Fragmented 1996 track and sports anecdotes from Concord
The piece recalls past track feats and records, mentioning R eds and Sheehan, with references to Belmont private school and local athletes like Sammy Moemer. It notes near record marks, a fielding and pitching context, and mentions teams and leagues in a broad reminiscence of autumn sports.
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Vernier
Sheehan
Wendell Raymond
Yee
Hill
St. Geo
Thayer
Sammy Moemer
Middlesex
Sammy
Belmont
Concord
Hubbardville
Middlesex Crews Suffer Defeat on River Race Day
A damaged report records Middlesex crews losing on the river during a Saturday event on the Sytam icott. Philits Pxéter led in both flat races with winners by three length and the second boat by a length. The description names rowers such as Wil, Uroke, Red, No. 3, Wruesdale, Jacobs, with coxswain noted.
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Middlesex
Sytamicott
Philits Pxéter
Pourtits
Waength
Einen
Wil
Uroke
Red
Wruesdale
Jacobs
Wildcats Tennis Scores From Final Matches
The report lists several intercollegiate tennis results with players from M and C divisions. Les Lois Wildes defeats von 8-6 8-6, Hanson beats Adams 6-3 6-2, Priseille defeats Uteky 6-3 6-3, Hillers and Hiflers beat Pearce and Pearce 6-1, Peggy Hou defeats Farrar Davis 2-6 6-4 6-4.
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Lois Wildes
Hiflers
Reta
Virgi Ia Pearce
An F
Baseball Town Team Beats Portland League Star
In a midweek matchup, Baseball Town Team faced a Portland league club at home. The game highlighted key performances by star players and showcased the league’s competitive balance.
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Fintrsday Maynard
Starling Open
Portland
Leagi
Nesday
T A. Ie Trae ‘High School
Middlesex Wins 5-2 Over St Georges on Brown Gem
Curt Brown pitched four hits and five strikeouts to pace Middlesex to a 5-2 victory over St Georges of Newport. Abcott Fenn 4 for 2 and Swit contributed four safeties, as Middlesex built a four run lead with a five run fifth inning, then held on to snap a poor season with their best performance.
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Curt Brown
Englewood
New Jersey
Middlesex
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Eam
Ic Leuex
St. Georges
Newport
Talon
Jos
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Brown
Cottih Wetten
Ray Jmmond
Sthddl
Newport Boys
Abcott Fenn
Concord
Swit
Rayrona
Imilife
McPhee
J. Thayer
Page
Congdon
Concord High Shut Out by Stoneham in Big League Loss
Concord High faced a must win stretch of three league games and fell 8-0 to Stoneham High. The erratic fielding and Stoneham pitching produced Concord's first shutout of the season and the defeat for ace pitcher Buddy Rogers.
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Concord
Concord High
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Stoneham High
Buddy” Rodgers
Concord Sports Recap Highlights A Week Ago
A look back at Concord sports from June a year ago features Wally Johan sen’s six to two win for Concord High over Belmont High, Town Team’s 123 point blowout of West Concord Cardinal, George Johnson guiding the Town Team, Jim Tompking returning to action at Duke, and C H tracksters closing the season with a 67 to 20 victory over Leominster.
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Concord High
Wally Johansen
Belmont High
Concord Town
West Concord Cardinal
Person Playground
George Johnson
T. T
Jim
Duke
Treshfieth
Witney
C. H
Leominster
Henry Berlied
Lynn English blanks Lowell in state schoolboy series
Lynn English pitcher Ray Beesom struck out 20 Lowell batters and limited them to one hit through nine innings as the 1937 state champions defeated Lowell 9 to 0 in the first round. Cathedral high beat Arlington high 4 to 2 in the second elimination game.
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Boston
Lowell High
Jim Hudson
Beesfield
Lynn English
Ray Beesom
Lynn
Lowell
Leandra
Cathedral High
Arlington High
Concord
Maloney
Mara
Joe Mara
Bob Mara
Ray Forcier
Primmerman
Forcier
Lexington Boys
Wilkie
Concord High Ab
Macone
Johanseh
Hopkins Rf
Wialkig Pee
Atal Queeetetctnerer
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Prim’man
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Nutt
Sacrifices
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Michels
Doubié
R. Mara
Halls
C Primmer- Man
C Primmeriman
Michelson
Edward Cull
Concord T T Rolls To Third Straight Win In Rain Halted Match
Concord T T sneaked a 4-1 win over Waltham City Club after rain halted play in the seventh inning at Hmer 6h Playground. Archie Barrett earned his third win of the season, allowing three hits as Concord opened with a 3-0 edge and Johnson added an RBI double in the seventh.
