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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1960
Page
10
Regional student Shirley Glark emphasizes driver education basics focusing on attitude and self-control. She argues driving is a privilege, not a right, and highlights dangers of aggressive behavior, speeding, and poor anticipation, urging defensive driving and anticipation to prevent accidents.
Concord reports the Nashawtuc Country Club course is rapidly taking shape with heavy earthworks along the road and finishing work soon. President H Theodore Beharrell announces the 18 hole championship layout, moldings of tees greens and fairways completed, and ongoing work on the lake like area between the fairways. The project aims to position the club as a premier New England golf destination with paving and layout advancing rules and play regimens.
Local sports notes celebrate father son duos in youth leagues led by Stan Uglevith and Rickie as they eye Williamsport with Assabet Valley Little League All Stars. Mentions coaching roles, standout performances, and community support for baseball programs and facilities.
The note describes a temporary clubhouse under construction with plans to open soon. It mentions good weather aiding progress and weekend visits. Mr Dymon invites an observer to view the course and the rapid progress being made.
Acton James Palavras appointed to coach varsity baseball at regional high starting spring 1961. He is a Lo well High all scholastic player and Boston University alumnus who taught sixth grade since 1959. D Alan Foresman named varsity basketball coach for 1960 and comes from Ashby High School where his teams won two Wachusett League titles. Daniel Boylen oversees regional high physical education improvements as coaches take new roles.
Maynard-Assabet Valley Little League All-Stars make their first tourney appearance facing Wakefield American All-Stars on Alumni Field under lights. Manager Stan Véglevich aims for Williamsport with help from standout pitcher Rickie Uglevich and a large hometown crowd backing the opener.
Lyman Viles led the Concord Country Club event with 58 points in a weekend point tournament titled eagle-birdie-par. Other top finishers included James M. Austin and Mason L. Ham each on 51 points, with several players in the 40s and 30s.
Mrs. Rémeyn Everdell earned a hole in one last Friday at a yardage event in Concord. She achieved the ace on the first hole of the year in town, playing with Mrs. William Ander sn.
Maynard Maynard Red Cap softball players boost the season with Ed Gallagher at .500 pace and nine homers. Other key hitters include Andy Mitzcavitch, Jerry Connors, Dick Sluyski, Fred DiGrappo, Bill Penniman, Joe Mac Donald, with solid defense from Gallagher Coneeer Laskowsky and catching by Ted Clancy Bakun. Pitcher Owen Duggan leads with a 10 2 record backed by Sluyski. newcomers Stef nowicz Duggan Carlson contribute at bat and in the field as the Red Caps eye playoffs and a Maynard trophy.
The Tigers and Braves battle for the pennant with the Tigers leading the season and an 11 game win streak. They face the Dodgers tonight at Emerson Playground with playoff gates to be arranged.
Concord K of C announces a Father Son and Daughter Night trip to the Red Sox vs White Sox game at Fenway Park Boston. Members urged to contact Bill Downey Bob Hurstak Hugh McArdle or Larry Dwyer for reservations.
Playground programs report Circus Day on Friday July 22 sponsored by Lions Club. The event will feature a big tent at Rideout ground with bus transportation and a 10 cent per formance. Details to be announced at playgrounds. Also notes on Alcott School group activities and a Thoreau School parade with prizes for Jimmie Page and David Nelson.
A busy week for Little League with final standings after seven weeks in both major and minor leagues. The schedule shows Elks, Pals, Miners, Sparks and Co op teams with various scores and records. An outing is planned for September and jackets will be given to a 12 year old graduate while others receive sweatshirts. A bake sale at Hawes is scheduled with mothers invited to help.
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