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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
6
Lincoln plays tough at the plate with Todd and Sikorski leading a key rally. PoAms tally a 8 inning win sparked by Beah ascent and Higgins as Morrill and Sikorski handle pitching in a dawning series for title honors.
The Concord Country Club hosts ongoing annual tennis championships next weekend with many results posted. Players include McMillan, Harris, Darling, and Shaw in singles and doubles events, with notable wins and advancing rounds across multiple categories.
An enthusiastic Maynard High football rally was held in the hi echo auditorium last Friday. Mrs Lene and Mr Mattioli led cheers for Coach Bondeley and Captain Case with students Ann Hinds N Stalker Anna Belli Marion Veracka Joanne Pannanen Sara Boeske Angie Greene OClair Marjorie Oconihe and Mary Lehto rostered among cheer leaders.
The Musketaquid club hosts a supper at seven o'clock in the newly decorated hall. Royatie leads the event with Fred Nolan in charge, while Giedings place delegates the duties.
Major and minor league players will join a Pheasant hunting event in Huron October for the fifth annual festival. The players plan a week of activities surrounding the hunt and a game day on the event.
LaBrache, a fisherman from Mari an grounds area, hauled a massive bass from Fort waters over the weekend. The fish reportedly required both hands to grip, marking the biggest bass ever recorded locally and highlighting the longtime angler’s claim of future big catches.
Jerry Robinson and hard running back pace the Maynard epee to a 12-0 win over Pott and others. The club honors best players of the Orange and Black after their first win of the season. Awards will be presented by New Idea and Firestone stores.
Natick visits Clinton Friday night while Fitchburg goes to Marlboro and Hudson travels to Methuen. Framingham plays Malden, while Medford hosts Milford and Stoneham visits Concord Saturday.
Alumni Field hosts a Sunday afternoon game with Maynard Community Band providing color and music. Visitors seek revenge after last year's assignment, while Bondelevitch leads the offense for a Chelmsford clash.
The Marlborne championship outcome will be settled in a single late season game at Farrell Field. Originally a three game series, time constraints force a one game decider to determine the winner of the season.
The piece notes a shift in currency popularity with the $20 bill challenging the $10 as the most used greenback. It cites an $8,750,000 figure and compares usage patterns, highlighting ongoing cash preferences and monetary trends.
Maynard defeats Chelmsford 14 7 with two second half TD drives led by J Robinson and Viola. O'Toole kicks failed extra points. strong defense and new coaching system show promise while penalties hindered Chelmsford's comeback efforts.
The Polish American Club will resume its Park Revere League championship play-off against the Lincoln Mohawks at Lincoln Saturday afternoon. The Po Amals will start either Frankie Watts or Bill Morrill on the mound with Stu Sikorski catching. If the Po Amals win the series will move to a Sunday rubber game at Lincoln.
The Concord Red Gun Club announces a Wednesday night meeting on January 29 at 8 o clock with President John J. Dickey presiding. The distribution committee targets stocking ponds in Concord and nearby areas, including Warner's Pond and Shad West, plus 400 brook stock from a federal hatchery in New Hampshire.
Concord high school prepares a 34 member girls hockey squad under coach Gere O'Donnell. Captains include Polly Beaudoin Rosalie Caiger Joyce Palmer and Myrna Salter. First games likely October 7 at Lexington and October 14 at Melrose with plans to play several opponents next week.
The Mill Dam League will organize a meeting Monday to announce the new season. Alfred J. returns from last year’s team with officers expected to attend and be introduced.
Scientists at the University of Chicago advance a multi million dollar atomic research program focusing on precise energy studies and delicate lubrication techniques amid careful safety protocols.
Sleepy Hollow captures the Concord Twilight League crown as Jim Flannéry drives in three runs and Paul Dee aids with a key double. Pitcher O’Neill and Dee produce solid innings while Tony Pagano leads the late charges and multiple errors frame the comeback.
Fragmentary sports page notes Maynard athletes including a football ace and rival teams. Mentions Burt Coughlan hosting guests at a theater event before a key game and hints at Wake Forest and Buckeye connections, with local names and schools referenced in vague terms.
Three young girls prompted a two hour search as firemen dug through two brick chimney layers of a tenement to free their pet cat. The action drew crowds in New York as rescuers worked carefully to save the animal.
The final game will not be played until a week from Sunday. The delay shifts the schedule and postpones the expected matchup. No additional details on teams or venue are provided in the text.
Mr and Mrs Waite Gon celebrate a wedding anniversary on Tuesday. Their daughter Barbara Ettie of North reads as the family grows with the birth of a daughter and two more children. Dorothy Pet teaches at Teachers College. The Indian reservation population of New Mexico is estimated at 60,000.
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