Assabet Stars Win 1-0 in 10 Inning Little League Clash
In a 10 inning low scoring game Assabet tops Concord 1 to 0 on a wild pitch. Pitching by Cole and Forte led both sides with McGarigle and Els ney contributing in relief as players from both teams posted several hits. Bob Baker and Ettner led Concord with two singles each while Lawrence added a two hit effort for Assabet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Stars
Concord
Cole
Don Forte
McGarigle
Chick Nickerson
Chin Elsney
Wild
Bob Baker
Jim O’ Neil
Frank Devlin
Ettner
Dick Funkhouser
Lawrence
Assabets
Forte
Diskin
Harris
Mattison
Taylor
Berlied
MacDonald
Windheim
Gray
Corvette
Chaturensky
E. Veracka
Phillips
Stephanowich
Larson
Defronas
Jankampain
Local Junior and Cadet Teams Play This Week
West Concord Our Lady s cadets clash with St Anne s Littleton and Shirley at Concord led by manager Bob Witherell and coaches Dick Lloyd Mason King. Players include Earl Collins John Cashman John Palmer Charles Theriault Ralph Vis Cariella Michael Dee Robert Lyons. Also McCarthy Mc Garry Cliff Prentiss Charlie Doyle Dick Francis George Croke Squeeky Denaro Norman Anderson Jay Hewitt John Alden. Junior team to play at St Anne s and Westford with home night in Westford. Youths coached by Eddie Loughlin Jr Barry Higgins Charlie Doyle. roster Andy Horne Donald Witherell Murray Mills Dolley Thorpe Joe Martines Donald Melisi Dave Bouchard Paul McLaughlin John Spellman Paul Donahue John Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Collins
John Cashman
John Palmer
Charles Theriault
Ralph Vis Cariella
Michael Dee
Robert Lyons
Walter O'Neil
William Moran
John Keilly
McCarthy
Bob McGarry
Cliff Prentiss
Charlie Doyle
Dick Francis
George Croke
Squeeky
Denaro
Norman Anderson
Jay Hewitt
John Alden
St. Anne’s
Westford
Anight
Andy Horne
Donald Witherell
Murray Mills
Dolley
Thorpe
Joe Martines
Donald Melisi
Dave Bouchard
Paul McLaughlin
John Spellman
Paul Donahue
John Hutchinson
Our Lady Help of Christians Girls Softball Teams Schedule
West Concord hosts the senior girls from Our Lady Help of Christians Church to play Aver this week with the junior team facing Aver juniors in Concord Friday at 6 p.m. Senior players include Lawton sisters and Halloran among others. junior players feature Spellman and Southworth, with coaches Joyce Palmer, Mary Gill, Kay Pohoney, and Mary Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Concord
Joyce Palmer
Mary Gill
Jane Lawton
Mary Lawton
Kay Ware
Elaine Halloran
Marilyn Hills
Ann Callahan
Nan Bell
Ellen Murray
Jeanne Dohoney
Brenda Connors
Barbara Mansfield
Nancy Delfino
Elizabeth Rice
Betty Nagle
Dorothy Lee
Kay Pohoney
Patsy Spellman
Maureen Dee
Sandra Southworth
Mary Garcia
Mary Ann Megin
Maureen Devlin
Nancy Baker
Judith Anderson
Cardinals Defeat Acton 5-3 In Village League Thriller
West Concord Cardinals edged Acton Maples 5-3 Monday at Acton. Ken Olsen and John DeRuzzo hit doubles to break a 2-2 tie in the seventh. Carl Anderson and Charlie Mayo split pitching duties with Eda Ricker catching for West Concord. Ken Hampson pitched for Acton. Next, locals travel to Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Cardinals
Acton Maples
Acton
Ken Olsen
John DeRuzzo
Concord High Stars
Carl Anderson
Charlie Mayo
Condonmen
Eda Ricker
Bedford
Ken Hampson
Bob Howe
Lexington
Sudbury Woman Shoots 5-Foot Black Snake
Sudbury resident Mrs Reginald C Purdy of Dutton road found a five foot black snake under a clothes line. When it refused to move she loaded her husband’s gun and fired through a window screen, striking the reptile in the face. Her family praises her bold act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Annie Oakley
Reginald C. Purdy
Dutton Road
Snake
Sudbury Horse S Winner At Foxboro
Jim Mercury of South Sudbury trains Mighty Mist, a 17 year old pacer that won at Foxboro, posting a 2.06 1/5 mark and earning over 5000 dollars. The horse, purchased with Albert J. Russo Jr., has other racing entries at Bay State Raceway exceeding 1200 dollars in under two seasons. Mercury, once employed by Mark Beckwith, began horse interests in 1949 and Mighty Mist marks his notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mercury
Mr. Beckwith
Green House
Mighty Mist
Small Boy Drains Pool on Dutton Road Sudbury
The pool off Dutton Road has been enjoyed during the hot spell and water tested in excellent condition. The pool became unavailable for the weekend after a small boy pulled out the plug at the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Dutton Road
Green Sox, Dairymen, Jets struggle in midweek PONY results
Maynard PONY League results show Green Sox 8 Blades 5 on Monday July 18, Dairymen 10 Jets 3 on July 19, Dairymen 9 on July 20, Green Sox 4 Jets 1 on July 21. Standings July 23 list Dairymen 5 2, Green Sox 4, Blades 3, Jets 2. last week of the second half with half winners advancing to a two out of three playoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony League
Green Sox
Blades
Dairymen
Jets
Outroary Motors Not Good for Fishing on Mhenanee River
Rinehamton New York report notes onboard motor boats on the Mhenanee River scare fish and hinder fishermen. After a conference, officials agreed to slow boats and relocate to better spots for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinehamton. N.Y
Mhenanee
Gneedbeaters
Navajo Population Grows From 7000 to Over 70000
The article notes the Navajo Indians now number more than 70,000, a large increase from 7,000 in 1867, reflecting demographic expansion over the period.
