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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1932
Page
8
Al Cowles reports a town basketball clash between St. Casimir team and the Young Cooperators. The series opens March 13 at St. Casimir's and resumes March 16 at Parker Street Hall with a strong crowd expected for this battle for the town championship.
A stellar double header is set for St Casimir's parish gym next Sunday afternoon. St Michael's Lawrence faces St Casimir's basketball. Holy Trinity A C girls meet St Casimir's in a preliminary. The visiting girls hope to scare the local girls but the Saint Casimir teams aim to win at the bargain day court program.
Both unbeaten Wellesley High School teams Maynard and Wellesley face off Thursday afternoon on the home ice. Maynard holds seven wins and a tie while Wellesley has nine wins and a tie. Manty’s pets enter confident after a week of soft ice disrupted play.
Meynard-George Samuel Coggswell of 62 Temple Street West Fitchburg died last Wednesday at his home after a long illness. Former Fitchburg board of aldermen president and prominent mill officer he led Arden Beck and other mills and served as YMCA director. Survived by wife Lillian A Coggswell son George daughter Jessie and three grandchildren. Funeral at West Fitchburg Methodist Church with burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
The St. Casimir Cooks defeated St. Michaels 31 to 23 at Hudson gym after leading 17-12 at halftime. Billy Sienkiewicz scored 13 for St. Casimir while St. Michaels’ Tigue Alaski and St. Jean each tallied three goals. In a prior game, St. Casimir Flashes blanked J. H. N. 30 9 marking their twelfth straight win.
Maynard H S&S girls defeated Westford Academy 32 to 11 at St Casmir's gym. Dot Marsden led Maynard with 12 points while Kitowicz and Sienkiewicz contributed on offense and defense. Westford’s Tuttle stood out for the visitors in a tough afternoon.
Maynard-The Young Cooperators defeated Rockport A C 49 to 30 on Parker Street. Key scorers Torppa 17 and Kangas 4 for Maynard The Young Co Ot s, while Rockport's Frigard led with 8 and Flan dens Silverman Green contributed for Rockport. The Seconds met a tight rally, with Rockport Seconds edging Young Co Ops Seconds 20 18 in an earlier game.
The Maynard Jewish Council defeated Mitchell Military School 26 to 20 after a brisk first half 17 to 14. Avie Seder led the attackers with 10 points while Bachrach and Archaneau contributed for Maynard in a strong win.
Helen Twelvetrees stars in Panama Flo a Panama set melodrama about a New York show girl stranded in a honky tonk. Critics praise her performance in a cast led by Robert Armstrong Charles Bickford Paul Hurst Maude Eburne Marjorie Peterson and Reina Velaz. The RKO Pathe production opens next sun day Monday and Tuesday drawing audiences nationwide.
Robert L Snyder son of Mrs Lucy K Snyder of Central Street earned a letter at Norwich University as a wrestling team member. In Saturdays match against Boston University Snyder secured his fall in jig time.
Annursnae Grange Patrons of Husbandry met in Warnerhall Monday evening with President Edith M Bailey presiding After business a Colonial costume party followed Judges Past Master Arthur Blodgett of Everett Mrs Alice Perkins master of Acton Grange and Mrs Redfern of Acton awarded prizes to Mrs Eola Burrill and Edith M Bailey The gathering was described as very jolly and enjoyable by the large company present.
An alarm sounded for a fire at Arthur Rivet's Bedford residence on Tuesday morning. Fire started from the chimney and the roof caught flame quickly. The fire department responded swiftly and kept the blaze under control. Rivet family had recently moved into the house.
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