Maynard High Season Preview Faces Strong Opposition
Maynard High football hopefuls, led by Stan Bondelevitch and coach Dick Lawson, prepare for a tough 10 game schedule including openers at Alumni Field and Natick. Notable players listed include Higgins, Robinson, Korsman, and Tulowicz with prospects of new uniforms and aerial offense.
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Dave
Higgins
Maynardites
Stan Ondelévitch
S. Pootpall
Robinson
Jarmulowicz
Pozazzo
Perillo
Yoo
Molyancini
J. Robinson
Timan
Romakowski
Sy Tierney
Viola
W. White
Bley
A. ‘Belli
A. Gidéno
P.o'clair
M. O'Conenell
Jaie
Alker
M. Vera
Chelingard
Alumni Field
Ap Aare
Walation Field
Nat
Hudson
Concord
Waylood
Wayland
Wich
Alumni
Natick
Marlig aLinton
Maynard
Ague Gaines Capondeles
Dick Lawson
Frédiano Iol
Stan Bondele
Lawson
Fragmented OCR Notice Teases Courtroom Meeting Details
Incomplete OCR reads like a historical notice referencing a court room, an event in October and a meeting or recreation context. Names and places are garbled, but hints at a 1949 era schedule or group gathering emerge. The readable fragments imply a scheduled session or advert for a local event.
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Ghaithan FenniWork
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints at Local Names and Events
The readable fragments mention persons such as Maynard and Bob Jones with vague references to a coal area and a Sunday event. Details are severely garbled, offering no clear dates, places, or actions to confirm a coherent news item.
Varneys Winner Clinches Narrow Win in County Game
Varneys wins a tense county contest defeating Westford 9 to 2 in a resumed game that will continue next weekend. County third place team maintains position as the series advances.
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County
Westford
Mohawks Rally in Close Dingbat Victory
In a tense contest Lincoln’s Mohawks edged their rival 4-1 8:2 after a hard fought period. Lefty Bill Morfill is expected to secure the match assignment for the rounds while preparations continue for the upcoming jacket and rattle event amid field play.
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D. C
Lincoln
Iain
John A
Crowe
Conitts
Ren Berg
Ain Fort
Bill Morfill
Lincoln Mohawks Rout Polish-American C C 6 2
Maynard notes Lincoln Mohawks defeat Polish-American C C 6 to 2 at Lincoln Sunday. Nick Macone led with a triple and two runs, Dusty Todd and Ed Cunningham drove in scores, Al Davis added two hits including a triple. PAC scored in the seventh and eighth but Mohawks held the lead.
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Maynard
Warren Berg
Lincoln Mohawks
Paul Revere
C. C
Lincoln
Mohawks
PAC
Nick Macone
Dusty Todd
Jan
Dave ‘Spooner
Jong Skier
al Davis
Berg
Wood
Ed Cunningham
Davis
Ed Higgins
al Sablonekee
Tom Marcelonis
Stan Sikotrski
Bob Nick Maane Saavs
Incom
Concord Football Scores and Player Highlights
Confused OCR list shows football scores with Concord players and opponents. Names include Callahan Mancieri Cavalléro Guertin Ross and several numbers indicating points or positions. No clear game context or dates.
Election Plans for Mill Dam Bar Ber Night
Officers will be elected and plans for the code are expected to be announced at Treblock. The league will sit at Leigh with no alleys in Fordford.
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Mill Dam
Main Street
Treblock
Leigh
Fragmentary note on regional text in Dakota territories
A damaged OCR fragment references a region spanning Dakota areas and neighboring states in the north and south. It hints at place names in the Midwest but contains incomplete words and unclear context.
PAC team battles tough as Lincoln wins on late hits
Maynard reports a hard fought baseball game against a title contender. Warren Berg matched with five hits, Lankys scored on a sharp infield single, and Bon Cunningham delivered a Texas Leaguer to win in the eighth as Lincoln edges PAC with timely walks and hits.
