Franklin High Defeats Mill Town 46 to 41 in Semifinal
Hale High School reports Franklin High edged Maynard High 46 41 in the Class C Bay State Tournament semifinal at Brandies University gym. Captain Dave Crotty and Johnny Kulevich led the winners with strong all around play as Franklin advances toward the final on a bright program note with returning stars and a new gym soon.
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Hale High School News
Franklin High
Mill Town
Maynard
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 Government Day in Stow
Fred Mitchell of Hale High selected to represent his school at the State House on March 9 as part of Student Government Day. More than 350 Massachusetts high school students participated, hearing briefings from Governor Herter and Lt. Governor Whittier as they shadowed state government. Mitchell, son of Frederick H. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell, served on the Legislature Committee and described the experience as enjoyable.
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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 Receives DAR Good Citizen Honor
Virginia Vodoklys of Hale High selected as Good Citizen by Stow classmates for dependability service leadership and patriotism. She represented Stow at the DAR convention in Boston with events at Sheraton Plaza and Hotel Vendôme, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Vodoklys.
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Virginia
Vodoklys
Stow
Boston
Sheraton Plaza
Hotel Vendomé
State House
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank Vodoklys
Hastings Street
Cassell Dies. Boston College All Around Athlete Remembered
Concord James A. Jimmy Cassell, 50, former Boston College athlete, died Sunday in Boston. He starred for BC High in 1920 scoring three touchdowns to rout Concord High 83 0 at University Heights, the worst defeat in Concord football history. He once pitched for local semi pro teams and later coached St. Clement’s in West Somerville. Give to the Red Cross.
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Concord
James A
Jimmy” Cassell
Boston College
Boston
B. C. High
Concord High
University Heights
Warray Goddard
Cassell
Earl Peckham
St. Clement’s
West Somerville
Oilers defeat Farmers to tie for league lead
Acton Oilers upset the Farmers 3 to 1 to create a two way tie for first in the Acton Bowling League. Other results include Woolrops defeating Wildcats 3 to 1 and Outcasts beating the Outlaws 3 to 1. High games featured Les Smith 122 and Dick Scribner 310.
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Farmers
Acton—Oilers
Acton
Harvard
Woolrops
Wildcats
Outlaws
Newpins
Les Smith
Dick Scribner
Fran Flerra
Art Decker
Flerra
Decker
Scribner
Kesso
Ollerg Sr
Wildcats Ghee Eee
Woolters
Concord Meets Fairhaven In Final Of Hoop Tourney
Concord High will face Fairhaven High in the Class B Small School Tourney final at Brandeis University Gym Waltham on Saturday at 7. Concord seeks its fourth tourney win after defeating Athol Notre Dame of Fitchburg and Stoughton. Fairhaven holds a 5 4 record with one title previously.
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Concord
Concord High
Fairhaven High
Brandeis University Gymnasium
Waltham
Bob Seaward
Athol
Notre Dame
Fitchburg
Stoughton
Fairhaven
Golf course costs rise per hole in nine-hole layout
The National Golf Foundation says building a standard-length nine-hole course costs 5 000 to 10 000 dollars per hole. It adds a pony par-3 nine-holer would run 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 blasted Boston’s Red Auerbach calling him the excusingest coach. His Nationals beat the Celtics 101 to 98 in Syracuse to halt the series in a deadlock. Cervi accused Auerbach of making excuses after losses as he noted a ball inflation issue and bench location disputes.
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Red Auerbach
Hoop
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Syracuse
al Cervi
Celtics
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Red
Nationals
Celts
National Basketball Association
Sid Borgia
Cervy
Bob Cousy
Higgins signals two platoons for Red Sox this season
Sarasota report says manager Mike Higgins plans a two platoon approach after relying on a limited bench last year. He hints at a partial lineup with Marty and Jensen in the outfield, Billy Jo in the infield, and Germano or Stephens at third, with further shifts possible.
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Fla
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Higgins
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
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Martveh
Jackie Jensen
Billv Jus
Chicago
Dick Germert
Gene Stephens
Thauch Klaus
Fleus
Fide
Billy
Ice Chips of 1956 Ice Carnival at Boston Garden
The Skating Club of Boston presents its forty fourth annual Ice Chips with Olympic champions Tenley Albright and Hayes Alan Jenkins headlining. The four day event runs April 5 to 8 at Boston Garden with Miss Boston in supporting role and tickets available at Boston Garden or Skating Club of Boston.
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Skating Club of
Boston
Boston Garden
Skating Club
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Hayes Alan
Newton Lass
Hayes Alan Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Oscar L. Richards
Hayes Jenkins
David
Hayes
Beeen
Soldiers Field Rd
Brighton
Mass
Late teacher and coach Ben Goddard lauded for Concord feats
Concord high school mentor Ben Goddard, who coached from 1907 to 1916, built a strong football program with 40 wins 30 losses and five ties while his teams scored 1008 points to 550. His 1914 squad went 9 2 1 and 288 points led Concord's output until 1946 with wins over Wayland Belmont Watertown and others. He also contributed to track and baseball and was later honored in the Entreprise Hall of Fame.
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Ben” Goddard
Concord High
Waltham
Wayland
Belmont
Watertown
Asa Olsen
Winchester
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Shirley
Natick
Needham
William G. Ryan
Randall Woodworth
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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
Matches Postponed In Concord Mill Bowling League
Concord Mill Bowling League matches were snowed out by a blizzard for the third straight week. Next Monday at Lexington the league plans to resume play at seven o clock.
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Concord — Mill Dam
Lexington
Red Sox quick to rebuild left handed pitching
The Boston Red Sox hope to correct past gaps in left handed pitching after a delayed pennant push. Mel Parnell reports good form despite prior knee trouble and aims for 15 wins. Frank Baumann shed weight and has fast velocity, while Bill Henry and Leo Kiely shift roles to bolster the bullpen.
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Fla
Red Sox
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Mel Parnell
Frank Baumann
Bill Henry
Leo Kiely
Mike Higgins
Parnell
Mel
Baumann
Frank
Edium
Cleveland
Daley
Ees
Eddie Robinson
Kiely
Letty
Johnil
Washington
Gular
Bob Smith
Defini
Roy Tinney
Greensboro
Sandlot Ball Teams Ready for Global Series
Sandlot leagues for players of unlimited age organize early per the National Baseball Congress. The NBC aims to send the No. 1 non pro club from 1956 to the second Global Series in September after the Wichita tournament winner earns a $10,000 purse and the US title.
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National Baseball Congress
National Association of Leagues
Milwaukee
United States
Wichita
U. S
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