West Concord Townies Rally Past Littleton 6 5
West Concord Townies overcame a 5-4 deficit with two ninth inning runs at Rideout Playground to defeat league leading Littleton 6-5. Matt Sepe and Roy Anderson each had two hits including Sepe a triple, as West Concord moved into a first place tie with Groton in the Village loop.
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West Concord
Rideout
Est Concord
Littleton
Groton
Higginsmen
West Concard
Matt Sepe
Roy Anderson
Val Muscato
Sepe
Hartwell
Cozzens
W. Concord
Arkerson
Jones Muscato
Hunt
Rideout Girls Take Part in Arts and Crafts Contest
West Concord at Rideout Playground hosts an arts and crafts event for children aged 7 and up. Winners include first prize Dickie Palmer, second John Anderson, third David Berglind in the younger group, with senior girls prizes going to Dorothy Sigman, Madeline Kohh, and Marilyn Hill. Many participants listed by name.
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West Concord
Concord
Rideout Playground
Dickie Palmer
John Anderson
David Berglind
Dorothy Sigman
Madeleine Kohh
Marilyn Hill
Elaine Halloran
Mary Lawton
Marilyn Hills
Patricia Anderson
Judy Anderson
Brenda Connors
Kay Ware
Alice S$pellman
Leona McManus
Carol Parker
Selma Thileen
Mary Palmer
Mary Jane Grant
Nancy Delfino
Ann Callahan
Nancy Hills
Jane Lawton
Patsy Cullinane
Jean Dohoney
Barbara Mansfield
Linda Randell
Roberta Sheehan
Elizabeth Rice
Carolyn Piper
Nan Bell
Donna Tibietz
Barara Stuhre
Betty Hume
Bedford Opens Playground Classes at Page Field
Bedford announces summer playground classes at Page Field from Monday to August 31. The Bedford Recreation Committee and Bedford Youth Activities Association supervise with officers Charles S. Hume president William J. Beecy vice president Earl S. Atwood treasurer and Horace Riviere secretary. Instructors George Blackburn and two teachers guide older boys ages 9 to 19 in baseball track and basketball 1 pm to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Younger children ages 5 to 10 and girls 5 to 9 join craft activities 1 pm to 5 pm on Tuesday and Thursday. End-of-season field day includes a food sale to fund winter basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Edford
Page Field
Bedford Recreation
Pagefield
Vincent Conroy
Bedford Union School
Ore
Marie Macklin
Wilmington
Ecommites
Forfeit Victory By Mohawks In Suburban Loop Game
The Lincoln Mohawks won a forfeit in the Suburban Twi loop from Watertown I A C after a 2 2 tie. Umpire's sixth inning call led to Lincoln being awarded a 9 0 victory as Watertown refused to continue playing. Johnny Gudzinowicz of Maynard pitched for Lincoln, four hits to Watertown's five.
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Concord
Lincoln Mohawks
Watertown I. A. C
Lincoln
Watertown
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Maynard
Iowa Gasoline Tax Revenue Growth Over 25 Years
Net collections of the Iowa gasoline tax reached 28.23 million dollars last year, nearly five times the amount collected twenty five years earlier, highlighting a long term rise in fuel levies and state revenue.
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Iowa
Concord links enter State Open at Vesper Club
Local entrants Bill OBrien Ca] Gea and Jonathan Snelling compete as Concord plans for the State Open at Vesper Country Club Tyngsboro. A 12 year old Lexington swimmer Jean Gilman wins three events in Lex Recreation annual meet. Other notes cover junior baseball standings Acton Ayer tied, Lexington leads Waltham Twi circuit, Lincoln Mohawks third in Watch City circuit, Lincoln losses 19 3 to Malden City Club, and various coaching and college visits in the area.
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Concord
Vesper Country Club
Tyngsboro
Bill O’brien
Gea
Jonathan Snelling
Jean Gilman
Lexington
Lexington Recreation Committee
Acton
Ayer
North Middlesex
Stow
Littleton
West Concord
Lincoln
Watch City
Malden
Mike Skhaff
Lowell
Baltimore Oriolés
Baltimore University
Lincoln Playground
Bedford
Dave Anderson
N.E.A.R. A
Webster
Lexingoon
University of Montana
John Webster
Concord High
Charlie Callahan
Notre Dame
Bernie Megin
Colorado Springs
Charlie
Val Muscato
Gus Soffxiti
Ed. McCaffrey Callahan
Dartmouth
Milt F Piepul
Megin
Concord Country Club
Stow Acton Trail Ayer In League Standings
North Middlesex Junior League standings as of Tuesday show Acton and Stow tied for positions. Littleton and Shipley regions trail with mixed results. details incomplete due to OCR errors.
