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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
5
The guide describes a three quarter swing with short irons to keep the left foot firm and body action minimal. It emphasizes upright, controlled swings, delaying uncocking of the hands, and bracing the left leg as the wrists snap for power. Focus is on accuracy and concentration for landing on a definite spot.
Regulars edge St. Brid on a Sunday contest. Joe M led the rally in the second inning with key hits while Bud and Hopkins contributed. Carl Anderson and Mazzeo added runs as the team completed a close win.
Bill Morrill pitched for St Casimir's in a 4 1 victory over Waverly at Crowe Park. Morrill struck out 10 and allowed 7 hits while Beres pitched for Waverly. Key hits by Lehto Gudzinowicz and Lehto helped the Saints secure the win with timely scoring.
James W. Austin and John B. Tew, formerly of Virginia, won the weekend and holiday four ball tournament at Concord Country Club with a 72 67 scoreline. Other pairings included Lovejoy with Austin 75 70 and Krickl with Richard F 86 73.
Watertown nine led by Jocko Ananian staged a late rally to beat St. Casimir’s 4-2 at Crowe Park on Monday. Ananian drove in two runs with a decisive double while Ben Gudzinowicz stood out for Watertown with two safeties. Local Ben Gudzinowicz had two hits as Watertown erased an early Watertown deficit and secured the victory.
St Casimir’s Holy Name nine lead by the Todd brothers battles Lincoln Mohawks at Crowe Park this Saturday in a Paul Revere playoff. The Saints must win both weekend games to stay in title contention with Belmont looming Sunday. Frankie Watt may return and Fred Wasiluk is expected back after recent absences. The team previously beat Waverly and lost 4 1 to Watertown.
Eddie Loughlin pitched a no hit no run game for Tody's Nine Old Men, defeating the Pool Room Eight-Ballers 7 to 0. Wallace was the lone Pool Room baserunner on an error, while Loughlin drove in two runs and had two hits. Olsen Mullen Berlied and Mullen led the Old Timers with multiple hits as Tody's moved closer to the league title.
Lillian Rodier of Hudson won first prize in the ladies roller skating contest and William Wekohja of Maynard won first prize in the men’s contest held weekly at the Lake Boon roller rink. Ann and Chester Legere of Maynard won the couple contest. Starting next week, the contest will be held Wednesday evenings with finals on Saturday October 11. The rink is closed Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings for the rest of the season.
Concord prepares for the season opener against St Bernard's High of Fitchburg at Bernardian Bowl in Concord. Co Captain Georgie Fenton anchors a light backfield with veterans Remo Palmucci and Joe Callahan. The squad, coached by Megin, aims to start strong in the jamboree with a crowd expected to travel from nearby towns.
West Concord All-Stars won 14 to 8 against Harvard Town Team on Harvard field. Key hits came from Joe Fitzpatrick Herbie Blodgett and Carl Anderson as they stormed with an eight run fifth inning scoring through bases loaded. Jon DeRuzzo and Dick McCarthy contributed with timely assistance on offense and defense.
Marlboro shaded Stow 2 to 0 as Marlboro pitcher shut out the home nine. A scheduled Stow versus Maynard game at Athletic Field was postponed to September 7 with a 2:30 PM start.
Woman sought for kitchen and dining room duties in a school. Must live in. Consider applicants with a school age child. Write Box 150 or call Concord 1109 evenings.
The Brockton Fair will run nine days from September 6 to September 14 marking its 72nd year. University of Massachusetts will exhibit artificial insemination results for cattle while the mower show returns after a year. Gov. Bradford plans a Governor's Day tour September 11 along with pari mutuel racing and a concluding two day dog show.
West Concord and St Bernard Holy Name launch a three of five series at Rideout Playground on Sunday September 7 at 3 p m with aces Rich McCarthy and Jimmy Condon for West Concord and Richie Loughlin and Paul Ihan for St Bernard. A benefit for Georgie Rice and the West Concord Taxi League trophy are also featured.
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