Maynard Magnarate Out in Good Num Live Bouts
A Marlboro cooperative hall crowd of 250 witnessed a wrestling card led by Waino Ketonen of Worcester versus Sailor Mack of the U S 8 North Carolina with local challenger Wasil Budzibulick and Arthur Devine of Marlboro in the curtain raiser. Ketonen impressed as a rising middleweight with two straight falls and a side bet challenge, while Devine pinned Polish Bear and called out the world at 145 pounds.
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Magnarate
Cooperative Hall
Waino Ketonen
Worcester
Sailor Mack
U. S
North Carolina
Wasil Budzibulick
Arthur Devine
Marllboro
Edward White
Marlboro
White
Ketonen
Finn
Herbert
Chris Jordan
Curtis
Miller
Carr
Yokel
New England
Devine
Wrestlers Predicted to Bring Big Show to Town
Manager Edward White announced he has a slate of leading wrestlers for a forthcoming bout in town if adequate support exists. Ketonen impressed with bridging and rolling defense, while Sailor Mack displayed strong defense and aggression. Arthur Devine is hailed as a finished workman, with continued success anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Ketonen
Finland
European
Finn
Sailor Mack
Arthur Devine
Rough Play Marks Clinton Soccer Loss in Central Mass League
The local soccer team toured Clinton Saturday and lost 2 to 1 to Clinton aggregation in a Central Mass league match. The game was marked by rough play and the league record notes ongoing issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Holy Name Club Social Featured Whist and Dance Event
The Holy Name club hosted a Wednesday evening whist party and dance drawing a large crowd. Twenty tables ran from 8 to 10 with six prizes for ladies and gentlemen while 75 couples danced to Lawton's orchestra in Cannon's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Club
Bernard H. Garrigan
Sylvester Sullivan
Michael F. Mullin
Robert White
Susan Sheeran
Marguerite Dorsey
Monmouth
Beach
N. J
Omer Leclaire
South Acton
Thomas McNally
Hudson
Frank Powers
Cannon's Hall
Lawton
Watson Connor
James and
Albert Whalen
William Moynihan
John Maley
Joseph O’ Brien
Michael Cleary
South
West Acton
Concord
Clinton Triumphs Over Maynard In Rough Match
Referee Edward Miller oversaw a fast and brutal game as Clinton defeated Maynard 2–1 after a disputed second half goal. Maynard suffered injuries to Jesse Billet and Maynard’s Maynard, with Clinton’s M Jamieson scoring the winner after J Doel’s kick tied the match. Attendance was about 400. Clinton visits Saturday hoping to extend the winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
M. Jamieson
Clinton
Jesse Billet
Clintons
J. Doel
Sudbury Dairy Wins Second Prize in Mass Board Contest
Agostino Visocchi of Sudbury won the second prize of 48 dollars and a medal in the Massachusetts Board of Agriculture dairy contest for the eastern district. His clean, modern dairy was praised for its methods and cleanliness as inspectors sampled milk from five cows and filtered it to judge purity. Fellow competitor G. B. Clark of Concord placed 18th in the district.
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Sudbury
Mass
Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts Board of Agriiculture
Agostino Visocchi
Visocchi
G. B. Clark
Concord
Acton Rider Narrows Collision With Bicyclist Near Finney Hoitt
Thursday morning Joshua Edwards of Schol Street Acton narrowly avoided hitting bicyclist Felix Morrow near Finney & Hoitt store. Morrow frightened, Edwards steered onto the bank and was thrown, sustaining a scalp wound. Dr. Samuel Christie treated him before he was taken to Concord Hospital.
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Schol ‘St
South Acton
Joshua Edwards
Finney & Hoitt
Felix Morrow
Edwards
Samuel Christie
Hostital
Concord
Maids Against Matrons Aim for Best Entertainment
Local Grange members plan a competition night at the next meeting Tuesday evening. Matrons and maids will perform entertainments with a prize for the best act. Both sides strive to stage a memorable show.
Surprise 25 Guests Honor Miss Margaret Sheridan
Miss Margaret Sheridan was treated to a surprise party by 25 young friends on Wednesday evening. She was lured out on an errand and returned to find the guests seated for a warm welcome. George Lowney presented a gold bracelet on behalf of the guests as the evening featured games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sheridan
George Lowney
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Agnes Gibbons
Judentés
Summer ST
Main ST
South Jag P Coal & Lumber CO
Mase
F. E. Taylor & Co
Nason and
Summer Ste., Tet
Assabet Institution For Savings
C. H. A. G. Haynes
O.S
Albion L. Millan
State Street
Boston
Acton Centre
Concord Junction
Caison Leavale
Weatvale
Cis Ae
Acton
Weat
Carbarn
M. Celendars
Uestciiain
Theat Gatisee, Maynard, Mass
McCleary
Selectmen’s
Board of Registrars
George H. Creighton
Alfred&. McCleary
Bernard Garrigan
Mr. Creighton
Garrigan
Mr. Garrigan
John J. Hogan
Arthur J. Coughlan
Cole Terrace
National Biscuit Company
S. Jamieson
Edward Miller
MacDuff
Jamieson
Steele
Graham
Clinton Maynard
Orf
J. Archibala
Irb
J. Billett MacDuff Cf
H. Doe Hopkins
Seevee Ff
Wood Southerland
Olf
L. Graham
Eaton’s Market
Nason Street
Robert W. Carter
Rythmedik
Boylston St
George Lincoln Parker
Quincy
A. S. Williams
Bedford St
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros
Boston Post
Clarence McAuslan Nason
Maynar
George G. Keith
Jct
Tel
Con
Julius Loewe
Arthur J Conlan P. O. Block
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