Concord High Athletes Shine In Strong Spring Track Run
Coach praises Cook and Berlied for dominant performances at Stow Street trials. Berlied breaks 100 yard dash and broad jump marks while Sheehan excels in distances. Both help Concord High set school records and loom as Olympic material potential.
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Joey Sheehan
Jamels
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Berlied
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All York
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Washed Out Schedule Delays Lincoln Rival Clash
Torn rain forces postponement of a major sports date as Concord and Lincoln contend for a key matchup. Officials scramble to reschedule amid wet field conditions and a crowded timetable.
Mohawks stumble in season amid scattered sports notes
Disjointed report covers Mohawks seeking tune ups before a weekend trip and a mix of local high school and college sports chatter. Mentions include upcoming games at Dynara Thursday, Park Latter data, and Prophesy highlights from a 1938 forecast with mixed accuracy across hockey, basketball, and track.
Local Baseball and Track Notes From Emerson Playground and Road Race
June reports note Lefty Motle’s shutout work and Tompkins’ four hit game with Motley fanning twelve. A Boston Bees scout signed a Wellesley youth after a Columbia game in Greenville, S. C. June 26 sees Joe Sheehan’s dramatic ten mile road win as West Coast runners loom. Cards, aided by Freddie Lawrence lefty pitching, tie a game with a 6 8 score. June 29 Mohawks beat Cards 19 10 in a pitchers’ duel. July 1 Otis M Whitney donates a trophy to the Paul Revere league wooing Mohawks as favorites.
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Freddie Lawrence
Rideout
McDougall
Tom Hanlon
Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Otis M. Whitney
Middlesex
Town Team Vienne Nine Faces Winthrop Trip
Town Team Vienne Nine prepares for a Maine trip after a defeat by Portland Pilgrims 8 to 6. They aim to rebound with base hits against Winthrop Maine on Saturday as manager Buddy Currier seeks a gate-boosting turnout for a real week.
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Maine
Portland ‘Pilgrims
Winthrop Maine
Untitled fragment prompts state crown inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text references a state crown and unspecified events. No clear persons or organizations are readable, leaving the core action and outcome undetermined in the available lines.
Concord Men Depart for Other Teams This Week
Concord players head to various fields this week as Bik Lou McKenna and Gus Soffriti move on to Cape Sagué. McKenna will start his third Harwich season and Soffriti joins ex Holy Cross star Buzz Harvey with a new pilot.
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Concord
Concord Payers
Bik
Lou McKenna
Marinattan
Gus Soffriti
Pépilay Cape Sagué
McKenna
Harwich
Gus
Buzz Harvey
Holy Cross
Freddy Loftus
Jimmy
Concord Dairymen Visit Crowe Park for Maynard Return
Concord-Tonight Coffield travels to Crowe Park in Maynard for a return game against Brick' son Dairy nine. Last meeting at Emerson Playground saw Concord win 8-2 with Georgie Johnson pitching and Johnny Millen and Johnson homering. Either Johnson or Archie Barrett will start. Concord seeks its fifth win in six starts as a warm-up for Strtay's roster.
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Dairymen
Concord
Coffield
Crowe Park
Maynard
Brick’son Dairy Nine
Emerson Playground
Georgie Johnson
Johnny Millen
Johnson
Archie Barrett
Strtay
Maynard Family Visit Sparks Local Mentions
The article notes Maynard and family from Texas visiting Mary Lauker at McKinley Street while others report ill at 2 East Street Nomination papers circulate for Sheriff McElroy. It references a VA auxiliary meeting on the third Monday and a Cape Cod summer training camp planned by Captain Harold Sheridan and the Hudson Company.
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Cape Cod
All-Star Co Is Ceased In 1938 Baseball Roster
A garbled 1938 era roster note references catcher Jim and receiver duties, mentions Nick Matone and two lefties Pee dible, plus players like Wally Jottfedn and George Jotineon. It lists positions including third base Artigo and outfielders Loftus and Johnson with scattered surnames and team nicknames.
