Concord Town Team Triumphs in Sunday Match
The Concord Town Team defeated rivals 12-3 in a Sunday game with standout moments from Billy Condon and Gus Soffriti. Early injuries and scrambling defense framed a tense contest as York and Belmont clubs posted scattered scores.
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Yaapo Ncord
Cardin
Lexington
Tonk Tean
Bedford
Gus Soffriti
Billy Condon
Belmont T
Yours Truly
C. H
Cook
Concord Town
Concord
Middlesex Crew Captain Leads 1989 Varsity Meet Selection
Alfred Meyer of West Hartford Connecticut named captain as Middlesex crew announces 1989 varsity lineup. Kenneth Weston replaces Eaton as captain-elect with Walter Byron Phillip and David Hutchinson among new squad members. Belmont Hill players Barrett and Sampson join as reserves. Cape League prospects include Johnny Dempsey Mullen and Stevie Mlannery. Lincoln Town Field hosts a 3:15 start.
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Hoar
Alfred Meyer
Middlesex
Varja
Meyer
Wich
Conn
Baird Eaton
Kenneth
Weston
Joseph Brenhan
Utica
Billings
Eaton
Walter Byron
Phillip 1
David Hutchinson
Robert —Spraguer Billings
Nis
Chunky
Sam Sammy
Belmont Hill
Archie
Town Team Heads to Lincoln for First Series Game
The town team travels to Lincoln next Sunday June 26 for an exhibition game against its rival. Manager John Todd stresses this league game and result will draw large crowds. The squad features Jen Maxie Arkin and Al La Georgie Johnson as regulars.
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Lincoln
John Todd
Jén- Maxie Arkin
al ‘la Georgie
Johnson
Concord
Semi-Pro Baseball Tournament Listed for July 8 at Hudson's Riverside
A letter from Hoey notes a state semi pro baseball tournament planned for July 8 at Hudson's Riverside. It names Concord as host city with Corey of Concord as commissioner and references Currier as organizer. The missive mentions teams including Dronines and champions from Concord amid shifting lineups and local figures.
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NCES
Itield Lawt
Hudson’s Riverside Fen
Aéth
Ames
al- Corey
Concord
Semtes
Audy Currier
Is Or
Dronines
Tons
Margaret
Richard
Mrs
Charlies
Concord Asparagus league notes and Lincoln slump
ODDS AND ENDS recounts Concord T. T. schedule delays, Lincoln’s five straight losses, and Harvard alumni returning to Todd’s team. It highlights Soffriti and McKenna headed to Cape league, Lehto’s perfect seven innings, and local stars like Lupien Grodahl Da Sheehan and Johnson’s homer pace.
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Asparagus
Concord T. T
Mohawks
Lincoln
Framingham Todd
John Todd
Harvard
Ulyisses
Cookie
Lupien
Reino Grodahl
Maynard Boy
da Sheehan
Todd
Bill Terry
Dave
Virginia
New York Giants
Bill Jr
Concord
Concord Boys
Gus Soffriti
Red McKenna
McKenna
Neil Mahoney
Harwich
Gus
Buzz Harvey
Orleans
Soffriti
Alabama
Johnny Lehto
Kansas
John
van der Meer
Littleton
Wilmington
C. H
Concord T
Sleepy Hollow Clinches First Half Lead With 14 6 Win
Sleepy Hollow defeats Depot Clan 14 to 6 as Archie Barrett and Stevie Flannery lead the winners in Concord Twi League action. The victory, along with a postponed win over the Eagles, lifts Sleepy Hollow to eight wins and three losses with two games remaining. Depot Clan drops from the first half race, while East Quarter sits close behind.
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Chuck” Mara
Sleepy Hollow
Concord
Bedford Street
Gonfalon
Depot
West Concord Eagles
Herronville
Hubbardville
Depot A. A
W. Concord Eagles
Letters Awarded to 13 Concord High Athletes
Concord high school awarded thirteen letters to the baseball squad which won Maidiesex County League title by going 8-4 in league games. Captain Herbie Symes andCo-Captain Elect Ray Forcier led the group alongside Johnny Grant Robert Mara and other honorees. several seniors will graduate this week leaving five lettermen for next year.
