Maynard cricket team suffers first defeat of the day
In Lowell a Maynard cricket team loss 37 to 83 to the Bunting team. Hargreaves led the batting with Cowles runner up and Waterhouse bowled well. Ota Stirks and Bertwhistle featured in the field with the innings ending for Maynard.
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Maynard
Lowell
Fou Hargreaves
Jimmy Cowles
Waterhouse
Ota
Stirks
Bertwhistle
Pueblo Library Adds New Gtek Titles and Juvenile Works
The Pueblo public library expands its collection with numerous new fiction by authors such as Harold Bindloss and Joseph Conrad along with several juvenile titles. A mix of reference books and current literature is highlighted, reflecting strong reader demand and active library use.
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Harold Bindloss
Inter
Sr Co
Sudbury High Baseball Drops Opener In Marlboro
Sudbury High loses 4 to 8 at Marlboro in a one hour fifteen minute game. Don Lent absence weakened the locals as O'Brien allowed eight errors behind him while Maley and Marsden led with four extra base hits. Maynard’s seven hits faltered against Baldwin as Sudbury forged late runs but could not overcome errors and strong Sudbury fielding.
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Sudbury
Loreal High
Don Lent
O'Brien
Maley
McManus
Nordberg
Maradon
Hawes Brothers
R. Hawes
Morgan
McManu
Marsden
Whiting
Rogers
O'Briens
C. Baldwin
Stiles
L. Baldwin
Amds
Sudbury H
Maynard H
Ll. Baldwin
Nordberr
A. Hawes
O’brien
A. Dahl
White
Peterson
Entertainment at Finnish Mission Church Draws Large Attendance
A Saturday evening program at the Finnish Mission Church in Walnuts Street drew a large crowd. The varied program included vocals instrumental music and readings. An address by Mrs. Risto Lappala of Virginia Minnesota was delivered followed by refreshments.
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Mary Hilitunen
Annie Salenius
Hudson
William Hiltunen
Floridard
Dramatic Club
Socialist Society
Salenius
Socialist Club
Florida
Walnutsst
Risto Lappala
Virginia
Mink
Schedule of Six Cricket Games in Summer Tour
The report lists a six game schedule with dates including June Buntings, July 10 Chelms, July 17 annual field day, and August dates at Worcester and Ghelmeford. The text is garbled but indicates a summer cricket series set across multiple venues.
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Tearh
Chelms
Worcester
Ghelmeford
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