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Jim
Albee Gee
Nick Matone
Calder
Aina Teat
Redd
Meena
Haroon
Jake Arkin
Tincoth KohaWie
Artigo
Bins Orleats
George Jotineon
Lindin
League Standings and Player Leaders From June 28
The June 28 standings show Sleepy Hollow leading with 9 wins and 3 losses, Hubbardville 6 and 5, Depot A. Bevos 6 and 4, East Quarter and Herronville near . The top hitters include Mullen of Hubbardville with 435, Mara of Sleepy Hollow 428, Lowton of Eagles 407, Barrett of Sleepy Hollow 400, and Loughlin of Hubbardville 360.
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Hubbdrilville
Depot A. Bevos
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Bagiés
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Sleepy Hollow Team Clinches Ninth Week Win
Sleepy Hollow defeated West Concord 9 4 at Henderson Grounds Friday night. Stevie Flannery led the winners with his second win of the week as Concord improved to 9 3 in the Concord Twi League race. The lineup featured Gene Callahan behind the plate Arch Parrett Georgie Jointin at short and Joe Mare in left field with Deane Mara center and Dan Kelly in right.
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Sleepy Hollow Uitte
West Concord
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Bobby Match
Concord High
Iineup
Gene Callahan
Archi Parrett
Pee
Georgie Jointin
Ospy
Joe “Boy” Mare
Deane Mara
Dan Kelly
Concord to Represent City in State Semi Pro Baseball Championship
Concord shoots for a second straight state title in the forthcoming Massachusetts semi pro tournament at Hudson starting July 8. Arthur R. Corey deputy sheriff of Middlesex County leads plans to boost the event with strong local entrants including Norton Hurleys Clatmuts Lowell and Lawrence as top contenders.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Hudson
Arthur RB
Corey
Middlesex County
Wishestar
Nortons
Hurleys
Clatmuts
Lowell
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Johnson
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William McCarthy
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Archie’ Barrett
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Maynard Class of 1988 Commencement Night Highlights
One hundred one graduates gathered on the George Weltington Auditorium stage for Class Night and a three day commencement. Principal awards were presented by John T. Higgins as 400 relatives watched. prizes included a large loving cup and a shield for entrance.
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George Weltington
Esedys
John T. Higginns
Albert Bachrach
Karin Saarmenatu
Robert Raitvala
Doris Bane
Peter
Deo Reaif
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Helen Sherman
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Stanley Lant
W. Boothroyd
Joseph Ithe
Maynard
Mary Tatva
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Maynard Weoriall
John *. Higgins
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Mayrard-Tne Pithisl Celebration in Delaware and Pennsylvania
Finnish Americans mark Maynard event across Delaware and Pennsylvania with 80,000 attendees. Delegates including George Koponen and Jacob Laurila attended the celebration at The Rocks and a reception at Media Hotel. Miss Vieno Kosk led a youth contingent while celebrations extended to Washington and Philadelphia areas amid official representation from Finland.
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Colonia
Maynard
Eral
Chatigion
Bedwate
Phile
Pennsylvania
George Koponen
Pantiir
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An unreadable fragment references H S Wellington and Michal MacGedine in a social event report. Names appear erratic with possible clerical notes and dates omitted.
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Local notices and events fill Concord gathering
A fragmented recount shows entertainment and refreshments at a local venue with a producer, a stripper, and birds in attendance. Community members Philip and Mrs. Philip return from abroad while a theatre event and international convention draw interest. The Concord area hosts music sessions, church sales, and missionary society activities with varied food offerings.
Acton High School Graduates Move to New Home
The text notes two graduates, Mrs. George S. Braman and an honoree, moving to a new home on Nagog Hill after completing studies at Acton High School.
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Martin K. Bovey
Honor W
Miaranshis
George’ S. Braman
Acton High School
Er Institute
Reaide
Nagog Hill
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