Two Rivals Over Weekend
Two rivals plan weekend games amid tense matchups. The weekend slate features intense play as local teams eye key state standings and regional bragging rights.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
7
Two rivals plan weekend games amid tense matchups. The weekend slate features intense play as local teams eye key state standings and regional bragging rights.
Ed O'Donnell likely starts on the mound for the locals as the Maynardites seek a win to extend their string. Coach Sawyer expects clear weather for league games while Hudson H. S. counters with lefty Francis McNally. Reggie Sawyer hopes Rusty Jordan and Maineard’s hitters deliver a pennant bid vs Midland League rival.
Local notice invites interest in renowned medium O Robt Arnold offering daily seances and private consultations at his Bridge Street home in Lexington Massachusetts. Appointments via phone Lex 0719 M.
In Middlesex Probate Court Florence V Gates is notified of a petition by Robert Bowser as trustee under Ruth Gates Bowser's will. The request seeks authority to compromise or arbitrate two claims against the estate involving a life tenant Anginelle Dean and a trust principal of $4,000 plus a $49,000 demand note. The trustee proposes to recover $736.11 from Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank plus interest and transfer a $2,261.55 participating interest, with a cash payment of $760.80 to the trustee. Objections must be filed by May 20, 1935 in Cambridge City Court.
Maynard High defeated Clinton League of Nations 9 to 4 at Coowe Park on Saturday afternoon to stay in a top Midland circuit tie with Hudson. Al Fraser led with six total bases in two games, Labowicz and Columbo contributed key hits, while defensive miscues and baserunning errors hurt Clinton. Pitching by Jordan and O’Toole shut down the visitors after a rough first inning, with Mahoney presiding as umpire.
C S Johnson won low gross with 83 in an 18 hole medal play at Maynard Country Club last weekend. Paul Allen took low net 68. two tied for second low with 69. Other scores listed include Jack Johnson 87 71 and F Riley 88 73. An 18 hole sweepstake planned for the coming weekend with many guest players.
Soko's Texaco team won the league championship at the Nashoba Inn banquet closing a 28 week schedule. Cham pions and Gagne tied for second. Harold Peterson led high single and three string totals, with strong pinfalls across top teams and officials of the league in attendance.
Mrs Laina Walsh hosted a whist social for the Maynard Cooperative Club with awards given to L Perry Vv B Dillion Mary Servio Amy Ryan Michael Walsh Mrs Ord way D Tracey Edward King Mrs Elizabeth Reid James Ord way Leon Wood Rachel Dawson Dorothy Peterson Elma Simila William Gallagher Mr Jenney Joseph Grudzinski Mrs Pond Minnie Campbell Benjamin Shear Bertha Bureson Mrs McGreen and Sarah Bell. The door prize went to Mrs Ordway. Eleanor Slimond and pupils present a dancing recital at Parker street hall on May 22. Maynard lodge B P O Elks to elect officers next Monday. West End baseball club beat South Acton 6 to 1 at Jones Field.
Claudette Colbert spent a New York shopping trip buying French hats leaving no time for frocks, now she scouts Hollywood for matching gowns. Fred MacMurray, now in Men Without Names, rises at dawn to play nine holes before work. George Raft returns to Hollywood after a New York visit. Gail Patrick takes up aviation after being drawn by flying clothes. Mae West sings two numbers in Going to Town.
Maynard welcomes a new retail line with Miss Hazelle Trask as hostess and manager. Trask formerly worked five years with Tourneur Cosmetics at Jordan Marsh Boston, where she lectured in the fashion centre and conducted cosmetic shows on skin care and makeup benefits.
The Boston Consolidated Gas Company announces a new identification badge worn by service men meter readers and other field staff to verify their affiliation and duties. Employees are required to display the badge during work and customer interactions across service areas.
The VAS swift 000 badge arrives for Bos ton Concondated Gas Company workers. The square badge features blue lettering on a yellow background with a blue gas flame beside the word Gas. The company name sits above the employee identification number and badges are worn on visored caps.
Victor Salloway directed the entertainment at the 116th anniversary of the Founding of the Odd Fellowship at Wal tham on Tuesday evening. Philip Dwinell was sworn in as a special police officer and performed traffic duty at Nasan and Summer streets for the first time last weekend. Ernest Tannuzzo, Wentworth Institute student, visited his parents at their Grant street home. Mr and Mrs Robert Mattson on Maple street welcomed a newborn at Emerson hospital with both mother and child reported well.
Excavations during demolition of the Taban district in Austria revealed a cemetery dating to the era of Empress Marie Theresa and a revolving Roman wall. Other discoveries include gem-studded balconies and a massive bread oven said to have served the Turkish army 400 years ago.
Feed for Raisin Bugs Mulberries are manna to the raisin bug an insect that each year destroys thousands of dollars worth of fruit for the dried fruit packers.
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