Middlesex League Title Secured In Tight Concord Stoneham Classic
Concord defeats Stoneham to claim the Middlesex League title after a late rally. Herbie Symes goes six for six, tying a major league record with six hits in six at bats, while Chick Maloney and Joe Mara homer. The game features back and forth scoring into the ninth, with Stoneham posting five runs earlier to force a tie. Umpire Marty Gib and a 2 hour 36 minute game mark a historic baseball showdown archived in local sports.
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Concord
Stoneham
Withy
Middlesex
Ginsmen
Riese
Plain Herbie Symes
Chick” Maloney
Joe Mara
Concord Town Defeats Dairy Nine in Home Opener
Concord Town blanks Dairy Nine as Georgie John and Thura lead the pitching effort. Maynard starts and retires early, while Miannety, Hineta, and Hinsta contribute in a rough inning for the visitors. The game features early runs and fielding miscues shaping the outcome.
Concord Last Friday Night Twi League Thriller
In Emerson Playground action Harry Cook led Concord to a 4 2 win over Herronville after a tight contest. Monday night Sleepy Hollow beat Hubbardville 11 4 to claim a pennant and top standings as Hubbardville suffered its first loss in nine starts with Syiny Hosmer wild but supported by the field. Bedford Street club tied for first with Tommy Burke’s Hal Quarter Nine after an eight run first inning start from Stevie Flannery. The Concord Town Team earned its fourth straight win by routing Erickson’s Dairy 8 2 behind Georgie Johnson’s five hit performance and a solo homer, with Flannery scoring on an error to cap the inning.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Harry Cook
Herronville
Billy”Brisman
Jay Dee
Monnday
Hubbardville
Syiny Hosmer
Stevie Flannery
C Mara
Bedford Street Boys
Tommy ‘Burke
Concord Town
Erickson
Maynard
Hintsa
Dairymen
Georgie Johnson
Johnny Mullen
Johnson
Hinsta
Lextington
Intennio
Lexington
Lincoln
Paul Revere
Yeauge
East Quarter
Sleepy Hollow
Sifrtgies
Eers
Rich Maconé
Billy O’brien
Toohats
Tevses Concord
Phuraday
Arid
Hmdd
Son
Corey
Arthur Corey
Kanees
Hudson
West Concord
Marked Silver Anniversary in Framingham
Sunbury residents Mr and Mrs Harold Blades celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary at Sad Town hall Friday evening. The Blades are parents of Mrs Richard Cutler of Sudbury. Widespread praise came from friends and relatives. The event also included plans for future occasions and mentions of local social activity.
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Sunbury
Harold Ne Blages
Framinghim
Concord Teams End Season In Rough Week Results
June events show Concord squads dropping several games including Framingham Braves 11 6 and Lincoln Mohawks 10 5. West Concord Generals crushed Wayland 11 2 as Concord High finishes 11 6. Herbie Symes elected 1938 captain and West Concord Dang le errors fuel ninth inning loss to Redford 4.
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Concord ‘Town
Framingham Braves
T. T
Mighty Lincoln Mohawks
West Concord Gards
Wayland
Concord High
Herbie Symes
West Concord
Redford
All Middlesex League picks include Concord players
Rudy Currier names the All Middlesex League team with Captain Herbie Symes Bob Mara and Joe Mara from Concord. First Team features Dave White Artie Johnson Brendy Moyd Pete Primmerman Robert Mara Kitowicz Symes Ray White Ernie Priest Jr Red Bairstow Joe Mara and others from nearby towns. Second Team lists Ray Thomas Sohn Buckley Wilkie Russel Donaghy Tole and more with multiple Stoneham Lexington and Belmont players.
