Hale High Honor Roll and Paper Drive Scheduled
Principal Rudolph H Keys announces the end of the third marking period honor roll with High Honors including Virginia Vodoklys Mary Jokinen William Turner Virginia Joki Francis Pugeley Raymond McCarthy Leah Malmberg Mary Tervo Elizabeth Roach and Honors list. On Saturday March 31 1956 the Senior class will sponsor a paper drive to help defray the class trip expenses. townspeople are asked to save their paper and extend the drive to the following Saturday if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph H. Keys
Virginia Vodoklys
Mary Jokinen
William Turner
Virginia Joki
Francis Pugeley
Raymond McCarthy
Leah Malmberg
Mary Tervo
Elizabeth Roach
Wilma Erkkinen
Janet Quinn
Shirley Blanchette
Albert Erkkinen
Joan Herrick
Nancy Johnson
Lauri Katvala
Joan Vodoklys
Linda Scott
Ann O’toole
Quentin Carmichael
Franklin High Defeats Mill Town In Bay State Semifinal
Franklin High fought from behind to beat Mill Town 46 to 41 in the Class C Bay State Tournament semifinal at Brandeis University gym. Captain Dave Crotty and Johnny Kulevich led the orange and black with strong all around play as Maynard edged closer to a finals bid.
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Maynard
Franklin High
Brandies University Gym
Don Sisson
Orange and Black
Dave Crotty
Johnny Kulevich
Westwood
St. Mary’s
Brookline
Dick Carlton
Ralph Martino
Senior Chosen for Student Gov't Day in Massachusetts
Fred Mitchell of Hale High was the Stow representative for Student Government Day at the State House on March 9. More than 350 Massachusetts high school students staffed state government for a day, hearing greetings from Governor Herter and Lt Governor Sumner G. Whittier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Fred Mitchell
Hale High
Hale High School
State House
Massachusets High School
Herter
Govenor Sumner G. Whittier
Massachusets Teachers Association
Gardner Auditorium
Fred
Frederick H. Mitchell
Walcott Street, Stow
D.A.R. Good
Virginia Vodoklys Honored by DAR at Boston Convention
Virginia Vodoklys of Stow represented Hale High at the Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Boston held at the Sheraton Plaza and Hotel Vendome. She won a Good Citizens Award for public high school students, honoring character, service, leadership, and patriotism as daughter of Frank and Mrs. Vodoklys of Hastings Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Vodoklys
Hale High
Stow
Boston
Sheraton Plaza
Hotel Vendomé
State House
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
Frank Vodoklys
Hastings Street
Cassell, Once Local Hurling Star, Dies at 50
Concord born James A. Cassell a former Boston College athlete died in Boston at 50. In 1920 he scored three touchdowns for BC High to rout Concord High 83 to 0 at University Heights, the team’s worst defeat. He later coached St. Clement’s in West Somerville and pitched for local semi pro squads.
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St. Clement’s
West Somerville
Oilers defeat Farmers to tie for lead in league
Acton-Oilers upset the Farmers 3-1 to join Woolrops Wildcats 3-1 and Outcasts 3-1 in a top two way tie in the Acton Bowling League. High scorers include Dick Scribner 310 and Les Smith 122 with other 300s from Fran Flerra and Art Decker.
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Oilers
Farmers
Acton—Oilers
Acton
Harvard
Woolrops
Seat Wildcats
Outlaws
Newpins
Les Smith
Dick Scribner
Fran Flerra
Art Decker
Flerra
Decker
Scribner
Atthors
Orient Eee
Pat Bavatin
Tomer
Ares Viet
Wire Enis
Wieghorsi
Concord to Meet Fairhaven in Hoop Tourney Final
Concord High will face Fairhaven High in the Class B Small School Tourney final at Brandeis University Gym Waltham on Saturday at 7 p.m. Coach Bob Seaward’s team seeks its fourth win after beating Athol Notre Dame of Fitchburg and Stoughton. Fairhaven enters with 11 wins and four losses. Concord stands 11 and nine.
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Concord
Concord High
Fairhaven High
Brandeis University Gymnasium
Waltham
Bob Seaward
Athol
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Stoughton
Fairhaven
Costs to build a nine hole golf course
The National Golf Foundation estimates building a standard-length nine-hole course costs 5 000 to 10 000 dollars per hole. A pony par 3 hole would cost 750 to 1 000 dollars per hole. Modern methods can unload 14 000 tons of iron ore from a ship in under three hours.
