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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

7

New Sponsors Back Little League Teams Amid Rainy Week

The Acton-Boxborough league reports a 20-0 loss for Johnson and notes a streak of 16 with his late-season performance. Minor league standings show Jets, Timkeneers, Hi-Fi, Victory, Coop, Bombers, Sparks, and Bees active across May 25 to 28. Sponsors include Victory market backing the Victorys and a Stow group backing Sparks, while Erkkinen seeks umpires for June 8.

Elks Miners Coop Timkeneers Sparks Pass Wilson’s Field Bees Victory Stow Field Bombers Jets Jets Go Victory Market Victorys The Stow Police Firemen Rotary Sparks

Record Set Record Set

George Ridout ran a half mile in 4 Saturday, setting a high school mark for the distance. Val Muscato had previously held the record with a faster time.

George Ridout Tehigh School Val Muscato

Lexington Beats Con on Upset Bid

Lexington defeated Con for a second time this day by 74 to 48 in a delayed contest. Earlier, the Patriots had secured a relay victory as full back Peter Arn contributed a late score and the meet featured a showcase of local stewards and a dog show appeal at Stigma fustorate.

Lexington Confor Patriots

Middlesex regatta results show mixed rowing and tennis

Middlesex crews posted varied results across sports. The first baseball team was blanked 8-0 by Governor Dummer and 11-5 to Milton Academy. The tennis team won 5-3 against Newton High then lost 6-3 to Milton. Middle sex boats placed in the Quinsigamond Regatta with the first and second eight finishing third and fourth in heats. Twelve schools took part.

Concord Middlesex Governor Dummer Milton Academy Milton Newton High Andover

Bacon Victors Win Concord First Flight in Mixed Foursomes

Over the holiday weekend Concord Country Club hosted the spring mixed foursomes. In first flight finals Mr. and Mrs. Bacon beat Thompson and Mrs. Lane 1 up after earlier wins by Bacon and Flavin in semis. Second and third flights also produced close finals with Johnston and Mrs. Johnston prevailing 2 and 1 in the final.

Concord Concord Country Club Samuel Cutler John F. Flavin Edward P. Chase John Beale Horatio W. Bacon Jean Peterson John Reddy Alfred Lane Henry S. Thompson Charles Putnam John Tew Alice Newell John W. Codding Edward K. True Jack K. Holmes Julian W. Tolman Reginald F. Johnston Reggie, Jr Rose Lynch Franklin R. Johnston Frederick Robbin Benjamin L. Wilson John Q. Adams Francis H Johnston Dr. Holmes True Robbins Gleason Loring Grimes William Anderson J. Russell Clarke Robert Shaw James Tyson Lucius Evans Andrew Hepburn, Jr

Lincoln-LS Dominates Weston 11-3 in Rain-Shortened Duel

Lincoln-LS defeated Weston 11-3 in a five inning Regionals League game cut short by rain. Lyons led with two hits as Lincoln-LS exploded for eight runs in the third inning. Aiken held Weston to three hits while MacDonald added two for Weston. Doherty homered for Lincoln-LS.

Lincoln Weston Lyons Aiken MacDonald Doherty Lincoln - Sudbury Lynnfield

Many Awards Given To Cub Pack 39 At Monthly Meeting

Cub Scout Pack 39 held a Stow Town Hall meeting with numerous awards. Den 2 members Alan DiPietro John P. Ware, John F. Paakki and Donald Batsford earned arrows and badges. Den 7 Henry S. Russell. Den 8 Richard S. Gangne James D. Lewis John F. Hannon Harold K. Hanson Richard Carbury William Pyszka David Dudley Gary Latrasen. David A. Ousley received a one year service star. Harold K. Hanson earned denner stripes. Attendance Banner went to Den 8. Webelos David G Head Edmond Piecewicz received highest award. Jack Head presented with assistance from Craig Marten Douglas Ousley.

Town Hall Stow Stow Town Hall John Grady Den Alan DiPietro John P. Ware John F. Paakki Donald Batsford Larry W. Smith Henry S. Russell Richard S. Gangne John F. Hannon Harold K. Hanson Richard Car David G. Head Edmond Piecewicz Jack Head Craig Marten Douglas Ousley

Sudbury Horse Show Brings Club Members Saturday

Sudbury Brush and Bridal Club hosts its fourth annual horse show on Morse road off Concord road this Saturday at 9 30 a m A small donation is asked from adults and children with guardians for safety Children must be supervised by adults Deborah Priest leads the club as president with Linda McCarthy vice president and Dorothy Haskell secretary Other members include Ferguson Yetton Haskell Davison and several Rockafellows Adults leaders include Irving Priest Mrs Roehrig Mrs Forbes and Richard Hill.

