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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
17
Belmont High faces Concord mine Steel on the local diamond as Wakefield, holder of five league titles, visits for a 1940s era league showdown. The text recalls past league records and uneven results, hinting at historical matchups and scattered dates.
Maynard high school edged Milford 3 to 2 at John A. Crowe Park in a tense game. Joe MacDonald held Milford to five hits while Maynard seized a lead on Kelleys single and fielding plays to seal the win in a tight sixth inning.
Maynard High defeat Wayland 4 3 in 13 innings at Wayland Town Park. MacDonald and Bowers pitched a tight duel with Terrasi driving in the tying run in the sixth and the winning run in the 13th. Maynard highlights include Robinson’s single and Maynard JR. High also scoring against Harvey School.
The event will honor athletes and teams with jackets and letters. Guests include Bernie Mégin Concord athletic director and John Furey Boston College football caller. Superintendent Whitman Pearson will attend. Miss Mar Curry will award girls basketball jackets and letters, Coach Edward Iozzi will award varsity basketball and baseball, junior high awards and cheerleaders will be honored. The program, directed by William O Connell, invites all to attend with a buffet and sport films to follow.
Maynard High School's baseball team meets two strong opponents this week. The Maynard nine prepare for competitive contests, aiming to sharpen their lineup and challenge top rivals in upcoming games.
The locals turned back the Reformatory nine with a 7 to 1 victory last Sunday at the diamond in West Concord. Frankie O'Sullivan was the catcher as the game unfolded with steady offense from the locals.
Locals topped Maynard in a close high school game as Soven Olsen and his son Cuddy led the scoring with key plays. Mmarell contributed important baskets as the hometown crowd cheered the upset win.
Shirley defeated West Concord 9 to 7 after an early lead. West Concord outhit the locals 9 to 7 but committed seven errors and issued eight walks, helping Shirley score. Bob Flynn led Shirley with three hits. Tody Sepe and Herbie had two each. John DeRuzzo hit a three bagger.
Acton Junior Red Cross dressings unit delivered 14 000 dressings to Emerson Hospital since March 1 and supports nursing staff amid busy conditions. Students Phyllis Anderson Avis Gravlin and others in Grade 10 organized meals and packing by Robert Priest. team effort earns praise for community service. In baseball, Pepperell loses to Acton 43 in an extra inning game, moving Acton to first in the Wachusett League as Hamperson shines.
Acton high school defeated undefeated Burlington 10 to 2 in a two game pin played at Burlington on May 4. Philip Rimbach starred with three hits and strong fielding. Herrick earned his third straight win as Acton pulled away early and controlled the game.
The Acton High School scholastic honor roll is updated with seniors and juniors earning A and B grades across multiple categories. The list includes students such as Virginia Byers Lillian Hallowell Fred erick Kiley Ronald Smith Janette and others across Sophomores and Freshmen, with many named in high honors and courtesy rolls.
Indians surge to a 10-2 victory sparked by DeRuzzo and Epkins in early innings. DeRuzzo hit a homer and McNally earned the win with support from Sigman as West Enders struggled with control and defense.
Miss Mary Hartnett and Elizabeth Heard toured the House at Kath with visitors shown the assembly hall and several classrooms. The operetta was presented at Wellesley and Concord high schools this year. Hartnett showcased an antique ware collection on the first floor, with vases, dishes, and pitchers valued over 300 dollars and expected to rise as items grow scarcer.
The fragment lists multiple personal names including Elizabeth Denton Erikson Robert Green Claire Higgins Eleanor Johnson Mary Jones Sarah Jones Else Knippel Richard Laffin Marie Landry Janet Lar rabee Kenneth Marble Patricia McCarthy Paul Post and others alongside grade and instructor references. The text appears to be an OCR garble from a roster or notice.
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