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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
3
The Middlesex School baseball nine defeated rival St George’s of Newport 9 to 5 in a blaze of glory on alumni day. Middlesex pounded Dean, the visiting pitcher, as the home team clinched the win on Saturday.
The report highlights safe blows and doubles delivered by Smith, Wilson, and Brewer. It notes their technique and accuracy in the round, emphasizing coordination and control under pressure.
Boston fighter Jack Sharkey rose to prominence with a stunning win over Jim Maloney and heads toward a world heavyweight title bout. Observers praise his conditioning and diet, noting his cautious training and his wife Mrs Sharkey’s support while Chambers Gas ranges aid prep. Possible future foes include Jack Dempsey or Gene Tunney, with Sharkey seen as a dangerous challenger.
Len Smith limited Silesia to six hits and scored support from McCabe and Bulger as Concord edged ahead with early offense. Silesia made six errors allowing Concord to tally five runs while Arkin Gregg and Bulger delivered key doubles. Final: Concord 6 Silesia 5.
Sudbury High School defeated Weston High 6 to 3 in a hard fought baseball game at King Philip Field. Conroy pitched masterfully with strong support from Lowell at second base and Lombone sidelined by injury. Sudbury’s win comes after enduring injuries and shows team spirit and solid defense.
The document lists judges and speakers for a school event. Included are Miss Maude Adtington and Miss Ruth Morrison as principals, with others named such as Roderick Mackenzie Eleanor Vivian Dickison Barbara Pedersen Elsie Bedford and Dorothea Pawlowski. It references attendees Butler Murray and Laurence Kimball with monetary notes and mentions Hancock and Parker Lexington schools.
A Worcenter Telegram piece mocks liquor laws by recounting a Canada to home delivery case. A gentleman transports 160 bottles of ale and 11 pints of whisky for personal use, is fined, and questions the law's consistency and remedies. The piece suggests appointing an impartial advisory committee to consider the merits of the case.
Unknown assailants fired at the Morris Billink boxing home at 15 Doyle Avenue near Rhode Island, wrecking a piazza portion and causing a night explosion. The boxer was training nearby at Diamond Hill. Last week a dynamite discovery occurred at a Montreal pool room in the Crown Hotel. The Lynch and Larkin families reside in the attacked house.
En route to Washington the Memphis cruiser carries Charles A. Lindbergh as its guest. Bad weather clears to buoyant seas and fog lifts. Photographers work Lindbergh hard, posing him on ship guns, in the sea plane, and on deck as the famed aviator maintains his graceful poise.
Charles D. Chamberlin said an American Organization offered 100000 dollars to fly back to the United States from Berlin. He noted plans to depart for Vienna and possibly Rome Paris London and Moscow with invitations from the Austrian government and talks of air travel.
Elsie Stark of the National Dairy Council urges women to focus on dining room habits over vanity mirrors for better health and natural color. She cites diet including carrots celery milk bread and vegetables and promotes eight glasses of water and a routine to reduce cosmetic use.
Mrs Alice Jery Eames of Beverly Farms and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Miken join Miss Mauda Cameron of Na Na and Miss Geneva Leavitt of Framingham visiting Sudbury. They attended the High school cast's show Listen Dearie at the Wilbur theatre in Boston last week.
Between thirty and forty creations in Cambridge and I formed the union which has for state study plans for the party Cambridge to adopt a program action before 1930 and to take and steps as it sees fit for carrying out its program.
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