Boosters Set May 14 Banquet With Bondelevitch Speaker
Maynard Boosters Club hosts fifth annual all sports banquet honoring 1100 high school athletes. Bondelevitch, former local coach now at Swampscott, will speak along with Artie Gore and others. Roast beef dinner at Green Meadow School, tickets on sale.
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Mayneard
Stan Bondelevitch
Maynard and Hudson
Maynard H. S
Maynard Boosters Club
Bondelevitch
Swampscott High School
Hudson
Concord
Massachusetts Football Coaches Association
Artie, Gore
Lexington
Boston
Fred DeGrappo
Maynard, Boosters Club
Nims
Green, Meadow
Auburn Ninth Inning Rally Edges Maynard 5 4
Auburn Dandies win 5 4 at Auburn Athletic Field in Central Mass Conference action. Maynard sophomore Jim Ryall t該oughed tough loss allowing nine walks and five hits in a near complete game. Dennis Coomey opened Maynard's late rally, but Auburn capitalized on a two out ninth inning to score the winning run on Jack Maher's double after Coomey, Malkasian and Len Larson set up the frame.
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Maynard
Auburn High
Maynard High
Central Mass
Auburn Athletic Field
Jim Ryall
Jim
Maher
Auburn Dandies
Neil Malkasian
Maynardites
Auburn
Tigers
Dandies
Dennis Coomey
Malkasian
Len Larson
Coomey
Landry
Jack Maher
Jerry Dee
Bob Taylor
Maynard Pistol Club Beats Police in April Match
A pistol match between Maynard Pistol & Rifle Club and Maynard Police on April 22 saw the police win with a total 936 to 897 in slow timed and rapid fire. A return match is planned for April 29. The club has been accepted as a senior affiliated member of the National Rifle Association and new members must hold a pistol permit.
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Maynard
Maynard Pistol & Rifle Club
Maynard Police
Maynard Pistol Club
Dan Barilone
National Rifle Association
Little Leaguers Opening Day in Sudbury
Opening ceremonies at Twin Maples field on Saturday April 30 at 1 pm with Edward Smith of Hudson road throwing the first ball. Sponsors for four teams listed. A 10 am game precedes the double header. Two farm teams lack managers while a call for volunteers is issued. Officials thank Chief St. Germaine and the fire department for burning the outfield grass.
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Sudbury
Little League
Twin Maples
Edward Smith
Hudson Road
Sudbury Drug
Sudbury Super Market
Hill Jewellers
Raytheon
Concord High Suffers 11-0 Loss in One-Hit Rout
Concord High dropped its third straight Middlesex League game after Belmont and Melrose High combined for an 11-0 win at Emerson Freyground. Scott Creelman limited Concord to one hit, breaking up a potential no hitter with a one-out error in the ninth as Creelman and Melrose rolled.
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Concord
Belmont
Concord High
Scott Creelman
Melrose High
Emerson, Freyground
Klooper
Creelman
Red Raiders
Little League under way at Concord
A slim turnout greeted Concord Little League officials at the high school event Friday. Master of ceremonies Ralph T. Haskell, league president, and ex-Red Sox arbiter Artie Gore gave the program. Judge Marice McWalter received a scroll for his early leadership. Tryouts were listed for Saturday and Sunday and the league opens next week.
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Concord
Ralph T. Haskell
Artie Gore
Red Sox
Marice McWalter
Middlesex Teams Win Several Intercollegiate Matches
Middlesex grid results show MIT 63 Middlesex 11 and Middlesex 14 Roxbury Latin 5 in first baseball, Garretson homered against Latin, and Garretson struck out 14 in Middlesex 7 over Andover. Tennis results include Middlesex 8 Belmont Hill and 9 Governor Dummer with a season opener win.
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Concord
M.I.T
Middlesex
Roxbury Latin
Brooks
Belmont Hill
Charlie Garretson
Andover
J. V
Governor Dummer
Garretson
Jeff Best
Six Teams Enter Carlisle Little League Registration
Carlisle Little League registration ended after two days as weather hampered tryouts. Six teams are entered with President Spencer Clark reporting, and first inter-league games are set for Sunday May 1 at Spalding Park.
