Shawsheen Meet Highlights Local Sports Notes
The snippet mentions the Shawsheen event and local sports figures including Carl J. charge, Alan G. publisher, and Lauria among others. It references a Maynard inclusion, a Finnish connection, and the Enterprise paper noting a 90 win. It also notes the Concord hiete and Tyngsborough milk pounds context.
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Timkenet
Jes
Enterprise T
Lauria
Xovinson Twins
Maynard
P. Bily Beard
Concord Hiete
Call
Stars
Action continues in League with early games listed
The schedule shows matchups including rs vs Fencemen and Ms vs Fencemen with Ri jare at 6 30 p m. The events take place on the playground with teams like Electrons and Agents involved later.
Summer play listings at Concord and Bolton grounds
Fragmentary OCR lists names and playground locations including Concord and Bolton areas with mentions of Mrs Anna and Mrs Belle Melard, Margaret Dickey, Mary Hopkins and others. The text references playgrounds, parks and a regional high context with a nod to a world's fair in an alma mater.
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Rite Nutter
Rip
Belle Melard
Margaret Dickey
Jud- Thoreau
Mary Hopkins
Bolton
Lancaster
Irv
Ingal
Johnson Victor Leads Weekend Golf Play at Concord Club
Johnson Victor tops a two thirds handicap field with 47 3, in a weekend golf tournament at Concord Country Club. Results include J M Austin 47 40, Roger Crafts 40 5, H Bacon 48 41, Wilder Parks 48 47, Leonard Smith 45 41, Dr Bruce S Old 30 41, Hubert Wardwell 55 41, William Lambe 47 42, Carleton Klinck 53 43, John Adams 50 43, Henry Thompson 48 44, Maj David Riddie 57 47, George Whitney 60 48, James Clarke 58 46.
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Concord
Country Club
B. Johnson
Jai
M. Austin
Roger Crafts
H. Bacon
J. Keddy
Wilder Parks
Leonard Smith
Bruce S. Old
Hubert M. Wardwell
William Lambe
Calvin B. Geary
W. Eckfeldt
Carleton Klinck
John Adams
Jack K. Holmes
Henry S. Thompson
Loring Grimes
Maj
David Riddie
Danforth W. Comins, Jr
George K. Whitney
James R. Clarke
Calder Tyson Pair Win Gross Honors at Concord Country Club
Calder and Tyson captured the mixed four ball gross title at Concord Country Club over the weekend. Low net honors went to Julian Tolman and Chris Homes with 62. Other low nets included John Shaw and L Megowan 66 Edward Chase and Mrs Henry Thompson 70 Dr Jack Holmes and Mrs Carleton Kline 70 Wilder Parks and Mrs Tyson 70.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
James Tyson
Wilder Calder
Julian W. Tolman
Chris” Homes
John Shaw
L. Megowan
Edward P. Chase
Henry S. Thompson
Jack K. Holmes
Carleton Kline
Wilder Parks
Tyson
Sergt MacDonell Completes Air Force Instructor Training
Sergt Duncan A. MacDonell of Petoskey Mich has completed USAF training for technical instructors at Sheppard Field Tex He studied learning principles training aids lesson planning and practice teaching He will remain as an instructor in his Air Force specialty He is married to Beverly Gerow of Carlisle Mass and they have two children
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Sheppard A.F.B
Tex
Duncan A. Macdonell
Petoskey
Mich
Macdonell
Julia E. Macdonell
Michigan Street
Air Force
Beverly Gerow
Carlisle
Mass
Norman Castle on Vacation Visit in Wyoming
STOW Norman Castle on his annual vacation trip with relatives in Wyoming. He was cited for twenty five years as librarian at Boston College. Mr and Mrs Basil Stow visiting relatives in Nova Scotia.
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Norman Castle
Great Road
Wyoming
Castle
Boston College
Mrs
Basil Stow
Hudson Road
Nova Scotia
Off and Running by John I Day A Robot Jockey Idea
The piece imagines Eddie Years retiring from horse racing and a robot jockey taking the reins. A robot rider would ride from a stable setup, guiding the horse remotely. Rival stables could jam frequencies, while weight allowances for apprentice jockeys might be solved by a 5 pound robot bonus for 10 watt amplifiers.
