Concord Church Entertainment Pup Pet Show and Shaw Play
On Friday May 25 at 8 PM in Trinity Church Parish House the Church Aid Society hosts Professor Oliver Larkin of Harvard with Professor Baker in English 47 for a pup pet show and George Bernard Shaw play Androcles and the Lion. A children’s show repeats Saturday afternoon May 26 with grabs ice cream and candy for sale.
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Local High School Baseball Schedule Shifts Weekend
Concord High School visits Middlesex School and Danvers High on Saturday with Middlesex facing Milton Academy and Allen School, plus Middlesex versus No. Concord. Afternoon games feature Concord High against Fitchburg High at Fitchburg and Middlesex at No. Concord May 30.
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Concord Town Team Opens Season In June Tryouts Reported
The Concord Town Team will open its season on home grounds Monday June 4 with Manager Al Wilson arranging games for Mondays and Thursdays in June. First practice was held Thursday evening and Wilson urges players to try out on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Bedford Catholic Union Hosts Whist Party and Local News
The Bedford Catholic Union held a Whist party at Mrs. William Kelley’s Main Street home on Tuesday at 8 o’clock. Friends of Sherman Rich of Hartford Street report he is ill and under a nurse’s care. Local baseball fans plan to attend the Lexington Legion versus Somerville Disboy post game Sunday afternoon. Buck O’Brien, ex‑Red Sox, will pitch for Somerville with Carrigan catching. Lexington’s Henley Shanahan and Tommy Lynch will be on the mound and behind the plate. Nature Study class picnicked on the Pickman estate Wednesday with basket lunches and hot coffee. Grandmother jokes about her beauty as a girl.
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Maynard Team Beats Webster in Weekend Baseball
Maynard H. 8 defeated St. Louis H. 8 of Webster 11 to 8 Saturday afternoon at Webster. Vodoklys and Forgie led the locals in batting. Mitzegvitch replaced Boulden on the mound and struck out nine. Scoring included multiple players with hits, several two base and three base hits noted, and Nee, Quigg and Hawley among others contributing in offense and defense. Umpire Moran presided.
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Circus trainer Batty taunts fear in Hungarian lion act
Steve Batty, renowned as Hungarian Lion Tamer of Sparks Circus, performs in Maynard on May 30. He claims fearless composure with a kitchen chair and buggy whip, while promising a memorable street parade and other wild acts including South American llamas. Tickets available at Lever's Store.
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Dangerous Experiment comedy draws crowded crowd at junior high show
A two act comedy titled Dangerous Experiment was staged at Cooperative hall Monday by the high school junior class. The Harvard college setting provided a lively, up-to-date production with an excellent cast including Francis Nee, Francis Brayden, Linceo Columbo, Charles Hekkala, George Mullin, Daniel O'Connell, Marion Holt, Gladys Taylor, and Gladys Hinds.
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Hen House and Garage Burn on Lent Farm in Stow
Fire destroyed a hen house and a garage on the C. B. Lent farm in Stow late Wednesday night. No remains of a dozen hens were found, prompting suspicions of hen-thief arson intended to cover theft. Strong winds limited damage to the buildings.
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Middlesex Team Wins 4-2 Over St Marks in Southboro
The Middlesex School tennis team secured its second win of the week by beating St Marks 4-2 at Southboro Saturday. Middlesex took three of four singles and split the doubles. Singles results: Lenhart over Pepper 6-3 6-3. Pratt over Potts 6-0 6-1. Smith over Grayson 6-4 7-5. Rueter over Duncan 4-6 6-0 6-4. Doubles: Potts Pepper of St Marks defeated Rueter Grayson 6-1 7-5. Lenhart Pratt for Middlesex defeated Smith Goodyear 6-3 6-3.
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Norwegian Independence Day Observed by Lodge Group
Lodge Thordenkjold Sons of Norway held a National Norwegian Independence Day event at Carlisle Center with a Field Day and band concert in the afternoon followed by a Town Hall dance in the evening. The welcoming committee consisted of Nils Nilsborg Arnold Westrum and Henry Bertelson and many attendees enjoyed the activities.
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Middlesex School Domination Of Groton In Weekend Tilt
Middlesex swept Groton as Pollard limited Groton to three hits and four strikeouts while Thompson Howard Pollard Bailey and Farmsworth led offensively with 14 runs. Middlesex stole ten bases though loose fielding allowed Groton five runs.
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YPSL Opens Season With 10 2 Win Over Worcester YPSL
The YPSL baseball team opened its season at Vose Pond Sunday defeating the Worcester YPSL 10 to 2. Manager Maki set Maynard’s lineup with Eneguess and Colombo as battery and listed players Maki at first Pete Smith at second Reynard shortstop Kingas third base Ojalehtorf and Hekkala in the outfield. On June 3 Maynard faces Gardner YPSL at Gardner.
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Groton Second Nine Beats Middlesex 12–8 at No Concord
Groton School second nine defeated Middlesex School second nine at No Concord last Saturday by 12 to 8. Scoring summary shows Groton with six runs in the first three innings and Middlesex struggling to respond, with final tally 12 to 8 in favor of Groton.
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Voicing Opposition to Federal Firearm Tax Bill
Local sportsmen oppose a proposed federal law imposing a 100 dollar tax on each pistol and revolver and a one dollar tax on each cartridge sold in the United States. The bill, to be introduced at Congress’s next session, is said to be endorsed by chiefs of police nationwide.
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