Hale High Triumphs In Week Baseball Overt Cedar Field
Hale High won at Memorial Field defeating Kendal School in a one hitter pitched by Richard Bam. Jed Stow led the offense with a fourth inning burst as the Hale team surged, aided by Bamford, Swimman, Hale, Johnson, Garrett Corbett and Cambridge in a tight scoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale High
Downing School of Kendal
Memorial Field
Richard Bam
Jed
Stow
Bamford
Swim- Hale
Johnson
Garret Corbett
Cambridge
Lee Prescott leads easy 6 0 win over Hudson in Mass Conference
Lee Prescott hurled six scoreless innings with 13 strikeouts to pace Park against Hudson in a Mass Conference game. Daigneault collected two of three hits in his final schoolboy appearance as Park took the easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Prescott Dlosigh
Hudson
Park
Jace
Fanning
Daigneault
Maynard
Bowlers Honored After Archdiocesan Event At Coral Gables
Members of the St Holy Name Society, who placed 12th in the Archdiocesan Holy Bowling, will attend a banquet in Coral Gables to receive a team trophy and individual prizes. The squad included Piecewicz and Ed Wasiuk, with strong three string scores and a near lead finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. 5 Holy Name Society
Archdiocesan
Trackmen Tie In County Meet Amid Weather Cancellations
Reports show the track team halting as Saturday events were scrubbed and Dover High could not reschedule. In the Lexington meet Bent won the pole vault Sinclair placed fourth Mway took third in hurdles and Craw led in the javelin. Junior high also won a game Holden defeated 1 0 with strong pitching from Lang and Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
Sinclair
Mway
Bob Crawlrd
Junior High
Holden
Jon“lang
Jones
Mander
Schang
Michel Named Vice President at Bradley Sun Division
Maynard Kenneth G. Michel appointed vice president and assistant general manager of the Bradley Sun Division of American Can Company. He will oversee Maynard plant operations plus new duties and maintain headquarters in the area. The division makes collapsible metal tubes plastic tubes and bottles.
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Maynard
Kenneth G. Michel
Bradley-Sun
American Can Company
C. L. Alexander
Michel
American * Can
Weston High tops Acton-Roxborough in Dual County clash
LaTucky pitched Weston High to a 7 1 win over Acton Roxborough Regional on Friday. He allowed three hits while Weston collected eight. The scoreboard shows Weston with a 7 to 1 victory. Batteries: LaTucky Powers for Weston Lazaro Hayward for Acton-Boxborough.
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Acton
Greg LaTucky
Weston High
Acton - Roxborough
T. Weston
LaTucky
Powers
Weston
Lazaro
Hayward
Acton-Boxborough
Sudbury Defeats Lincoln in 10-4 Interleague Game
Sudbury defeated Lincoln 10-4 as Lincoln started with three runs in the first inning before Sudbury exploded for five in their half. Key hits included a single by Clippinger and Nurcaynski and home runs by Moulton and Scotland. Beaumont earned the win with 14 strikeouts and two hits allowed.
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Sudbury
Lincoln
Tom Grieves
Paul Beaumont
Paul
Clippinger
Nurcaynski
Moulton
Scotland
Beaumont
Golf results at Concord Country Club weekend play
Concord Weekend golf results list handicap versus par outcomes at Concord Country Club. Players include R. F. Johnston Jr 3 up J Seamans 2 up J Tolman 1 up L Grimes 1 up M Ham even Dr J Flavin 1 down C H Klinde 2 down T Piper 2 down J S Beale 2 down A C Peirson Jr 2 down L Smith 2 down J W Codding 2 down FP H Gleason 2 down J Adams 2 down.
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Concord
Concord Country Club
R. F. Johnston, Jr
J. Seamans
J. Tolman
L .Grimes
M. Ham
J. Flavin
C.H. Klinde
T. Piper
J.S. Beale
L. Smith
J.W. Codding
Fp, H. Gleason
J. Adams
Local Youth Enters Eight-Week Fort Dix Training
Maynard Charles H Warila 18 son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Warila 92 Summer Street is in eight weeks training at Fort Dix New Jersey. He attended Maynard High and worked for Tombeno Brothers West Concord before entering service.
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Maynard
Charles H. Warila
Oliver Warila
Summer Street
Fort Dix N. J
Maynard High
Tombeno Brothers
West Concord
Bedford Cuts Tax by 16 Dollars in 1960 Assessment
Bedford's board of assessors set the tax rate at 52, down from 68 in 1959 after a townwide revaluation. Total assessable property rose to 22 million dollars as of January 1, with about 7 million more value than last year. New property adds 2 million, the rest from revaluation.
