Nard High Opens Season Against Itham Next Sunday
Nard High prepares for the season opener as they host Itham in a 2:30 kickoff. Coach Bondelevitch rebuilds a young squad, returns veterans Roger Spurrell and Carlo crashing end, and aims to excite local fans with a determined rebound from last season.
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Carlo
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Robinson
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Proburn
Ocal Sports
Waltham
4-H Garden Club members shine with prize plots
Concord 4-H Garden Club members and their gardeners report an excellent growing season. Joe Busa of Lexington leads with a large two and a half acre garden in top form. Runners up include William Stanger and Jed Wright of Woodville with two acre plots. Several members earn near top marks with smaller gardens and many named individuals across towns receive recognition for notable plots and contributions.
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Concord
Joe Busa
Lexington
William Stanger
Jed Wright
Woodville
Nathaniel Brown
Bidford
Albert Ogohowski
Dracut
Edwin Nixon
Westford
Ruth Henry
Shirley
Donald Boudreau
Ashby
Grace Hardy
David Phipps
Ashland
David Harrison
Betedfcord
Chester
Boxboro
Raymond Eno
Chelmsford
Albert Turcotte
Charles Allard
Hanson Brothers
Murray
Framingham
Ralph Smith
Groton
William Solomon
Holliston
Schmitz Wins Acton Golf Championship
Acton final match saw Schmitz defeat his rival 82 to claim the championship. A celebratory dinner for all participants and their wives is planned Saturday at 7:00 PM at the Maynard Country Club.
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Acton
Schmitz
Maynard Country Club
Cleveland Driver's Quip Lands In Traffic Court
Walter Brentson faced a license plate charge after showing only one plate. He told the judge he kept a spare plate “in case I lost the first,” prompting a novel legal response from the traffic court.
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Cleveland
Walter Brentson
Brentson
Starting the backswing for a steady golf swing
Claude Van Matre of Huntington Park argues that tension should not exist in the starting position. He warns starting the hands first loosens wrists but misaligns the body and harms the downswing. He advises moving the body together from the clubhead deck to initiate a controlled, synchronized takeoff.
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Claude van Matre
Huntington Park
Cal
Claude
Ten
Ian
Aring
Joe Phillips
Long Niend
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Startig Hands Firs
Cub
Judge pays fine for overparking in Fond Du Lac
Municipal Judge Hazen W. McEssy settled a $1 fine after a relative parked his automobile in Fond Du Lac. The incident prompted the small penalties record and underscores the judge’s compliance with local parking rules.
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Fond du Lac
Vic
Hazen W. McEssy
Bedford Family Returns to Burlington Road Home
Mrs Elwood Bixler and her children occupy their Burlington road house after a year away in the south. A Church of Christ food sale on the church grounds was run by the Missionary committee and a harvest supper with an auction of fruits and vegetables is planned for October 8.
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Elwood Bixler
Burlington Road
South
Railer
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Church of Christ
Joshy H. LeConey
Waller 8
Brolin
William V. Ins
Earl S. Atwood
Old I. Wellington
Laffin
James Sullivan
Julia E. Laws
Rush Livermore
Jim Dudley Day Celebrates Lincoln Mohawks Catcher
In Concord at Lincoln field the Mohawks beat Maynard 6 to 5 securing first in the league with Belmont second. Manager John Todd praised Jim Dudley for catcher work from 1926 to 1931 and 1939 onward, presenting a wristwatch from Maynard umpire Thomas King. Bill Newell of Troop 27 Lincoln Scouts gave a sports news subscription. Dudley has coached at Shady Hill and teaches at Cambridge Latin School after directing Lincoln summer playgrounds.
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Todd
Dudley
Thomas King
Maynard
King
Ger Todd
Bill New
Boy
Lincoln Scouts
Grazier Road
Cambridge
Eaches
Cambridge Latin School
Shady Hill
Harvard University
Boston University
Hall’s, All Stars
Blackstone Valley Ague
Bedford Girl Given Shower Before October Wedding
A Bedford woman was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. William Cool on Sehaster road. Miss McGrath will wed Clifford Wallace of New Haven Conn. on October 25. Wallace served six years in the armed forces, including overseas duty. McGrath is a Lexington High School graduate and now a telephone operator in Lexington. Mrs. Ridge aided in arranging and serving the event.
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Hartford Street
William Cool Sehaster
McGrath
Clifford Wallace
New Haven
Wallace
Armed És
Miss McGrath
Lexington High School
Xington
Lexington
Lidge
River N. Clark
Pocket theft on city bench shocks bystander
A bystander named Vici Mann sat on a bench with her lapful of possessions when a youth approached asking the time. As she checked her watch, the thief snatched her purse and fled, leaving the scene in a hurry.
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