Bedford Hanscom Comets Edge Navy Then Lose to Destroyers
Bedford Hanscom Comets split latest Northeast Conference baseball results with coach Harry Tracey guiding the team to a 20 to 4 win over Boston Navy before a 42 to 5 defeat against Defiant Destroyer Fleet. Eric Lefty Stein earned his second win of the campaign, pitching two earned runs.
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Bedford
Hanscom ‘Comets
Harry ‘Tracey
Boston Navy
Defiant
Destroyer Fleet
Eric
Lefty’ Stein
Memorial Swim Meet Plans Underway for July 24
A local sports group announces a summer swimming meet after a schedule confusion. The event aims to showcase young swimmers and attract community interest in the Compord Red Cross Chapter activities.
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Compord
iRed
Youth swimming lessons begin with multiple groups
Last week the program started with 270 enthusiastic Sutbury youngsters. Four groups meet at White's courtesy of Briar Associates, with beginners to advanced swimmers assigned by ability. Sessions run 9 to 12 with instructors Paul McGovern Nancy Schuhle Elie Sears Susan Chance Karen Jokesoari Marian Aronie Jennifer Frost Carol Sexton Kenneth Robbins James Markantonia. Bus drivers Ray Phelps Ken Hooper and chaperones Mrs Shirley Smith and others accompany groups.
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Ming
Wand
Paul McGovern
Nancy Schuhle
Elie Sears
Susan ‘Chance
Karen Jokesoari
Marian Aronie
Jennifer Frost
Carol ‘Sexton
Kenneth ‘Robbins
James Markantonia
Ray Phelps
Ken+Hooper
Shirley Smith
Joseph ‘Lochiatto
Alfred Gale
Robert Bareiss
Concord Woodworking Company outing features games and music
Concord woodworking staff and families enjoyed a Saturday afternoon and evening at the Muskegon Club with activities for all ages. Highlights included a baked bean feast, dancing to the Concords orchestra, and a softball game where John Daowney’s American All-Stars edged Ed. Priest’s National All Stars by a couple of runs.
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West
Concord
Spersonnel
Musikeétiquid ‘Club
Rony
Ralph Joftes
Bobby
Grace French
Ralph ‘Thileen
Concords
John Daowney
Priest
National jAlltars
Kkrty
Wooster
Walter Bessey
Or ‘ Butene
Les
Frank ‘Waldron
Ruth
Roger Carter
Ginny Lloyd
Arthur Aalto
All Star Feature Highlights Local Player and Pro Teams
Concord West Acton's Jack Onstow, now a Boston Red Sox scout, appears in The Sporting News all star issue. Don Nottebart, ex Lexington High Star, bragged in taunts as he won a 3 0 night game for Milwaukee Braves affiliate in the Can Association, while coaching Pittsburgh's 1925 championship squad.
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Concord
West Acton
Jack Onstow
Boston Red Sox
Sporting News
Pittsburgh
Don Nottebart
Lexington High
Star
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Braves
Concord annual outing at Musketaquid men’s club
West Concord residents are invited to the Concord annual outing at Musketaquid men’s Club grounds this Saturday July 18. A ham and bean supper will be served from 12 noon to midnight and admission to the grounds is free.
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West Concord
Jie
Sft
Odsee Ual Wisst
Concord
Musketaquidmen’s Club
Concord Monthly Meeting Report Highlights Barbecue and Workshops
Concord monthly meeting at the clubhouse led by Clarence Nelson focuses on recent barbecue success reported by Louis Andradeon, with encouragement for ongoing workshops on Wednesdays and Sundays.
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Concord
Ut Ee
Cardinals Clash with Red Sox in Rideout Showdown
A fragmented local item notes a Cardinals versus Red Sox matchup highlighted by Rideout's involvement. The read text is incomplete but implies a featured ground game or play event with Camden Park or a nearby arena as setting.
Mullin May Gain NW Scholarship to Northeastern
Maynard High School star Eddie Mullin son of Mr and Mrs Leott Mullin of Haynes Street is listed for a scholarship to Northeastern University. The former ace quarterback led the Maynard eleven last season and served as captain and band member. Local football fans anticipate his collegiate gridiron display.
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Maynard
Edward
Leott
Mullin
Haynes Street
Northeastern University
Ed Ee
Maynard High School
Wan
Y Tea
Djocal Footall
Eddie
Fresh Water Fishing Contest Winners Named
In a Boston Globe sponsored event, Charlie Syrjanen of 8 Second Street won a calico bass in the junior class. Stephen Vingiguerra of 16 Parker Street took third place in the senior class with a trout.
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Maynard
Boston ‘Globe
Charléo Syrjanen
Second Street
Stephen Vingiguerra
Parker Street
Assabet Valley Little League All Stars Named
Maynard Fifteen players and two alternates were chosen to represent Assabet Valley Little League in district championship games. Selected players include from Elks and Sparks squads with Stan Uglevich and Roy Lents guiding the team as manager and coach. The squad awaits the first game notification expected within weeks.
