Tips On Better Golf By Sam Nead
Instruction on the left arm in golf. Encourages extending the left arm to create a full arc while guiding the clubhead path. Warns against over tightening the swing and advises keeping the arm flexible after pivot.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
16
Instruction on the left arm in golf. Encourages extending the left arm to create a full arc while guiding the clubhead path. Warns against over tightening the swing and advises keeping the arm flexible after pivot.
Maynard High aims to even its Midland League series with Chelmsford, as coach Stan Bondelevitch drills defense after a mixed start. The squad, coming off two wins and one loss, looks to rebound in Saturday’s road game.
Sport notes highlight Georgie Fenton blossoming to last season’s form in Hudson night play with two touchdowns and a hat trick vibe. Concord’s offense struggles in a scoreless first half as Winthrop and Winchester post g ame results. officials and crowd figures noted.
Readable fragments show Concord High varsity loss with mention of Anneth L. Creigh Rae Malcolm. Details are unclear but indicate a junior varsity and varsity context and a game outcome.
Local prognosticator reports a 2 loss 1 tie week with 660 of 890 points. Forecasts include Concord over Winthrop for a 15th straight win, plus picks like Lexington over Reading and Belmont to beat Groton, with several other regional games highlighted.
Maynard George Howes and Carlo Mariani were named co captains and standout players of the week. The report credits aggressive improvement and key positional moves during recent play.
Concord High athletics match results show three teams winning final games of the season. Concord High defeated an opponent 21 to 13, Mist 33 earned a 14 game streak with a 13 to 0 win, and Readin toppled Biller 12 to 0. Maynard lost 21 to 12 at St Bernard’s Fitehburg. Chelms ford fell 12 to 0 to unbeaten Dra cut.
In a tight game at Middlesex, Cambridge reserves fell to a local school team. Standouts included Tom Childs Tom Green and Jack Alles with Murray contributing, while Low Kline added the extra point.
In the Concord Country Club weekend event a handicap vs par format awarded turkey prizes to Henry S. Thompson and Walter L. C. Borden who finished one down. Other participants Danforth W. Comins, Sr., Aarph C. Piper, George Phillips all three down while George K. Whitney, Leonard Smith, and Francis H. Gleason were four down.
Bowling standings show totals 527 526 544 and 1597 with Rakiey posting the highest string at 112. Rakiey and Rodway share the top total 299. Other totals 512 574 554 and 1639 feature Miller with a high string of 117 and a total 332.
St Bernard’s outlasted Maynard 21 to 12 under lights in Fitchburg. Lee Landry led the Saint Bernard ground attack as Roger Fontaine and Spurrer's punt set up early scores while Maynard's defense rallied in the second half before a late interception sealed the win.
The text records a low clarity basketball or hockey period with Phyllis scoring twice and teams playing a close game. Numerous player names appear amid scattered abbreviations and officiating notes, reflecting a dated sports recap with partial line items.
A garbled late week report notes a triple tie for the scoring lead at Concord High School with unclear names and figures. The fragment mentions Hudson ec Cosent Georgie Fenton bn and Jopnay, with Dick Finan as a reference, but exact scores and positions are unreadable. There is also a brief, mistyped line about traffic guidelines painted along 3,900 miles of road in Minnesota.
Concord enters Class in the Eastern Massachusetts rankings tied for second with three other teams as North Quincy leads the division. Concord has four wins for 24 points and a 6.00 average, with Winthrop coming to Concord next Saturday as a 22 point, 3.67 average foe.
Fragments report a local basketball scene featuring Greater Lowell teams and a possible Nee Mack joining the New Nashoba Valley league. Details about specific games, dates, or venues are unclear in the excerpt.
Concord business meeting at the Dairy last Tuesday evening outlined plans for the new bowling season. Eight teams are entered as of now for the opener next Monday at Lexington.
The fragment notes a U S Civil Service announcement about a national salary or pension matter. It mentions a figure of 2,4690 per annum and references federal ownership or restrictions and titled property. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
An advertisement notes a request for a reliable woman to cook and manage clan duties at a semi rural location. Contact P. O. Box 1102C in Ma com ae or phone Lincoln 0431 for details.
Concord woman and Lynn man married recently in the rectory of St James Catholic Church. Rev. Francia McElroy officiated. Bride wore a white Alencon lace gown with a point necklace and seed border, fingertip veil, orange blossoms crown, and carried a bouquet of baby's breath orange blossoms and white orchids. Sister Esther McIvaine was maid of honor in a blue gown with satin bodice. Guests included Leo Simard of East After their Eth to Miegore, Ralls is ane Mr. and M esid é: Lynn, mi ae au and 'oncord schools World War II. Marine't ( omen' 5).
A local Bedford wedding described with details of the bride's gown and bridal party. The report mentions a sister helping with attire and a maid of honor, noting the ceremonial attire and floral arrangements.
A fragmented clipping notes a Virginia town described as blue and tied to Fras with decorative moire fabric. The readable text suggests a local interest piece or fashion mention without clear names or dates.
A muddled OCR fragment lists names and terms such as Moscariello, Tis Depogts, Kelley, Lincoln, Berens, Gibson, Wie, and pencil seg, suggesting a damaged school or organizational ledger entry with unclear roles and items. The fragment lacks full context or dates.
A fragment announces a booster group gathering in West Concord for Friday night at 8 pm at a hall in the Solglant area. The notice invites attendance and promises an evening featuring music and a guest of honor.
A radio guest identified as Charés J. Kneeland from the extension office spoke about ongoing extension programs during a station broadcast. The discussion focused on community outreach and future outreach efforts.
Legal notice states an application to receive a lost book tied to account 14397 at the Institution for Savings. Names Sidney and Mary cited as trustees. Dates Bet. 23 and 30 of November referenced.
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