Notre Dame Fordham and Holy Cross Win Bowling League Matches
Notre Dame beat West Concord Capt Manny Garcia led the Irish to a 4 0 victory and a lead in the Holy Named Bowling League. Holy Cross toppled Marquette 3 1 Fordham defeated Villanova 3 1 Joe Francis led Fordham with a 326 series Notre Dame posted a team total of 1665 Holy Cross 1620 Marquette 1601 Fordham 1669 Villanova 1584.
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West Concord
Manny Garcia
Notre Dame
Holy Cross
Marquette
Fordham
Villanova
Joe Francis
J. King
H. Lawrence
J. Hollenkamp
E. Mullen
Marcia
L. Gillis
Q’haré
B. ‘Dee
Rands
Vil‘anove
W. Carewn
Conlon
T. Ryan
L. Moreau
R. Loughlin
Dummy
Green joins hoop stars on 19 city tour
Sihugo Green signs with the College 3% team to join Floyd Farg Ahio and others for an April 2 game against the Harlem Globetrotters. The roster includes Freeman and Holub as top college scorers and rebound specialists, part of a 19-city nation tour with New York stop at Garden.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Sihugo Green
Duquegne
Green
Floyd Farg Ahio
Waphitg
Anny
Wee Oe
New Yorks
Sy Garden
Buster
Boston
Sihugo
Dukes
B. A
Arate
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Freeman
Floyd
Furman
Holub
George Washington
Saddler Bout Postponed to April 3 in Boston Arena
promoter Sam Silverman announced that the 10 round non title bout between Sandy Saddler and Larry Boardman is moved to April 3 after Byars Murphy return match caused schedule conflicts. The snowstorm swap shifts Adler Boardman from next Saturday to April 3 under state boxing rules limiting two shows in a seven day span.
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Boston
Bobby Murphy
Walt Byars
Sandy Saddler
Larry Boardman
Sam Silverman
Byars
Murphy
Boston Arena
Adler
Boardman
Concord Rod & Gun Club Breakfast Opens Fishing Season
The Concord Rod and Gun Club will hold its annual breakfast on April 21 from 8 to 10 a.m. to honor opening day of the fishing season. The event welcomes members and guests with prizes and fees noted in the notice.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Hudson man competes in pistol shoot
Charles D. McCarthy of Hudson Massachusetts, a radio repairman with the 526th Signal Company at Fort Huachuca, competed in the 25th National Mid Winter Pistol Championships in Tampa and the Flamingo Open in Coral Gables. He is an expert NRA classified marksman and fired for the Sixth Army team.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Charles D. McCarthy
Joseph D. McCarthy
Main St
Hudson
Mass
Tampa
Coral ‘Gables
McCarthy
National Rifle Association
Army
526Th
Fort Huachuca
Marlboro Woman Wins Sarasota Snook Fishing Award
Mrs. A. N. Campbell of Marlboro Massachusetts won the Sarasota Terrace Club weekly Snook fishing award with a 21 fish string in a single Gulf of Mexico day. The Campbells are guests at the club during their vacation in Sarasota Florida.
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Sarasota, Fla
Sarasota Terrace Club
A. N. Campbell
Marlboro
Mass
Campbell
Gulf of Mexico
Fordham Trails Holy Cross as Notre Dame leads league
West Concord Notre Dame holds a six point bulge over Fordham in the Holy Name Bowling League. Standings and schedule section details the race as teams vie for position while the text notes odds and large distance figures.
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West Concord
Notre Dame
Fordham
Holy Name
Dovre Resumes Lead After Opponent Drops 3 Points
West Concord Dovre regains the top spot in the West Concord Bowling League as Cullinane sinks three points. The match features multiple team totals and high scores from Johnson, Hoy, Alexander, and others, with Postoffice and Condons near the top in a crowded field.
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West Concord
Dovre
Cullinane
R. Macone
Blawrence
R. Hoy
J. Alexander
Erson
D._ Dorr
P. Tranniello
W. Jones
Cushmans
Enero
F. Wilson
F. Sen
F. Ratta
A. Pesen
Eee Nanes
A. Vaughan
H. Sayer
S. Lever
P. Petersen
Stefano
FE. "Cullinane
R. O'Neil
R. Tombeno
Pirkola
R.beadoin
W. Place
J.bandalavitch
B. Perillo
W. Swenson
John Oakman
A. Beau
New Fishing Issue Reveals Golden Rivers Across States
Outdoor Life debuts a new service in the April issue titled Qlews for Fratern ers prepared by Arthur Grahame Eastern field editor. The supplement highlights top spring fishing spots across 12 states with tips from official sources and local experts while admitting some spots may remain secret.
