Parade Participants Describe Tue July Event Afloat
A fragmented report details a July parade with children on bicycles and wagons led by a parade marshal Mrs Joup and Miss Re Pup. The piece lists numerous participants including Frances, Amber Hill, Barbara Jeles, Dave, James Fin Venti, and Cher tine Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frances
Ian
Pard
Barbara Bles
Fred Franklin Cool- Kelliher
Amber Hill
Barbara Jeles
Dave
James Fin Venti
Wagron
Cary Mendalara
Jeannet Glancous
Orioles Boss Paul Richards Confident As Dual Role Ends Soon
Baltimore Orioles general manager and field manager Paul Richards stated he plans to keep both jobs as long as possible while denying rumors that third baseman George Kell would step into the managing role. Kell, 34, said he plans to continue playing and avoid immediate management, though Richards hinted at potential future changes as his contract nears expiry after 1957.
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Joe Re
United Press
Boston
Paul Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Ichards
George Kell
The
Birds
Richards
Kell
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Lesbon
Oriole
Swifton
Ark
Dairy Goat Show in West Millbury July 21 Mass Council event
The Ninth annual Dairy Goat Show of the Mass Council of Milk Goat Breeders Association will be held with the Worcester County Farmers Field Day at Fjellman Brothers Elmhurst Farm West Millbury off Route 20 on Saturday July 21. Judge W Byron Bennett presides exhibitors from all states welcome animals due by 10 am entries close 10 am judging starts at noon. Entries to Mrs Flora B Keegan Shrewsbury Dairy Goat Queen chosen from young women 16 to 21. last year Miss Alice Havey Weston daughter of the Council Treasurer was runner up for Field Day Queen.
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Sudbury
Mass
Council of Milk Goat Breeders Association, Inc
Worcester County
Fjellman Brothers
Elmhurst Farm
Route 20
West Millbury
W. Byron “Bennett
Flora B. Keegan
Shrewsbury
Alice Havey
Weston
Geary and Adams Tie In Tourney
Concord Cal Geary club champion at Concord Country Club and John Adams tied for top honors in the weekend golf tourney. Each finished one up in the handicap versus medal. Other scorers included Danforth W. Comins Jr and Jonathan Snel ling both even, with several others down several strokes.
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Concord
Cal Geary
John Adams
Concord Country Club
Danforth W. Comins Jr
Jonathan Snelling
Jack K. Holmes
Hubert M. Wardwell
Charlee B. Johnson
Joseph Kierce
George Phillips
Franklin R. Johnson
John Codding
Robert W. Scott
Mason L. Ham
Loring Grimes
C. W. Lovejoy
Recreation Commission Meeting Reports Record Summer Registrations
The Concord The recreation commission held a regular meeting Monday chaired by Richard F Wood. Director Bernard E Megin reported record summer program registrations at four local play areas and discussed the swimming program opening this week tied to playground classes.
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Concord
Recreation Commission
Richard F. Wood
Bernard E. Megin
Davison Wins $1450 Yale Scholarship
Richard Harold Davison of Sudbury earns a $1450 scholarship to Yale University. He attended Phillips Exeter Academy for two years and plans to major in Civil Engineering. Born in Boston, he grew up in Sudbury and was associated with Mary Lamb School and Sudbury High School.
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Sudbury
Richard Harold Davison
Theodore Davisons
South Sudbury
Yale University
Richie Ag
Harold Parmenter
Concord Road
Phillips Exeter Academy
Boston
Mary Lamb
Wayside Inn
Sudbury High School
Richie
Little League Season Ends with Sabres Ahead
The Sabres led the first half with the Comets and Arrows close for second while the Hawks trailed. With three games left in the second half the Sabres top the Arrows and Hawks in second and third and the Comets in last place. A Sabres Arrows playoff could follow if results swing. Townspeople thanked for July 4 contributions.
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Sabres
Comets
Arrows
Hawks
Stow Free Swimming Classes Begin August 6 At Lake Boon
Stow plans free swimming and water safety classes for school aged children at Lake Boon starting August 6. Registration is Saturday July 21 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in the Town Hall to estimate demand for potential bus transportation and a nominal weekly charge if a bus is hired. Hudson Chapter American Red Cross coordinates the program.
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Stow
Lake Boon
Hudson Chapter
American Red Cross
Sudbury Softball Tryouts Set for July 16 at Field
Sudbury softball organizers under Volk and Colunturo invite players to arrive July 16 at 6 30 p m at Sudbury Athletic Field to form two or more teams. The Little League is over lets back the big boys.
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Sudbury
Volk
Colunturo
Sudbury Athletic Field
Washington College's unique Name Tied to George Washington
Washington College in Maryland retains its historic name by the consent of George Washington, distinguishing it as the sole institution to bear that title with his approval.