Sudbury Brush and Bridal Club Morse Road Concord Road Deborah Priest Linda McCarthy Robert Atkins Dorothy Haskell Bradford Ferguson Rodney Yetton Beverly Haskell Theodore Davison Lee Rockafellow Gary Rockafellow

Wayland Clinches Third Straight Dual County Title

Wayland High School’s baseball team, coached by Buzz Bowes, clinched its third straight Dual County title by edging Holliston 6 to 5 for 13th straight win and 11th league win. Ed Johnson went 2-for-4 with a double and a homer. Dick Morris added three hits.

Wayland Buzz Bowers Holliston Ed Johnson Dick Morris Walloping Ashland

Citizens Banquet Deemed Success in Concord

Concord Citizens committee met at the Town House with President Harold A. Baker presiding. Final reports praised the high school athletes testimonial, bills were read, plans for next year discussed, and appreciation extended to workers. The affair was socially and financially successful. donors will be thanked by mail.

Concord — Citizens Committee Harold A. Baker

K-9 Graduation Tonight at Acton Community Center

K-9 graduation for the dog training class takes place tonight at Acton Community Center. Chubhouse at 7 30 for beginners and obedient dogs. Miss Margaret Ambrose of Roslindale will judge with prizes for top scores and dog diplomas. Public welcome and refreshments served.

West Acton Acton Community Center Chubhouse Margaret Ambrose Roslindale

Schedule of Umpires And Tonight's Min or League Matches

Minor League schedule lists Maynard and Assabet Valley umpires. Tonight features Sparks versus Hi-Fi in Wilson with Lattuca and Rizzo. Co op against Jets in Stow with Genest and Christian. Bees against Timkeneers in Wilson with Wanha talao and Saari. June 6 Timkeneers meet Jets. Bees face Co op. June 7 Bombers meet Hi Fi and Miners play Sparks in Stow with Derby and Dumas.

Bees Co-op Stow E. Genest W. Wanhatalo Hi-Fi Wilson J. Thibodeau P. Grimes Miners Sparks R. Derby R. Dumas

A B Is Winner From Littleton Baseball Report

Acton A B regional lost 5 3 to L S regional last week despite outhitting the home team. Barry Lazaruo pitched well and Steve Found Vic Cornellier hit safely three times each. In a non league win over Littleton 5 1, Lazaro relieved Hansen as Pasanen collected three hits and Lazaro two. Littleton sits second in the Wachusetts League. Oklahoma lists 77 industrial foundations valued at 10000 or more.

Acton Barry Lazaruo Steve Found Vic Cornellier Littleton Lazaro Hansen Wayne Pasanen

Sudbury Little League Standings and Week Recap

Week results in Sudbury Little League show Hill Jeweler’s Comets 9 Arrows 0 with Renny Ide no hits and 10 strikeouts. Jets beat Hawks 3 1 in a rained reschedule, and Rays Sabres edged Darts 8 6. Jets then beat Arrows 13 7. Wayne Spiller homered with two on. Standings update follows.

Sudbury Bootiois Ywoep Beard Hill Jeweler Com‘ets Ruth C. Porter Realtors Arrows Renny Arrows Spiller Jets Hawks Jackie Mercury Ralph Feldes Billy Skog

Milwood Horse Show Set for June 11 at Raceland

The Milwood Horse Show, held at Raceland Framingham Center, attracts New England hunters and out-of-state horses. Three rings will host a daylong program from 8:45 a.m. with events from lead rein classes to steeplechase, featuring junior and senior courses and new Children's Day Division.

Framingham Millwood Raceland Framingham Center New England Massachusetts John R. Macomber Spoksman Shetland Myopia Groton Norfolk Margaret Russell Howell Dedsham Henry S. Mali, Jr Phillip W. Weir Cochairmen Framingham Union Hospital George Re Montreal Canada Arthur N. Hawkins White Plains N. Y Archie Dean Pleasantville

English Students See The Winter's Tale With Teacher

Acton Wednesday sophomore English instructor Stuart Adler led 15 students to attend William Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. The trip listed participants include Barbara Beddoe Anita Davis Martha Ferry William Gothorpe Margaret Hale Ruth Harris Richard Knight Claire Lyons Richard Nylander Nancy Peck Carel Schene Barbara Warren Carol Roach Judy Deane Stephen Mediar.

