Hudson High Dominates Lexington In Baseball Thriller
Hudson High rushed to a 4 0 lead and cruised past Lexington 10 to 4 at Lexington Field. The Crimsons stole 14 bases, with early runs created by double steals and aggressive base running. Rob DeWolfe started for the Minutemen, struggling with control as Hudson offense pounded hits and drew walks.
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Hudson High Schools
Lexington High
Lexington
Crimsons
Rob DeWolfe
Minutemen
Alton Cummings
Tom Kerrigan
Cummings
Walsh
Stan Krysa
Kerrigan
Bob Bonazzoli
Stewart
Jim Stewart
Carny
Coscia
Courteanche
Smed
Patter Buck
Nyland
Svea
Buck
Nylander
John Costideo
Dick Doherty
Merrill
Ross
Hosford
Carney
Carey
Krysa
Barbara Morin Wins Inter-Club Freestyle Skating Contest
Barbara Jean Morin an 18 year old Marlboro resident won the inter club freestyle skating contest at Portland Street Arena Worcester. She placed second in the dance contest with partner Robert Calgani of Worcester. Morin started skating 18 months ago at Lyonhurst Roller Rink joined Worcester Dance and Figure Skating Club. A Marlboro High School 1946 graduate she now works at Raytheon Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro High School
Miss Morin
Raytheon Manufacturing Company
Match Postponed as Concord Melrose Golf Rained Out
Concord and Melrose high schools had their golf match postponed due to rain at Melrose High, with a possible rescheduling later this season. Melrose previously lost a league game to Lexington 4 to 1, on a rainy Monday.
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Concord
Melrose
Melrose High
Mon
Lexington
Crim sons edge Lexington amid wary officiating and thefts
The Crim sons beat Lexington despite weak officiating and a string of fourteen stolen bases, including three from third to home on double steals. Dick Doherty excelled in his debut, allowing four hits and three walks over five innings with three strikeouts. Lexington failed to mount much offense until Merrill’s two-base hit, while the Crim sons showcased alert baserunning and solid defense.
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Roseahees
Shivanapeeee
Ebunison
Biereneen Cer
Hudson
Lexington
Bonazzoli
Stewart
Carney
Krysa
Kerrigan
Coscia
Maloney
Buck
Nylander
Holsford
Merrill
Walsh
Doherty
Costideo
de- Wolfe
Sullivan
Boriazzoli
Hosford
DeWolfe
Bartlett
Crimsons
Hame
Constabulary
Aix
Dick Doherty
Tut” Walsh
Giant Track Meet at Alumni Field this Sunday
Maynard High School and the Maynard A A together with the Maynard Finnish Sportsmen's Club stage a major track meet at Alumni Field Sunday afternoon starting 1 30. Featured are the 12 mile event with Mikko Hietanen Vaino Muinonen and Johnny Kelley. Also a one mile open to amateurs and a host of shorter events for schoolboys.
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al Cowles
King
Maynard High School A. A
Maynard Finnish
Alumni
Mikko Hietanen
Vaino Muinonen
Johnny Kelley
West Acton
Berhard T. White
Maynard High School
Concord
Watertown
Marlboro
Framingham
Vin Russo
Bill Bain
Maynard
Hietanen
Muinonen
Maynard St Casimir's Holy Name Society Debuts in Paul Revere League
Maynard St Casimir's Holy Name Society baseball team opens its home season at Crowe Park against Sudbury next Sunday afternoon in the newly formed Paul Revere League. The squad features former high school and semi pro stars including Ben Gudzinowicz Johnny Gudzinowicz Ed Kitowicz Frankie Wojtkiewicz and Joe Wojtkiewicz. Adolph Chyézus coaches the re organized club after wartime suspension as Concord visits Crane Park for a twi league game next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Maynard
St. Casimir’s
Holy Name Society
Paul Revere
Sudbury
Crowe Park
St. Casimirr’s
Ben Gudzinowicz
Clark
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Ed Kitowicz
Frankie
Joe Wojtkiewicz
Mijewski
Lehto
Lankiewicz
Karpiechick
Novack
St. Casimérk’s
Adolph ChyéZus
Concord
Crane Park
Maynard Juniors Enter Middlesex Baseball League
Maynard Emerson junior high joined the Middlesex junior high Baseball League with teams from Lincoln West Concord Concord Weston Wayland and Maynard. Maynard defeated Wayland 9 to 1 last Tuesday April 29 then lost 3 to 0 at Western on Monday this week. The Maynard pitcher Spland kept the game close as three scattered hits ended the contest. May 8 Maynard is scheduled to play West Concord.