That Little Game At The Office Saturday Roundup
A comic strip shows the office weekly game between the underboss and the boys. The narrator vents about a losing streak and contemplates paying to end the games to avoid being labeled a cheap or hard loser.
Playground Activities Continue Busy At Rideout and Emerson
Four to six year olds at Rideout Playground enjoyed a zoo trip to Stoneham and a Concord movie visit in mid July. The younger group decorated hats and molds while the older kids made belts and painted wastebaskets. At Emerson, hand crafts, plaque painting, and string art filled the week, with field trips to Whalum Park and Stoneham zoo and sprinkler parties amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Concord
Rideout Playground
Stoneham Zoo
Roy Rogers
Norembga
Ann Mullen
Veteran’s Building
Sandra Sutherland
Margery Peirce
Sandra Lozier
Marcia Rainey
Emerson Playground
Peggy Nagle
Lindstrom
Bowen
Hamilton
Paine
Chistleholm
Whalum Park
Doris Cousins
Brzezinzki
A. D. Chisholm
Mrs. Cousin
Teen-age Camp Planned by Fitchburg Cooperatives
The Fitchburg Council of Cooperatives plans a teen-age camp from Friday afternoon August 12 to Sunday August 14 at Friendly Crossways Barrett Farm Harvard Mass. near Route 2. Activities include recreation, sports, movies, swimming, hikes and games. Cost per youngster is $5.00. Application blanks available at Fitchburg United Co operative Society Main Store United Cooperative Farmers Workers Credit Union and Maynard Co operative Society. Experienced camp counselors will run the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Fitchburg Council of Cooperatives
Friendly Crossways
Barrett Farm
Harvard
Mass
Route 2
Fitchburg
United Co-operative Society
United Cooperative Farmers, Workers Credit Union
Maynard Co-operative Society
No Softball Tilt Listed Tonight
West Concord announces there will be no all star softball game tonight between the West Concord League all stars and a visiting team. President Joseph McCarthy says no suitable opponent could be found though Carlisle and Isle-Bell teams had been considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Joseph McCarthy
Carlisle
iLe-Bell
Milk Goat Breeders Show Planned for August 7
Sudbury Middlesex County Milk Goat Breeders Association scheduled its 20th Annual Goat Show for Sunday August 7 at Butterfield's Grove Hollis Street Framingham. Judge Kay Russell of Virginia presides. Admission free. Exhibitors may enter both grades and purebreds across Alpine Nubian Saanen and Toggenburg with special rosettes and junior senior classes. C Judd Farley Acton leads Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations Inc. Local plans include many participants planning to show animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Butterfield
Council
Massachusetts
C. Judd Farley
Acton
Massachusetts Council of Milk Goat Breeders Associations, Inc
Boxer Fulfills Family Promise With New Fleet Street Building
Boston report says former world welterweight champion Tony DeMarco bought his parents a four story Fleet Street building in the North End for their future stability. The Liottas, once financially strained, sold their home after a prior hardship while DeMarco will reside on the second floor with his sisters Josephine and Mary. The purchase was made this Tuesday from city auctioneer John a keenha at an estimated price not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Tony DeMarco
Fleet Street
North End
James Liotta
Tony
Josephine
Mary
John “A
Davy Crockett Pageant Presented by Campers
Camp Elban discot hosted a Davy Crockett pageant for 150 spectators with campers portraying Indians and backwoods pioneers. Loretta Steinberg directed. dancers included Francie Hoagland and Lucy Forbes. The finale showed the Alamo battle as water carnival spectators enjoyed punch for CARE packages. The following weekend introduced an overnight camping pattern with hiking and sleeping outdoors, featuring Francie Hoagland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Davy Crockett
Loretta Steinberg
Brookline
Sunmaidens
Red Wing
Charles McCabe
Wellesley
Francie Hoagland
Hope Wilkinson
Lucy Forbes
Weston
Henry Schuster, Jr
Jeffrey Neelon
Robert
John Lund
Thomas Chamberlain
Wayland
Christopher Marden
Nick Wheeler
Otis Murphy
Hunt Dowse
Charlotte Macy
Korea
Elbanobscot
C Y O Schedule of Coming Week Games