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Bedford
Newroperty
Easter services and church notices in Acton West Concord area
Acton Sunday services at Mount Calgary Lutheran Church start at 9 a.m. with church school. Rev. Clarence A. Rantala announces. Acton Concord Easter seal campaign raised 1637 dollars, 82 percent of its goal, area treasurer William K. Walters reports. Related donations may be sent to him care of 432 Main Street, West Concord. Children Day observed at 9:30 a.m. service. no 11 o'clock service. West Acton Baptist Church reports Sunday services led by Rev. William T. Keech. Cub Pack 18 hosts a review party Friday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Baldwin W. Callahan of Mass. Congregational Association spoke at Evangelical Congregational Church. adult Bible study with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sletten. Ladies Sodality communion at St Elizabeth’s featured Rev. Albert Powers. Imelda Morsey was chairman. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds.
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Acton-Concord
William K. Walters
Main Street
West Concord
West Acton Baptist Church
William T. Keech
Baptist Church
Baldwin W. Callahan
Mass. Congregational Association
Evangelical Congregational Church
Carl Sletten
Ladies Sodality
St. Elizabeth’s
Albert Powers
Imelda Morsey
New England Police Officials Form Regional Conference
A weekend meeting at Way side Inn produced the New England State Police Administrative Conference to boost regional cooperation. William H Baumann of Vermont was elected chairman. NEC will act as central clearing house and secretariat.
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Sudbury
New England
Wayside Inn
Gadbury
New England Council
William. H. , Baumann
Vermont
James A. Cretecos
Framingham
Leslie W. Williams
Connecticut
Baumann
Raytheon opens Sudbury Airborne Equipment center with open house
A two day program marks the opening of Raytheon Company’s Airborne Equipment Operations center in Sudbury on June 17 and 19. A dedication at 1 30 p m Friday will be followed by a luncheon with state and company officials. Sunday open house will run from 1 to 6 p m for residents, employees and families to tour the new facility and view testing areas and equipment. The unit develops high speed bombing gear for the Air Force B 25 radios and radar systems for the B 58 Hustler and Navy missile sensitive gear.
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Sudbury
Raytheon Company
Robert E. Sonnekson
Route 20
Charles F. Adams
Richard E. Krafve
William E. Hays
5Th
Middlesex
Francis W. Trussell
Board of Selectmen
Ernest Bodenweber
Memorial Congregational Church
Robert H. Hurley
Our Lady of Fatima
Raytheon
Anne
Air Force
Navy
Huckleberry Finn staged by Acton-Junior High drama club
The Dramatic Club presented Huckleberry Finn for pupils on Thursday directed by Miss Gretchen Smith English teacher. Cast included Huck Finn Steve Siciliano Tom Sawyer Jim MacRae Aunt Sally Mary Boardman Matilda Diane Fullenton Mary Jane Karen Jensen Emily Pond Joanne Terry Wall Dr Robinson Dave Larkin King Andréw Caless Duke Carmine Sarno Mr Hotchkiss Ann Henneforth Elroy Belle Linda Nichols Jim Al Kelly Lize Susan Woodruff.
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Dramatic Club
Acton
Gretchen Smith
Huck Finn
Steve Siciliano
Tom Sawyer
Jim MacRae
Sally
Mary
Boardman
Matilda
Diane Fullenton
Mary Jane
Karen
Jenson
Susan
Emily Pond
Joanne
Terry Wall
Dr. Robinson
Dave Larkin
King
Andréw Caless
Duke
Carmine Sarno
Mr. Hotchkiss
Ann Henneforth
Elroy ‘Belle
Linda Nichols
Jim
al Kelly
Lize
Susan Woodruff
Democrats avoid nominating Johnson for president
In Knoxville, Interior Secretary Fred Seato said the Democratic party lacks confidence in Southern supporters and will not nominate Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas as its presidential candidate, signaling a shift in strategy.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
Democratic Party
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Fred Seato
Traffic Lights Planned at Route 126 117 Intersection
D P W plans traffic lights at the Route 126 117 junction after a survey found 15 accidents in 30 months. Lights will be on two center islands on Route 117 with funding hoped from Chapter 90, sharing costs among town county and state. Two serious crashes occurred at the intersection last month.
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Lincoln
State Department of Public Works
DPW
Route 117
Charleston extends city limits after 111 years
Charleston South Carolina will extend its city limits on January 1 in the first expansion in 111 years. Two sections of a neighborhood parish totaling about 7 000 residents will be added to the old city.