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Maynard
Emerson Junior High
Middlesex
Lincoln
West Concord
Concord
Weston
Wayland
Peter Bulkeley
Wag
Western
Ba petWelen
Wi Spland
Cc Y
Tennis match rained out at St Mark's Southboro
Local private school netsmen failed to finish a tennis match against Gov oc meee Cush after rain halted play staged on rope at St Mark's in Southboro.
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St Mark’s of
Southboro
Ee Cae
Netsmen
Govoc Meee Cush
Concord High School Track Meets Raise Historic Marks
The report notes Val Muscato’s 226 yard time of 23.6 seconds at Concord with Wellesley, arguing it isn’t a new Concord high School record, despite John Woodworth’s 23.8. Rep Harold Tompkins cites J Alvord Rose’s 23 seconds in 1906 and 22.4 at Dartmouth, suggesting Rose’s mark still stands amid many sprinters over time.
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Concord
Val Muscato
Wellesley
Concord High School
John Woodworth
Harold Tompkins
J. Alvord Rose
Rose
Dartmouth
Concord Rod and Gun Club Vermin Hunt Plans
The Concord Rod and Gun Club schedules its annual vermin hunt for May 17. Town divisions assign captains for each section to coordinate effective group hunting. all members and any welcome sportsman may join.
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Concord
Rohan Donates Lucky Charm To Braves Manager
Edgar A. Rohan of West Concord presented Boston manager Billy Southworth with a good luck coin during a doubleheader at Boston. The coin had earlier been given to Eddie Dyer and was a keepsake since World War I, later carried by Rohan's son in World War II.
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West Concord
Edgar A. Rohan
Central Street
Billy Southworth
Boston
Rohan
Eddie Dyer
Red Birds
Boston Red Sox
Dyer
Southworth
George
Rip Van Winkle actor Joseph Jefferson dies not
Joseph Jefferson, famed American actor best known for Rip Van Winkle, first played the title role in 1865 and his final Rip Van Winkle appearance occurred at a Saturday matinee on May 2, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rip
St Marks Tops Middlesex 5-4 in Seven Inning Tilt
St Marks defeated Middlesex 5-4 in a rain delayed seven inning contest at Concord. Jim Lowell held Middlesex to three hits and delivered a key three run rally in the seventh. Middlesex used multiple pitchers and dropped their sixth straight game as John Burbank led the home team with two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
St. Mark’s
Middlesex
Concord Lads
Jim Lowell
Lowell
John Burbank
Burbank
Maynard Baseball Seeks Midland League Win at Crowe Park
Maynard high school plays Marlboro at Crowe Park in a Midland League clash after split results with Hudson and a loss to Milford. The team heads to Weston next Tuesday and Milford visits Crowe Park next Wednesday with Votolato and Mariani expected to renew their mound duel.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Marlboro
Crowe Park
Hudson
Milford
Weston
Votolato
Mariani
Milford Wi
Depot Tops Pin League In F Rolloff With 2857
The Mill Dam Bowling League held its final rolloff in Lexington last Monday night. Depot won the league trophy with a five-string total of 2857 led by Sam DeMeo 509 and Bing Bartolomeo 503. Dairy finished fourth, All Stars took third, Lincoln second, and K of C fifth with 2660. The season ends with the gala banquet next Monday at El upper hall.