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Stow
Acton
Trail
Ayer
Boston Weather Chief Repeats Brief Radio Forecast
After delivering a six minute radio forecast at the Boston weather bureau chief Oscar Tenenbaum's phone rang a voice asked for a repeat. The exchange shows the pace of weather updates and the public’s quick request for clarification.
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Boston
U. P
Oscar Tenenbaum
Boston Weather Bureau
Fire Works And Band Concert To Aid Great Sports Day
Ward Park hosts a citywide event on July 28 featuring fireworks a softball showcase two band concerts and morning sports with prizes. Marlboro Girls all star softball versus Framingham and Piave softball from Chyasus plus a full schedule from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Free for all residents with committees led by Cofelice DeSimone DiBuono and Ghiloni.
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Lyonhurst
Tire Club
Ward Park
Louie Ghiloni
Marlboro Girls
Allstar
Framingham
Piave
Chyasus
Shrewsbury
Playground Classes Active In Concord And West Concord
The third week of the annual summer playground program runs at Emerson and Rideout with Bernie Megin directing and Miriam Clark and William Johnson supervising. Highlights include a pet show, baseball games, and a doll carriage parade with 62 contestants. Emerson beat Rideout in softball and Rideout edged Emerson in a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord’ Recreation Commission
Emerson
Rideout
Bernie Megin
Miriam C. Clark
William M. Johnson
L Lexington Playground
Mollie McWalter
Albert Newman
Walter Ramsay
Susan’ Wiles
Ruby Mower
Kiernan Named Milton School Superintendent
Dr Owen B Kiernan former head of the Sudbury Wayland and Sherborn union district will become Milton school superintendent succeeding Horace F Turner who retires on September 1 after 25 years of service Kiernan a Randolph native earned a 1935 State Teachers College degree a 1940 Boston University doctorate and a 1950 Harvard master’s degree He served on the State Board of Education and was Education representative for the Commonwealth’s school building aid program in 1948 He is married with three children.
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Sudbury
Owen B. Kiernan
Union
Wayland and Sherborn
Milton
Horace F. Turner
Kiernan
State Teachers College
Boston University
Harvard
Banker True Cops Weekend Golf Tourney Winner
Over the weekend at Concord Country Club a best selected 12 hole tournament with two thirds handicap saw banker E Payson True win with 54 39. Other scores included Bill O'Brien 44 41 Cal Geary 44 41 Joe Kierce 45 42 Ted Anpel 47 42 James Austin 53 42 and Roger Crafts 51 43.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
E. Payson True
Bill O’brien
Cal Geary
Joe Kierce
Ted Anpel
James Austin
A. ©. Holward
Roger Crafts
Norman C Spencer
O’brien
Lennie Smith
John Tew
Charles W. Lovejoy
Austin
Hubert Ye Wardwell
A. Lawrence
Peirson
Irs
Wardwell
C. Crane
O Sullivan Drives Mohawks Twin Bill Split
In a Suburban League twin bill, Concord The Lincol Mo Mohawks beat Malden City Cub 5-4 in the first game with Frankie O Sullivan delivering a clutch sixth inning single to score Eddie Cunningham after a walk and sacrifice bunt. O Sullivan, on loan from Cabot nine, pitched a three hitter win. Second game pitched by Picentino, Mohawks fall 4-3. Local Lincoln youth on roster include Bill O Neill Ray Maher Jerry Robinson Gene Robinson Johnny Gudzinowicz Nick Macone Dave Spooner Cunningham Bill Holmes aka Dave Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lincol’ Mohawks
Malden City Cub
Frankie O’sullivan
Eddie Cunningham
Ray Maher
O’sullivan
Cabot
Newton
Picentino
Mohawks
Lincoln
Bill O’neill
Maher
Jerry Robinson
Gene Robinson
Johnny Gudzinowicz
Nick Macone
Dave Spooner
Cunningham Bill Holmes
Dave Todd
Boards To Discuss Plan To Complete Bowl At Riverside
Hudson area boards plan a joint meeting at Town Hall tonight at eight to map united action for finishing the Riverside park football bowl in time for fall use. Groups include Hudson High athletic council school committee public works park and finance committees. Estimated cost around 2000 dollars. Bleachers would be installed and used with the council’s temporary seating, and the stone wall would be completed. The bowl began during Riverside park construction and was halted when federal aid ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
United Action
Riverside Park
Town Hall
Hudson High School Athletic Council
Public Works Commissioners
Park Commissioners
Athletic Council
Murphy Real Title Timber Promises Big Fight
Irish Bob Murphy the red headed terror of television is rated real title timber after a dominant win over Jake La Motta. He faces Dynamite Joe Rindone at Braves Field Monday night July 23 with Rindone seeking a path to the light heavyweight crown held by Joey Maxim despite a prior six round knockout loss to Murphy.
