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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

5

Concord Triumph In Eleven Inning Victory Over Maynard

Delaney's squeeze bunt in the 11th plated Merrick as Concord beat Maynard 6 to 5 at Concord Junction. Al Wilson sent Duggan to the hill for Maynard while Meyers allowed three Concord runs but died on a wild pitch and a dropped fly in the 11th. Crowds of 2500 saw a Friday afternoon classic with both clubs erring and Meyers contributing two RBIs for Maynard.

Delaney Henry Delaney Merrick Concord Maynard Concord Junction Meyers Red Sox Meéyers al Wilson Duggan Elmer Eddie Boyce Worcester Dug Boyce Bulger Loftus Russell Fallon R. Marsden Gregg Enee Eeeene Boyce Cousins Etene Nee Foley Doherty Sowles Rf Gregg Morgan Marsden Lent Cull King

Maynard Wins Third Game To Take Series At Crowe Park

Maynard defeats Lexington K C 6 to 3 at Crowe Park on Sunday afternoon to clinch the series. Frank O'Brien delivered the decisive two-base hit in the eighth, with Brick Wilder driving in two runs in the fifth and Eddie Boyce holding Lexington to three runs after a rough first inning.

Maynard The Knights Crowe Park Lexington K Frank O’brien Brick Wilder Springfield Ryan Gregg Cousins Lowles Brick” Wilder Boyce Eddie Boyce Worcester Lexington K'd. Lowles Sowles Wilder Oates C. Walsh O'Malley Rycroft Doherty McDonald McCourt Maynard A Toomey O'Brien Shannahan Ryan Wilder E. Walsh

Brick Wilder Stirs Maynard Fans In Sunday Game

Brick Wilder drew crowd cheer as he joined the field in uniform and sparked the Maynard game with a two run hit along the third base line. Lowles added a four base hit, George belts the ball often, and Mike Foley resigns as manager with Jack Sheridan taking over. Players are seen practicing curves at local alleys prepping for a winter bowling season amid talk of several leagues including factory city and club teams. If Sowles can hit pins as well as the pill he may win the weekly prize at the alley.

Brick Wilder Maynard Esate Sowles

Maynard observes Rosh Hashanah in town ceremonies

Jewish residents of Maynard marked Rosh Hashanah starting Sunday evening with services in Eagle hall and continuing until Tuesday sundown. The first day featured the shofar trumpet and special music while local merchants closed shops and workers observed the holy feast.

Maynard Eagle Hall

Rally Day Observed at Union Congregational Sunday School

Rally Day was held in the Union Congregational Sunday school on Oct. 2 with H. F. Bates as superintendent in charge. Miss Mildred Carlson’s class sang well. Reports on yearly prospects were given by Herbert Young, F. E. Sanderson, Mrs. Frances Hawkes, and W. H. Mellington. Rev. Mr. Melzard of Vermont spoke, noting increasing attendance and strong outlook.

Union Congregational Sunday School H. F. Bates Mildred Carlson Herbert Young F. E. Sanderson Frances Hawkes W. H. Mellington Melzard Vermont

McCarrons Attend Harvard Holy Cross Game at Stadium

Mr and Mrs Frank J McCarron attended with Assistant District Attorney John Shea of Berkshire County and his wife. They witnessed the Harvard Holy Cross game at the Stadium Saturday. Mrs Shea had been visiting parents and returned home in Dalton today.

Frank J. McCarron Atty John Shea Berkshire County Harvard Holy Cross

Dancing School Opens in Boston by Prominent Teacher

Lucille Perry Hall, a prominent Boston dancing teacher, opened a season at Cooperative hall. The course includes ballet, classical and ballroom dances with classes from 2 to 3 pm and 4 to 5 pm on Wednesdays. Hall previously taught Miss Mabel Wood who was successful last season.

Lucille Perry Hall Boston Cooperative Hall Hall Mabel Wood

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