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Rudy Currier
Herbie Symes
Bob Mara
Joe Mara
Concord
Symes
Elecien
Tisan
Dave ‘White
Reading
Artie Johnson
Winchester
Brendy Moyd
Pete” Primmerman
Lexington
Robert Mara
Conford
Kitowicz
Maynard
Ray -White
Ernie Priest
Bairstow Winchester
Ray
Thomas
Belmont
Spelmont Wins Maynard and Javinchester Rally in Ninth
Recap shows Spelmont, Maynard, Javinchester posting wins while Reading and Belmont drop games. Middlesex and Stoneham sweep losses and a ten inning frame highlights nine wins against five losses.
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Spelmont
Maynard
Javinchester
Reading
Lexington
Belmont
Middlesex
Winchester
Stoneham
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Concord Lexington Boys Tennis Squeaks Past Each Other 4 3
In Concord Lexington boys tennis at Lexington courts the home team wins four matches to three. Singles results include Tead defeating Collins 6 2 6 2, Antognoni defeating Gifford 6 4 6 8 6, Huey defeating Gregg 6 4 6 1, Harmon defeating Lanson 6 4 7 5, Thompson defeating Sturtevant 6 3 6 4. Doubles Tead/Hussey beat Collins/Harmon 8 0 6 0, Huey/Gifford beat Gregg/Antognoni 6 2 6 2.
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Geneora
Concord
Lexington
Lexington Courts
Tead
Collins
Antognoni
Gifford
Huey
Gregg
Harmon
Lanson C
Thompson
Sturtevant
Tead and Hussey
Gregg and
Beaton Leads Trade-Lossed Record At Hill-Jwon Meet
Beaton anchors a confusing meet record with losses for JMI DPLEX school as 16 teams compete. The event features Hill-Jwon and Institute amid scattered results and unclear scoring details.
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Beaton
Fel Hill—Jwon
Tworth “Institute
Concord High Teams Spark City Sports Report
Concord High fields multiple teams in fall to season’s end. Baseball strong with wins over Maynard Lexington and a rare tie. football improves, track stars shine, and the winter program ends with high hopes. Coachs push funds for sweaters as a banner spring unfolds with debates over state tourney bids.
Concord Town Team Succumbs in Maine Semi-Pro Clash
Concord team from Massachusetts loses 8 to 2 to Portland Pilgrims in a Maine semi pro game halted by rain after the fourth inning. Johnny Dempsey homered and Georgie Johnson added a double play, while Bill D Ettimont and Kehoe supported Portland’s lead. Concord rallied in the seventh but fell short as D Ettimont left the mound and Arch Parrett struggled.
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Concord
Masga‘thucetts
Maine Pilgrims
Goncord
Portland
Maine
Wichita
Bill D'Ettimont
Providence
Lisbon
Peabody
Don Wright
B. U
Kehoe
Melrose
Condard
Archie Parrett
Johnson
Concord Boys
D'Ettremont
Bob Mara
Johns
Barrett
Hebie Symes
Stevie Flanm
Joh Mullen
Concord High Names Co Captains For 1939 Baseball
Concord High selects Ray Forever and Chick Maloney as co captains for the 1939 baseball season at a meeting following a strong 1938 campaign. The team posted nine wins and five losses, claimed Middlesex League pennants in the past and faces a rebuilding year with coach Frank Googins returning five lettermen.
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Concord High
Herbie Symes
Lettermen
Ray Forever
Chick” Maloney
Concord Highway
Lowell
Concord
Frank Googins
Forcier
Maloney
Dan Callahan
Roy Johansen
Joe “Mara
Googins
Johansen
Callahan
Bob Mara
Wile Johansen
Algeo
Joe Mara
Jimmy Condon
Herbie Wilkie
Johnny Goodno
Martin ‘Nelson
Garlisle
Paul Dee
Woody Blocher
Symes
Johnny ‘Grant
Bob Macone
Hopkins
Wikie
Mid
Lesex
Alumni
State baseball tourney to be held in Hudson this July
Concord-Arthur B. Corey of Concord announces the 1988 Massachusetts semi pro baseball tourney will be staged in Hudson July. Raymound Puniont and High Commissioner Honus Gorey favor the site, with Huskson chosen after Riverside Park’s layout impressed officials. The event leads to Wichita Nationals August 12–24 and could draw 20 to 30 teams statewide with district rounds in Lowell and a winner earning 20 percent of gate receipts and a 24 inch trophy.
