Middlesex Tops St. Marks 6 in Tight Classic
Middlesex of Concord edged St. Mark's 6 to 0 on the campus Saturday afternoon before about a thousand spectators. Nacey scored the decisive touchdown in the second quarter after a 55 yard sprint, and Middlesex held St. Mark's to a lone scoreless end. Field, Sargent and Waters starred for St. Mark's in a late rally that fell short as time expired.
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Maynard H. S. Wins 1st Game This Season
Maynard H. S. defeated Hudson H. S. 38 to 0 at Alumni Field on Columbus Day in a Midland league game. Maynard outplayed the visitors in all phases, despite fumbles that threatened the goal line. Walter Brayden’s 35 yard third period touchdown stood as the lone score, with sturdy line play and strong performances from Zaporeski Hintsa Lannigan Brayden Kelley Fingard notable on offense and defense.
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Wardell and Pratt Win Four Ball at Country Club
Herbert M. Wardwell Jr. and Burleigh L. Pratt claimed four ball victory with a 171 score at the Con Country Club in the Patera cox ball medal play. Other results include Wells Blanchard and H. Cook 85 73 2 3 and John Buttrick with William Faver Sham 77 74. Mr and Mrs John M Abbott, aged 48, won the mixed event.
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Burleigh L. Pratt
Con Country Club
Wells Blanchard
H. Cook
John, Buttrick
William Faversham
Ert B. Hosmer
Geere
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Ralph C. Piper
John M. Abbot
Heny P. Kidder
John M. Abbott
Four Injured in Sudbury Car Crash Report
Marlboro Chief John F Mitchell and Officer Hugh McNitt responded to a two car collision on Boston Post Road near Nixon Road Sudbury at 11 60 yesterday. Charles Cowlis 17 Hillside Worcester skidded into John Quealy 67 High Everett causing the Quealy car to tip onto its right side and injure the driver with a laceration to the left ear plus bruises. Ralph Laffoley Burlington Mass escorted Mr and Mrs Quealy to Marlboro Hospital for observation. In Cowlis car were Margaret Matheson Worcester and Jerome B McKenna Worcester shaken but not seriously hurt. Dr T E Reilly treated the injured.
Maynard Grange Presents Degree Work at Meeting
Maynard Grange at Cooperative hall completed first and second degrees for a large class. The first degree was by regular officers and the second by a male team from Acton Grange led by Alan Frost, praised as a credit to Acton. Third and fourth degrees are planned for the next gathering with a subsequent collation.
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150th Anniversary of Count Pulaski Death Observed
At Main Street School pupils conducted a program marking the Polish-born patriot Count Pulaski’s death anniversary. Ruth McKenna spoke on his biography, William Smith presented articles, Helena Wojtkiewicz recited The Flag Goes By, and James Duggan read excerpts from Charles Jones Jr.’s address.
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Helena Wojtkiewicz
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Charles Jones, Jr
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Helen Kaskiewicz
John Provasoli
Pay Honor to Gen Pulaski 150th Death Anniversary Observed
The 150th anniversary of Count Casimir Pulaski's death was marked with solemn services at St Casmir's church Great Road. Polish Mutual Aid Society and Czéstechoa women led by United Concert Band joined a parade from Odd Fellows Hall to mass and a sermon by Rev. John Dziok.
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Columbus Day Observed in West Concord Schools
In West Concord the Columbus Day program took place with exercises in all rooms. At eleven o clock pupils gathered in the new assembly hall to hear the radio appreciation hour, directed by Walter Damroschy and conducted under supervision in Harvey Wheeler West Concord.
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Sheiks Dominate Clinton Trojans 19 0 at Alumni Field
The Sheiks routed the Trojans 19 to 0 as Billy Kitowicz Blondy Johnson and Maynard starred. Clinton showed late effort but could not cross the goal line, while Tom Moore and Chyzus anchored strong defensive work for the Sheiks in front of a large crowd. Maynard contributed two early touchdowns and O Toole added another after Kitowicz's 80 yard kickoff return.
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Card of Thanks for William R. Chisholm
The family of the late William R. Chisholm expresses sincere gratitude for spiritual bouquets and floral offerings from relatives and friends during their bereavement. Mrs. Wm. R. Chisholm and family.
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WM. R. Chisholm
Final Game Wednesday Reveals Textile Golf Rivalries
In local textile circles doubt grows over the Business Men golfers champion status. A young haberdasher disputes textile golf prowess and asserts merchants could beat them anywhere with one hand tied. A decision may come at the Country Club links next Wednesday if weather permits.
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Sportsmen Will Gather In Middlesex County Meeting
The League of Sportsmen's Clubs of Middlesex County holds a meeting tomorrow hosted by the Maynard Rod and Gun Club at its new White Pond clubhouse in Stow. About 150 delegates from across the county will attend with leaders including president Harry Cook of Concord.
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