Sudbury School Reopens with 1957-58 enrollment totals
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury High enters second year with 132 freshmen 104 sophomores 62 juniors 36 seniors plus 511 in junior and senior high and late transfers. Staff additions include several new teachers and custodial upgrades. bus routes and bell times adjusted for fall. elementary grades reorganized into a 24 school system with temporary buildings and moved facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Lincoln-Sudbury High School
Trahfers
Thomas Joyce
Gladys Abell
Stephen Humphrey
Jean Arra
Sonia Antis
Olive Smith
Laura Pollock
Joan Driscoll
Paui
Mitchell
Jack Heyes
cMabel Greber
Loretta Wertheimer
Curtis Brooks
Malcolm Oliver
Studights
Freda ~ Serkin
Newton
Charlton
Weston
Chapel Hill
Canton
Wakefield
Holliston
Seattle
Washington
Melvin Downing
Indust Arts
Simbur
John Rogers
E.sam Merrill
Maryland
Eve Todians
Paul Volk
Lincoln
Church
Scouts
Dik Visiori
Horse Pod Road
Horse Pond Area
Oldigh
Linéélaa - Sudbu
Horse Pond
Edison
Genter
Schodl ‘Hlifse
Amateur Rademacher Seen as Underdog Against Patterson
Seattle UP reports Pete Rademacher, an amateur, challenges Floyd Patterson for the world heavyweight title on Aug 22. Locals doubt his chance, with Bekker and Nemec predicting six rounds or less, while backers offer far longer odds. Rademacher insists he trained and fought like a pro and will shock boxing fans if he wins.
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Seattle
Wash
Hohter
Chambion
Pete Rademacher
Floyd Patterson
Melbourne
Rademaeher
Dan Bekker
South Africa
Josef Nemée
Czechoslovakia
Lev Moukhine
Hubels
Soviet Sports Committee
Moscow
Moukhine
Siberia
Coe
Pete
Johannnesburg
Bekker
Rademacher
Patterson
Tom
Budejovice
Nemec
Rade Macher
Radebacher
Peete Betts
Eddie
New York
Negro
Clarence Hinnant
Hinnant
Joe ‘Gannon
Gannon
Racemacher
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
Concord High gridmen set for Allstar game at Emerson Playground
Coach Bernie Megin plans to summon Concord High School grid aspirants for an Allstar game at Emerson Playground after Tuesday. A decision on a fall lineup and Middlesex League participation is expected by early September.
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Céncord
Lowell
Bernie Megin
Concord High School
Emerson Playground
A L C To Miss Anastas Sidelined With Injury
Springfield Athletic Director Henry Butova announced that star quarterback Bob Anastas will miss the 57 Football season due to a shattered wrist. Doctors advised against playing to avoid permanent damage, despite Bob’s prior accolades as a leading passer and All Western Mass honoree.
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Springfield
Henry ButoVa
A.L.C
Bob Anastas
Jastas
Gaytoh Salvuchi
Hudson
Mass
Bob
U.nc
USC
Sugar Ray Robinson Calls Off Million Dollar Fight
New York UP Sugar Ray Robinson formally withdraws from the September 28 Yankee Stadium bout with Carmen Basilio but adds a loophole to resume if promoters Jim Norris move quickly to resolve their TV dispute. Robinson said his withdrawal was mailed to the New York State Athletic Commission and his attorney Machat will sue Norris and his IBC for breach of contract.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Robinson
Yankee Stadium
New York State Athletic Commission
Jim Norris
Carrie
Thedter Television
Martin Machat
Norris
International Boxing Club
Local Boys Play Baseball Under The Lights
In Maynard area thirteen and fourteen year old players have regularly taken the field under lights thanks to Arthur Brooks who managed the Jets. George Pierce invited him to face WaCo and a long running series began three years ago with games under the lights. On Wednesday August 7 Bud Jones and Ray McCarthy led a mixed group from the Blades and men to Cobhinete where WaCo won 9 to 4 in a six inning game after ten o clock.
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Maynard
Arthur Brooks
Arthur
Maynard Boys
Jets
George Pierce
WaCo
Wayland & Cochituate
Early season gridiron notes from Wincches ter
Captain Paul Defiaro leads the gridders this fall with quarterback duties. The locals plan a pre-season jamboree on the cape. Megih will be assisted by Joh O Cornnell Walter Carew Jack Boyle and Skip O Conn s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincchester
Paul Defiaro
Cape
Mégih
Joh O’cornnell
Walter Carew
Jack Boyle
Porcupine Responds to Threat With Arch and Hide
A porcupine does not roll into a ball when threatened. It arches its back and hides its nose between its forepaws, adopting a defensive posture rather than curling up.
Time to Shop for Outboards This Fall Season
Fall is a good time to shop for outboard boats and motors says Scott-Atwater Manufacturing Co market research. Benefits include smaller down payments better selections reduced shipping costs and less rigging time for dealers to prepare boats and motors. Some buyers paid 350 extra for mid June shipping from Baltimore to Minneapolis. fall purchases save money and offer months of boating remaining in many regions.