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Concord High School
Herbie “Symes
Ray
Forcier
Chick Maloney
Robert ?Mara
Johnny Grant
Herbie
Wilkie
Tom Hopkin
Bob Macone
Joe Mare
Dan Callahan
Roy Johansen
Wilfred ‘Rodgers
Lyman. Wiles
Symes
R. Mara
Rodgers
Grant
Hopkins
Macotie
Concord Players Star for Sidney Mines in Nova Scotia League
Concord youths Freddy Loftus Nicky Macone and Jimmy Cullinane play for the Sidney Mines entry in the Colliery league. The team sits in a three way tie for second, one game behind the leaders, with Loftus batting and fielding, Macone patrolling left field, and Cullinane at third. All three are regulars in the batting order as the pennant race remains tight.
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Freddy Loftus
Sidney’ Mines
Tennant
Loftus
Nicky Macone
Jimmy Cullinane
Fred
Concord Boys
Macone
Cullinane
New Waterford
Nick
Concord
James Persons Chosen Captain of 1939 Middle sex Nine
James Persons of New Bedford is named captain of the 1939 Middlesex baseball team at a meeting of varsity lettermen last week. He succeeds Abbott Fenn of Concord as second baseman. Richard Best becomes manager, replacing Russell Andrews of Braintree. Letters awarded to Captain Fenn Captain-elect Persons Curtis Brown James Stanton Malcolm Onwoed Hunter McGuire William Mitchell Frederick Juetter William McPhee and Manager Andrews.
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James Persons
New Bedford
Middlesex
Persons
Abbott Fenn
Corcord
Richard
Best
Russell Andrews
Braintree
Fenn
Curtis Brown
James Stanton
Malcolm Onwoeod
Hunter McGuire
Wiliam Mitchell
Prederdick Juetter
William McPhee
Manager Andrews
Services at Churches of Christ read Sunday Lesson Sermon
The article notes a Sunday services schedule at the Churches of Christ including a 10:46 start, Wednesday evening meetings at 7:45, and daily reading hours, with the Lesson Sermon focusing on the law of science and biblical citations from Isaiah and Matthew plus excerpts from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
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Zion
Jesus
David
Christian Scientist
Mary Baker Wddy
West Concord Union Church Service Schedule
Kenneth R. Teed presides at Sunday morning worship with a sermon titled Gods Larger Providence and a children story The Relief of Gideon. A midweek meeting is planned for Tuesday at 730 p m.
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West Concord Union
Kenneth R. Teed
Gideon
Engagement of Anna C Grant to John P Vaughn
Mrs James Grant of Bedford street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Anna C Grant to John P Vaughn son of the late Mr and Mrs Patrick Vaughn of Holliston. The marriage will take place in the early fall.
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James Grant
Bedford Street
Anna C Grant
John P. Vaughn
Patrick Vaughn
Holliston
Hillside School to graduate nine students Friday
Nine boys will receive diplomas at Hillside School exercises Friday at 2 PM in the recreation hall. Rev. William A. Knight of Framingham will deliver the principal address on Life as a School. Awards, and remarks by Arthur C. Lamson and Lemuel Sanford will follow.
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Marlboro
Hillside School
Recreation Hall
William A. Knight
Framingham
Arthur C. Lamson
Supt
Lemuel Sanford
Albert Weeks
Worcester
Howard MacDonald
Wilfred Fox
Roslindale
Douglas Bashaw
Hopkinton
Vernon Howland
Boston
Wallace Olwood
Isi Ton
Shakespeare
Hillside
Harry Gaumonad
Dr Syn Parson Pirate Opens at Drive In Theatre Shrewsbury
George Arliss stars as Dr Syn the notorious Captain Clegg in a tale of contraband and revenge. The Drive In Theatre on Route 9 near Boston Worcester turnpike runs the film from Saturday June 25 through Tuesday June 28 with vivid period fidelity and gripping plot.
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George Arliss
Shrewsbury
Boston-Worcester
Syn
Captain Clegg
Kentish Marshes
Dr. Syn
Captain Clege
Dr. Lyn
List of Names Read in Police Inquiry
A long roster of individuals is cited, listing numerous given names and surnames in what appears to be a community or investigative context. The fragment preserves multiple first and last names with occasional initials and titles, suggesting a membership, witness, or contact sheet from a local report.
Acton Man Faces Drunkenness Charge in Concord Court
James Lowther of Hudson appeared in Concord District Court charged with drunkenness and operating under the influence. Chief Michael Foley escorted him on Main Street as officers noted signs of impairment. A $10 fine was imposed for operating after drinking. The report also mentions Sheldon involved in Route 2 accident on May and James A. Petrie of Ayer Road fined for failure to slow at Massachusetts Avenue and Central Street intersection.
