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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1929
Page
2
In hot dust at a Concord diamond West Concord battled for nine innings but fell after Concord claimed a late three-run burst. Fred Fredericks and Peterson sparked Concord while W McWilliams and Tierney held off West Concord pressure with stout defense and timely hits.
Owing to President Joseph M. Collins being away at the State Convention in Lowell a brief meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was held at Monument Pratt on Tuesday evening last week. The annual election of officers will occur in October.
Concord High School opened Wednesday with full attendance. Superintendent Welly A. Hall led a meeting of all town public school teachers in Eaton Hall Tuesday morning. The Peter Bulkeley Emerson School will not open until Monday September 9th.
Town opens parking on triangular plot opposite the grounds entrance. Marked access makes it easy to reach the park area and maneuver large numbers of cars, allowing many vehicles to park at once with space to swing about.
Rev Howard D. Speer of Bath Maine will preach at the First Parish Meeting House on Sunday September 8. On September 22 Rev Johannes A C Fagginger Auer Ph D is expected back from Europe to resume his pulpit at the parish.
Augustine W. Macone achieved his seventh perfect score of 25 birds at the Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet event held on Virginia Road grounds. Ray Goodwin of Woburn also hit 25, with five or more shooters tying on the total score of 25 for top honors.
William J. Puzzo of the State Police Patrol at Lake Walden substation reports clothing and other items found along a State highway in Tittleton after a camper’s machine, possibly named Lawrence, dropped them. Two heavy blankets a sweet shift a pillow slip and a bed sheet were recovered. The car’s tire cover or name may link to the finder.
Margaret T Finn of 15 St Alfans Road Roxbury was taken to Emerson Hospital after a sedan toppled on State Road in Acton near the Littleton line. Her arm was broken in several places and she suffered head lacerations. Her brother Joseph Finn a Boston lawyer rode with her and escaped with a severe shake and bruises when their car collided with a passing truck and overturned.
Miss Alice Rider has finished a four two week visit with friends in Annisquam and Glowcester arriving home.
John Merwin captured the Concord Country Club three quarters handicap golf event with a six up victory. Alfred M Unser finished second at four up and Danforth W Comins placed third at three up. Other scores included R C Piper two up and William Faversham one up.
Mr and Mrs F Jones of Nine Acre Corner traveled to Buffalo last week and intend a nine day steamer trip on the Great Lakes to Duluth. They will visit Toronto and return via the Adirondacks and Canadian islands.
Concord, Sept 4. First meeting of Concord and West Concord ends in a seven inning scoreless tie with Waldo McWilliams and George Johnson on the mound. McWilliams allowed three hits and fanned five while Johnson pitched well and only two safeties reached against him. The game was halted by darkness with the field wetten by rain and the two teams tied at 0 0 after six and a half innings.
In Concord on September 4, a five run rally in the fourth inning, aided by two errors, two walks, two singles and a McCabe triple, powered Concord to an easy win over St Marys of Cambridge. Dave Robinson limited the visitors to six hits through six innings, striking out ten. St Marys scored on a single, a steal, a catcher's wild throw and later miscues. The game featured a key triple by McCabe and ended with Concord 5, St Marys 4.
Rev George Loring will lead worship at the Trinitarian Congregational Church on Sunday September 8 at 10 45 am with sermon to follow. All welcome.
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