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Scott-Atwater Manufacturing Co
Outboard
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Irs
ns _ ‘Scott-At
Baldiinger Named Varsity Coach At Navy Academy
A Pittsburgh born fur reportedly named Jim Baldiinger has been appointed junior varsity coach and scout for the Navy academy varsity, replacing Frank Foster. News notes indicate he led his team to a 148 victory by defeating rival contesters last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldinger
Afitapolis
Jim Baldiinger
Pittsburgh
Navy
Academy
Frank Foster
Hatainger
Bob Zas
Sudbury Red Cross Swim Class Ends Season
Sudbury children enjoyed eight swimming lessons at White's Pond run by the Sudbury Chapter of the American Red Cross Water Safety Committee. The program honored chaperones, instructors, and volunteers including Paul Volk, Paul McGovern, and numerous aides who supported juniors through enhanced water safety training and life saving certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Guernsey Frost
White’s Pond
American Red Cross
Mmes
Stuart C. Herrick
Richard C. Jones
Dr. Kirsiher
Nicholas Lombardi
James B. Harbison, Jr
George Silva
Frank C.bonansinga
Richard Mayell Hull
E. T. Ferguson
David Chase
The
New One
B. Weston Wittlefield, Jr
Gordon Hunter
Paul Volk
Paul McGovern
Ty-Rods Enter New England Drag Races for Jimmy Fund
Concord members of the Ty-Rods will compete in the New England Hot Rod Council drag races at Sanford Air Force Base in Maine. Trials run 8 a.m. to noon, races to 4 p.m. Proceeds go to the Jimmy Fund. other Hof rod clubs are entered.
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Concord
New England
Sarford
Air Force Base
Jimmy Fund
Diefenbaker Opens 14th Universal Postal Union Congress
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker opened the eight week Universal Postal Union congress in Ottawa. Some 300 delegates from 91 countries packed the Senate chamber to hear the ceremony as high ranking postal officials prepare for two daily sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Diefenbaker
Universal Postal Union
Canada
Senate Chamber
Parliament
Diefenbaker
M unit aids convent with war damage repairs
For over a year the M outfit has kept the convent under its wing and soldiers help the sisters clear rubble and repair war damaged buildings.
Community Volunteers Receive Special Patience Awards
A list of volunteers including Carolyn Schmalz Nancy Lattatore Betty Hunter Lorna Flynn Gail Goddard Folsom Long Rhymer Laurél Taffée Bobby Denny Allison Hole Kent Medowski Melissa Voll Patricia Long Susan Lukesh Patricia Jonés Patricia Martin Linda Roberts Kathleen Morley Candy Campbell Cheri Harben Beverly Coughlin Anne Bobroff Tracy Parker Pat Bailey Martha Curran Ellen Gallagh er Wayne Mauri Bruce Morrison Jane Sampson Linda Aisley Kathy McQuade Doug Herrick Gregory Balkam Walter Boudrot Georgine Dugan George Jacob James King Robert Rose is shown for service. Special awards for patience are given to drivers and Mrs Clarence Baldwin and Ray Phelps for trips to and from the pond, enjoyed by chaperones and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Morrison
Jane Sampson
Linda AlIsley
Kathy McQuade
Doug Herrick
Gregory Balkam
Walter Boudrot
Georgine
Frank Dugan
George Jacob
National stock championships set for Quinsigamond June 22 25
The Worcester area hosts the national stock championships at Quinsigamond with entries from several states and towns. Events include the 20 lap grand national and various hydroplane races. Organizers include Dean Chenowrun of Seattle and John J. stock from Villa Illinois, with Fred Halle as chair of the regatta committee for the South Association.
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Worcester
Rmote
Ber
Seattle
Dean Chenow
M. Culver
John Jo Stock
Hydro
Way
Monroe
Villa, Ill
Fred Halle Mémbber
Shinney
Este
No Race
The
South Assn
Lake Club
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Ailston
Ray Andrews
United
Isis
H.S. Gridmen
AIC
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Anastas
Sugar
RED Cross
White Pond
Sherry Beattie
Sandra Herrick
Judy Widdows
Susan Stone
Sandra St. Croix
Tom Sjosteat
Susan Foster
Bill Moulton
Beverly Cookson
Brad Ferguson
Susan Sextongphew Kenally
Donna Merrymen
Caro] Hull
Helen Hollis
Naty Johnson
Jane Folsom
Jane Flynn
Kitty Wood
Tonia Goddard
Connie McSheehy
Nancy Chase
Robert Mpsey
Brad Paterson
Gienedowski
Judy
Joy Child
Jerry Wood
Judy Bennett
Cinny Gallege
Robert Deny
Joyce
John Monaghan
Beverly Giles
Richard May
David Frost
Peter Allan
Meritt Stone
Beverly Troise
Maureen Hall
David LeValley
Lois O’hare
Kathérine Caldwell
Stephanie Smale
Lynn Grahawk
Barry
Briah Codp
Dirk Chase
Richard Clark
John Austin
William Coughlin
Dick Bergran
Roger Stretton
Philip Way
Pam Chasé
Andrea Hoyle
John Kirshner
Paul Bradley
Martha Sjostedt
Jerry Spiller
Anrerite
Radford
Joanne Onga Mattson
Dénard
Edoward
Tommy Shay
Ricky Goketty
Danny Morse
Peter Podurski
Michael
Cindy Chandonait
Barbara Zimmier
Peggy
Barbara Lom
Bardi
Leslie
Lauren Leone
Victoria Neumier
Algo
Maria Brigandi
Carolyn Lirette
Eligabeth May
Carl Maki
Bobby Larson
David Geld
Steven
James Ken Nally
Roger Cutler
Larry Hutd
Maki
Karen
Weston Littlefield
Paul Hederstrom
Spencer Fairbanks
Benny Lagaro
Te DeéVol
David Bobroff
Verly
Juan Hee
Ericith
Dale Graham
Linda
Ty-Rods
Postal Union Meets
Choi
Fox
Aaa
Priad
Ste
Westboro
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