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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
5
The 1923 schedules for Winthrop High School baseball and track are published for readers. The listing outlines dates, opponents, and locations for the season as announced by the school.
Winthrop led a 15 team field in the third annual Mass High School track meet, now 32 entrants. Medford won Class A with 24 points while Class B set records as Stockwell and Wells scored for a six point, two relay win effort.
Scores list winners in multiple events with times, heights, and distances. Weibel led the 100 yd dash for Winthrop, Parker won the 440 yd, Blomquist topped high jump, McKenney won broad jump, Stockwell took 120 yd hurdles, and Winthrop claimed relay and team wins totaling 27 points. Hyde Park followed with 13 points and others trailed.
The text emphasizes that willingness to give and take drives success in today’s business world. It argues that modern philosophy values service and mutual concessions, making cooperation essential for achievement.
In a domestic incident a sly intruder entered and removed a clock from the mantel. The family dog Flossy watched but did not deter the offender, described as an impudent fellow who calmly acted.
The excerpt praises Moses as a steadfast leader who managed demanding responsibilities and died at a time when others faced their own harvest. George Eliot emphasizes his perseverance and endurance in adversity.
The article lists Legion officers and committee chairs across departments such as Music Finance Athletics Publicity Concessions Grounds and Executive Committee for Carnival. It notes the Carnival to be held July 3 and 4 with tags priced at $1 and sold by ex servicemen to gauge spending against estimates.
Town topics note the annual Sunday school picnic of the First M. E. Church set for Monday June 18. Other items cover social visits, Memorial Day observances, local graduates, a roof fire with slight damage, and upcoming community events including the Burnside Class food sale and Legion Carnival green tag sale.
The Winthrop Tennis Club announces growing interest for Bellevue Avenue courts with many applicants eager to enroll. Prospective players can contact secretary Miss Margaret M. Bennett at 210 Somerset Avenue or reach out to listed members for information.
Back Row coach J C Rowan H Hennessey F Campbell W McKenney manager D Rich R Canton assistant H Hewett. Middle row L Barclay G Jenkins S Weibel captain A V Grady E Svenson H Haley M Wells. Front row C Higgins R Flannery S Epstein J Knell J Corbett R Whart.
A lighthearted tale from Assop's Film Fables about a young woman who ends her engagement after discovering her fiancé is not a poor boy but a wealthy millionaire. The change disrupts expectations and highlights class perceptions.
A playful scene portrays a mother listing a boy Buddy's friends and relatives as he proclaims he has many friends for a small boy. The anecdote captures a child’s confident humor and family affection in a simple domestic moment.
A monsoon is described as a periodic, alternating wind system in the Indian Ocean that sailors fear for its volatility. The term denotes seasonal shifting winds that bring heavy rains and storms, influencing maritime routes and weather forecasting.
Local Improvement Association hosts a lively meeting praising the Boy Scout drive and youth discipline. Citizens discuss civic duty, selectmen's accountability, and a push to support veterans groups on July fourth with Legion events and GAR and DAR participation.
A Times letter argues for durable construction and honest workmanship. The writer contrasts mahogany cabins built to endure with veneered, cheap furniture that loses value quickly, emphasizing quality design and proper use over showy trendiness.
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