Concord High routs Winchester 10 0 in rain shortened game
Concord High defeated Winchester High 10 to 0 at Emerson Playground in a drizzle interrupted by a heavy shower. Ed Bulkeley earned the win for Concord as Dave DeRuzzo belted a three run homer in the fifth. Concord improves to 10 wins in 11 starts while Winchester drops toward the end of the Middlesex League contest.
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Concord
Concord High
Winchester High
Emerson Playground
Winchester
Dave DeRuzzo
Kerrigan
Delorey
Art Duggan
H Po
P Delorey
Quill
RBI
DeRuzzo
Bulkeley
R. Cullinane
Bouchard
eRuzzo
Waite
Duggan
Purcell
Farrell
McLaughlin
Ballou
Mattison
Murphy
Lyons
Concord Rod and Gun Club to Hold Annual Meeting
Concord annual meeting of the Rod and Gun Club is set for Wednesday evening at 7 at the clubhouse. Dinner is overseen by James Oakman with officers to be elected afterward. The club plans weekend work parties and a May 22 veterans fishing project with trout supplied by Nashua Hatchery.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
James Oakman
Nashua
Concord Women Golf Team Split Matches at Pine Brook and Charles River
Concord women golfers split two matches last Thursday losing 8 7 at Pine Brook and winning 9 14 to 5 44 at Charles River. Winners were Mrs Edward P Chase Mrs Lawrence Terry Mrs Walter K Shaw Mrs Benjamin Wilson and Mrs Alfred Lane while the Tosérs were Mrs Fulton Johnston Mrs Atchinson Mrs Morgan K Stith Mrs I R Clarke and Mrs John.
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Concord
Pine Brook
Charles River
Edward P. Chase
Lawrence Terry
Walter K. Shaw
Benjamin Wilson
Alfred Lane
Fulton Johnston
Atchinson
Morgan K. Stith
I. R. Clarke
John
Concord High shuts out Reading in Friday baseball
Concord junior lefty Dave Bouchard fires a one hit ball with 13 strikeouts as Concord defeats Reading 2-0. Petscell led Reading with a triple and a single while Bob Elfig allowed three hits and Concord capitalized on three errors for two decisive runs.
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Concord
Dave Bouchard
Concord High
Reading High
Bouchard
Aes
Pets Cell
Bedford
Bob Elfig
Big Rus
Reading
Concord Mor gan Palmer shines as 11 6 league win
Left hander Morgan Palmer of St. Mark's beat Noble and Greenough 11 to 6 in the Private School League. The report notes Palmer’s prior win over Middlesex and hints at title hopes as Concord nudges toward the Middlesex League crown with key games upcoming.
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Concord
Morgan Palmer
St. Mark’s
Noble & Greenough
Dedham
Palmer
Middlesex
the Seas
Ankees
Charlie
Bekington
Stoneham
Wachusetts
Ayer
Massachusetts
Ourney
Phiyéd University
Cu Seeld
Igh
Melrose
Milford
Patie Con
Piper Registers 58 In Tournament At Concord Country Club
Concord golf results show R C Piper 58 points leading, with C Crane 40, J M Austin 39, W Lamb 28, D W Comins Sr 27, C B Johnson 27, H M Wardwell 25, L F Cheever 22, P Jewell 16. Larry Ellis, former handicap campaigner, wins 9 of 25 starts this season and shows strong form after winter training. He debuted at Suffolk Downs on April 20 with a third, then won a sprint by a nose four days later and followed with a mile and sixteenth win in a later start.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
R. C. Piper
C. Crane
J. M. Austin
W. Lamb
D. W. Comins, Sr
C. B. Johnson
H. M. Wardwell
L. F. Cheever
P. Jewell
J. M. Lingle
Larry Ellis
Suffolk Downs
Saterday
Bae Amer
Soule Shatters 100 Yard Record At Concord Winchester Meet
Mark Soule of Concord High clocks a 10.0 second 100 yard dash setting a new meet and school record at Winchester quadrangular meet. Concord High captures its sixth outdoor meet of the season, earning five first places and 40 plus points to beat Winchester 28 and Melrose 21. Additional winners include Dougherty in the 220 and Fredenburg in the 440, with Charlie Napoli setting a shot put mark of 51 feet 1 1/4 inches.
