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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1916

Page

9

Joint Rules Change Spurs Basketball Interest

The adoption of a joint set of playing rules increased interest in basketball, with over 5,000,000 participants. Charley Taft leads Yale, Dick Cleveland fans praise the sport, and Penn and Cornell rival for top honors as Army and Navy field fast squads.

Charley Taft Pennsylvania James A. Naismith Eer Yl Amateur Athletic Union Young Men's Christian Association W. H. Taft Yale University Dick Cleveland Grover Cleveland Batsylvania Princeton Columbia University of Pennsylvania Cornell Army Navy Oliphant

Bowling League Plans Supper After Season Ends

The bowling league plans a celebratory supper at season end. Jack Murray of West Acton joined A O H to bolster their team push. Billy Nelson joined the Eagles and F C EB. The Eagles beat Holy Name on Wednesday, raising their percentage by 125 points and moving Holy Name into third place. Evers regains form, signaling a return to the top five.

Bowling League Jack Murray West Acton Billy Nelson Eagles Billy F. C. EB Holy Name Five

Eagles Edge Holy Name By Seven Pins In League Match

In a tight league contest at the alleys on Wednesday evening the Eagles defeated Holy Name by seven pins. Holy Name led by eight pins entering the final game but could not sustain the pace, allowing the Eagles to nose ahead. F.C. B. captured three of four points. Hinds, Evers and C. Lynch starred for the winners, while Fournier and Moynihan did top work for the losers.

Eagles Holy Name Club F.C. B Hinds Evers C. Lynch Fournier Moynihan

Town of Wayward Selectmen Meet Weekly in Creighton Bloc

The Board of Selectmen will meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Creighton’s Block rooms to transact business. Applications and complaints must be presented at the meeting or sent by letter to the secretary, John Thompson.

Bearch Creighton

Trucking and Jobbing Furniture Moving Quickly Done

A local moving service advertises fast furniture transport and packing help. The notice emphasizes careful handling and quick completion for households relocating within the city. It highlights flexible scheduling and competitive rates.

J Leo Comeau Office Listing

A brief classified noting the office of J Leo Comeau located at 43 Nason Street with contact details including a telephone line.

Nason St

Public Auction of Lincoln Farm Interest in Ashland

Pursuant to Middlesex Probate Court license dated February 14 1916 the estate of George W Lincoln late of Maynard deceased offers at Ashland on March 11 1916 at 2 PM for sale all title and interest in about 34 acres of farm land and buildings on the southerly side of Winter Street the same described in three deeds from 1862 1864 and 1874 to Caleb W Lincoln with payment required at sale and balance due within ten days upon delivery of deed.

Probate Court Middlesex County Ashland George W. Lincoln Maynard Winter Street Richard Lovekin Caleb W. Lincoln Middlesex Alonzo B. Whipple Caleb W. Lincoln Seeger Ape Cala Prawingham Mass

Sixth Bowling League Formed Adds Progressive Lodge Team

The bowling league expanded to six teams after a new team from Progressive Lodge K of P was admitted at a captain’s meeting Friday. Top scores show George Lynch leading A O H with 96 average, followed by Lent Benedicts 95 and Piper South Acton 91 as tight competition persists through the standings.

George Lynch John Lent The Benedicts PM. Lynch Holy Name Club Piper South Acton King Moynihan C. J. Lynch Willis Evers Lent Lynch Holy Name A. O.H Clapp Hinds Eagles A. Whalen Kielinen Byers Progressive Lodge K. of P

Bowling league match ends with A. C. H over Benedicts

In a Thursday league tilt at the bowling alleys the A. C. H crew won three of four points against the Benedicts. A 35 pin team lead stood after totals. G. Lynch led the winners as high man and Lent topped all players as all around star of the match. The score:

Benedicts G. Lynch Lent

Eagles Triumph Over Elks in Hudson by 51 Pins

The Eagles defeated the Elks in Hudson on Thursday evening by 51 pins with straight-string wins. Whalen rolled 113 for a single and 307 for the three games, leading scoring. Boulden matched a solid game while Maguire and Mooney starred for Hudson in a competitive match. The score follows.

Eagles Hudson The Elks Whalen Boulden Maguire Mooney Maynard Eagles White Rodway Ae Oats Evers

Wrestling Match Set For Wednesday at Cooperative Hall

Worcester heavyweight John F. Olin will wrestle Turkish rival Carla Mustafa in a to the decision bout at Cooperative Hall on Wednesday night. A program of basketball games between Rev five St Bridget's and West Ends is planned with the opener at Cooperative Hall Thursday evening.

John F. Olin Worcester Carla Mus‘taffa Ane Cooperative Hall Rev St. Bridget’s West Ends

Loyal Assabet lodge bowed to Holy Name club in bowling meet

Loyal Assabet lodge I O F and M A lost to Holy Name club by 88 pins at the alleys Monday. Key scorers for the winners were Whalen Vodoklys and Four infer excelsed. Billett led the losers with a comeback effort. South Acton moved up in the standings after a Tuesday match with J Lynch and Clapp standout performers.

Loyal. Assabet Lodge Loyal Assabet Lodge I. 0 L P.C. A Holy Name Clubs South Acton Assabet Lodge

High School Baseball Team Plots Strong Season Schedule

The team intends to make a good showing this season citing solid material and aims for the best in school history. The article urges community support to ensure a successful year for the players.

Buffalo Club Signs Fred Wilder In International League

Fred Brick Wilder signed a contract with the Buffalo club of the International League for a tidy season salary. Local fans back him as he aims to become the first local player in fast company since Jack Connor's Philadelphia Athletics days and earlier minor league success.

Fred Brick) Wilder Buffalo Club Jack Connor Athletics Philadelphia

League 18 No More Ends Local Basketball League

President John Manning states the organization is defunct. A series of may be arranged between the West Ends, the Reoeive and St. Bridget's in the bowling league context.

John Manning West Ends Reoeive St. Bridget’s

Ban on Liquor Ads Passed by Mississippi Senate

The Mississippi senate approved the house bill to bar liquor advertising in the state and sent it to the governor for signature. In Plymouth New Hampshire a fire destroyed the Emily Bajena Inn, evacuating seventeen patients without injuries and causing about fifteen thousand dollars in losses.

Jackson, Mich Mississippi Senate House Plymouth N. H

Prince Albert Popularity Attributed to Patented Process

The reverse side of every Prince Albert shows claims that a patented process cuts bite and parch, making tobacco smoother and more satisfying. It says three years of work and money were invested to perfect the process, enabling men to smoke pipes or roll cigarettes without irritation.

Acco Prince Albert Ted

Joyce the oldtime slugger critiques modern baseball’s looseness

Scrappy Bill Joyce, a rugged figure of the diamond, laments today’s players not learning the game’s points. A veteran NY scribes recalls Joyce’s era when rivals faced sharper, sharper exchanges and the sport’s old rules.

Bill Joyce New York Polo Grounds Jake Beckley Joyce Bill

Browns Sign Bill McKechnie as Pennant Contender Booster

Former Braves and ex New York manager Bill McKechnie joins the St. Louis Browns amid talk the club can contend for the pennant. Observers note the squad under his guidance shows improvement and potential.

Bill McKechnie St. Louis Browns Bill Braves New York

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