Memorial Day Assembly at Acton Roxbury Regional High School

A memorial day program was held at Acton Roxborough Regional High School featuring performances by the high school band and chorale. Participants included Peter Peck, Richard Armstrong, Wayne Pasanen, Mary Boardman, Wendie Whitcomb, Terry Wall, Martha Ferry, Susan Ditchett, Carol Schane, and Amber Hayward. The event included songs like The Star Spangled Banner and Taps and featured readings of In Flanders Fields and The Anxious Dead.

Acton Peter Peck Richard Armstrong Richard Knigh Bruce Bell Acton- Boxborough Wayne Pasanen Mary Boardman Wendie Whitcomb Terry Wall Acton-Roxborough Martha Ferry Susan Ditchett Carol Schane Susan Otto John McCrae Amber Hayward

Regional Pupils Enjoy Field Trip to Nahant

A group of 21 students from the regional big school joined instructor James C. Daddy on a field trip to Nahant. Attendees included Richard Knight Wayne Pasanen Richard Brennan Charles Hansen Jamess Strum Arthur Sinderis Charles Oliver Carol Schene Barbara Beddoe Martha Ferry Barbara Warren Claire Lyons Carol Roche Lee Walker Kathy OConnell Anita Preston Frances Albright Ruth Harris Jane Banquet and Robert Anderson.

Acton James C. Daddy Nahant Richard Knight Wayne Pasanen Richard Brennan Charles Hansen Jamess Strum Arthur Sinderis Charles Oliver Carol Schene Barbara Beddoe Martha Ferry Barbara Warren Claire Lyons Carol Roche Lee Walker Kathy O’connell Anita Preston Frances Albright Ruth Harris Jane Banquet Robert Anderson

Friday and Saturday TV Sports Schedule Highlights

Friday lists baseball Boston Red Sox vs Yankees at 8:00 p.m. and a welterweight boxing match Griffith vs Fernandez at 10:00 p.m. Saturday offers candlepin bowling noon, baseball 2:00 p.m., San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears at 3:30 p.m., thoroughbred racing 4:30 p.m., and top pro golf Jack Burke Jr. vs Arnold Palmer at 5:00 p.m.

Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Aus Griffith Jorge Fernandez San Francisco 49Ers Chicago Bears Jack Burke Jr Arnold Pelmer

Taylor Elected Second Captaincy At Concord High

Concord Terry Taylor was elected varsity captain for a second time in three weeks at season’s end. The junior second baseman also serves as football end and will captain both sports, a nearly unprecedented feat in the school’s history.

Concord Terry Taylor Waas Joel Manchuso

Muster Day at Old Sturbridge Village This June 12

The Old Sturbridge Village Muster Day returns on Sunday June 12 with six historic Yankee units in parade including the Mattatuck Drum Band, Lexington Minute Men, Kentish Guards and more. A 2:30 flag raising at the Village Clocks Museum will feature the Star Spangled Banner and a Liberty cap ceremony.

Francis Scott Key Deerfield Mass New England Old Sturbridge America

Lions Club Meeting Set at Kaffestoga Sudbury

Lions Club plans a Wednesday June 8 gathering at Kaffestoga Sudbury after supper at 6 45 led by President Paul D Sawyer. Delegates including Sawyer and Carey Hudson attended the state Swamscott convention. new officers take over July 1. Summer cookouts planned with room color scheme advice.

Maynard Lions Club Kaffestoga Sudbury Paul D Sawyer Sawyer Carey Hudson Swamscott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Acton-Boxborough Johnson Acton-Boxboro Jand Waldman R.b.i's T. J. Erkkinen Erkkinen Siparks Coop Timkeneers Pals Nis Victor Cord High Peter Arnfull Wellesley Fla Mrs. Benjamin High Street South 8 Florida Ieom POST Hudson Sursday Bacons Victor Victor U.S Dad Police Association Robert Kane Allan Maki Sergi James Ruggiero Falco Petes Ron Oklahoma J. P. Nourse, Corp Main St. Tel New Nashawtuc Country Club Audubon Society South Lincoln Little League Charter Comet Jr Arrow Sabre Hawk L ! Aces Dart Jr Jet Jr Cubs Milwood Horse Show Mantle Mickey Mantle Foughs Washington Yankee Stadium Taylor Sturbridge Concord Pub
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