Purcell Delivers Late Run To Lift Concord Past Belmont
In a tense ninth inning Concord slips past Belmont 7 to 7 when Purcell scores on a wild throw after a squeeze play fails. Ballou, Purcell, and Boucharled lead Concord with three hits apiece as Ballou’s third hit keys a late rally. Verato allows two hits after the first inning, while Dougherty and McCormick see action on the mound for Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwoperts Clan
Dick Ballou
Purcell
Ballou
Tino Veraco
Simpson
Arthur Duggan
Concord
al Beecy
Belmont
Saqueeze
Paul MceLaughlin
Bage
Purrell
Verato
Carew
Davey Bouchard
Dick Goyette
Mit
Bouchard
Murnvhy
Harvey
Larkin
Dourcherty
Ballon
Hiesinbottom
Tarkin
Veraro
Blara Giordano
McCormick
OI Warver
S. Pee
Stinson
Caruso
Sexony
Moncord
R — Ballon
Puggan
Raanyo
MecLauchlin
Govette
Thame
Murphy
Gordano
Hieeinbottom
E—Donagherty
Beery
Balloy
Dougherty
MotMcarmick
SB — Murphy
Bob
Veraco
Bourhard
Verona
Beecy
U — Lyons
Skaff
Boros Joins Palm Tourney At Deepdale Golf Club
Surprising Mike Souchak and Julius Boros join the Palm Beach Golf Championship set for Deepdale Golf Club on June 15. The five round event features 16 players in a round robin format with proceeds benefiting the Boys' Club of New York and includes top names such as Sam Snead Cary Middlecoff and Lloyd Mangrum.
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Mike Souchak
Julius Boros
Palm Beach
Deepdale Golf Club
Souchak
Duke
Texas
Boros
Boys’ Club of
New York
Sam Snead
Cary Middecoff
Brush Owen
Peter Thomson
P.G.A. King
Chick Harbert
Lloyd Mangrum
Gene Littler
Jackie Burke
Marty Furgol
Concord softball clash as Acton meets Concord juniors
Concord softball notes highlight Acton J. H. S. coach John Dillon and Concord juniors coach John McGrail. Emerson Playground hosts a rival clash this afternoon with Acton winning the first game. Also, Rod & Gun Club to hold May 25 meeting and three West Concord games listed with Rideout, Emerson, and General Radio fields. Dick Govette of Concord High has 89 strikeouts in seven games with a 5-1 record.
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Concord
Bernie, Megin
Jim McMullen
Concord Sportsman
Howard Johnson
Chet Ingraham
Lexington
Lanny Cooter
Dec” Abell
Ingraham
John Dillon
Acton
John McGrail
West Acton
Emerson Playground
Rod & Gun Club
West Concord
Bridge Acres
Acton Wizards
Rideout
Reformatory
Leo's Bombers
Emerson Fentons
General Radio
Bowling League Season Ends With Banquets And Rolloffs
Strikes and spares wrap Concord bowling season with Maynard Lexington leagues finishing up. Maynard defends title as Midlesex County League action continues at Tutte's Alleys. Jim Fava loses high average while Doc Batulin claims top triple. leaders include Miller Chernak Piecewicz Lester Ty Pietro. Six local leagues represented in rolloffs: Maynard Acton Bedford Mill Dam Holy Name West Concord.
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Concord
Maynard
Lexington
Millstream
West Concord
Tutte’s
Chamnion
Acton
Bedford
Mill ,Dam
Holy Name
Jim Fava
Hugh Miller
Bill Chernak
Charlie Piecewicz
Willis Lester
Ralph Ty Pietro
Doc” Batulin
Croton Crew Tops Middlesex in River Rowing Meet
Concorde Groton swept all three races against Middlesex School on the Nashua River Saturday. The Groton first crew finished the three quarter mile race in 8 51. Crews listed include Groton cox Traskistroke Williams Vaughan Clark Higgin son and Middlesex cox Hall Curry Kelly Mason Burns.
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Concorde
Groton
Middlesex School
Nashua
Traskistroke
Williams
Vaughan
Clark
Bow
Higginson
Middlesex
Hall
Curry
Kelly
Mason
Burns
Action and Concord Baseball and Track Meet Schedule
A dense list of scheduled games for multiple leagues across Massachusetts schools. Entries cover Acton JHS, Concord High, Marlboro, Sudbury, Weston, Bedford, Middlesex, Wachusett, Wayland and others with sports including baseball golf softball tennis and track. Times are scattered with some errors but denote 3 p.m. 2:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. slots at various fields such as Emerson Playground Jones Field and Riverside Park.