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James Lowther
Hudson
Concord
Michael Foley Seranen
Main Street
Sheldon
James A. Petrie
Ayer Road
Harvard
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Street
Faith Fisher Weds Gordon Donald Forbes in Concord
Tuesday wedding in Concord joined Miss Faith Fisher to Gordon Donald Forbes with Lawrence as best man and David Dmerson among ushers. In Boston Herald 1938 all scholastic team, Bob Mara Herb Symes and Joe Mara earned honor mentions at first base third base and outfield.
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Thomas
Lawrence
David Dmerson
Corps of Ushers
Faith Fisher
Gordon Donald Forbes
Bob Mara
Herb Symes
Joe ‘Mara
Boston Herald
Nipmuc Park to Open Friday at Nipmuc Park Theatre Mendon Mass
Nipmuc Park Theatre in Mendon Mass opens its third season Friday evening June 24 with Yes My Darling Daughter. The comedy follows a daughter planning elopement as her mother, an emancipated feminist, outwits her to pursue her own ends.
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Nipmuc Park Theatre
Mendon
Mass
New York
Murray
Mark Reed
Heartstrings and Sacrifice in Eola and Natalie's tale
Eola murmurs of duty clash with Natalie's pleas as the younger girl's needs drive costly wants. The flu killed their parents, leaving eighteen year old Eola to raise Natalie and give up her own hopeful future to fund every new gown ticket or seaside trip.
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Eola
Natalie
Opportunity Breaks in Natalie and Eola's Rivalry
In a small town, Natalie eyes a chance with rich Craig Cameron while her sister Eola mourns their thwarted plans. Natalie schemes to impress and steal Cameron away, triggering jealousy and a stubborn vow from Eola to seize her own opportunity.
Irate Husband Confronted Amid Youthful Romance Urge
A fragmentary account describes a dispute with an irate husband while a separate thread notes a young person seeking romantic experience. The text presents two intertwined tensions without clear resolution or context.
Couple Weds at St B Church in Maynard
Mary Sheridan wed Lawrence Boudreau in a nine o clock mass at St. Bligh church. The ceremony featured Lohengrin’s March entrance music and a bridesmaid in marine net. Bride wore lace gown with tulle and roses bouquets. A reception followed at the bride’s home with relatives and friends attending.
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Maynard
Mary Velit
Elizabeth Sheridan
James
Hillside Street
Lawrence J. Boudreau
Church Place
Hopkinton
St. Pues Poorning
Washington
J. Dineen
Lohengrin
Rita Sheridan
Slater
Honogam
Werner Machel
Frederick Sheridan
Louisa Simonetti
Praham
Elim D.C
Wayland
Marlboro
Perez
Maynard Senior Outing Altered By Fog
Maynard's 101 seniors planned a Boston trip aboard the steamship line with five faculty members but fog halted the voyage. They regrouped and spent the day at Nantasket Beach enjoying skating swimming and an excursion boat trip to Boston. The trip marked a rare cancellation of Provincetown travel by the senior class.
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Bosta
Maynard
Provincetown
Anne P. Pasakarnis
William Hy
Maynard and Koponer Veet Taival at Bicentennial Events
Maynard and Mrs George A Koponer joined Mrs Veet Taival in celebrating the tercentenary in Bve lyn Conn last Saturday evening and Sunday highlighting local history and community observances.
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George A. Koponer
Veet Taival
Bvelyn
Conn
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Arlene Eisenhauer
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Jack Flavin
William O'Neill
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Jean Walker
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Gladys Very
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Merton Sanborn
Edward Wille Pearl -Cullinane
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Rizzitano
Alumbo
Fleanor Paine Francis McPhillips
Fortunato Rizzitano
Marjorie Williams
David Wilson Jr
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Raymond Sims
Edward Daniels
Lois ‘Wredenburgh
Jacqueline Freeman
Seba’ Kent
Richard Kurtz
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Barbara i Meredith
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Frances Capatosta
Barbara Smith
Charles Byron
Stephen Derby
Frank Ready Thomas Oge
Ralph Adams
Remo Palmucci Carlene Humphrey James Smith, Jr
Myra Blanchard
Dorothy Garrett
Robert Peters
Virginia Sims
Ethel Borden
Margaret Lawrence
Helen Bowser
Charles’ Harwood
Harry Kidder
John T Vnch
Elizabeth McoBreen
Ruth Nickerson
William Shedden
Jean Alderson
Jacqueline Blanchard Gardner
Edgarton
Frances Halloran
Albert ‘Coffey
Terese McKenna
Mary Moulton
Katherine Varley
Acton
Concord Briefs
Nipmuc Park
Craig Cameron
Croesus
Zola
Natalie Wayne
Ricture
St.b Church
Mary E. Sheridan
Nene
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