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Bob Murphy
San Diego
Joe Rindone
Roxbury
Braves Field
Trish Bob
Jake LaMotta
Murphy
Jake
Ray Robinson
Bronx
L&motta
Robinson
Sugar Ray
LaMotta
Rindone
Bob
Boston ‘Garden
Joey Maxim
Hudson Youth to Enter Northeastern University in September
Richard Mortenson son of Mr and Mrs Walmar Mortenson 47 Main Street Hudson will begin mechanical engineering studies at Northeastern University in the fall term opening September 5 He is an honor graduate of Hudson High School and received the Piks scholarship at Commencement He led in school affairs and was master councillor Marlboro chapter Order of De Molay
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Hudson
Richard Mortenson
Walmar Mortenson
Main Street
Northeastern University
Hudson High School
Piks
Marlboro
Order of
de. Molay
Pheasant Pens Near Completion at Marlboro Club
Work on the pheasant pens at the Marlboro Fish and Game Club grounds will finish this week. About 400 young pheasants from the Massachusetts Department of Conservation hatcheries will be released later after six weeks of care.
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Marlboro
King Philip Handicap Set For Saturday At Narragansett Park
Narragansett Park, Pawtucket, opens week two of a 24 day spring meet with strong attendance and mutuel handle gains. The 15th King Philip Handicap, a $5000 added mile and a sixteenth test, drew 25 nominations including DeLuxe aiming to join a rare two time win. Trainer Charley Reynolds, recently signed to condition M. F. Drinkhouse horses, debuts six here with more to come from New York.
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Pawtucket
R. I. Narragansett Park
True Davis Jr
DeLuxe
Gansett
Charley Reynolds
New England
M. F. Drinkhouse
New York
Reynolds
Glen Riddle
Sam Garfield
Lynn
Mass
Veloz
Yolanda
Drums
Louis Prima
Jamaica
Acton Residents Share Leave and Family Gatherings
Leroy Barnhart Jr USN is home on leave with his East Acton family. Allen and Mrs Moody and daughter Maralen spent weekend at Pine Island hosted by Harrington Moore family. Barker and Hill families return from Maine and Cape trips. Susan Ott, daughter of Thomas and Mrs Ott, West Acton, celebrated her fourth birthday with friends Constance Fortin Linda Cunningham David Charter Wayne Decker Jean Lundberg Margaret Coons Susan Thompson Deborah Smith.
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Leroy Barnhart, Jr
USN
Mrs
Leroy Barnhart
East Acton
Allen G. Moody
Maralen
Pine Island
Jap Harrington Moore
Susan Ott
Thomas C. Ott
West Acton
Constance ‘Fortin
Linda Cunningham
David Charter
Wayne Decker
Jean Lundberg
Margaret Coons
Susan Thompson
Deborah Smith
Pheasant Shipment Announced for Local Club
The article notes club members will seek pheasants in nearby fields and meadows with the first shipment expected to arrive this week.
Legislative Budget Deliberations Spark Tax Debate
A fragmentary report shows legislators discussing taxes and spending as the end of the session nears. The House committee chair and others debate reductions and new levies while library funding and state priorities draw attention amid a tight fiscal picture.
Unclear fragment from Newbury and Gloucester area notes
Readable text cites Newbury Lowell Road Gloucester and Barbara Street with fragmentary references to North Canada and July. The snippet lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons to form a complete news item.
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Newbury
Lowell Road
Gloucester
Durin
Barbara
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Norm Anderson
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Don Castor
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Dick Evans
Jack Hutchinson
Clars Thorpe
Fred Walker
George Watkins
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Caroline
Wanderly
Mary Murray
Carl Anderson
Mr Bouchard
Elizabeth Murray
Janée Lawton
Barbara Stuhre
deCordova Museum
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School Athletic Council
Hudson Youth
N. U
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Richard Barker
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