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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1914
Page
2
Logan-Hudson Triumphs In Ten Inning Opener
Logan-Hudson defeated the locals 5 to 3 in ten innings in the 1914 season opener before about 400 fans at the local park. Gus pitched a strong game for Logan-Hudson with nine assists in fielding, while Murray top late for the locals with a one handed stop. Gilroy Patterson and Clifford each had two hits for the visitors as Maynard, Brayden, and Woods contributed solid defense and timely plays. The game featured extra innings after a misplayed throw and two double plays hampered the locals in the middle and late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Hudson
Desautels
Gilroy
Gus
Foley
Walter Murray
Clifford
Maynard
Brayden
Killinenen
Woods
C. Manning
Patterson
Groves
Lucala
Murray
Rainville
CC. Manning
Braydens
Ryan
McNally
J. Manning
Cosen
Groves Oo
Stolen bases and pitching notes from a baseball game
The record lists Woods stealing bases and Foley striking out. Brayden executes sacrifice hits and Brayden to Woods double plays, with Murray to Woods. Wild pitches by Foley. Umpire Sebastian. Time 40 minutes. Attendance 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logans Ees
Ste Wie Wee
J. Manning
Woods
Foley
Gilroy
Brayden
Murray
Sebastian
Perfect Game Earned by Haverhill Player in Lowell
Fred Wilder joined the Haverhill team in Lowell after sending a telegram from Manager Daniel Clohecy. He played a perfect game with eight putouts and one assist and doubled for the team's lone run, delighting local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilder
Daniel Clohecy
Haverhill
Lowell
Schedule Begins Thursday With Local High School Matchups
Maynard high school opens the regular schedule with a four game slate in Waltham against LaSalle high. Manager John Gibbons lists games through May including Concord and Hudson matches and potential series with Stow and Southboro in June. Local baseball notes mention Joe Hopkins’s tough Clinton defeat and praise Walter Murray and Brick Wilder, plus Crescents beating South Acton 18 to 8 and Bert Brayden scoring the season’s first run on home grounds. Jeff Mattson tops weekly bowling at 119 with W I Glover 115 runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynar H High School
Jean
Waltham
LaSalle High School
John Gibbons
Lasalle
Concord
Hudson High
Stow High
Southboro
Lasalle High
Brick Wilder
Haverhill
Crescents
South Acton
McCarthy
Bert Brayden
Concord Junction
Foley
Jeff Mattson
W. I. Glover
Memorial Day Observances At Local Schools And Cemeteries
Memorial Day events will be held Friday May 29 with exercises at Nason Street Main Street and Bancroft Street schools. Commander Holt and Comrade Wilson will visit Nason Street building, with Carney Priest O'Donnell and Lord tied to various schools. Post members will gather at Nason Street for the flag pole dedication and veterans graves will be decorated at Glenwood and St. Bridget's cemeteries. A Bancroft Street grounds game saw Nasan Street 6th grade defeat Bancroft 7th by 10 to 8 in a fast baseball match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Holt
L. D. Wilson
Nason St
James Carney
William
Thomas O'Donnell
James B
Bancroft St
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
Nasan St
Bancrof St
The
Maynard School Superintendent Bricks Moves To Turner Falls
Longtime Maynard Stow and Boxboro district leader Mr Brick will resign in June to become superintendent of Turner Falls schools. He cites his record of educational progress and community respect, noting prior posts in Berlin N H Bernardstown Mass Belfast Me Agawam Southwick Granville district Uxbridge and Douglas. The Maynard committee must decide on a successor to address congested schools and early plans for opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Francis
Brick
Turner’ Falls
J. Brick
Biddeford
University of Maine
Massachusetts
Clark University
Columbia University
Berlin
N. H
Bernardstown
Mass
Belfast
Agawam
Southwick
Granville
Uxbridge and
Douglas
Maynard-Stow
Boxboro
St .Maynard
Bent Ave
Grade to be cut down on Nason Street
Early in the week a steam roller appeared on Nason Street to remove about two inches from the current grade. The end grade will be rolled and new stone laid. A bituminous surface will be formed with a larvia binder for long service, according to Supt. John J. Driscoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nason ‘ St
John J
Driscoll
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