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New York
National Golf Foundation
Cervi Blasts Red Auerbach In Hoop Feud
Syracuse coach Al Cervi fired at Boston coach Red Auerbach after a 101-98 Syracuse win that left the Series A Eastern Division playoffs tied. Cervi accused Auerbach of excuses and noted the ball and bench locations weren't to blame. He acknowledged the ball used violated NBA specs but said there was no advantage.
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Boston
Syracuse
al Cervi
Celtics
Red Auerbach
Red
Cervi
Nationals
Celts
National Basketball Association
Sid Borgia
Cervy
Bob Cousy
Higgins Sees Red Sox Using Two Platoons This Season
Sarasota reports manager Mike Higgins plans a two platoon approach for Boston, citing a stronger bench after last year’s weak reserves. He hinted at the lineup against Chicago with Marty Cough and Jackie Tensen in the outfield and Billy Klaus at third, while Dick Gerrert or Gene Stephens could be the other outfielder amid position trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Higgins
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
Vilot
Marty Coueh
Jackie Tensen
Billy Klaus
Chicago
Wiggins
Dick Gerrert
Gene Stephens
Accee Caionna
Late teacher coach success in U S sports
Concord well known educator Ben Goddard, who coached at Concord High from 1907 to 1916, built a strong record in football, baseball and track. His 1914 football team went 9–2–1, and his 1915 squad played 16 games with notable wins and losses.
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U. S
Concord
Ben” Goddard
Concord High
Waltham
Wayland
Belmont
Watertown
Asa Olsen
Winchester
East Boston
Shirley
Natick
Needham
William G. Ryan
Randall Woodworth
John Giles
Bill Mulcahy
Pickards
Herb
Homer Allen
Bill Fitzpatrick
Mullaneys
John
Joe
Dave Williams
The
Loftuses
Fred
Bob Harwood
Bill Dee
the Woods
Norrie
Walter
Barry
Entreprise ‘Hall of Fame
Skating Club of Boston Presents Ice Chips of 1956
The Skating Club of Boston stages its 44th Ice Chips show at Boston Garden from April 5 to 8 led by Olympic champions Tenley Albright and Hayes Alan Jenkins. The program features Boston's Affine and top skaters including Jenkins and his brother David, with tickets available at Boston Garden and the Skating Club of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Skating Club of
Boston
Boston Garden
Tenley Albright
Hayes Alan Japigins
Affine
Newton Lass
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Oscar L. Richards
Hayes Jenkins
David
Hayes
Soldiers Field Rd
Brighton
Mass
Matches Postponed Amid Blizzard Snowout
Concord mill dam bowling league saw its third straight inactivity as Monday matches were snowed out. Resumption is set for next Monday at Lexington at 7 o clock.
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Concord
Mill Dam
Lexington
Red Sox Focus On Left Handed Pace In 1956
Boston aims to fix its left handed pitching after a disappointing finish in 1955. Mel Parnell shows knee strength return and vows 15 wins, Frank Baumann drops weight and displays speed, Bill Henry struggles to start but Kiely shifts to bullpen. Manager Higgins hopes improved depth and poise will bolster rotation for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
Red Sox
Boston
Mel Parnell
Frank Baumann
Bill Henry
Leo Kiely
Mike Higgins
Parnell
Mel
Baumann
Frank
Herb Cleveland
Grin Daley
Ees
Eddie Robinson
Kiely
Letty
Bob Smith
Defini
Roy Tinney
Clas Greensboro
Oil Red Sox
Sandlot teams prepare for global baseball tourney
The National Baseball Congress says sandlot leagues are forming early for a world tourney and the second global series to be staged in September. The 1956 US representative will be the No 1 non pro club, with the Wichita National tournament winner earning a $10,000 purse and league status. Details on site and start date to be announced by April 1.
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National Baseball Congress
National Association of Leagues
Milwaukee
United States
Wichita
U. S
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Nemesis
RED. Cross
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Clipper
Tyle
Eee
Gould’s Mens Shop
Hudson and
Clinton
Hoop
S. Thauch
Klaus
Billy
Hall of Fame
Mary Morrisey
Minneapolis Civil Defense
First National Bank
ca-Cola
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