Concord Wakefield Baseball Game Rescheduled for May 21
Friday rain forced a delay of the Minnlesex League home game between Concord and Wakefield High. The contest will be played Wednesday May 21 at Concord Stadium at 6 o'clock. Belmont currently leads the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wakefield High
Wedness
Eepomrd
Lexington
Sibashar
Belmont
Fire Fighters Battle Blaze In City Amid Harsh Conditions
A blaze swept through a city district as crews battled intense heat and drifting smoke. Six to seven firefighters worked to control the flames while residents sheltered nearby. No injuries were reported and authorities began an hours long containment effort.
Hale High staff re appointment contracts announced
The Stow school committee met at Hale High School to award contracts and re elect faculty. Named were Ira Creelman principal, Kathleen D Platt Barbara Griffiths Dora W Fletcher Mildred Miller Richard Bejune assistant principal athletic coach Viola Wetherbee Gleasondale principal Irene McTeague Mollie Vodoklys Ellen Arkins Pilot Grove principal Louise Levingston supervisor of music Lloyd Schultz supervisor of art William Rinehart writing supervisor Christine Hunter acting as remedial teacher.
Plane Forced Down In Stow Lands Safely
A cub type airplane with pilot and passenger made a forced landing Monday afternoon in a field on Francis Warren property in Stow center. They escaped injury, repaired quickly, and took off to return to their airport before identification. The plane is believed to originate from a nearby airport.
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Stow
Ing
Francis Warren
Stow Center
Stow Woman Receives Surprise Shower Before Wedding
Miss Eleanor Smith of Glensondale Road Stow received a surprise bridal shower Friday evening at Victory Plastics home River Street Hudson. About fifteen coworkers attended hosted by Marilyn Forance with Phyllig Baker assisting. Guests came from Stow and Hudson and the honoree, soon to wed Donald S. Maciver U S Navy son of Charles P. Maciver, Great Road Stow.
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Stow
Eleanor Smith
Glensondale
Victory Plastic
Marylin Forance
River Street
Hudson
Phyllig Baker
Nashoba Teachers Association to Meet in West Concord
Nashoba Teachers Association gathers Thursday evening May 8 at Howard Johnson's West Concord with dinner at 6 30 p m. All school committee members of Bolton Carlisle Harvard Littleton and Stow are invited as guests. Guest speaker is Professor William J O Keefe lawyer of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation.
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Stow
Nashoba Teachers Association
Howard Johnson’s
West Concord
Bolton
Carlisle
Harvard
Littleton
Massachusetts Teachers Federation
William J. O’keefe
Stow High Baseball Games Renamed Amid Rainout
Stow High School postponed the planned game with Shirley Industrial School due to rain. The schedule now includes a Tuesday matchup with Harvard and a Friday May 9 game against Lunenburg at Stow.
Scouts Weekend Called Off at Nobscott Over May
Stow Boy Scouts week end planned for Nobscott over May 2 is cancelled but there is hope for a future weekend. Mrs. Dorothy Tuttle of California visited her great aunt Mrs. Josephine Tuttle and aunt Mrs. Effie Tuttle Hall for a few days this week.
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Boy Scouts
Nobscott
Dorothy Tuttle
California
Josephine Tuttle
Mrs
Effie Tuttle Hall
Stow Legion Dance Draws Crowd at Town Hall
The Stow American Legion Post hosted a successful dance Monday at Town Hall and plans another event there on Monday May 19 with proceeds aiding local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow American Legion Post
Town Hall
Summer fashions arrive with washable dresses on sale
In a lively display, women in town and at the beach showcase the newest washable dresses. Manufacturers report high interest as synthetic fabrics like hayén compete with cortons in soap water tests.
