Maynard I. T. Triumph Over Sargent A A In 3 1
Maynard I. T. beat Sargent A. A. of Graniteville 3 to 1 in a fast Middlesex County league game at Crowe Park. Pitcher Johnnie Lehto outdueled Lowell Textile coach Rusty Yarnell as Maynard scored on timely hits and two double plays helped secure the victory in a game lasting 1 hour 25 minutes.
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Crowe Park
Maynard
AL Cowles
Maynard I. T
Sargent A. A
Graniteville
Johnnie Lehto
Lowell
Rusty Yarne
Yarnell
Don Lent
Babe McGinghey
Sargents
Gath
GraniteVibe
Invaders
McGinshey
Vodoklys
Lent
Johnston
Lehto
Kamesh
Boulden
Thomas
Wiki
Frigard
Manning
Torppa
Greensdale
Maynard T. T
Pone
Namesh
Boukden
Adams
Yernell
Vodoklye
Vodaklys
Yarnéll
Greenslade
Frizard
Concord High Tops Maynard in Twilight Baseball
Concord High defeated Maynard 14 to 1 in a rain-shortened twilight game at Emerson Playground. Maynard led briefly in the first inning, but Concord piled up runs with timely hits and baserunning. Jagling struck out nine for Concord while Maynard committed six errors. The teams set a rematch in Maynard on May 30.
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Concord
Concord High School
Pitoner wHuntmaki
Maynard High
Emerson Playground
Maynard
Trigard
Gruber
Brayden
Cunningham
Conford
McGrath
Geghes
Jagting
Dee
Heyliger
Mara
Arrar
Erisman
Braggen
Hintsa
Ketola
Gagne
Frigard
Eigth
Jagling
Rigard
Farrar
Concord Boys
Ad High
Jagling P .ii
Beeman
Weeee Renee
Dee.rt
Heyliger If
Mara Lf
Doyle
Feebeeee Clahane
Csveen
Huht
Aki
Demar
Cofcord
Maynard H
Brrore
Gegne
Alto
iBrayden
Huhtmaki
Lampinen
Hunt
Maki
Edward Cuil
Jokisaari
South Acton Visitors And May Meeting Notes
Mrs Barnett of Newton visited Mr and Mrs Harry J Clark with Mrs Clark joining them for a short stay. The South Acton Reading group will meet May 27 at Mrs William A Charles's Martin street home to discuss topics of interest. June sale committees will report. Westford High defeats Acton High 19 to 10, then Acton High beats Acton Town 6 to 2 in five innings.
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Barnett
Newton
Harry J Clark
Clark
South Acton
William A.charles
Martin Street
Westford High
Acton High
Acton Town
Church School Pupils Stage Three One Act Plays
The Congregational church Sunday school in Holden presented an in vestry program on Friday evening May 16. The entertainment included three one act plays Sylvia's Aunt Eat Em Up and Help Yourself with adult cast. A good audience offered many compliments.
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Charea
Sylvia
Martha
Dorothy Willis
Madeline
Bernice Downie
Francia
Holden Collge
Ruth Flint
Lois
Nan
Louise Ineson
Virginia Gorton
Edith
Charlotte
Laird
Eleanor
Mildred Ineson
Ruth
Arlene Mills
Carol Crosby
Caroline Tte
Florence Merriam
Reggie Burrus
Henry Soar
Andy Stoker
Hugh Hodgen
Betty Curtis
Mingh Hodgen
Jed Hodgen
Edith Curtis
Grace Lint
Dad Curtis
Carl ‘Efint
Maynard runners enter six minute race at Memorial Park
Maynard led runners including Jimmie Hennigan and the Allen twins enter the six minute Memorial Park race from Maynard to Knights of Kaleva Playgrounds Fort Pond with a 2 30 start next Sunday. Koski of Rockport and Pakkanen of Gardner among entrants. prizes six for the main race.
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Jimmie Hennigan
Medford A. As
Allen Twins
Norman Walker
Maynard
Pakkanen
Gardner
Memorial Park
Knights of Kaleva
Fort Pond
Littleton
ey _ Pakkatien
Koski
Rockport
Ernest Jarvi
Blo Lassinen
Nilo Keto
Arne Aho
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kind deeds and flowers in the family’s sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Sing and family extend heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors for support.
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B. A
Sudbury Social Roundup From Friday To Weekend
Mrs Herbert L Newton hosted a Bridge and Tea for friends in King Philip Heights. Mrs William Tufts attended a Horse Show by Kendall School pupils in Prides Crossing. Mrs Nathaniel Loring held a Bridge and supper for the Saturday Evening Club. Painter M Shea finished work on the Witham property on Concord road. Miss Gertrude M Halloran and party sailed from New York aboard the S S New Amster for Europe. in Paris she will attend the Women's Overseas League convention the week of May 24. Mrs Mabel Moore is home with a nervous breakdown. Mrs Charles W Wood, formerly Miss Ruth Gerry, plans a visit from Rock Island to see her parents later this month. Invitations issued for Erskine Rogers wedding to Mr Wil Meee on Monday June 2. New improvements on the White property at Concord road. Sudbury Girl Scouts camp enjoyed a day at the Boston Garden led by Capt Poole and Lieut Beckwith with Mrs B Norman Bowry. It is hoped Mentor will address road conditions on Oul Parts avenue. Rain and dull weekend dampened energy in the Sudbury Fire Department.
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Herbert L. Newton
King Philip Heights
William Tufts
Kendall School
Prides, Crossing
Mass
Nathaniel Loring
M. Shea
Witham
Concord Road
Gertrude M. Halloran
New York
S. S. New Amster
Europe
Paris
Halloran
Women’s Overseas League
Mabel Moore
Peakham Rd
Charles W. Wood
Ruth Gerry
Frank F. Gerry
Williams
Rock Island
Ag Cushing Academy m
Harland H. Rogers
South Sudbury
Erskine
Wil- Meee
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Wilder X. Macurda
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Frank E. Sanderson
Nason Street
L Companys Coal
Eee
Assabet Coal CO
Sargeant A. A
Edgerton
Ropinson
Rf Denish
Greenglade
Tele Rare
Fowler
Main ST
Homelite
F. J. Hennessey
Billerica
Marjorie Reed
Kenneth Reed
Atp Flint
Olive Milbery
Virginia Milbery
Ruth Smart
Edna Downey
Anna Downey
Helen Jones
Eleanor Larrabee
Marion Dean
Charles Swept
Buddy Flint
Ida Jokin
Main Street
Estake
Buxton Rheuwee Medicine Co
Barnard Pharoy Mafiboro
F. & Fearns
May
Ae ‘Ea
Jack Holt
Dorothy Revier
Sally Starr
Johnny Arthur
Tom Moore
Blanch Sweet
Bobby
Disney
the Brave
Gary Cooper
Mary Brian
Pyrold
Theatre
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van and Schenck
Beasie Love
Bennie R. J
Nugent
Eddie Gribbon
Francis X. Bushman
Oom
Peoples Theatre
WLE
Sudbury
Boston Garden
Poole
Beckwith
B. Norman Bowry
Bury Fire Department
Strand Theatre
Lon Chaney
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