West Concord will host junior baseball July 31 and August 3 with Ayer and Cord connections. Cadet baseball features St Marys of Ayer August 1 at Ayer and St Annes of Littleton August 3 at Concord, makeup with Littleton at West Concord. Senior girls softball plays August 3 at West Concord, junior girls softball on August 1 at Wellesley and August 5 at Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Thomas B. Morgan
C.Y.O. of Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Concord
Ayer
St. Mary’s of
St. Anne’s of
Littleton
Wellesley
Billerica Town Team Beats Hanscom Air Base in Waltham
The Billerica Town Team won its 12th game of the season by downing Hanscom Air Base at Waltham. Ray Trainor pitched a four-hitter for Billerica while Jim Lambert led the offense with a triple and two singles as the team totaled nine hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Billerica Town
Hanscom Air Base
Waltham
Ray Trainor
Billerica
Jim Lambert
Boats in New Hampshire Inland Waters Reach 20542
The Concord report notes 20 542 motorboats on New Hampshire inland waters in the previous year, roughly one boat for every 25 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Gloria Hojem Named Prettiest at Play Area
A week of child centered activities at Harvey Wheeler Playground on Elm Street included swings sand boxes and a visit to nearby goats. The week featured a baby picture contest with winners Gloria Hogern Mary Callhan Ronald Bugstrom Stephens Cutler Reggie Hudson Susan Ramford Ronald Bergstrom and Mary Callahan recognized for various traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Wheeler
Elm Street
Gloria Hogern
Mary Callhan
Ronald Bugstrom
Stephens Cutler
Reggie Hudson
Susan Ramford
Ronald Bergstrom
Mary Callahan
Block Dance Friday in West Concord
Parish Youth Organisation holds a block dance Friday July 29 in the Harvey Wheeler School yard from 7 to 10 30. Early hours feature supervised children dances and eight sets of records followed by top hits later. Committee led by James Ring Betty Nagle Claire Lawton Nan Bell and Ann Callahan. Door prize of top records. If rain the event moves to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Our Lady’s Parish
Harvey Wheeler
Garish Youth Council
James Ring
Betty Nagle
Claire Lawton
Nan Bell
Ann Callahan
Firemen's Muster at Salisbury Beach August 6
Salisbury hosts a muster by the New England States Veteran Firemen's League featuring over 30 century-old handtubs competing for 1525.00 in prize money. The event, in conjunction with Firemen's Open House, includes a parade of antique and modern equipment at 10:30 a.m. and the master at 1:00 p.m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
New England States
Lea Sue
West Concord resident wins Northeastern scholarship
Phyllis A Trainor of 62 Cannonwealth Avenue has been awarded a $490 scholarship for entrance into Northeastern University this fall. Director of Admissions Robert C Garland announced the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Phyllis A. Trainor
Cannonwealth Avenue
Northeastern University
Rybert C. Garland
Hunt For West Coast Missing Leo Continues
Officials pursue the disappearance of Leo in a fragmentary report noting a fellow inmate, Michaud, and a prison committee. The monthly paper cites conditions and claims while outlining ongoing efforts to locate the missing man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaud
Street
I Ticn
Local notes and names drift in a fragmented page
Fragmentary text mentions Mr and Mrs from South at Lake Hampshire with references to a library event and church, and several personal names such as Sapha George, Rev Ro af, Sally and others. The garbled lines indicate a shuffled social or community diary snippet with no clear事件.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rivals
Our Lady’s
Littleton and Shirley
Bob Witherell
Dick Lloyd
Mason King
W. Concord
Sudbury Horse
Foxboro
Jim Mercury
Maynard Sports
U. S
Sidaliiles Cartoon Co
B. Link
Lawyew
Rideout
Emerson
W. Brzezinski
West Acton
N. Y
R. I
Washington, TC
Framingham
Boxer
Camp Elbandiscot
Nashua
Lowell
Hudson
Hanscom
Billerica Nine
Agricy Odricultury
Agricultural College
Robert H. Scholl
Esso Standard Qs
M R. Simon
Gloria Hojem
C.Y
Salisbury
West Co
Leo
East Mai
Groun
Mr. and
of South
Lake Hampshire
E Street
Pokie
Eve Isle
Red Sapha
George
Roaf
Church
Ing
Shire
Ter
Sally
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