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Washington College
Maryland
George Washington
Concord Golfers Enter State Amateur Playoffs
Three Concord golfers were listed in the sectional playoffs for the state amateur championship. Cal Geary recent club champion Harold Ca hoon Jr and Heggie Johnston former Middlesex School athlete were named among the entrants.
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Concord
Cal Geary
Harold Cahoon, Jr
Heggie Johnston
Middlesex School
Assabet Valley Pony League enters second half with tight race
Maynard The Assabet Valley Pony League resumes with four evenly matched clubs battling for split halves. The Dairymen who won the first half seek a two half sweep as next week’s schedule lists Green Sox Jets Blades Dairymen matchups. Walters Bud Jones and Walter Cree named co managers of the All Star team.
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Maynard
Valley Pony
Dairymen
Green Sox
Jets
Tursday
Blades
G - Sox
Walters
Walter
Bud) Jones
The
Walter Cree
Assabet Valley
Acton School Notes Highlight Local Personnel Moves
Acton Ole Garthe enjoys a two week vacation at New Hampshire resort. Albert Koch, longtime Acton faculty member 1948 1951, buys home in Saxonville after earning a doctor of philosophy from Boston University. Mrs Gail Spiegelman travels to Paris for two year study with modern address provided. Bette Putnam of South Acton begins duties as Acton Roxborough High secretary. Summer workshop at Fitchburg State Teachers College covers menu planning nutrition health programs and cost control for school lunches.
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Acton
Ole Garthe
Julia L. McCarthy
Alton Bayou Lake Winnepesauked
New Hampshire
Albert Koch
Saxonville
Koch
Boston University
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Laurel
Gail Spiegelman
Paris
France
University of Paris
Spiegelman
American Express Co
Rue
Scribe
F. William Rimbach
Lawrence Tucker
Cleon Phelps
Howard Stapleson
State Teachers College
Fitchburg
Lincoln Fourth of July program draws big crowd
In Lincoln the Fourth of July celebration went smoothly with perfect weather. The parade and many entries including the horribles impressed attendees, two ball games featured fathers versus sons and Lincoln Mohawks versus Fort Devens, and a band concert by the Waverley Post delighted the crowd. Police Chief Leo J. Algeo and ex-Selectman Edmund W. Giles received blue ribbons from the committee, with judges Mrs. Matthew Doherty, Miss Margaret Algeo, and Ethan Murphy.
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Lincoln
The
Horribles
Waverley Post
Leo J. Algeo
Edmund W. Giles
Matthew Doherty
Margaret Algeo
Ethan Murphy
Lincoln Mohawks
Fort Devens
Vines Signs For PGA Test At Blue Hill Canton
Ellsworth: Vines, famed tennis star turned golfer, will compete in the 38th National PGA Championship at Blue Hill Country Club Canton in July 2024. A former U S singles champion in 1931 and 1932 he is among seasoned veterans. he recently teaches at Tamrask CC in California and appeared in the 1946 Massachusetts State Open. Tickets available at Filene’s Boston and NE PGA pro shops.
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Ellsworth
Vines
Blue Hill Country Club
Canton
U. S
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Longmeadow
Jerry Gianferante
Tamraisk C. C
California
Firemen and Police Play Softball Clash at Emerson Playground
In Concord at Emerson Playground last Saturday evening the firemen beat the police 12 to 4 in a charity softball game. Igie Moreau hit two homers for the firemen and Marty Yauga homered for the police. The event raised more than 55 for the Little League with a rematch set for Rideout Playstead at 6 30 p.m. Saturday.
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Concord
Emerson Playground
Igie Moreau
Marty, Yauga
Theso
Robert Kelley
Charlie Boardman
Boardman
Dave Pickel
Paul Sweeney
Rideout
Stengel Reluctant to Cheer Loss as Mantle Shines
Washington reports Casey Stengel not sad after the 7-3 All-Star loss to the National League. He cites Mickey Mantle's sixth inning homer and leg shows Mantle can run and hit, boosting the Yankees for the stretch. Stengel credits NL pitching by Bob Prineid and John Antonelli for the win.
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Washington
Casey Stengel
Mckey Mantle
Yankees
Stengel
Mantle
Noah
Walter Alston
Bob’ "Prienid
Pirates
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Pendleton Hotel Installs Car TV Courtesy Service
A Pendleton Oregon hotel offers curbside curbside TV service with a clerk inside the hotel watching from registration to vehicle. The setup allows drivers to view the clerk as they register, marking a new contactless experience.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Bears roam to recover food stations in Glacier NP
Bears nicknamed Bum trapped near Glacier National Park were carried 60 miles away and returned to their handout stations within weeks, wildlife observers report.
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Glacier National Park
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Swifty
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