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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
7
Stoneham outscored Concord 8-5 over the final five innings as Mike Chase hit a long triple and finished with a lone single and his second of the season. The game saw seven Stoneham errors to Concord six, with final score Stoneham 9, Concord 11. Batteries: Sawyer and Chase for Stoneham. Goudey and Burns for Concord.
The Con cord Dog Training Club schedules its first official sanctioned match for Saturday May 21 in California. The event highlights the club as a growing force on the Pacific coast with regional interest and participation.
Ryan wins the 100 yard dash at the Fargo Building meet held in Fargo Boston. He also wins his trial heat in the high school 100 and 440 events, with teammate George noted in the sprint events.
Assabet Valley league for 1049 organized with Stow officers J Albert Addy president Arthur Gengne secretary treasurer James P Lund Jr manager and Herbert H Cooke director. Schedule lists May 15 Stow at Maynard and May 18 Harvard games with Stow, continuing through June 29 at Bolton and other towns.
The Concord Chorus performs Mozart Requiem on May 24 at 8 30 p m in the Veterans building. Tickets are sold at the Concord Music Shop and through chorus members.
The Lincoln Mo Hawks, defending champions of the Paul Revere Baseball League, open their season Sunday at 3 pm against Mont T. T. at Lincoln Diamond.
Middlesex County Extension Service sponsored a poultry meet at the Extension Service on Everett Street last evening. Gay T. Klein Extension poul husbandman addressed the gathering with Grover program ideas and urged poultrymen to join in improving egg handling and marketing.
The Board of Health announces a free smallpox vaccination clinic on Wednesday May 18 from 2:30 to 3:30 PM at the town health center. Dr Earl F Ryan will supervise with nurses Mary Ward Edith Poster and Martha. Children entering first grade must be vaccinated.
A Maynard high school committee chose two Junior class members to represent the region for a ten day trip to a college, covering expenses. William OToole of 1 Church Court was among the selections, with Edward medated also chosen to participate.
Maynard A A to present an assembly program on Thursday and Friday evenings May 26 and 27 at 8 30 p m at the George Washington Auditorium. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
The State Employment service area office reports a modest rise in initial unemployment claims from April last year with 1933 filed this month versus 1743 a year earlier. Employment gains occur in the shoe industry, while overall figures show a slight increase. William H. Finn noted readjustment figures at the office.
The Varneys suffered a second straight defeat last Wednesday after a lopsided 13-1 loss at North Chelmsford. Four runs in the second and five in the third broke the game open as Varneys defend their league title.
Harvard varsity crews name James McCagg the 19 year old freshman captain. He rowed No 6 in 1921 and 1922 and studied under Charles W Locke at Middlesex School before graduating last year. His home is Boston.
Plans are completed for the town s first drum and bugle corps competition on Alumni Field Sunday May 22. A large prize fund will attract many of the finest corps. The event is billed as one of the most notable in the town s history.
Railway Express reports ten foreign countries included with conscientious states in a broad survey. The item notes organizational context and frames the data as part of an international business overview.
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