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Carlisle
Spalding Park
Spencer Clark
Concord recreational director at national parley in Florida
Bernard F E Megin of the Concord town committee is in Florida for a national convention of recreational leaders. The commission will meet next Monday at the Town House, and a chairman will soon be named to succeed retired Richard F Wood.
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Concord
Bernard FE. Megin
Concord Town Committee
Florida
Chaiman
Richard F. Wood
Knights to Host Sport Night at Concord
Knights of Columbus plan a sport night after a 6 30 p.m. dinner in Concord hall Tuesday. William D. Stone serves as general chairman. Grand Knight William M. Healy will preside. Sport films, a talk, and social hour hosted by Budweiser will be featured.
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Concord
K. of C
William D. Stone
William M. Healy
Rotary Club Ladies Night at Wayside Inn
Concord Rotary hosts a ladies night program at 6 o clock at Wayside Inn Sudbury in lieu of the usual luncheon. Visitors at the previous meeting included Arthur Desmond Maynard John Sellers Win Collette Hy Dearborn Leonard Foster R M Purinton all of Lexington Ray Feltug Ayer and guest Ralph Viscariello trackman from high school.
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Concord
Concord Rotary
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Arthur Desmond
Maynard
John Seliers
Win Collette
Hy Dearborn
Leonard Foster
R. M. Purinton
Lexington
Ray Feltug
Ayer
Ralph Viscariello
Maynard Sport-Lites Recalls Milford Maynard baseball clash
The column recalls a 3-2 Milford win over Maynard at John A. Crowe Park aided by Hop Rippel’s unbathed batter strategy. It notes Don Lent and Hop Rippel later coaching, plus Memo mentions of local athletes and upcoming Little League turnout.
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Hop
Maynard
Milford
Boston
Bark
Bill Cunningham
Hop Rippel
Holy Cross
Pen Marcone
Don
Hopedale
Swifty Hathaway
Bates College Nine
Swifty
Pony, High School
Dave Crotty
University of Massachusetts
Stan Sikorsky
Archbishop Williams
Bob Cleary
Marian
Pete Manning
Hudson
Wake Forest
Chicago Bears
Vic Rimkus
Hudson High Gridiron
U. S. Marine Reserves
Red Caps
West Concord
Around the World in Eight Hours Fair Supports Lincoln Sudbury Exchange
Lincoln Sudbury Regional School plans May 7 events for the Fair of Friendship featuring the third exchange group David Garrison Penny Child Dick Danosky Doris Grason and Beth Ellis set to travel abroad for the summer Activities include concessions booths in the administrative corridor food and entertainment The junior prom Le Merce L Amour is slated for May 13 with widespread junior involvement The report notes senior class alumni and a June 6 faculty banquet and references Health Insurance Institute data on disability related pay during illness or injury outside work
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Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury
David Garrison
Penny Child
Dick Danosky
Doris Grason
Beth Ellis
Paul Walsh
Family Fair Bank
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
Government campaign urges readers to invest in United States Savings Bonds highlighting patriotism and personal finance. Advertorial tone emphasizes long term security and nationwide participation without naming specific programs or dates.
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U.S
U.& Savings Bonds
CO-OP Again Awards Top Local Scholarship
Sudbury Co Op Inc announces a four year scholarship of 2099 dollars for a local high school senior showing interest in business and related fields. Winners are chosen from Wellesley Natick Sherborn Dover Framingham Wayland Sudbury Ashland and Holliston by a committee led by Dr Gail Cosgrove with James Geoghegan and Dr George Bowles.