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Bindge Tech
Concord High
Cambridge
Reading High
Emerson Playground
Marlboro High
St. Bernard’s
Fitchburg
Maynard High
Clinton High
Clinton
Hudson High
Milford High
Riverside Park
Bedford
Page Field
Middlesex School
St. Sebastian’s
Middlesex
Noble & Greenough
Concord
Concord Country Club
Weston Hich
Dover High
Weston
Acton High
Lancaster Hich
Wachusetts Teague
Jones
Concord High Girls
Concord Hich
Wakefield High
Wakefield
Concord Jayvees
Wakefield Jayvees
Weston Jhs
Marlhorn
Milford
Wadson
Maynard
Bedford J.hs
Pace Field
Middlesexchool
Middlesex Seconds
St. Mark’s
Mid-lesex
Cuching Academy
Sudbury Hich
Weston High
Minnesota community adopts Norwegian traffic safety slogan
In Minneapolis a Minnesota community promotes road safety with a slogan in Norwegian urging drivers to use their brains for safety. The phrase translates to for safety sake use what brains you have.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sikker
Skyld Brug
Hudson Beats Maynard 9 to 6 For Third League Win
The Hawks defeated Maynard 9 to 6 at Riverside Park, sealing the win with six first inning runs. Barton Whitney Manning and Tierney contributed early singles, and Don Torppa replaced Luker as Maynard pushed two more in the eighth before Hudson held. Dave Brown struck out nine, allowing four walks and just four hits.
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Hawks
Barton
Whitney
Manning
Tierney
Maynard
Hawke
Chuck Kaloustian
Crimsons
Don Torppa
Luker
Dave Brown
Fanning
Hudson
Jones
Torppa
Brown
Kaloustian
Onsan
Tal
Hudson High
Crotty
Brooks
Martino
Duggan
Kane
Wilson
Wee Carlson
Alves
Moraes
Williams
Carlson
Bulger
Deegan
Tornna
Roberts
Hazel
Middlesex Tennis Beats St Mark’s for Third Win of Season
The Concord Middlesex School tennis team defeated St Mark’s of Southboro 6-2 at home on Saturday, securing their third win of the season while moving to three wins and four losses.
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Concord — Middlesex
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Bedford News: Church Talk Plant Fair And Recreation Plans
Rev David C Pohl preached on Mom ism and Motherhood at First Parish Unitarian Church. The L R Y met at night. A third annual plant fair is planned for May 14 at the common. Bedford Recreation Committee seeks applications for a summer playground and swimming program running July 6 to August 27 with daily classes. The swim program runs July 11 to August 14. Mrs Evelyn Thresher is president of the Jewelly Club. officers include Mrs Ruth Erhols and Mrs Olive Bieren. Rev Marvin L Derby and family visited Portland Maine for an organ concert. Lions zone meeting rescheduled to May 25 at Navoy Grill. Lions sponsor Kiddies Karnival on June 3 and 4. Plant fair chairmen named. lists of helpers and committees provided.
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David C. Pohl
First Parish Unitarian Church
Emil Olson
L.R.Y
Bedford Recreation Committee
Evelyn Thresher
Jewelly Club
Nast
Paul Revere Chanter
O.E.S
Ruth Erhols
Olive Bieren
Evelyn Wanamaker
Minola Black
Marvin L. Derby
Portland
Maine
Lions Clubs of
Concord
Burlington
Lexington
Bedford
Navoy Grill
Great Road
Acton Groups Hold Meetings and Plan Events
Edwards-Quimby Post No. 284 met at South Acton Fire Station with Commander Stanley A. Nedza presiding to discuss the state convention and Memorial Day exercises. Nashoba Valley Court of Amaranths plans a May 20 meeting at the Town Hall. Acton Catholic Woman's Guild, Mrs Mary Lord presiding, postponed by town meetings while planning annual dinner. Acton Congregational Church delegates attended a Congregational District meeting at Harvard. West Acton Woman's Club held a luncheon at the 1812 House in Framingham with Mrs Mark Eaton and Mrs Safford Sweatt coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards-Quimby
A.L
South Acton
Stanley A. Nedza
Nashoba
Acton Catholic Woman’s Guild
Mary Lord
West Acton Woman’s Club
Framingham
Mark Eaton
Safford Sweatt
West Concords West League honors at Elks Hall banquet
The West League held its second annual banquet at Elks Hall with a roast beef dinner led by President George W. Wilkinson. Bottled Gag, captained by Freddy Edwardsen, earned the championship trophy after 104 wins and 28 losses, with players De Mao and Bartolomeo among top individual honors.
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West Concord
West League
Elks Hall
George W. Wilkinson
Joseph Greeley
Newton
John Dickey
Mill Dam League
John Dora
Sam DeMao
Ray Beatty
Tom Fitzpatrick
Roy Eddy
Ted Edavardsen
DeMao
Bing
Bartolomeo
Fitzpatrick
Arl Anderson
Jack Farrar
Middlesex Routs St. Marks in 11 Inning League Clash
Middlesex wins a 11 inning league game at home to extend its streak to five straight league victories over St. Mark's. George Dangerfield doubled and scored in the 11th after Sandy Dodge singled to drive in the decisive run. St. Mark's had tied the game in the ninth on a sequence of hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex School
George Dangerfield
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