Testimonial Honors Concord Grid Stars At Dinner
Over 500 attend a tribute dinner honoring Concord grid players. Speakers include Edward Chase Winthrop Lee Dr Angelo Giaudrone and John Donovan with awards for Most Valuable Back and Lineman. Coaches Megin Carew O Connell and trainer O Connor receive gifts.
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John B. Bartolomeo
Currier
Edward P. Chase
Selectman
Archibald H. Ferran
Winthrop H. Lee
Angelo Giaudrone
John F. Donovan
Prinipal
Bernard E. Megin
Isabelle Campbell
Carlisle
Frank J. Joslin
Bedford School Committee
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord High
George Vents
Concord Elks
Walter R. Carew
John J. O'Connell
James H. Connolly
St. Bernard’s Church
John A. York
Edwin B. Nylen
West Concord Union Church
John W. Carman
Lincoln School
Donovan
Jack Hutchinson
Andy Horne
Ben Dougherty
Murray Mulls
Fran Smith
Pete LeBlanc
Paul Lyons
Mark Crowell
Hutchinson
Henry Isner
M Voigt
al Beecy
Joseph Campobasso
R. of
C. Memorial
Concord- Lexington
Lexington Boosters Market
Concord
Megin, Carew
O’connell
O‘connor
Bedford Lexinon Bowling Roundup Touts Five Matches
Bedford bowling schedule lists five matches at Lexinon and Nashoba Sportsmen Club in North Acton with start times around 7 to 8 p.m. FRIDAY sees two matches at Titto's Alleys 8 p.m. and MONDAY features Mill Dam and intra town leagues plus Maynard women at Tutto’s Alleys 9. THURSDAY hosts West Concord six matches at Tutto’s Alleys 7.
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Bedford Bowling League
Lexinon
Nashoba Sportsmeng
North Acton
Skittlers
Titto’s
Mill Dam
Lexington
Maynard
Tutto’s
Tuebca Concord High
Needham High
Needham
Acton
Harvard
West Concord Bowling League
Bowling League Pairings Set For Next Monday
Concord matches in the Mill Dam Bowling League schedule for Monday at 7 o clock in Lexington feature Lincoln facing Tudys Anchors meeting Hubbardville Andy Boy versus K the C Srs Priests against Jokers and K of C Srs versus Ramblers. The Hubbardville Anchors clash could heavily impact the standings.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
Lincoln
Tudys
Anchors
Hubbardville
Andy Boy
Dog Finds Lost Baseballs in Hedge With Buster Lee
Prentiss Mississippi. Buster Lee praises his setter Lou for tracking balls fouled into tall grass around the local diamond. The dog sniffed and found the ball, helping the sandlot team finish a perfect summer without losing a ball.
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Prentiss
Miss
Buster Lee
Lee
Lou
Groton Boys Top Acton 61 42 in League Contest
Groton High boys defeated Acton High 61 to 42 ending Acton's winning streak in the Waremouth League. Girls’ team won big 87 to 53 with Miss Spinney and Beaudoin combining for 79 points.
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Groton Five
Misses Spinney
Beaudoin Star
Acton
Groton High Boys
Acton High Boys
Spinney
Beaudoin
Groton Acton
P Leeming
RF Wee
Hatch
RF A Anderson
Koh
Gingras
Steele
Bersted
Stee
See
Wens
McNayr
Britt
Lee
Jackson
RG Thee
Wwe
Ee Woods
Etter
Eens Kazakas
RG McDowell
Wee Phelps
LG Ee
Ee Payton
Hallett
Hayes
Groton
Wees
Barnsley
Parker
Acton Reid
Rss
McGregor
Edgar
Tee
Ewe McDonnell
Ey Duren
McCann
Ewe Ee Per
Powell
CF Bartlett
Three Are Elected Grid Co-Captains At Concaca High
Concord high will have three football co captains for 1956 as Brad Mattison Bob Siefman and The Flanigan tie for leadership. All are juniors and share honors after a tied vote. They succeed seniors Jack Hutchinson and Andy Horne who graduate.
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Concaca High
Concord
Concord High
Brad Mattison
Bob Siefman
Flanigan
Jack Hutchinson
Andy Horne
West Concord leads as Harding and Palmers tie Dovre
West Concord Hardings lead by three points in the West Concord Bowling League after a 1 1 tie between Palmers and Dovre. Palmers and Dovre sit tied for second place.