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Maynard
Tomohawks
PAC
Snes
John A. Crowe
Bill Morrill
Dave Wip
Warren ‘Bérg
Anditine
Gildza
Lou Cunningham
Dave Todd
Bérg
Ted Woods
Caulkins
Bon Cunningham
Texas
Lincoln
Public Tennis Tournament Opens at Stow Country Club
The Marine Corps sponsored event begins with the first elimination rounds at Stow Country Club on Saturday morning. Entrants lacking applications may enter at 9 30 at the club's tennis courts. Opening matches are scheduled for 9 30 and 10 a m.
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Ih Marine Corps
Stow Country Club
Heannbdtin¢ed
Stow Club
Leardhamn Wins Littleton Junior Road Race
Concord Franklin Lennihan, a high school student from Harvard Conard High School, won the junior road race held in Littleton Taft Saturday afternoon. His 10 mile time topped rivals including Clyde Olsen and Moszka from the Cross country team. Coach W Harold O Connor announced the upcoming home meet against Wellesley on September 24.
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Concord
Francis Lennihan
Littleton
Taft
Beimi
Harvard
Conard High School
Avi Fe
Behina
Clyde
Gorden Olsen
Moszka
Moszika
W. Harold O'Connor
Wellesley
West Concord Triumphs in Close Series Clinches 3-2 Victory
In Acton last Sunday West Concord-In edged the locals 12 hits to nine as the Sudbury brothers led a strong nine including a homer and doubles. Hopkins sprained an ankle. Campbell and Lawrence held West Concord to steady hitting with Jack Wallate and Herbie Blodgett driving runs. Cornford returns to face Hiz yard T.Tins at Rideout Playground Sunday at 3.
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West Concord
Acton
Brothers of
Sudbury
Mites
Oeield
Hi Hopkins
Charlie
Freddie ‘Lawrence
Hopkins
Campbell
Teh
Jones
Mesh
Lawrence
West Mies
Dord
Jack ‘Wallate
Concord
Herbie Blodgett
Eelovais
Val Muscat
Flynn
Cornford
Hizyard T.tins
Rideout Playground
Leathernecks Semi Pro Football Set for Weekend Debut
Hudson Leathernecks, sponsored by the Hudson Marine Corp League, prepare for their second season with a home game Sunday at Riverside Park against the Meda way Golden Tornadoes at 3 p.m. They open Friday night in Estern against the Webster Colonials under lights. Coach Joe Rego says the club is stronger than last year with a spirited squad.
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Hudson
Leathernecks
Medaway Golden Tornadoes
Riverside Park
Hudson Marine Corp League
Ébstér
Webster Colonials
Leathernec
Golden Bynadéés
Joe Rego
O Connor Elected League President of Cross Country
Concord Harold O Conn or high school track coach was elected president of the Pilgrim Cross O Teague at a meeting Tuesday afternoon Oblin High School De Rudkin of Beverly was elected vice president and Arthur Perkins Watertown secretary treasurer. Two divisions Puritan Winchester and Everett Vocational will vie provisional playoff season and finish by league conclusion.
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Concord
W. Harold O’connor
Pilgrim Cross
Teague
Oblin High School
de' Rudkin
Beverly
Arthur Perkins
Watertown
Ithe Puritan
Winchester
Evérett
Vocanos
Everett
Fae Écohclusin
Transfer Shifts Noted After Fast Road Race
Gennihan, once a student at Coith School, won the road race last Saturday in a record time of peas 36. Stanka finished second, eclipsing the record, and Capt Clyde Bowen was third as transfers to Harvard High are noted in the hometown report.
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Can ‘Gennihan
Neigh ‘School
Coith School
Harvard High
Stanka
Clyde’ Bowen
West Concord Twi night champions take opener in fall series
West Concord Tdy's beat Sleepy Hollow 8 4 in the first game of the Little World Series at Rideout Playground. Jim Flannery doubled for the payoff blow as Johnson allowed 11 hits over nine innings and Bill Craig took the loss.