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Concord
Arthur B. Corey
Hudson
Massachusetts
State
Raymound
Puniont Anil High
Honus ‘Wasner
Edward Cartuo. Gorey
Husson
Riverside Park
U.S
Wichita
New Hampshire
Portland
Corey
Waltham
Gloucester
Worcester
Hurley
Club of
Pedham
Joe Cronin
Jimmy ‘Foxx
Concord Town
Lawrence Red “Wings
C'Ty Champs
Governor -Hurley Club
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Lowell
Winne
Lincoln Mohawks
Lexington
Wattham
Canton
Clarmaxzs
Weymouth
Mont
Bex 2
Vidletta
Rudy Cwerter
Rudy
National Congress
Rio Park
Son Park
Maynard Golf Championship Qualifying Opens This Weekend
The annual golf championship qualifying rounds begin this weekend at Maynard Country Club. Readouts show mixed foursome scores like Ruth Moynihan and Walter Nelson 58-31 and Pat Fonsell with Bill Croft 62-31, with multiple pairings and team totals listed in the event recap.
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Maynard
Maynard Country Club
Ruth Moynihan
Walter Nelson
Pat Fonsell
Bill Croft
L. Murphy
Jim Priest
F. May
George Bariteau
F. ' Croft
Jack Johnson
Katherine Murray
Charles Manty
W. Nelson
Noble Morton
N. Morton
Cliff Downey
C. Downey
J. Wasiuk
H. Ketola
J. Provasoli
Joshua Naylor
C. Rainville
Wescigety
Caine
Downey
Csses
Joe Macone
Frank Brayden
Morale Aceke
Mante Tate
Wiktiam
Croft
GCO
Edward
Leahy
J. Proavogal
Essei
Fred Lawton
Souleites Auxiliary Attends Body Convention
The Souleites Auxiliary will attend the convention of that body, with members traveling to participate in sessions and events. Local supporters anticipate updates and involvement from the group during the gathering.
Acton Residents Attend Pops and Symphony Concerts
Several Acton residents joined weekend concerts at the Symphony Hall to hear the Pops ensemble and pianist Metcalf from Raading perform in a shared program.
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Acton
Lagt
Wer
Aren ‘Auto ‘Metcalf
Raading
Oe Seolobet
Riding School event details with names and placements
Fragmentary report lists participants and placings from a riding school event. Mentions Mary Sepee Carnation fourth and Lawrence Bates penalty later. notes various riders Edward Williamson Dan Daniel and prize context at a States Exposition qualifier.
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Wolingen
Ymid
Mary
Carnation
Larence Bates
Sewyer
Dajgerhall
Edward ‘Williamson
Paine
School health report details examinations and immunizations
Edith SB Poster presents a school health report with numbers on examinations, immunizations, and pupils weighed at clinics. The record lists counts for schools and homes, mentions communicable disease concerns, and credits dental clinics run by Br. and staff including Miss Mary and Miss Edith.
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Maynard
Phe
Edith SB
Rawetd Flaherty
S Cian
Servicians Office
Br. Sisted
Mary Wat Rurse
Edith
Pigeon Fanciers Race To Rochester Flight Results
Ernest Knipp of Acton entered a 320 mile race toward Rochester New York with three birds finishing among the leaders. Clockings show Knippel at 617.61 yards per minute average and Sawyer of Gleasondale at 617.21, with early morning releases from Chester at 9 10 a m. on Sunday. The event drew six members from the Ixict Club as listed in club records.
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Acton Oe
Knippel
Meton
Sawyer
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