Kentucky Jones Triumphs Amid Rough Ride
In a tense race Kentucky Jones gains late on the field. LeMay misses a hold as the horse hunched low and stretched back with a breathing sigh, with jockey Alan Lalap pressing hard to the finish.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
9
In a tense race Kentucky Jones gains late on the field. LeMay misses a hold as the horse hunched low and stretched back with a breathing sigh, with jockey Alan Lalap pressing hard to the finish.
Kentucky Jones pushes the case as Bill McCord and Bob Elliot face murder charges. McCord claims innocence while Elliot, under arrest, contends with McCord’s testimony. Sheriff Hopper and Campo oversee tense revelations as characters maneuver to control the outcome.
Maynard built an eight run lead in two frames at Prospect Park, then edged Marlboro 5 to 3 in Midland League action. Luz started for Marlboro, Maynard rallied with four more runs in the third, and O'Donnell shut the visitors down as Marlboro plated two in the third and three in the sixth before the home club fell short. Brayden was ejected in the third for arguing with the umpire.
Maynard H S defeated Stoneham H S 123 to 3 on Crowe Park Wednesday, tying Belmont for Middlesex League pennant after a strong hitting attack led by Al Fraser with four RBIs and a trio of runs. Rusty Jordan pitched seven strong innings, limiting Stoneham to seven hits as Trusdale and Hurley added two hits each for the visitors.
South Acton A A defeated Hudson A A 12 to 3 at Jones Community Field Sunday. Lucius Tolman pitched expertly for Acton, with Bill Wright catching and Guy Gilbert fielding. Ansel Smart made a sensational running catch in center as Acton fans enjoyed two hours of baseball.
Maynard 9, top team in the Assabet Valley league, met a strong Sudbury showing Friday night and absorbed a surprise defensive battle. Sudbury's lads stymied Maynard’s offense, delaying the leading club as the game unfolded.
Frances R. Cohen as assignee and holder of the mortgage on land in Bedford Massachusetts formerly owned by Hilda Little and Robert H Little will sell at public auction two o clock in the afternoon Friday July 12 1935 on the premises described in the mortgage. The parcel covers about 35 acres with buildings along the Billerica Road bound by walls and the Shawsheen River and includes all farm equipment and personal property on the premises. sale subject to unpaid taxes and other liens with terms to be announced.
A well directed hitting attack by Maynard H. S&S produced steady runs against Stoneham H. 8. day afternoon. Owing to a league ruling, there will be no playoff for the title.
Public auction set for July 8 1935 at 3 30 PM on the Acton property described in the 1982 mortgage to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sale subject to prior mortgage taxes and Yens with $100 cash due at sale and balance within fifteen days. Henry F. Smith treasurer Middlesex Institution for Savings notice date June 5 1935.
Power of Sale execution announces sale of a two and one half acre parcel with buildings in Acton. Auction to occur July 8 1985 at 3 PM on the premises described by the mortgage deed bounded by Ernest Wetherbee Daniel Farrar and heirs of Wetherbee along a State Highway from Concord to Littleton.
The sale of the Acton Center parcels Lot 1 and Lot 2 follows a mortgage given by Emile Noterman and Celina J Noterman dated March 12 1928 and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 5204 Page 412. The property lies along Main Street and Taylor Road with bounds described, including a dwelling and a barn, and is subject to unpaid taxes and municipal liens. Terms to be announced at sale. Present holder is Henry F Smith Treasurer.
Public auction to sell a parcel of land on Elm Street in Maynard Massachusetts as foreclosed by a mortgage deed. The bid includes all liens and taxes with a $500 cash deposit required at sale. balance due within ten days. Howard A. Wilson attorney for Maynard defendants.
Qire Jane Scott of Brookline called on friends in town Friday. Norman Koolbrith, a contract bridge player, was in town several times that week to discuss the game with enthusiasts. Ming Day featured the unfurling of Old Glory on Friday. Mr and Mrs Karl Schamizie visited Sunday, and Mrs Scha m West Medford visited Center friends on Sunday.
In compliance with Section 40 Chapter 590 of the Acts of 1908 we announce an application for a duplicate bank book to replace Book No 10193. Assabet Mutilation for Savings Sidney EK McCleary Treas.
In compliance with Secion 40 Chapter 599 of the Acts of 1908 Book No. 10584 Assabet Institution for Savings Sidney EB McCleary Treas.
Public auction set for July 12 1985 at 1 PM on the premises of Allen M Christoffers Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. Auction covers all right title and interest held by Allen M Christofferson as of March 15 1935 including a parcel of about twenty two acres with a dwelling described in Deed Middlesex South Deeds Book 4961 Page 33 dated 4 16 1926.
A lost book deposition notice records that the Middlesex Institution Savings, identified with J. W. Hallow, was last involved in a case in Concord Massachusetts on May 31, 1035. The notice cites a deposition action and references location and party initials.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested in the estate of Charles H Towle late of Concord to object to the appointment of L Towle as executrix without surety. Written appearance due at Cambridge before 10 am on June 28 1935. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge and Register Loring P Jordan June 12 19 26
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