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West Conceord—Tudy’s
West Concord
Sleeipy Hollow
Phil Dee
Jay
Eddie Dee
Sleepy Hollow
Georgie Johnson
Johnson
Tody
Fann
Bill Craig
Hmer
Eddie Loughlin
Daly
Normie Dee
Concord Recreation Commission to Inaugurate Saturday Football Classes
The Concord Recreation Commission begins weekend football classes for grade 4 to 8 students this week from 9 30 a m to 12 noon at local playgrounds. High school staff will supervise as instructors.
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Concerds
Sattiay Marning
Concord ‘Recreation Commission
Kane Wins Maynard Class B Golf Title
Wil kin Kane defeated John Driscoll to win the Maynard Class B golf title after a 24 hole final that extended to sudden death. Kane, aided by Bernie Tobin, trailed early then surged with consistent tee shots and strong play on the last holes to clinch the victory.
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Kane
Maynard
Maynard Golf Club
Ohss B
Wil‘kin Kane
John Driscoll
Soule
Bernie Tobin
Jack Moynihan
Driscoll
Joe ‘Clea
Milegwski
Tobin
Atkis Moynihan
Jush
Traly
Mos
Katie
Kline
Kane Inga
Reaity
Jake
Hag
Katic
Hale High School Stow elects officers in class ballots
In the recent Hale High School elections at Stow Ralph Smith is named Senior Class president Roger Derby becomes vice president Joanne Hartley secretary Ruth Stiles treasurer William H Bard leads Student Council as advisor Marcel Schmelzer to freshman leadership Ronald Smith as vice president and others across eighth and seventh grades enter roles with faculty advisors listed
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H Ale
Stow
Ralph Smith
Roger Derby
Joanne Hartley
Ruth Stiles
Frank Vodoklys
Stua Nt Council
William H Bard
Eerophomores
Marcel Schmelzer
Nald Smith
Ich Salmon
Virginia Sewart
Heat Rises Road in Clarksdale Nebraska Dehydrated Alfalfa Note
Heat and traffic disruption reported as road in Clarksdale Buckled raising pavement by about a foot. George Argus of the highway department cites heat as the cause and traffic detours to the half of the road that remained surfaced. Nebraska noted as a leading producer of dehydrated alfalfa feed.
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iClarksdale
U. P
George Argus
Highway Department
Nebraska
Acton South Center Whitman plan shifts 1948 school setup
Reorganization aims to move students to sections offering required training. South and West schools assign grades from III to VI with new principals and faculty. Graduation photos planned for senior class as Stephen Peterson leads activities and committee chairs manage events through graduation.
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Aston
South Cen
West Acton
Acton
Whitman Pearson Rts
Florence
Julia McCarthy
Egsie Gémma
Ee West
Gratte
Carrie Maicaen
Helen
Best
Gertrude "Lads IV
Isabel "Mhcpherson
Dardama
Berry
Yen Aa Curry
P ‘Itor
Fentinue
Stephen Peterson
Dent
Ced
Marilyn Nealey
Richard Flint
Vards
Dominide Chisholm
Maynard Mary Callahan Wins Elks Automobile Prize
Maynard Mary Callahan received congratulations on her good fortune after winning an automobile at the Elks field event last Friday. The gathering drew Elks and families from surrounding towns with band music and attractions for attendees. City fire inspections cut fires by as much as 50 percent within weeks.
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Maynard
Mary Callahan
Elks
S Ca
Ain
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Kota
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L. Cunningham
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Weees
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Lankiewicz
J. Gudzinowicz
Sikorsky
B. Gudzinowicz
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Morrill
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J .Gudzinowicz
King
Sokolowski
Saterday
Leardhamn
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Medway
O’connor
Twi- Peres
Ween
Devil Circus
Westhord Stadium
Hale High Schol
Lillian
Fred Iley
Harriet
Alfa Goldthwaite
Kay Graham
Hoe
Marilyn
Clark
Byers
Marjorie
Merriam
Phyllis Smith
James
Gates
Fred Kiley
Janet Steele
Malcolm McGregor
Shirley Strong
Carolyn Davis
Patricia Barry
Joan Cooke
Ken Hampson
Robert Rhodes
Nancy. Driscoll
Frost
Patricia ‘Barry
Elk
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