Maynard High Tops Hudson in Sloppy 10 to 6 Game
Maynard High defeated Hudson 10 to 6 at Riverside Park in a game full of errors. Hudson’s Sappett misplayed a fly ball leading to a home run, while Maynard pitcher Fras er allowed only one hit in the last five innings, yielding two earned runs amid nine Hudson errors.
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Riverside Park
Sappett
Hudson
Maynard
Cesario
Liver
Colombo
Liverman
Fraser
Chidley
Flaherty
Seeminlly
Jacobs
Brayden
Brewer
Sikorsky
Hudson—Gappett
Mc‘Nally
Furnout
Gikorcky
Frazer
Cassidy
Kaloustian
Kalous
Lehto
Duggan
McNeilly
Hudson—Richardson
DeArcangels
DeArcangelis
Maynard — Lehto
Piecewicz
Maynard— Frazer
Sudbury and Marblehead notes mix aviation salutes and garden events
Lieut Arthur Ross of the U S Army Air Corps from Middletown Pa saluted Mrs Fairbanks at her home. Donald L Loring of Springfield College graduates this week after starring on multiple athletic teams. Sudbury Garden Club invites visits to the Foote estate rose garden June 24, with Miss Breckinbridge in charge. Garden profits totaled 56 from the European Flower Market. A public hearing June 13 in Selectmen's rooms considers Asa G Howland's request to store and sell gasoline in underground tanks on Boston Post Road and Union Avenue. Mrs Hall hosted the Saturday Evening Club. Towns debate shared bathing facilities for youths. Sudbury children travel for swims, nearby brooks may be developed. Mrs E P Buckley visited town Sunday. Frances Badger of Port Chester broke her mouth in New Hampshire.
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Arthur Ross
United States Aviation Corps
Middletown
Marion Fairbanke
Main Street
Fairbanks
Donald L. Loring
C. H
Alfred C. L. Loring
Springfield College
Cease
The
Sudbury Garden Club
Foote
Marblehead
Mass
Breckinbridge Sudbury Center
Friends of the Garden Club
European Flower Market” Sale. There Will Be A Hearing In the Selectmens Rooms
Asa G. Howland
Boston Post Road
Union Avenue
John C. Hall
King Philip Road
Saturday Evening Club
Sudbury
South Os Eeebere
E. P Buckley
West Medford
Frances Badger
Port Chester
N. H. i Oasis
Brook Wins In Hard Fought Battle
Stony Brook A defeats Maynard in a tense game as Sullivan triples and Edgarton doubles spark a rally. Flaherty, Chyzus and Wottkiewicz contribute hits while Maynard pitchers struggle with walks. Final: Stony Brook A 6 Maynard 4.
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Brook
Maynard
Stony Brook A
Tarrupers
Eafe
Bbilingwood
Foozie
Flaherty
Chyzus
Taun
Wottkiewicz
Sullivan
Edgarton
Doc Flaherty
Stony Brook
Orty
Rosamond Vahey Repeats State Golf Championship
Rosamond Vahey of Concord defends her Woman's Golf Association State title at Winchester Country Club, beating Jane Douglas of Charles River in a dramatic extra hole finish. Vahey's long tee and precise iron set up a tough finish as Douglas chipped close, but Vahey capped the match with a final putt that missed by a foot, sealing the victory.
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Rosamond Vahey
Concord
Winchester Country Club
Miss Vahey
Jane Douglas
Charles River
Miss Douglas
Concord Trinity Church Service Notice
Concord Massachusetts Rev S O Dexter rector emeritus and Rev Charles Russell Peck rector announce Sunday June 17 service at 8 45 am Holy Communion Morning prayer and sermon by Rev Dwight W Hadley of Seel Oe Beamae Winchester Junior Choir participates.
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Trinity Church
Concord
Massachusetts
S. O. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Vlam
Dwight W Hadley
Seel Oe Beamae
Winchester
Trinity Congregational Church Service and Awards
The Trinitarian Congregational Church in Massachusetts welcomes worship at 9 am on June 17 1046 led by Pastor Gunday Leona and George. Awards will be given to children under high school age for church attendance. The sermon topic is Religion and Health.
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Congregational
Massachusetts
Leona Tee George Law
Gunday
Alumni Attend Commencement Exercises at Massachusetts State College
Attendees at the Massachusetts State College commencement exercises in Amherst over the weekend included Cutler who remained until Monday to see his two sons Roland Jr. and a graduate. Lou Bush, famed college athlete, plans to leave Tuesday for St Louis to begin training with the Braves.
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Massachusetts State College
Amsherst
Te ‘Cutler
Roland, Jr
Loug Bush
St. Louis
Braves
Sunday observance planned with services at Old Knight of Pilgrims
On Sunday June 17 observances are planned with union services. The Old Knight of Pilgrim Church in Pram ingham will host preaching and related activities as part of the observance.
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Knight of Pilgrim Church
Pramingham
Concord Horse Show Planned At Paul Revere Riding School
Final plans for the Concord Horse Show are under way on Lexington Road Saturday June 16 conducted by the Riding School and local American Legion post. Lovesey leads arrangements for about thirty events to be held in late afternoon with trophies on display at Richardson's Drug Store. The Concord Legion Band will perform in the afternoon.
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Concord
Paul Revere
Lexington Road
American Legion
Lovesey
New England
Richardson’s
Concord Legion
Mischaical Recital At Concord Auditorium
A garbled report notes Mischa sical Recital at Concord Auditorium featuring Theremin aided music. The Electro controlled instrument produced sounds that were enjoyed by the audience though some parts remained unclear amid other colonial notes and flower mentions.
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Concord
Sion
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Pat O'Brien
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Allen Jenkins
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Carl Brisson
Victor McLaglen
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