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Concord
Dean Soule
Winchester
Concord High
Soule
Henry Berlied
Alvord Rose
John Woodworth
Steve Flannery
Woburn
Charlie Napoli
Viniie
Allen Dougherty
Pete Fredenburgh
O'Brien
Allen
Bodman
Dougherty
Foley
Hughes
Eaton
Becker
Crosby
McDonald
Munscaster
McKinnon
R. Davidson
O'Dowd
E. Alexander
Flannigan
Plannigan
O’dowd
Dias
Downey
Mahar
Casey
Nichols
Cobleigh
Smith
Haniley
Witherell
Beist
Scule
Alexander
Napoli
Chiesea Lynch
Faeces
Mavis
Crawford
T. Caldwenl
Concord Little League Opens Season With Doubleheader
Concord third season of the Little League starts next Saturday afternoon with a doubleheader at Rideout Playground West Concord at 1 o clock. Four teams compete again. Pre game festivities feature officers and players. Officers include James E O Neil president Roger C Fenn vice president Judge Maurice McWater treasurer Barry ins secretary. Managers from last season include Jimmy Condon Al Elmer Tim Diskin and Roy Anderson.
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Concord
West Concord
James E. O’‘Neil
Roger C. Fenn
Maurice McWater
Barry Ins
Jimmy Condon
al” Elmer
Tim” Diskin
Roy Anderson
Middlesex Beats Brooks School 12 to 3 in Private School Game
Concord Middlesex School defeated Brooks School 12 to 3 at home, piling up 15 hits while Brooks managed six. MacLean brothers led Middlesex with four hits. Sandy Dodge and Reggie Johnston contributed key plays as Piper and Lamarche split pitching duties.
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Concord
Middlesex
Brooks School
Andover
MacLean Brothers
Bob
Marshall
Sandy
Dodge
Lincoln
Tommy
Piper
Allen
Bill
Lamarthée
Lamarche
Reggie Johnston
Never Gave Up: Centenarian Driver Remains Hopeful
The 102 year old Robert L. Dring, claimed as the nation's oldest licensed driver, never gave up hope. For almost a year before his death his friend started his car weekly to check it. The first significant oil pool in Michigan formed near Port Huron in 1886.
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Newport
Robert L. Dring
Dring
Michigan
Port Huron
Concord High Relays Clinch Dual Victory Over Melrose
Concord High's unbeaten track team defeated Melrose 42 to 35 at Melrose in a midweek dual meet. Allen Dougherty and Dean Soule led the scoring with Dougherty taking wins in the 220 and placing in the 100, while Soule won the 100 and ran a leg on the winning relay.
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Concord
Concord High
Melrose High
Melrose
O'Connormen
Allen Dougherty
Dean Soule
Soule
Pete Fredenburgh
Flatinigan
Maynard J H S and area baseball schedule list
Active Maynard junior high and high schools enter a dense schedule of baseball and golf matches across Middlesex and Dual County leagues. Contests feature Concord, Wayland, Acton, Sudbury, Reading, Weston, Littleton, Melrose, Groton, Stow, and Dover with multiple 3 p.m. starts at various fields and courses.
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Maynard J
Acton Junior High
Middlesex League
Jones Field
Concord Junior High
Wayland J. H. S
Emerson Playground
Concord High
Reading High
Concord Country Club
Ayer High
Littleton High
Wachusetts
Littleton
Sudbury High
Weston High
Weston
Acton High
Westfield Academy
Westford
Musketaquid
Middie School
Brooks School
Bateman’s Pond
Wayland High
Dover High
Dover
Concord Mieh
Melrose High
Melrose
P. m
Scord Javvess
Melrose Sauvees
Concord
Groton
West Concord
Stow
Maynard
Mintry
Marlhboro
Nashoba Sportsmen
North Acton
Maynard J. BH. S
Wakefield Hish
Moratty
Sudbury Mieh
Sudbury
Acton
Lit- Heton High
Wachassetts
Maynard Simmer
Tutto’s
West Concend
Hace Bell
Rideout Plaveround
Village Léagueé
Acton Junior Hick
Wayland
J. H
Lincoln Junior High
Lincoln
Wakefield High
Watertown High
Lancaster High
Groton High
Fine Beaole Trial Despite Showers
A report from North Acton describes a Sunday trial related to a local project chaired by George Wilkes of South Acton. This was the second program, with preparations already under way for a third project by the club.