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Waltham City Club
Emerson Playground
Hmer
Goncora Town
Waltham City
Concord
Bedford
Maynard Oil-O-Matics
Winich
Billy Porderkast
Waltham
Archie Barrett
Cardinals
Contoré
Peh@ereast
Bocabella
Barrett
Babe” MacWinnis
Conetta
Condota
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Sant Sae
Bob Mara
Jol Dempsey
Stevie Flannery
McCarthy
Mara
Concord T. T
Symeg
Mullen
Johnson
Loftus
Rede
Owe McKenna
Rs Mara
Dempsey
Plannety
Byrd
Flagg
Shaughnessy
Blekatis
Pendergast
Concord High Tops Lexington In Tight Baseball Battle
Concord High defeated Lexington 3 to 2 at Emerson Diamond to seize first place in the Middlesex league. Herbie Wilkie earned the win with nine strikeouts, while Lexington pitcher Primmerman allowed three runs and nine hits in a close game.
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Lexington High
Emerson
Concord
Concord High
Firat
Leington
Ina
Satdday
Cotcord
Herbie Wilkie
Carlisle
Segame
Conford
Winchester
Wickie
Lexington
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Sherwood Clan
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Prihimeiman
Terbie Symes
Johnny Grant
Chick” Maloney
Batts
Bob Mara
Mara
Doe Mara
Dver Stortstop
Wilkie
Symes
Roy Johanseh
Guest Speaker at Maynard Acton Kiwanis
Edward Casey, Massachusetts NYA Administrator and former Harvard football player, spoke to the Maynard Acton Kiwanis Club yesterday at the Rus a restaurant. He outlined NYA work, praised cooperation, and discussed an abs program with eight applicants awaiting action.
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Maynard
Edward Casey
Massachusetts
Harvard
Maynard-Acton
Concord Couple to Marry From Local Families
Miss Helen Venti daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Severio Venti of Concord will wed George Albert Canningham son of Mr and Mrs George Cunningham of Tower Road Lincoln Both graduates of Concord High School and Mr Cunningham attended Bridgton Academy They will reside in Lincoln Firemen responded to a Sunday alarm from Box 29 for a blaze at Benjamin L Smith 64 Sudbury Road Damage limited to a Sunday dinner roast
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Severio Venti
Concord
George Albert Canningham
George & Cunningham
Tower Road
Lincoln
Concord High School
Cunningham
Bridgton Academy
Central Fire Station
Benjamin L. Smith
Sudbury Road
Children’s Day Observed at Evangelical Free Church
The Evangelical Free Church held Children’s Day on Sunday Evening with a Sunday School program and baptismal service led by Rev. Otto Rafos, the church’s pastor.
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The
Evangelical Free Church
Otto Rafos
Whitcomb and Palmer Tie The Knot In West Concord
Miss Rose Palmer daughter of Samuel Palmer of Bradford Street West Concord became the bride of Dick Stanley Whitcomb son of Mr and Mrs Fred Whitcomb of Simmer Street West Acton at a ceremony held Saturday morning in the rectory of Our Lady Help of Christians Murch West Concord. They will reside at 310 Main Street West Concord.
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Lady Help of Christians
Untitled college hoop game lifts league lead
A college team returned to action Tuesday with all players in uniform as Dy Hollow edges into a narrow one margin win in a Twi league matchup played at ViererouNg fieldhouse.
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Paliend Herronvitté
Jeir Collegians
Unifori
Funeral Service Held in Berlin
The funeral service for Berlin was held with attendance from family and local officials. Mourners gathered to pay respects as the deceased was remembered in a brief ceremony.
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Berlin
Senate votes down bill to expand state teachers colleges
In Boston the Senate rejected a House backed proposal to expand the nine state teachers colleges into liberal arts institutions. Opponent Arthur Hollis warned of a $9 million price tag for per campus expansion and governance shifts reducing degrees in education. Supporters argued for broader opportunities. opponents framed the plan as unnecessary tax burden and diploma mill risk.
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State House
Boston
Arthur Hollis
Senate
Wlatt
Aidne Wis
Massachusettie Federation of Taxpayers Associations
Iheir
Normian MacDonald
Tretibete
MacDonald
Ebarkling
MacDehata Gata
At & Coat
Federation
Massachusetts
Plaques Donated Of Club Championship And President’s Cup
Maynard Noble Morton reports Frank Grieve donated two plaques to the Maynard Country Club. One lists the Club Championship winners and the other the President's Cup victors. The donation was placed on a conspicuous placard on the clubhouse, detailing past champions such as Arthur Carlton P J Flavin P McDermott Edward Carlton Jr Bad Carlton Jr Noble Morton Edward J Coughlin Edward Cazit on Jr Jacob Swarta Edward Swartz Jr Stanley Wasik W L Reas and W L Rees.
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Maynard
Noble Morton
Maynard Country Club
Frank Grieve
Arthur Carlton
Coticord Grange Hosts Evening Meeting With Townsend Chairman
The Coticord Grange held a Tuesday night session led by Townsend Grange chair Charles Richards. Four charter members attended as grange officers planned an eventful evening and welcomed other local citioek attendees.
