Maynard and Roosevelt School News Patchwork
Roosevelt and Maynard schools report student campaigns candy sales for the Maynard Band and aid drives. New pupils join from Raleigh and Germany as teachers fill in, while grade winners and performances mark a busy season.
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Nancy Judson
Maurice Roberts
Miss Sheridan
Linda Gentsch
Judith Scandariato
Patricia Long
Ellen Sokolowski
Cynthia Pallian
Janet Jarvinen
Robert Subick
Robert Boreson
James Hanson
Michael Pilecki
Dorothy
Catherine Cunniff
Christine D’errico
Annazzo
Massachusetts Heritage Monthly
Charles Manty
Fred Madden
James Long
Ronald Massalla
Pilgrims
Herbert Symes
Billy Primiano
Paul Hellawell
Edward Gilleney
Maynard
Coolidge School
P.T.A
Paula Russo
Pamela Farrell
Charles Sokolowski
Muriel Thompson
Robert Stapel
Rodney Hytonen
Raleigh
North Carolina
Barabar Jones
David Jones
Dorothy Barilone
Judith Scandarito
Robert Bedell
Roosevelt
Thoams Byrne
Timothy Knickerbocker
Asia
Timothy
Japan
Glen
Mrs.Knickerbocker
Old Marlboro Road
Concord High School Banquet Honors Football Team
Concord Citizens Committee hosts its 10th annual testimonial banquet for the Concord High School football team at the State Armory on Saturday evening. Wit ham’s serves dinner at 6 45 p.m. Uncle Dinny Madden of South Boston will be guest speaker. Final ticket reservations are due today via Leon J. Moreau or George W. Wilkinson.
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Concord
Concord Citizens Committee
State Armory
Witham’‘s
Dinny” Madden
South Boston
Leon J. Moreau
George W. Wilkinson
West Concord
18 Night Games Illuminate Red Sox 1957 Schedule
Boston announces 18 night games with an 8 15 p m start, 71 Fenway Park dates, and a season ticket plan rollout led by General Manager Joe Cronin. Opening Day features the Yankees April 18 and a Memorial Day doubleheader planned with New England fans awaiting weekend baseball thrills.
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Boston
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Fenway Park
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Yankees
New England
Cronin
Russian Diver McCormick Extends Olympic Lead in Springboard
Patricia McCormick of Lakewood California won the springboard diving title for the second straight time, giving the United States 29 gold medals and setting up a likely two American finish atop the podium. June Stungo of Gary Indiana took silver with 125.89 points while Irene McDonald of Canada earned bronze.
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United Press
Melbourne
Patricia McCormick
Lakewood
Calif
U. S
Russia
Helsinki
June Stungo
Gary
Ind
Irene McDonald
Canada
Barbara Sue Gilders
Detroit
Valentina Tchounitcheva
Phyllis “Twe
Pain Tatoane
Yanks
Murray Roge
Australia
George Breen
Buffalo
N. Y
America
Tsuyo
Yamanaka
Japan
McCormick
Wif
Miss Stango
Tennis Stressed At Kansas School
Anthony high school in Anthony Kansas emphasizes tennis over football and basketball under coach Dan Shorter who, while new to the sport, promotes tennis as a strong all around athletic builder. The town built lighted concrete courts and funds extensive tennis programs and tournaments despite small school size.
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Anthony, Kan
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Association
Kansas
Anthony
Dan Shorter
Shorter
Paprika and Potato Chips Toasted for Snack Time
A New York recipe suggests dusting potato chips with paprika at two teaspoons per cup and baking at 375 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes. The crisps pair well with soups sandwiches or drinks.
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New York
Ex-Coach Leahy Spars At Alma Mater In Pre USC Clash
Grid gossip notes Frank Leahy questioned Concord High team spirit after last week remarks about his alma mater. The item also mentions Beverly Bouchard bowling, ex Concord star Heig Lyle Carlson entering service, and Northwestern’s Al Viola as a notable Maynard High alum and Wildcats MVP in Big Ten circles.
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Concord
Frank Leahy
Southern California
Concord High
Leahy
Beverly Bouchard
Ladies
Dave Bouchard
Brandeis University
Heig Lyle Carlson
Bedford
New Yoyle
Francis Arnold
David Evans
Joseph Manchuso
Northwestern
al‘ Viola
Maynard High
Wildcats
Big Ten
Chicago Tribune
Badminton Games At Lincoln Gym
Lincoln boards and school committees sponsor badminton in Charles Sumner Smith School gymnasium on Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 10. Equipment provided by the Lincoln Badminton Association. Nominal charge per person each night. Adults welcome.
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Lincoln
Board of Selectmen of Lincoln
Lincoln School Committee
Lincoln Recreation Committee
Charles Sumner Smith School
Lincoln Badminton Association
Middlesex All Stars Fall Short to Essex 19-16
Middlesex led 16-0 before Essex rally as Lorne Johnson starred with two late scores to clinch a 19-16 victory. Key Middlesex players included Charlie Flanigan, Bill Watson, Tom Canavan, John Doucette, and Dozzie Fionda, while coach Bernie Megin noted Wakefield connections and standout moments.