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West Concord
Hardings
Palmers
Dovre
Middlesex League basketball results feature Lexington win
Concord area games opened with Lexington beating Natick 49 to 44 and Winchester defeating Arlington 67 to 50. Joe Bellino led Lexington with 19 points while John Vance and Eddie Martin guided the winners. Former Lexington players Maloy and Schmid appeared for Lawrence Academy in a 43-39 win over Groton School.
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Concord
Middlesex
Lexington
Natick
Winchester
Arlington
Joe Bellino
Joe
Winchester Indians
John Vance
Eddie Martin
Ronnie Schmid
Gene Maloy
Lawrence Academy
Groton School
Maloy
Paul Redmond
Belmont High
Walter Anderson
Redmond
Maynard
Waltham
Marlborg High
Northboro
Venison Supper for Concord Rod & Gun Club Members
Concord Rod and Gun Club hosts a venison supper at the clubhouse on Wednesday December 21 at 7 o clock. The next regular meeting follows on December 28 with President William J. Ryan presiding.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
William J. Ryan
Ted Currier Starts Houston News Photography Career
Ted Currier, a senior at Sam Houston High School in Houston, begins a journalism path in writing sports and news and taking photographs for The Aegis. He serves as boys sports editor and art and photography editor and is a second lieutenant in ROTC while his father works at the V A Regional Office.
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Maynard
Rudy Currier
The
Enterprise
Sam Houston High School
Texas
Ted Currier
Theodore B. Currier
Bedtora
Irene Helenius
Currier
V.A
Houston
Ted
Martha
Peter
Curriers
Miss Snow
Leaders Tops by Spoints in Global Dairy Survey
A global study finds Camels, yaks, goats, water buffalo, ewes, and reindeer widely used for milk in various regions. The report highlights diverse livestock roles in dairy production across continents.
School Coaches Attend Fall Meeting At MIT Facility
Concord local coaches attended the annual fall schoolboy meeting at the MIT Facility on Saturday. Names listed include Bernie Megin John OConnell Skip OConnor John McGrail Walter Carew Val Muscato now at Oliver Ames. Dave Gavin Melrose was elected president of the association for the new year.
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Concord
M. I. T. Facilty
Bernie Megin
John O’connell
Skip” O'Connor
John McGrail
Walter Carew
Val Muscato
Oliver Ames
Dave Gavin
Melrose
Association
Maynard School News Highlights Busy Committees and Awards
Maynard students and staff report active club work and honors. Junior Women’s Club dance committees include Orchestra and decorations led by named faculty and parents. Tuberculosis drive shows strong student support with 100 percent in eight homerooms. High school awards honor football and field hockey players. Coolidge and Roosevelt schools note readings, certificates, candy sales, and Christmas programs in progress.
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Maynard
DeGrappo
Brenda Dreschler
Meredith Lever
Christine
Nelson
Audrey Albert
Mary Connerney
Jeanne Grandell
Elaine Kugima
Kathleen Niemala
Doris Piecewicz
Shelia Byrne
Sandra Gunn
Barbara Harrington
Heather Jenkins
Elaine Morrison
Dorothea Murphy
Maynard Hugo School
Frediano D. Mattioli
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Hotel Statler
Boston
Maynard High School
Football Letter
Karl Larsen
Robert Jarmulowicz
Cocaptain
Larry Shorette
Albert Carlson
Bruce
Warila
Philip Williams
Thomas Duggan
James Luker
William Lizotte
Richard Aha
Richard Carlton
Fred Chandler
William Pajmen
James Fundhan
Lawrence Armour
James Lydon
Ralph Martino
James O’loughlin
Richard Jones
John West
William Mulcahy
Donald Boothroyd
Arthur Madden
Larkin
Jesselyn Piecewicz
Catherine Kulegich
Garon Massarelli
Eleanor Pi
Anne Saviskosi
Judith Tower
Patricia Uglevich
Leigh Robinson
Wanda
Zawadzski
Mary Duggan
Carol Lawson
Coolidge School
Allan Littig
Department of Education
Division of Library Extension
Chhildren
Ann Mercier
Lillian Boreson
Robert Stapel
William Sokolowski
Eleanor Colburn
Peter Tschaikowsky
Band Parents Club
Frank Angelosauto
Charles Gilleney
Cullinanes Be a Now In Third Round of Club Scores
Race results show Rod & Gun tied, Palmers 2 4, Bottled Gas blank Home Products 4 0, Dovre beat Postoffice 3 1, FE & S downed Contons 3 1, Cushmans beat Fentons 4 0. Individual totals list Hardings 174 287 285 172 284 184 and Cullinanes 161 273 304 288 169 144 1386.