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Stan Uglevich
The
Elks i
Rickie
Bickies
Philip C. Breton
Oh the
Donal Ams
Veeren Progr
Concord
Uto
Shy van ‘Hody
Jil
Udbury
Maynard High
San Antonio
Tex
Aekland
Maynard
Eora ‘Country Club
Arate” Ae
Assabet Valley
Little League All Stars
BS Fell Magreté
B. Fretas
D. 'Pakkonen
M. Pileki
Whitney
Finer
J. ‘Ruggerio
Allen
J. Lent
Hackett
R. Uglevich
Bigusia
West Concord Softball League crowned new champion
General Radio tops West Concord Softball League to claim the title as standings and season averages trend toward final counts. Fans seek up to date stats posted at Tudy's Restaurant where moguls have the league figures.
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West Concord
General
Macones
Tudy
Musketaquid Club Meeting Tonight in Concord West
A Musketaquid Club supper meeting is planned for tonight at 4 45 p m in Concord West. The gathering, led by Raymond i Suir Wiggins, is expected to name new members and discuss local activities.
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Musketaquid Club
West
Concord
Raymond i
Suir Wiggins
Vermont House Bans Water Use on Bright Moon Nights
The Vermont House of Representatives approved a ban on water use during bright moon nights. The unusual measure aims to conserve resources, with exceptions noted for essential needs.
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Tpelier
UPI
Vermont
House of Representatives
Stags Launch Summer Loop With Victory
Dave Croty sparked the Stags scoring 14 points and forcing passes as the Stags beat Clinton to start the Clinton Summer League. Ali Rogers, strong defense, and a fast start carried the Stags while Groton and Fitchburg join the summer circuit with Roys, Manning, Mazzaferro, and past stars joining the field. The league features Mayneris Hudson Marlboro Clinton Groton Fitchburg as the old Midland League vibe returns. Albie, 30, is the oldest player in the loop.
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Dave Croty
Stags
Clinton
Crotty
Ali Rogers
Meynard
Tales Stags
Midland League
Mayneris
Hudson
Marlboro
Cliniton
Groton
Hudson High
George Washington University
Pete
Rogers
Groton High School
Albie
PONY League Schedule Extends Through August 10
The PONY League schedule will run through August 10 with games on Mondays and Wednesdays at local playgrounds. Police Chief Robert E. Kelley, president, notes only one minor protest has been received as the Agents and the Elec team continue play.
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Concord — P.o.ni-Y
Robert E. Kelley
Twodsoeal Naval Men Join Cruise
Maynard under command of John Wilkins male lead 88 members of Patrol Squadron MP-OT1 Jett join a naval air cruise in Brunswick Me. Lt Francis J Wealdron of 19 Warren street Maynard listed. George E Neagle of 66 Summer street West Acton noted.
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Maynard
Ae John ‘A. ‘Wilkins
Fownsend
Jett
Naval ‘Air Re
In Triple Tie For Golf Tourney at Concord Country Club
Concord Danforth W Com ins and Grimes Tolman share low net honors with 40 in a weekend golf tourney at Concord Country Club. Scoring details list Comins 44-40 Grimes 46-40 Tolman 51-40 and other players including Whitney 55-41 Thompson 43-41 Holmes 49-41 Bates 51-42 Geary 46-45 Hall 55-45 and Peirson Jr 5.
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Concord
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
Loving
Grimes
Julian Tolman
Concord Country Club
Comins
Tolman
George K. Whitney
Henry
Leonard Smith
John Adams
Calvin Geary
George Hall
Mason L.ham
A. Laurence Peirson, Jr
Wall Street Journal Plans New Publishing Plant in Chicopee Falls
The Wall Street Journal will build a publishing plant in Chicopee Falls Massachusetts to improve delivery to the northeast and boost press capacity. It will be similar to a Cleveland facility, with about 185 employees and opening early next year.
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Wall Street
Chicopee
Wall Street Journal
Ch'copee Falls
New England Council
Massachusetts
Cabot
Forbes
Cleveland
Ohio
Coe
Area firms win nearly ten million in U S contracts May 1959
Leo A Gleason announces May 1959 U S contract awards totaling about 9 941 758 to 164 New England firms with Massachusetts leading at 82 awards totaling 4 95 million followed by Connecticut Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont and list of major contractors including Paul M McP Instruments Fenwal Inc Wan Brode Mill Marlboro and The Rex Corp.
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Leo A. Gleason
New England
U.S. Ween
Toray
Kusetts
Firmis
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Gleason
Healey Public Car
Congress
Paul .M. McP
John Addison Footal
Marlboro
The
Rex Corp
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