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Concord
Middlesex County All-Stars
Essex
Lorne “Tippy” Johnson
Lynn _haltback
Harry Aggains
Manning
Lynn
Johnson Scorred
Charlie Flanigan
Middlesex
Bernie Megin
Megin
Wakefields
Tom O'Donnell
Ronnie Luken
Wakfield
Bob McDonough
Wakefield
Bill Watson
Tom Canavan
John Doucette
Dozzie
Fionda
Stoneham
Pin league action as Wheeler and teammates lead night
Wheeler ONeill Venti and Harmon pace Concord-Both Anchors and Ramblers to 4-0 and 3-1 wins in the Mill Dam Bowling League at Bedford. Hubbardville, Priests, K of C and Pos posted several upsets. Wheeler and ONeill led with high triples and Venti and Harmon with top singles.
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Concord
Ramblers
Mill Dam
Bedford
Tudys
Downing Bridge Acres
Hubbardville
Priests
K. of C
Pos
Lincoln
Richard ‘Wheeler
Bill O’neill
Louis Venti
Bud Harmon
Wachusetts Loop Opens on Friday
Acton Boxborough High teams begin league play Friday night at Blanchard Auditorium at 7 o clock hosting Westford Academy. In three starts the Acton Roxborough Boys have losses to Lun enberg and the Alumni and a win over Townsend. Nearby Sault Ste. Marie Mich is noted as the nation’s third oldest city founded by Father Jacques Marquette.
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Acton—Lunenberg
Acton-Boxborough
Blanchard Auditorium
Lunenberg Girls
J. Steele
Lunenberg Gisls
Hytinen
Bealvac
Eee
Rikonen
Dodge
Osterly
See
St. Germain
C Brockelman
C Eee Peterson
Rg Bachemann
Rg Maki
Lg Eee
Ener Pesola
Lg Ee
Merrill Ee Eee
Acton-Roxborough Oo
Ree
Lg Durem
Acton—Wachusetts
Westford Academy
Acton- Roxborough Goys
Lunenberg
Townsend
Sault Ste. Marié
Mich
Jacques’ Marquette
Marlboro and Hudson Players Honored on All-State Class C Team
Marlboro’s Auger and Hudson’s Christie earned All-State Class C honors as backs and end respectively on the Boston Daily Globe selections. Maynard’s Luker received an honorable mention, with other area players named on reserve and all star lists reflecting the region’s football talent.
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Marlboro
al Auger
Paul Christie
Hudson
nilStar
Boston Daily Globe
Tyne
al Sorchanty
Jim Luker
Maynard
Auger
Christie
Marlboro Daily Enterprise
Middlesex County
Marlboro and
Lynn
Agganis
Luker
Charlie Igan
Concord
Benoit
Whitman
Reed
Newburyport
McHugh
St. Mary
Morgan
Natick
Linquist
Abington
Fresnia
Rockland
Flanigan
Corcoran
Whitinsville Tops Maynard In Central Mass League Opener
The Whitinsville Town Team defeated the Maynard Stags 83 to 69 in the Central Mass League opener. Assadorian and Vanderslaot led Whitinsville while Hank Nowick set a club scoring mark with 37 points for Maynard. Darwiet’s defense stood out for Maynard.
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Whitinsville
Maynard
Central Mass
Whitinsville Town
Maynard Stags
Assadorian
Vanderslaot
Hank Nowick
Slocal
Stags
Nowick
Dick ‘Darwiet
Wai Tstanding
Marlboro
Yale Grid Coach of Year and Players Honored
Yale coach Jordan Oliver was named New England coach of the year at the final sportswriters luncheon. Denis "The Menace" McGill was chosen outstanding football player, while Clarencebh Houston and George C. Carens received honors for service to New England college football. Dartmouth fullback Bob Rex earned the outstanding senior achievement award for becoming the Ivy League leading punter.
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Yale
Jordan Oliver
New England
Denis “the Menace
McGill
Lowe
Scribes
Clarence Bh Houston
Rene Redent
NCAA
George C. Carens
Dartmouth Fulback
Bob Rex
Rex
Dartmouth Jayvees
Leftover meats better when cooled and stored
Michigan State University home economists say leftovers taste better if cooled quickly and placed uncovered in the refrigerator. When cooled, cover and keep in the refrigerator for one or two days.
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Michigan State University
School Lunch Menu For Next Week
The note lists the upcoming school lunch options. Monday offers hamburgers, potato chips, green beans, pears, and milk. Tuesday features baked ham, scalloped potatoes, spinach, bread and butter, vanilla pudding, and milk. Wednesday serves turkey, cake with cranberry sauce, peas, jello, whipped cream, and milk. Thursday includes meatballs, mashed potatoes, buttered bread, sandwich, and milk. Friday presents macaroni and peas, tossed salad, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, peaches, and milk.
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Abe Acton
Hamburg
River crossing times cut by car travel progress note
Hartford report notes a century ago a man crossed the Connecticut River by ferry in 20 minutes. Modern car travel may take up to three times longer, illustrating early transport progress.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut River
Hert
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