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Hardings Beet Wee
Palmers Pee Ee
Rod & Gun
Palmers
Dovre
Postoffice
Contons
Cushman’s
Fentons
Hardings
F. Dée
G. Wilkinson
C. Hamilton
JJ .Anderson
J. Farrar
F. Ratta
F. Edwardson
A. Peterson
B. O’néil
S. Dirkson
N. Johansen
W. Johansen
B. Bartolomeo
R. Eady
A. Beaudoin
J. Oakman
W. Swenson
Jim Farrar
T. Edwardson
Condons
J. Masarielo
Oilers Hold Lead In Har vard Bowling Standings
Acton-Sal Watkins led the Oilers with a 323 high in the Harvard bowling league Tuesday. Outlaws defeated Wildcast 3-1, Farmers beat Wostops 4-0, Oilers topped Outcasts 31. Other 300s included Walter Carlson 318 Lou Fierra 307 Stan Paskiewicz 305 Walter Ballard 303 and Dick Gallant 300. Paskiewicz had the high single 115 with Carlson 114 Gallant 113 and Fierra 112.
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Acton
al Watkins
Harvard
Outlaws
Wildcast
Farmers
Oilers
Walter Carlson
Lou Fierra
Stan Paskiewicz
Walter Ballard
Dick Gallant
Paskiewicz
Carlson
Gallant
Sal” Watkins
Luker and Lizotte Named Co Captains of 1956 Eleven
Maynard high announces Jim Luker and Bill Lizotte as co captains for the 1956 football team succeeding Karl Larson and Robert Jarmulowicz. Both are third year varsity players noted for leadership and academics with Luker an honor student. The lettermen praise their determination spirit and sportsmanship as they head into the season.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Bill Lizotte
Jim Licer
Karl Larson
Robert Jarmulowicz
Lizotte
Luker
Jim Luker
Maynard High to Play Chelmsford Friday
Maynard High School's basketball team known as the Happy Wanderers heads to Chelmsford for a Friday night game coached by Don Sissen. Captain Dave Crotty leads the orange and black with teammates Tass Martino Kulevich Luker Ceriten and Jones.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Chelmsford
Don Sissen
Dave Crotty
Martino
Kulevich
Luker
Cerlten
Jones
Education note on Jean’s second certificate
A fragment notes Jean earned a second certificate at Cunlore since the school opened in September. The brief mentions the Education department context but provides limited details on dates or full titles.
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Jean
Cunlore
Unclear Miami Sports Rumors Spark Play Decision Talk
Fragmentary quotes from Miami sports figures discuss next season plans and odds of participation. Reporters note uncertainty as golfers and others weigh future involvement amid continued speculation.
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Miami
Fla
Jams
Sam Good
National Fishing Survey Aims to Map U S Anglers
Washington wildlife experts announce a new scientific survey to count and profile fishermen across the United States. The study, supervised by the Interior Department and conducted by S D Surveys Inc., will sample men nationwide to estimate licensing, age, and fishing habits for conservation planning and land use defense.
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Washington
Indy
Ndlife Federation
Wildlife Service Dpartment of Interior
S-D Surveys, Inc
City
Crossley
Armed Forces
Air Force
Aransas Range
Nashoba Club Meeting At Clubhouse Tonight
The Nashoba Club lists its annual meeting with a 709 worth acton mi ing. President Walter L presides as the club gathers at the clubhouse for the event.
Green Bay Football Struggles Across Early 1930s
In 1930 and 1931 the Green Bay team faced a difficult period with three consecutive losses. The article notes a slump affecting the squad’s performance and public interest during those seasons.
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The
Green Bay
Onlord
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