Marlboro High Defeats Acton High 11-10 In Wild Finish
Marlboro High School rallied from a 3-3 tie after six innings to beat Acton High 11-10 at Prospect Park. Flaherty earned the win with six innings pitched while Frye worked the early stretch for Acton. Key hits included a three-base shot by Flaherty and timely four-run seventh by Marlboro. Attendance was 150 with Umpire E Regan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro High School
Acton High School
Prospect Park
Acton
Marlboro
Bradford
Bixby
Laurence
Piper
Marlboro H
Ribthoon E Frye P
Bradford Ib
Wheeler c
Flaherty
Keane Cf
Cronin If
Coyness J LP
SS Ee
Curran Rf
Slattery
Walker Rf
Acton High Ab
Jones
Sele Lee le Laurence
Piper P Bo
Stillman
J. Kinsley
Ea Ta Oune Phalen If 5111300)| Simonds
D. Kinsley
Keane
Coyne
Frye
Wheeler
Curran
Phalen
Circus Excursion draws crowds with Barnum Bailey show plans
Worcester and Fitchburg readers anticipate the Barnum Bailey Greatest Show on Earth arriving July 2 in Worcester and July 3 in Fitchburg. The program features the Peace spectacle, 200 artists, hundreds of horses, elephants, sea-lions, dogs, ponies, and thrilling acts including the Dip of Death and mid-air bicycle revolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Arenic
Worcester
Fitchburg
Hippodrome
Boller Brothers
Carmen
Steves
Les Rowlandes
Ray Thompson
Local Representative Denies Chicago Packing House Scandals
Maurice Kirby of Nelson Morris & Co. defends the Chicago packing house as clean after a 10 day visit. He says the establishment was shown to him thoroughly and visitors are welcomed to inspect all areas. He rejects reports of bad conditions as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson, Morris & Co
Chicago
Maurice Kirby
Nelson Morris & Co
Kirby
Fort Meadow
Harold C. Wheeler
Virginia
Norfolk
Henry Parsons
Framingham
Andrew Madden
House of Correction
Cambridge
W. M. Brigham
Massachusetts State Senate
House
Rep. Brigham
Marlboro News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Jobs
Marlboro notes list Brockton, Brock, Nor way Me and Hudson residents visiting town. Several locals join or work for Boston Elevated railroad Worcester Marlboro street railway and Curtis factory. A wedding, naval assignment, and public events are recorded along with civic notes and a payroll of stores and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Brock French
Norway
George Chartier
Boston
W. C. Hunting
Cochituate
John Gantley
Metropolitan Insurance Co
John Danehy
Knott & Pope
Hudson
Henry Buckley
Brockton
John Hart
Arthur Doherty
Christopher Ghiloni
Ruth Thompson
Central Telephone Exchange
Morse & Bigelow
Wilfrid Martel
Wachusetts St
E. P. Burns
South St
Lizzie Fisher
Liberty St
Diamond F
C. W. Clark
John J. Muir
Nora E. Slattery
Marlboro Sign Co
Warner's
George Rappleyen
New York City
Mabel Dockendorff
Stella Shute
F. A. Cox
Wealthy Harris
Chestnut St
G. Comstock
I. Sasseville
St. Jean's
Maurice Sheehan
Stevens St
Worcester & Marlboro Street Railway
James O'Connell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sol
J. F. Gannon & CO
C. L. Ford
Maynard
F. H. Harriman
Harriman Court
Main Street
Stanley
Hay Forks
T. F. Parker
Boston Federal
Ben Hur
Flatiron Building
August Gronrd
Maynard, Mass
Assabet Institution _for Savings
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Maes
Marlboro Boys
Nesday
A Parker
Washington St
T. J. Butler
Singer
Wheeler & Wileson
Alfred Peats and
Ridgyl Thibaut Pap
Ers
Mandego Block
Cypher
Concord, Mass
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase Guilding
Mass
Mons Vings
Anthony J Doherty
Rattorney-At-Law
Monument Hall
Concord
Mase
Wes
Curtis
United Shoe Machinery Co
Herculine Paquin
Summer St
Canada
Wiliam Sawyer
Grant Sr
J. W. Goff
Cc. W. Clark
Gloucester
Emily Jayne Mills
Brooklyn N. Y
McChesney
Alice McChesney
California
Misses Brigham
Pleasant St
Charles E. Hayes
West Virginia
Carrie A. Farnum
Joseph W. Farnum
Lannon, N.hs
Farnum
Tufts College
Rexall
Éures
Druff
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
DeLee’s Pharmacy
John Finigan
Bedford St
Fac
Tory
C. F
Helmer E. Olsen, Carpenter
Lowell Street
Concord. Mass
Annie L. Hicks
J. Kulchar
New York
Barber Walden
Acton Inch
County
Edwin D. Sibley
Adm
Sune. Ea
Everest
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