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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
7
The text records a court moment naming P. Jordan with John C. Leggat Esquire cited. It references a June 1928 timeframe and a year designation of one thousand nine hundred twenty eight.
A 1927 notice outlines a Cambridge Lexington Belmont meeting of commissioners to fix a time and place for altering property pairs. The document cites June 1 1927 and a noon session at the Court House with officials including Ralph MS and Charles H. Inne.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court directs petitioner to publish this citation weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise. Last publication at least one day before court. Witness John C. Leggat First Judge. Loring P. Jordan Register. June 20 1927 June 29 July 6 13
Public auction scheduled in Lowell Middlesex County on July 23 1927 at 10 am to sell the property once owned by Morris Schrank seized by execution. Describes a long chain of metes and bounds in Acton Stow and Boxboro with Hayward Reid Wright land references and a boundary plan.
Concord June 29 George Johnson elected captain of next year’s Concord High School baseball team succeeding catcher Edwards. Johnson, a regular shortstop, also pitched with strong results. Roy Jacobs will take over as manager succeeding Garrett Nagle. The team posted a 9 wins 3 losses season, defeating Middlesex Needham Leominster Framingham Waltham and others, with Robinson winning six and Johnson two decisions.
Winfield Ricker aged 28 is chosen captain for the next track season, succeeding Capt. Robert Asbjornson who holds the shot put record. Ricker already owns the school mile record after beating a 26 year old mark in several runs. An all Midland League team is proposed with players from Maynard Marlboro Hudson Milford and other towns, listing pitchers catchers infielders and outfielders.
Payment stopped on deposit book No 17253 as lost. Notice issued by H W Hosmer assistant treasurer of The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts dated June 15 1927.
A legal notice states Deposit Book No. 3257 has been lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, represented by Assistant H W Hosmer, issues the notice.
Jerry Nee pitched Maynard H S to a 5 2 victory over Joyce Clinton H S in a benefit game at Crowe Park. Nee allowed two hits with 17 strikeouts and eight walks while Maynard scored three runs in the third inning and two more on errors. Joyce fanned 17 as Clinton rallied for two runs in the third but could not overcome Maynard’s early lead.
Morrill struck out 15 while Loftus fanned 8 in a pitching duel. Concord won 3 1 with only one earned run. Abbots’ lone tally came in the second as Morrill and the Concord defense held strong and late rallies sealed the win.
Littleton defeated Maynard T T by two runs before rain halted play at Crowe Park with Oates leading the batting on four hits including a triple. Johnston and Reg Marsden added two hits each while Roy Marsden swiped home. Frank O'Brien, back in uniform after two years, fielded six chances without an error as Maynard trailing 2-0 stalled the game. The teams will resume next Sunday at Maynard.
Normie Sims batted in a 6 1 victory for Maynard in the Boston Post Santa Fund benefit game at Dillboy Field. Sims, in his second year as all scholastic, will pitch in the Cape Cod league this summer before entering Boston College in the fall.
Mary K Browne notes England's tennis champion and U S indoor king lacks stamina after a loss to a relatively unknown French player Ulnatrates. The columnist compares him to Maurice McLoughlin whose powerful serve and net play faded after a brilliant Davis Cup run.
About fifty top competitors including Lotty Schoemmel and Zitenfield twins contend for a $10,000 Lake George prize set by the American Legion. The 24 mile course challenges swimmers unseen on the distance, with a strong field and a possible first woman prize. Official entrants list includes Ault, Bardon, Croll, Durst and many others from New York City, Boston, Montreal, and beyond.
Edinburgh dispatch reports Dr. White of Glasgow at the Church of Scotland assembly claiming practical atheists who attend church still avoid Sunday golf. He notes old excuses like clothing no longer justify skipping church, and argues it should be easy for the poor to enter fashionable churches.
The piece traces postwar tennis evolution from McLaughlin to Borotra and Tilden. It notes early nets rush exhausting players, while modern ground strokes allow longer rallies. It cites Lindley Murray and George Church in five set battles and the shift toward back court play to avoid burnout.
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