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Anite
Eddie
Radio Electron Elomoration
Lodge Campaign Organized Across Local Towns
Sudbury Marlborough Hudson Framingham Natick Ashland Holliston Hopkinton and Sherborn campaign outlined at a cookout hosted by Vincent F. Zarrilli and Elbert Tuttle. Coordinators Cathy, town chairmen and Sudbury helpers named. invites residents to contact Zarrilli Hitchcock or Cook for involvement. Marlborough Hudson residents urged to reach Cook for participation.
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Sudbury
Marlborough
Hudson
Framingham
Natick
Ashland
Holliston
Hopkinton
Sherborn
Vincent F. Zarrilli
Victoria Road
Zarrilli
Elbert Tuttle
Lodge
Fred Hitchcock
B. C. Pierstorff
John Kastler
Henry Dierks
Dana Jones
Thomas Sweeney
Carl Liljestrand
Hedley Pentheny
John Culver
Errol Cook
Dick Mutie
Dick Long
Louis Bryant
Joseph Sherry
Beverly
Tom Covey
Georgetown
Charles Juniors
Hamilton
Tom Kerrigan
Wollaston
Hitchcock HI
Marlborough-Hudson
Cook
Sudbury Scouts Head to Vermont Roundup
A Sudbury group of six leaders and 34 girl scouts from Troops 94 and 73 left from the town hall to attend the third International Girl Scout senior roundup at Button Bay Vermont. The troupe will camp at Brandbury State Park 32 miles away where 6,500 tents host girls from the U S and 14 other countries and about 100,000 visitors are expected. Leaders include Mrs. Fred Wilson Mrs. Russell Stacy Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie Mrs. William Bogle Mrs. Abel Cutting and Mrs. Robert Smith.
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Sudbury
Girl Scouts
Button Bay
Brandbury State Park
United States
Fred Wilson
Russell Stacy
Kenneth Ritchie
William Bogle
Abel Cutting
Robert Smith
Fresh Air Fund brings New York City children to Massachusetts
A group of 25 Fresh Air Fund children stay with Sudbury hosts, 10 with Wayland families, and others in Weston Lexington and Ipswich. Local chairmen Carl Liljestrand and Rex Tralier led welcomes and transport. Chocolates from H P Hood aided the trip. Dr Freddie Peterson of Wayland volunteers medical care during the two month country vacation ending August 1.
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Sudbury
New York City
Fresh Air Fund
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Canton
Massachusetts
Wayland
Weston
Lexington
Ipswich
Carl Liljestrand
New Bridge Road
Fund
Rex
Cindy Trailer
Liljestrand
Raymond Houghton
H. P. Hood & Sons
Elbanobscot Foundation
Elbanobscot
Kiwanis Club
Freddie Peterson
Legion Home Cookout Moves Inside After Rain
Acton-Edwards post No. 284 held a Saturday cookout at Legion Home in Post community indoors due to rain. About 35 members attended with Mrs. Helen Holla at the piano and a community sing following the meal. Investment message urged with U S Savings Bonds.
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Acton — Edwards Q. Post
Legion Home
Helen Holla
Allied Research Associates names Dr Koslov chief of sciences
Boston Dr Samuel Koslov appointed chief of physical sciences at Allied Research Associates Inc to lead physics chemistry and biosciences. His career spans Stevens Institute Vitro Bell Labs Columbia University and ARS NY section leadership plus nuclear plasma research and plasma production methods. He holds a PhD from Columbia 1957 and has three children.
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Allied Research Associates
Dr. Koslov
Boston
Samuel Koslov
Physical Sciences
Allied Research Associates, Inc
Daniel Fink
Koslov
Allied Research
Stevens Instit
Mber
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Nevis Cycle- Laboratories of
Columbia
Columbia College
American Physical Society
Institute of Radio Engineers
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
American Geophysical Union
American Rocket Society
New York
ARS
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