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Coticord Grange
Adais
Éorad Grange
Charter Menier
Townsend Grange
Charles Richards
Deen
Hastar Grange
Maynara Team Shines In Impressive Baseball Action
The Maynara squad delivered a string of strong performances with key wins over Reading and Marlboro and solid pitching from first-year hitters. Coach Sawyer led improvements as the team improved in the standings with wins and tight losses, highlighting Kitowicz and Witz as standout players while upcoming games and roster shifts promise further progress.
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Maynara
Maynara Sendon
Pau Sd Marlboro
Vale
Ieee
PasMauerty
Tnira
Bennté
Larry Quinn
Rég Sawyer
Hig Taut
Noth
Mititora
Wertier
Breitfeld
Ne Wojtkiewicz Hoya
Peat Letifigton
Primmermén
Itis
Héxtyee
Kitowicz
Yak Fe
Brie Gudzinowicz
Ancatanya
Columbo
Lalli
Ae Alt Hemniy
Schoo
Amar
Lexington
Reading
Marbore
Cityton
Stoneham
Fent
Concord
Mivord
Hudson
Belmuit
Glinton
Stontham
Winchester
ROE
Maynard Man John H. W. Sexton Dies at 67
John H. W. Sexton of 8 Haynes Street died this morning at age 67. A lifelong resident of Maynard with earlier years in Athol and Milford, he is survived by two daughters Miad Giddyé and Mrs. Gerald Tierney, a son William Sexton, and brothers James Sexton of Waltham and Dr. Define Sexton of Burns. Requiem Mass will be held at St. Kit’s Church at 9 o’clock tomorrow. Burial in the parish cemetery.
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John HW. Sékton
Haynes Street
Miford
Maynard ‘Eines
Athol
Miad Giddyé
Sexton
Gerald Tierney
William Sexton
Janes Séetdh
Waltham
Définis Sexton
Burns
Devon
St. Kit's
Birial
Wildflower Walk in Concord Forest Adapts for Fractured Text
Readable fragments describe a Concord forest wildflower walk on a Saturday afternoon. The notice mentions a local group including a bird section and references street locations, inviting participation despite garbled OCR.
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Concord’s Forest
Fragmented OCR Note From Evening Courier
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an address on Cee avenue and an evening event. The readable details are sparse and unnamed, with unclear times and participants. The remaining text provides little context for a fuller summary.
Wilton and Mrs Wells in Afternoon Event
Unable to fully parse the fragment. Readable parts indicate a planned afternoon gathering involving Wilton and Mrs Wells A. Hall, suggesting a social event or meeting. The partial text limits certainty about date, location, or purpose.
Richard Couple Plans Move to Vineyard in New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Richard plan to move to a vineyard in Mon New Jersey. The note indicates a relocation and property interest with emphasis on the future residence.
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Mra
Richard
Mon
New Jersey
Headmaster Charles 2d Delivers Feith Graduation Speech
Headmaster Charles II of Noble and Gréenough inf. gave a graduation speech at a ceremony described as held at one thirty. The details appear garbled but indicate a formal address at BeNool.
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Charles
Noble and Gréenough Inf
Concord Girl Scout rally on Walden Street reported
A fragmentary notice describes a final rally of a Concord Girl Scout group held Friday afternoon at a house on Walden Street in Concord Massachusetts. The readable text mentions a librarian or guide but lacks clear names or dates.
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Concord Girl Sclriday
T¢ Fiouse
Walden Street
Lé Gienh
Masbachusetts Chibissipher
Girleo
Hadges
Brighton Girls Case Faces Bail Adjustment
The Concord District Court on Monday placed on file cases involving two Brighton girls who were being arraigned. Each received $500 bail as they changed their alleged addresses and identities.
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Concord
Brighton
Health note mentions Sato P and three family members
Fragmentary line references a Sato P health matter with three relatives including a daughter indicating a family health note.
Fragmented OCR Item Resists Clear Summary
Readable fragments show disjointed notes and dates with unclear context. The text lacks coherent events, names, or locations to form a precise summary.
Initiatory ceremony at New Conservatory of Music venue
A fragment describes an initiatory ceremony at Browt hall within the New Conservatory of Music. The text mentions Mr. dv. Mite Rathph nS and references a percentage, payment, and a ruling on Sunday but details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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New Conservatory of Music
Untitled fragment on Kurita and Rar Cth Didiraday
Fragmentary text references Kurita of the Rar Cth Didiraday the Colonial. Details are unclear due to damaged wording and missing surrounding context.
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Colonial
Tin
Return of the Big Low Boosts Concord’s Progress
Aided by the famed Big Low, the team marked a notable resurgence as it returned to Concord. The performance signals renewed momentum for local goals and community ambitions.
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Big” Low
Concord
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