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North Acton
George Wilkes
South Acton
Helena
Réyuird
Fragmented OCR: unclear health mention
The readable portion suggests a medical or health related note but lacks concrete names dates or places to form a complete item. It mentions breath, period, horse and some commercial context but the text is too garbled to identify a specific event or subject.
Maynard Team Cards Mill Dam Reflected in Odd OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows Maynard, Mill Dam, and other unclear terms. Names and places are garbled, with no coherent event or outcome readable for a full summary.
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Maynard Team Cards
Fave
Dev
Local Trackmen Enter Class B Schedule Meets
Concord and Wakefield high track teams announce a Class B dual meet at Emerson playground on May 26 with coach W Harold O Connor. Concord plans to enter the state meet at White Stadium on May 29 facing Arlington Watertown New Bedford Vocational Weymouth and other foes.
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Lexington
Concord High
Wakefield High
Emerson Playground
Concord
White Stadium
W. Harold O'Connor
Arlington
Watertown
New Bedford
Vocational
Weymouth
Walden swim course listed again at Rideout area
Concord Recreation Commission met in the Town House court room with chairman Roger C. Fenn. They plan hot-topping a Rideout playground tennis court at a cost of 1800 dollars and will support the Red Cross water safety program at Walden pond led by Barbara Allen of Acton center. Additional reports covered grandstands new day areas chain link fence at Rideout playground and applicants for the summer course running June 28 to August 20.
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Concord
Concord Recreation Commission
Town House
Roger C. Fenn
Rideout Playground
Red Cross
Walden Pond
Barbara Allen
Acton Center
Ori
Field Hall Cup Finale At Concord Club
Concord four ball tournament concluded with Lawrence Field and George Hall winning the final 3 and 1 over E Payson True and Danforth W Comins Sr. Other results included R Craft and B Old 1 up over J Kierce and E Appell, 19 holes, and H S Thompson and C W Lovejoy 2 and 1 over R Crafts and B Old. True and Comins beat G H Phillips and J W Codding 4 and 3, while L Field and G Har beat J Melloon and B M Wardwell 4 and 3.
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Concord
Concord Coutry Club
Lawrence Field
George Hall
E. Payson True
Danforth W. Comins
R. Craft
B. Old
J. Kierce
E. Appell
H. S. "Thompson
C. W. Lovejoy
R. Crafts
E. P. True
D. W. Comins, Sr
G. H. Phillips
J. W. Codding
L. Field
G. Har
J. Melloon
B. M. Wardwell
Unclear OCR: Trackers and Names from Sports Totals
Fragmentary OCR lists scoring names and totals including J Fava C Colombe E Petersen J Tobin W Chornak H Miller J Girard J Dickey F Giusti G Dee M Syrjanen D Bregoli. No clear event, team, or date identified.
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J. Fava
C. Colombe
E. Petersen J
Tobin W. Chornak
H. Miller
J, Girard J. Dickey
F. Giusti
G. Dee
M. Syrjanen
D. Bregoli
Concord Preparatory Sports Roundup Still in Early Season
A compressed report notes Concord football, indoor track and golf teams preparing after recent activity. It mentions Lexington and Middlesex competition and a cluster of losses shaping early-season focus.
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Lexington Im School
Middlesex i
Concord
Golf Victories Highlight Concord Route and Swampscott Cup
In a resurgent weekend, Concord and Swampscott clubs claim key wins. BR ladies prevail to add a seventh cup as local golf talents dominate the Country Cup.
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I Swampscott
Ayer Edges Acton For Fifth Straight Wachusett Win
Ayer High School defeated Acton 4 to 2 to extend its win streak in the Wachusett Baseball League. Callahan struck out 23 over nine innings, limiting Acton despite Acton outhitting the Ayer squad 6–5. Greenough and Kimball drove in key runs as Ayer pulled ahead late and sealed the victory.
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Acton
Ayer High Scchool
Wachusett Baseball Oe
Jones
Ayer
Callahan
Fee
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