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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1932
Page
6
Local broadcast notes Maynard High School football showing stronger offense and robust fan support. The piece highlights dynamic offense, single wing formations, and crowd energy despite broader cost pressures and waning interest. It praises players Mal Trees and others, while praising coaches Al and his staff.
Ernie Schaaf of Wrentham defends his New England heavyweight crown against Unknown Winston of Hartford at Boston Arena Thursday night. Promoter Eddie Mack has ended negotiations with Jack Dempsey, and a regular referee will be named on fight night. The card also features two prelims including Walter Cobb vs Frankie Sims and Jack Sigmore vs Tiger Henderson, with ticket sales strong and expected sell out.
Marlboro hosts another whist party under Herbert F Akroyd post drum and bugle corps on Thursday night at Grand Army hall. Over fifty tables were in play last time and attendance is expected to rise. A $25 cash prize will be awarded to a player who has attended these October series events, to be given at the final whist this month. Twenty seven towns are already represented in the competition.
A fragment notes having a goal to become a geography teacher and mentions names Roosevelt and Hoover. It also references Yale University color blue and a Sing-Sing eleven using an honor system. The passages are terse and context is unclear.
Harvard eyes another strong season as Ed Casey reshapes the backfield after Barry Wood and others depart. Jack Crickard returns to back up Crimson hopes while Dartmouth adapts with captain Hoffman and others filling gaps left by Morton and McCall. The matchup promises a colorful battle between New England rivals as Sammy Fishermanleaders Cannell’s new plan.
Percy R Foss shattered 22 of 25 to take first place in the Concord Red and Gun Club skeet shoot on Sunday. Elmer Rankin and Martin Bulger tied for second with 21 each. Nelson Horne 20, George Clark 18.
In Concord Country Chile finals on Sunday afternoon Mrs Leon d Foss won the women's singles defeating Mrs Stanton Garfield 6-3 3-6 6-3. Mrs Charles G Edgarton and Mrs William M Shedden won the women's doubles 6-2 6-0 over Mrs Henry Thompson and Priscilla Darling.
Lawton of West Concord won the President's Cup with a 4 round total of 92 30 62 and Rock Prue finished second with 88 25 63. Frank Grieve and Frank Prue tied for third at 96 30 66 and 87 21 66 respectively while Chief of Police John Connors played alongside Lawton. The cup was donated by club president George H. Gutteridge and inscribed with yearly winner names.
Mr and Mrs Alexander A Cameron won the Concord Country Club mixed doubles title in the club championship defeating Dr and Mrs William M Shedden in a three set final. Mrs Stanton Garfield won her semi final in the women's singles defeating Mrs Newcomb Fuller 6 3 6 3.
Maynard High School football travels to Lexington next Saturday for a key Middlesex League showdown. Allan Perry coaches Lexington with a strong, heavy roster, while Maynard aims to claim the league crown and avenge past rivalries with the Minutemen.
Open season begins in Aroostook County for deer bear and waterfowl as hunters flood Maine woods. Deer and bear can be taken until November 1 with one deer per hunter. ducks geese brant and coot have resets with daily limits and possession rules. Open season on bears starts today in Aroostook, with bounty towns exempt from close season.
Maynard H S built a 20-0 win at Alumni Field against Stoneham H S with strong team play and a standout 120-yard dash by Speedy O Leary. Kendra and O Leary combined for two touchdowns as Maynard showcased a powerful line and early huddle excitement while Stoneham struggled on offense.
The Concord Yankees added their fourth straight win by overturning the Dedham defense on Emerson playground. Massarelli crossed for a touchdown in the final period tying the game after a two TD third quarter by Concord. The first half closed with Dedham leading 6 0.
Sunnyside Riding School on Woodrow Street Hudson dominates the Fitchburg Horse Show earning thirteen ribbons across classes. Harold Jacobs rides Queenie to blue in Class 1 and red in Class 3 while Donald Jacobs trains the horses and takes top honors in multiple events. The event attracts patrons for five years with moonlight parties and dinners at local inns.
Marlboro hosts weekly whist games under the F 0E Auxiliary tonight in Room 17 at Eagles Hall. Mrs. Georgia er chairwoman leads the committee. Mr and Mrs Daniel Brosnan of Gloucester were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Magloire Vigeant on Chestnut Street.
City Clerk Peter B Murphy reports marriage intention filings from local residents in Marlboro. The announcements name involved individuals and note official processing at the municipal office.
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