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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1948

Page

9

Groton Beats Raymondmen 8-0 At Diamond In Busy Wed Game

Groton shutouts Raymondmen 8-0 in a noon game as Groton pitchers held the visitors to five hits. Lockwood and Za for Groton fanned two each while middle innings featured a big fourth with seven runs on a double and two errors. Simonds and Eve saw action on the mound in relief roles.

Iddlesex School Groton Iamond Raymondmen Grotons Eld Hom Tony Eve John Simonds Lockwood Za- Groton Zane Bradlas Austin

Lassies Triumph in 24-19 Softball Victory at Emerson

High girls softball team clinches a 24 to 19 win over Wesley, highlighted by Beaudoin’s first home run and solid pitching from Marney Gill. Rosemary and Kent contributed key plays in the late stages.

Tuest Emerson Aesley Beaudoin Marney Gill Sopher Kent Rosemary So

Concord High School track meet highlights officers’ slate

The Concord High School indoor track meet Tuesday featured the election of officers for the coming year. Acting president Wilson B. Keene spoke to Lions on discipline and led a discus event.

Concord Mayard Johnson Wilson B. Keene Lionson el

Dottie Martin Tops Bowling Club With 273

In recent matches for the Concord Ten Pin Bowling Club two weeks remain. Dottie Martin led scoring with 273 as teams Tagalongs, Dames, Yanks, and Tams posted strong totals including 1156 for Tagalongs and 1276 for the Dames.

Dottie Martin Concord Nancy Burke Irene Dorian Peg Webber Mary Moynihan Gert Dee Yanks Martha’ Dee Miriam Clark Becky Faunce Alice Burke Wane Pee Agnes Neville Roberta Polandini Margaret Algeo Edith McGrath Dot. Martin Tams Mary Connell Margaret Nickerson Frank Kilmartin Tarda Dee Polly Mara Margaret Burke

Towns and teams clash in week long sports schedule

The calendar lists Acton High at Townsend High baseball at 3 p.m. on Thursday and multiple Concord events including High against Reading High baseball in the Middlesex League at Reading at 3 p.m. Also noted are tennis at Emerson Playground, track meets at Emerson and Middlesex School, golf at Concord Country Club, and various Friday Saturday Sunday participants across leagues and towns.

Acton High Townsend High Wachusetts Lexington High Concord High Phan Emerson Playground Emerson East Quarter Concord Twilight Concord. High Reading High Middlesex League Reading Maynard Re Hudson High Hudson Sleepy. Hollow Hubbardville Pekeondene Concord Recreation Arena Middlesex School Milton Aenterns Middlesex Concord High School Winchester Melrose Woburn Concord’ High Greater Boston Concord Country Club Pepperell High Pepperell Wakefield High Belmont High Belmont Maynard’ High Clinton High Maynard Newton High Lexington Melrose High Neordith Winchester High

Concord Rod and Gun Club Meeting Planned for Wednesday

Concord Rod and Gun Club schedules a Wednesday gathering at 8 o'clock with President J. J. Dickey presiding. John Bartolomeo chairs a vermin ant report, as Angelo Bartolomeo secures notice of Middlesex County League of Sportsmen's Clubs meeting at Stony Brook in Westford. Elmer D. Rankin, former Concord club president, will preside at the Middlesex League event.

Concord Concord Rod & Gun Club Hn J. Dickey John Bartolomeo Angelo V Bartolomeo Middlesex County League of Sportsmen’s Clubs Stony Brooks Westford Newbycects Elmer D

Concord Nine Opens 1948 Season Against Lexington Town Team

The Minute Man baseball team of Concord opens its 1948 season next Sunday afternoon at 3 15 against Lexington Town Team in the Paul Revere League. Coaches Mayo and McCabe lead a group of Concord and West Concord players with familiar stars and newcomers in the lineup. The team, independently sponsored, plans a dance at Monument Hall after the game.

Concord Paul Revere Lexington Town Onebins Chick Mayo Jack McCabe West Concord Nine iRamnetor Wateree Joes Acton Sudigimeola Rasa Auger Bill O'Neill Pe Attognoni Dimmy’ Dee Dan Pierce New Monument Hall Renee Pipe

Concord High Baseball Notes and Local Games

The Concord Minute Men and local teams are covered with notes on recent baseball scores and standings. Wakefield, Belmont, and Belmont lead, while Concord struggles in recent games and race standings.

Yonkers thief returns donated coins to station box

A conscience stricken thief who stole a collection box for an anti cancer drive from Yonkers railroad station returned it the next day without removing any coins, a special-interest tale noted in local reports.

Yonkers, N Yonkers

Concord High Girls Softball Varsity Squad List

The 17 players on Concord High School girls varsity softball team are Mary Finnian, Maesi nyo and assistant captain Anneckey, Mary Keyes, Mary McCabe, Polly Beaudgin, Molly McBreen, Rosepsney Muscato, Connie Quinn, Mary Gill, Joyce Palmer, Barbara Caldwell, Peggy Flynn, Mary Foster, Marion O'Connor, Jeanne Russes, Harriet Smart and Betty Howe.