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Sata Nan
Cortons
Soapwater
Coast Guard Ship Becomes Scout Vessel in West Concord
West Concord welcomes a Coast Guard flagship donated as Ship 33 Ocean Scout craft. Harold Ames and Skipper George Simms lead the Sachem Council unit as they plan to basing the 26 foot Chrys ler craft on the Charles river for cruises Boston Harbor and New England coast. The unit aims to attract 15 year old boys to maritime learning with Ship 33s expanded equipment and historical vessels and a regatta planned at Warner’s Pond Scout Island.
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West Concord
United States Coast Guard
Sachem Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Concord, - Lincoln
Harvey Wheeler School
Harold J. Ames
Preston Street
Concord
Sea Scouts’ Sponsoring Committee of Citizens
George R. Simms, Sr
Seymour Street
Sachem Council
Chryslér Marine
Charles River
Boston Harbor
New England
Ames
Ship 33
Lincoln
Ship 38
Roger F. Conant
Littleton
Winslow J. Damon
Simmy
Simm
Simms
Sea Scouts
Navy
Scout Island
Warner’s Pond
Legislation Repeals Mandatory Drunk Release Policy
In Boston the State House debates repeal of automatic four offenses drunk release law. Senators criticize last year's policy, while Sen Mackay blocks a tighter reform proposal seeking a single release in three months. Opponents warn judges and police chiefs were stunned by the mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boston
Sénate
John D. Mackay
Quincy
Seward M. Rowe
Cambridge
Ren. Malkay
Sen
Newland H. Holfies
Weymouth
Nutritious Chicken Meat Packed With Nutrients
Poultry meat provides protein riboflavin iron thiamine and nicotinic acid. This item highlights the health benefits of chicken as a protein source.
Rent Control Office Set Up Under New Executive Order
The Offics Controls directs Housing to implement rent control under an executive order led by Frank R. Creedon. A new Rent Control Office will operate with the same functions at the same location, covering 620 rental areas nationwide. The Expediter and OTC staff will oversee field rent cases with regional offices and a centralized command, ensuring continued administration and loyalty checks.
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Frank R. Creet
Tighe FE
Ren
Navy
Ness
Chicago
Creedon
Fer
Witlh
Lee
OTC
Washington
Creed
Lake Titicaca Clouds Lie 1100 Level in Peru and Bolivia
Officials report atmospheric conditions above Lake Titicaca as clouds hover near a 1100 meter level over the border region of Peru and Bolivia. Researchers monitor weather patterns and potential impacts on navigation and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Titicaca
Peru
Bolivia
Trust Estate of Ledyard W Sargebury Declared
Legal notice from Commonwealth Middlesex identifying the trust estate of Ledyard W Sargebury for the benefit of named parties. Trustees presented to the return day before the First Judge on the second day of January in the year 1847. Witness John Quire and Loring P Jol appear in the record.
Estate of Commonwealth rent late of 5 County Deceased
Executors seek first account in the court at Cambridge on the twenty-ninth day of the month at o clock in the forenoon. Witness, John Quire, first year of our lord one thousand four hundred forty seven. Lorin P.
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Commonwealth
Cambri
P.-y
Notice of Public Day and Town Meeting Details
Fragmentary notice references a board and a public day on May 15 in a town meeting. It mentions Sundan adding a house to a rear area and references a bylaw or board action. The text is garbled but indicates an official notice of a local planning or property matter.
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Undan
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Po Bonazzoli
Ss Stewart
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Courtemanche
Ostideo
P Winer
Barbara J, Morin
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Worcester
Alumni Field
Maynard School
Nsor
Muscato
H. S. Mark
Gun Club
Braves
ST. Marks
Pate Lowell
Aldred
Burbafik
Zane
Ladd
Bradley
Austin
Lesex
Hae Ee
Cedulin
Hale High
Stow School Board
Warren Field
Nashoba Teachers’ Assoc
Coast Guard
S.S. Mohawk
Rent
Stet
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