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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
2
Lent has long been observed as a spring fast of 49 days from Ash Wednesday to Easter, excluding Sundays. It invites penitence and preparation, delaying social indulges to reflect on higher moral and spiritual aims, with Holy Week marking the Passion. Lent this year begins March 1 and ends Easter April 16.
Real Inside By TOMMY CLARK outlines strong infield depth with Evers injury risk and a powerful outfield of Achule Hofman Sheckard. Predicts strong Giants and Reds, veterans aging for Chicago and St Louis, with Boston likely cellar bound and Pittsburgh hampered by veterans.
The report assesses multiple clubs noting poor pitching and weak first base options, with Gibson as a potential backstop. Catches look strong while infield and outfield vary. managers and lineups show uncertainty. Competition for top spots involves Detroit Cleveland and Philadelphia with emphasis on catching and twirling strength.
Shortstop Tooley, Rochester recruit, attracts Brooklyn manager Dahlen with standout play. Other prospects fade as Tooley shines. Cy Young plans retirement only after he is cut, ending a 22 season major league career. Vean Greene from Cleveland shows a new curveball twist.
Birth announced for Elmar A. Flagg at Littleton, and relocation of family to Fred. Weir place after trading from Littleton Common. W. D. Stratton farm sold to out of town buyer. Mary Hager of Boxboro visiting and attending Woman's club events with Augusta Dewey presiding. Club programs included music by Mildred Flagg and Olive, Switzerland travel talks by Mrs. A. M. Parker, Current Events by Mrs. Hattie A. Robinson supporting woman suffrage, and afternoon tea hosted by Mrs. Annie C. Smith and Mrs. Alice Whitcomb. Holand Houghton visiting in Gloucester City. Backlog club served high quality supper at Unitarian vestry with literature and music program. Narrative excerpt includes romantic dialogue aboard a vessel and a quip about a name.
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