Maynard Triumphs Over Concord Junction In Seven Inning Show
Maynard baseball team defeated Concord Junction 8 to 5 before 600 fans at the playground. Joe Foley pitched a no hit game but received little support as Maynard rallied in the seventh inning for four runs to seal the win. Dr Flaherty, Percy Woods, Walter Murray and Dee stood out with standout plays and hits.
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Maynard
Concord Junction
Heinz
Joe Hopkins
Alphonse
Joe Foley
O'Connell
Foley
Fallon
McHugh
Delaney
Killinenen
Woods
Murray
Ryan
Brayden
Keystone
Kililien
Gilroy
Dame Fortune
Texas
Joe
Dr. Flaherty
Percy Woods
Walter Murray
Forth Patton
Young Dee
Varley Out For Not Touching The Plate In Baseball Game
Runs were tallied by Ryan Woods Kil linen Maley Foley Fallon 2 Gilroy Two Woods Stolen bases by Gilroy Hopkins and others. Walks went to Foley four and Hopkins two. Pitching and plate actions noted with Foley and Brayden involved. Umpire Sebastian. Game time about 40 minutes.
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Varley
Maynard
Concord Jet
Ryan
Woods
Killinen
Maley
Foley
Fallon
Gilroy
Rally Ae
Hopkins
Brayden
Dee
Sebastian
Good Game by Local High School Baseball Team
The local team lost 7 to 0 Saturday afternoon in a well played game against Concord. J Hayes pitched six innings allowing three hits. Bulger and Boyce led the visitors with three hits each. Lent had a two bagger and Lloyd made a sensational shoe string catch as Bulger and Boyce starred at the plate.
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Concorde
J. Hayes
Boyce
Lent
Smith and McManus
Bulger
Lloyd
Mulcahy
Maley
Baseball box score fragment shows Bulger and W Hayes two basers
In a brief baseball tally Bulger and W Hayes had two base hits. O Connell and Boyce each stole bases. Magnara and Concord left on base twice and five times respectively. J Hayes lent 4 strikeouts, Boyce 2, Lent 4. Time 1 30. Attendance 300.
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Bulger
Hayes
O'Connell
Boyce
Lent
Magnara
Concord
J. Hayes
O’connell
Stoddard
Maynard High Falls to Lasalle in Early Season Game
In the second game of the season Maynard High baseball lost 8 to 6 at Waltham. Lasalle High built a big third inning tally, while Maynard showed strong defense and hitting led by Lent Maley Smith and Lent in the battery. Lloyd made a wonderful outfield catch as Maynard’s bats sparked but could not overcome the late Lasalle rally.
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Lasalle High
Waltham
Lent
Maley
Lloyd
Smith
Maynard High
Maynard
Lasalle
Connolly
O’brien
Burke
Haverhill Team Star Fred Wilder Shines at First Base
The Moraine papers show strong fan interest in Fred Wilder's steady first base play for Haverhill. Ieck Cohner, the only other professional from the team, also drew notice for his baseball performance.
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Fred Wilder
Haverhill
Ieck Cohner
Dapebet
National Horse Day Reflections On Care And Duty
June 2 marks National Horse Day urging readers to consider the horse’s welfare. The piece praises the animal’s endurance in all weather and calls on owners and workers to provide food, clean quarters, warmth, and fair demands, treating horses as loyal partners.
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DS Abu I
Car backs into store window on Nason street
C C Taylor of Acton backed his auto into the plate glass front of S S Poresky’s store at 8 15 Saturday evening while turning around on Nason street He says brakes failed and agrees to settle all damages the incident closes.
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S. S. Poresky
Nason St
C. C. Taylor
Acton
Retribution and Baseball Notes From Local News
On Acton Street a dog was killed by a car and found unlicensed. Authorities mock a plan to hire drivers to hunt unlicensed dogs and hint at tax money needs. Thomas King fractured his right thumb in a Married versus Single men game, treated by Dr. Edward Flaherty. Memorial Day features the T R T s of Billerica at 10 AM, with last year’s stars and new players expected to win. Carl Persons returns to the Marlboro lineup and is praised as a gentlemanly, versatile player likely to remain with Marlboro. A June 6 return game at Hudson against the Logan Hudsons is billed as a fine contest as the local team improves. The Sunbeam club was hosted at Little Neale of Mead Gadie Bests Bent Ss.
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Thomas King
Edward Flaherty
Billerica
Carl Persons
Marlboro
Hudson
Logan-Hudsons
Neale
Bent Ss
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