and Letters during the first week of the term.
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Eilen L. Disken
West Concord
Boston University
College of Practical Arts and Letters
Tme
Concord Track Edges Win Record In Friday Meet
Concord High track teams score their fourth win of the season in a Friday meet. Key events include a 220 yard dash tie between S Flannery and Grath with a time of 243-62, a first place in the 100 yard dash by H and Dickey, and a long jump of 18 ft 6 in by He tance.
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Concord High
Nery
Sawyer
Concord
S. Flannery
Grath
Dickey
Jim Gillivary
Hetance
Outdoor Mass Celebrated at St Bernard’s on Memorial Day
Under ideal weather a large crowd attended the third annual outdoor Mass at St Bernard’s Catholic Church in Corcord. The service, held on Memorial Day, featured altar setup and singing led by Pastor Rev. William Nick with Rev. Sears assisting and Fr. Finnick referenced in the ceremony.
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St. Bernard's
Concord Rotary meeting features new members and guest speaker
The Concord club held its Thursday noon gathering with past president Leslie O. Anderson of Cambridge as speaker on International Directors. Two new members joined the club, Maurice a lawyer and Allen A. decorator.
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Concord
Leslie O. Anderson
Dire Dunbar
Cambridge
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