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Sudbury—Co-On Inc
Natick, Wayland
Framingham
Warren D. Brown
Wellesley
Natick
Sherborn
Dover
Wayland
Sudbury
Ashland
Holliston
Gail E. Cosgrove
James D. Geoghegan
George Bowles
Camp
Co-Op
North Avenue
Acton-Rox Regional High Wins Best Tape Recording Award
Acton Rox Regional High School won first place for Best Tape Recording in the 1960 Massachusetts student government exchange competition. Principal Raymond J. Grey received the award from the Massachusetts Citizenship Committee at the 35th annual meeting held at Framingham State Teachers College. Francis Pratt directed the tape recording with interviews of David Lawton Judd Farley Martin Duggan and William L OConnell. The congratulated students include Mary McNiff Mary Anne Ey Charles Manion Charles Oliver and Robert DeWitt.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Massachusetts
Raymond J. Grey
Citizenship Committee of Massachusetts
Framingham State Teachers College
Regional High School
Francis Pratt
David Lawton
C. Judd ‘Farley
Planning Board
Martin Duggan
Board. of Health
William L. O’connell
Mary McNiff
Mary Anne. Ey
Charles Manion
Charles Oliver
Robert DeWitt
Banquet honors Acton Prafit Bowling League
Maynard members of the Acton Prafit Dewey & Almy Chemical Co league held their annual banquet at Eagles Hall. Gil Cook served as master of ceremonies and roast beef dinner followed by social time. Stan Piecewicz won best average and high single. Art Dempsey won high three string. Otto Lampinen was runner up in all three. Oaks captained by Otto won the league title. other members named. Plans for next year include more bowlers and teams. Les Penniman received acknowledgment for long service as treasurer.
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Maynard
Acton Prafit, Dewey & Almy Chemical Co
Eagles Hall
Gil Cook
Wag
Stan Piecewicz
Art Dempsey
Otto
Karo” Lampinen
Oaks
Charlie Champagne
George Kansanniva
Dave Nocella
Harold Hovey
Tony Mondazzi
Les Penniman
Cans Touched by Wax Prevent Rust Rings
Instructions advise dipping can bottoms in paraffin wax to stop rust rings from forming on surfaces.
Testimonial for Concord high school teams May 7 outlined
Concord plans a testimonial May 7 at Town House with 150 athletes honored. A spaghetti supper at 6:30 p.m. at the high school, awards at 8 p.m. at Alcott School, and a free dance with Jimmy McHale’s Orchestra follow. Bill Linskey to headline. event invites parents and friends.
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Concord
Citizens Committee, Inc
Harold A. Baker
Alcott School
Bill Linskey
Cam
Jimmy McHale
Tennis Call Ox Saturday in Lincoln
Lincoln registration and assignment to teams will take place at Center School field Saturday April 30 at 2 p m In case of rain it will be moved to Sunday May 1 at 2 p m League play starts Friday May 6 at 2 p m and Saturday May 7 at 2 p m All Lincoln boys eight by Jan 1 1961 are eligible Volunteers staff listed including Jim Ryan Walter Van Wart and others Scorekeepers named Mary Murphy Faye Aveni Jim Aveni and Mary Miekle
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Lincoln
Center School
Jim Ryan
Walter van Wart
Lloyd Douty
Evelih Todd
George Wells
Whit Calkins
Jim Lennon
Ethan Murphy
al Nelson
Lew Cunningham
John Chase
Jack Fisher
Ed Murphy
Len Larrabee
Bob Malloy
Dave Todd
Don Gilroy
Walter Wood
Jim Nesbitt
Clifford Bradley
Mary Murphy
Faye Aveni
Jim Aveni
Mary Miekle
Carlisle 4-H Exhibit Opens Friday Evening at Spalding School
The annual Carlisle 4-H town exhibition will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the Spalding School Auditorium with free admission. Demonstrations begin at 8 p.m. About 23 clubs with 140 youths and 12 to 14 leaders will display wares under town chairman Mrs. Marjorie Roderick. Extension Service agents will attend. judging occurs in the afternoon.
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Carlisle
Spalding
Marjorie Roderick
Maynard Nine Schedule Includes Three Central Mass Games
Maynard High baseball travels to Northbridge for a Central Mass Conference clash led by the Rams already showing power as title contenders. Next Tuesday they visit Shrewsbury on the rivals’ diamond while Concord looms as the non league opponent at John A Crowe Park next Wednesday afternoon.
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Maynard
Maynard High Baseball
Northbridge
Central Mass
Rams
Shenae Ihave
Shrewsbury
Areh
Concord
John A. Crowe
Mayn Softball League Seeks Early Season Schedules
Opaque text fragments indicate a Mayn Softball League launch. Notes mention schedule requests and inquiries to contact individuals for cutting or joining. Unclear names, dates, or places due to damaged OCR.
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