Concord Concord High School Mary Finiann Ceaain Maes Nyo

Simonds Earns Win in 2 0 Victory Over White and Middlesex

Concord report notes Captain John Si to a comeback pitch for Middlesex, allowing five hits, 11 strikeouts over nine innings. Jim White of Cambridge allowed four hits as Middlesex took a 2 0 win. The game featured squeeze plays and fielding highlights by Billy, J Stodghill, and Jim Dunster.

Concord Capt John Sitoa Afvachoner The Browne ‘& Nichols Cambridge Middlesex Simonds Jim White White Billy J. Stodghill Simons Jim Dunster Austin Wile Browne Niels

H S Concord Co fails to defend Class D title

Concord High falls short of the Class D Belmont Relay championship under coach W Harold Cofber. Lexington, led by Ellis Abell and John Packard, wins with two firsts as Concord places third in the two mile relay behind Wheeler, Antonangelli, Moszka and Adams.

Ph Concord W. Harold O’ Cofber Concord High Connes Lexington Ellis Abell John Packard Concord Warren Wheeler Pete Antonangelli Stan Moszka Ralph Adams Neik,Sottile Bob Ware Harold Hanson Adams

Middlesex Boys Compete At Exeter Interscholastic Tennis

Concord The Middlesex School tennis team played in the Exeter Interscholastic tournament held last Saturday afternoon in Exeter New Hampshire. Several youths advanced to the senior rounds before being eliminated.

Concord Middlesex Exeter New Hampshire

Union Electric seeks employees for bond investment program

W. McAfee, president, touts a 2575 bond program to union employees as a means to support families and demonstrate confidence in government. The ad frames the plan as essential for prosperity and ties it to the Treaties Department and internal policy.

Ad. W. McAfee Union Electric Hagge United

Miners Seek Enduring Pact as Labour Talks Lag

The piece notes a fragile truce between United Mine Workers and coal operators, with John L Lewis delaying negotiations while aiming to extend leverage. It cites a temporary pause until June 30 and technology that stockpiles and broader economic effects, including steel and railway slowdowns, as the nation faces high food and energy costs driven by grain exports and rising prices.

John L Lewis Ernst Fe T. Alen Goldaborough Lev Lewis

Oregon Republicans Set May Primary Test for 12 Delegates

Stassen campaigns in Portland outlining foreign and domestic policies ahead of the May 21 Oregon primary. The race pits Stassen against Dewey for the state GOP convention delegates, seen as a West Coast barometer of presidential choice.

Ohio Robert Tait Harold E. ‘Staggett Oregon Thomas E. Dewey Portland Stassen

Farm Machinery Shortages Revisit Postwar Era News

Fragmentary OCR notes describe ongoing farm equipment shortages despite high production in 1947. Mentions milled machinery, tractors, separators, and other farm gear still not meeting demand as lists wait. Indicates U S supply issues extending into 1959.

U. S All Miller

Middlesex Wins All Crew Races Over St Mark's

Middlesex School varsity crew swept all races at Bateman's Pond course last Saturday afternoon defeating St. Mark's School of Southboro. First boat won by half length with Middlesex crew members Batchelder Cameron Hord Estrada Bullard and Thayer. Second and third boats also victorious. Race times noted 2.54.5 as a lead. World War I era context mentions farm mechanization freeing 55 million acres for human food and fiber production per Graham Page experiment farm.

Concord Middlesex @chool St. Mark's Southboro Bateman’s Pond Concord Private School Middlesex Batchelder McCagg Shrover Robbins Brainerd St. Mark’s Bow Hendrie Culley Plats Miller Cox Jackson Cameron Hord Estrada Bullard Dunn Mark’s Thayer Pitts Stroke Richards Hiam Graham-Page

League First Half Schedule Announced for Concord Baseball

The Concord baseball league released its first half schedule with key matchups listed. Games include Lincoln at Lincoln on May 25 and Belmont at Belmont on June 1, and other dates through June 13 featuring Maynard Acton Sudbury Arlington Lexington and open slots.

Concord Revere Lincoln Maynard Acton Belmont Sudbury Arlington Lexington Lexington

Locals Triumph 6 1 Over Belmont in Tennis Meet

Belmont high school lost to the locals 6 to 1 in a Middlesex home tennis match last Wednesday afternoon. Singles results include Sprague, Bomontt, Choss, Potter, and Lamb posting wins for the locals. doubles Watson with Walsett and Hudson with Hartley also defeated Belmont pairs. Upcoming matches listed include Belmont at Concord and Sudbury at Arlington.

Concord Middlesex Belmont High Sprague Casson R. Bomontt Deeat Ge Choss Brace Potter Russell Lamb Comerford Watson and Walsett Phelps and Hudson and Hartley Brace and Kimball

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