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Charleston
UPI
Newcomers Are Welcomed At Concord
Betty Oleson of the Welcome Wagon greets several families moving to Concord. New residents include Richard and Jan Salinger at 11 Laurel from Newton. Donald and Mary Pearson at 27 Highland from Waltham. Richard and Susan Ryan at 1 Commonwealth Avenue from North Acton. C. Brewer at 386 Main Street from Arlington. James and Mary Roberts at 2 Norma Drive from Waltham. John and Mary MacFarland at 13 Woodland Road from New Jersey. Richard and Patricia Anderson at 5 Dana Road from Cambridge. Donald and Margaret Fairburn at 11 Minot Street from Brooklyn. and Bob Williams at 67 Old Marlboro Road from California.
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Concord
Betty Oleson
Richard Salinger
Laurel Street
Newton
Salinger
Lincoln
Donald Pearson
Highland Street
Waltham
Pearson
Richard Ryan
North Acton
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Ryan
McPherson Instructments
Acton
C. Brewer
Main Street
Arlington
Brewer
Raytheon
James Roberts
Norma Drive
Roberts
Lincoln Laboratory
John, MacFarland
Woodland Road
New Jersey
MacFarland
Simmons
Richard Anderson
Dana Road
Cambridge
Anderson
Huston Chair Company
Donald Fairburn
Minot Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fairburn
Crandall Dry Dock Engineers, Inc
Pinta, Kerman, & Roketenetz
Boston
Bob E. Williams
California
Old Marlboro Road
Locals Number Beer Cans to Find Litterers at Base
Lakenheath England rural council unsure who scatters litter along roads. With empty beer cans found, it plans to number the cans sold to American airmen at the base to identify the culprits.
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Lakenheath
England
UPI
Concord Man Graduates From Georgetown University
Michael R. Diskin of 91 Sudbury Road Concord graduated from Georgetown University Washington D C with a bachelor of arts in government at the 161st commencement. He participated in the glee club choir soloist Spanish Club treasurer ROTC squad leader campus radio disc jockey and freshman advisory committee. He plans to study at Boston College Law School and prepared at St John’s Preparatory Danvers graduating honorably in 1956. Georgetown founded in 1789 is the oldest Catholic college in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Michael R. Diskin
Martin J. Diskin
Sudbury Road
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Georgetown
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Boston College Law School
St. John’s Preparatory School
Danvers
Auxiliary Sponsor Benefit Auction on Tuesday in Nagog Hill
An Auxiliary Sponsor Benefit Auction will be held Tuesday June 14 from 9 45 until noon at Charles D MacPhersons Nagog Hill Road home. Proceeds fund Emerson Hospital puppet materials for patient take home gifts. Auctioneers Mrs Robert Bowen and Mrs Edward Bursaw accept a range of donated items.
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Acton
Charles D. ‘MacPherson
Nagog
Hill Road
Sand Iby
Emerson
Emerson Hospital
Robert Bowen
Edward
Lundleg
Brooks School Honors 14 Third Graders With Pins
Mrs William Berkes headmistress presented fourteen Concord Lincoln and Bedford third graders with Brooks School pins at a Gage Music Room ceremony. A short musical program, gifts including a tape recorder and a wooden shield inscribed with each name, and refreshments followed the event.
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Concord
William Berkes
Lincoln
Bedford
Gage Music Room
Gage
Berkes
Peter and the Wolf
Gordon Bemis
John Bemis
Robert Montgomery Bowen
Henry Bowen
Diana Crampton
Arthur W. Crampton
William Tyler Ford
Gilbert Oakley, Jr
Concord L L baseball action and matchups
Readable fragments indicate upcoming Concord league games featuring Tigers vs Dodgers and Cardinals vs Red Sox with dates in June. Other mentions include Dodgers vs Yankees and Tigers vs Braves with players like Emerson Rideout and Jimerson referenced in June star game context.
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Concord
Concord L. L
Tigers
Dodgers
Emerson
Cardinals
Red Sox
Rideout
Dupe
Yankees
Cout
Braves
Jimerson
Shee
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Defor Maynard
Barton
Kunst
Ory
O’con
Lexington
Bive
Kenneth G, Michel
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FIDE
Mvand Garden Fertilizer
Marlboro
Mount Calgary Lutheran Church
Clarence A. Rantala
Poliaas Aganates United
Virginia
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Frank Vedokolys
Haskins Street
Framingham State Teachers’ College
Commuters Club
A. C.E
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Northboro
D.P.W
RTE
Barrie Whitcomb
John H. Bushek
Tuttle Drive
New Hampton School
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Concord Acton
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