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Qlews
Arthur Grahame
Zine
West Virginia
Gimers
Grahame
Arthur's Best Buys Baseball Team To Hold April 3 Meeting
Following a Townsend meeting with Baseball League officials the Arthur's Best Buys managers announce league rules. A crucial team meeting is set for Tuesday April 3 at the usual place with players warned that absentees will be dropped from the roster. The squad stands at seventeen with a norm of twenty five and all positions open for interested players.
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Maynard
Townsend
Baseball League
Arthur
Best Buys
At & P.m
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Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided text.
Tuberculosis Deaths Drop and 1955 Yearbook Note
The article notes tuberculosis deaths fell from 0.1944 per 100000 in 1900 to 12.5 per 100000 in 1955 and mentions other diseases with low child death rates. It discusses music education and the history of bracelets as symbols, including mourning bracelets of hair and Renaissance symbolism.
Boy Hoists $5 Bounty for City Fox in Hartford
Hartford.in Tenor, Conn. 13 year old Hermann J Grimme collected a $5 city bounty after shooting a red fox within city limits. He used a bow and arrow to finish the animal becoming the first to collect in 15 years.
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Hartford
Conn
Hertmann J. Grimme
Grimme
Heyliger In Visit Again Wins Title
Concord Cambridge crowds see Heyliger and Michigan claim another NCAA hockey championship at Colorado Springs. Heyliger, coach, attended the American Hockey Coaches Association meeting in Boston with family. His ninth year leads to sixth NCAA title for his team.
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Concord
Vic Heyliger
University of Michigan
Theodore A. Heyliger
Cambridge Turnpike
Boston
Heyliger
N.C. A
Damaged Trees Need Expert Advice After Highway Accidents
Stamford Connecticut reports guidance from Dr. Penis Rusden of Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories on first aid for damaged trees from highway crashes. Methods include antiseptic wound dressing, avoiding tight burlap wraps, shading wounds, and using burlap rings with air space to prevent drying.
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Stamford
Conn
Penis Rusden
Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories
Charleston Leads Nation as Top Cotton Port of Entry
Charleston, South Carolina, is identified as the nation's leading port of entry for long staple cotton, highlighting its pivotal role in handling this fiber.
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Charleston
S. C
Acton High School Notes Highlight Fundraiser Dance and Talks
Acton-Acton area notes report Principal Grey hosting Neighborhood Principals Club at Hotel Kendall Framingham with Dr Robert Andree on European vs American education. Banquet tickets go on sale for Acton High basketball April 4. Freshman dance Bunny Hop planned March 23 with DJ Bob Clayton. Typing awards announced for Joan Grantmyre Jean Pek and Judith Hatch. Miss Joan Capitell conducts 81 eighth graders four year plan meetings at Acton-Boxboron Regional High School with preparatory letters for objectives and subjects.
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Acton
Repent
Grey
Kendall
Framingham
Robert Andree
Brooklineigh
Andree
Europe
Acton High
Maurice Nolan
Bob Clayton
Ray
Demetriou
Christine Demetriou
Acton High School
Joan Grantmyre
Jean” Pek
Judith Hatch
Joan Capitell
Perase
Acton-Boxboron
Bus driver finds two purses in one week
West Haven Connecticut bus driver Robert Fonteyn found two purses on his bus within a week. He located the owners and recovered several hundred dollars.
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West Haven
Conn
Robert Fonteyn
Central Ete Dere: Relative A
A fragment from the central area mentions a relative associated with a place called ets san. The readable text is sparse, naming no clear individuals, dates, or events beyond the locale reference. Further detail is unavailable in the fragment.
Sudbury Junior Prom lights up Sudbury School gym
The Sudbury School Junior Prom filled the gym with bright Mardi Gras decor and semi formal gowns. Joe Velardi led the event with his six piece band choosing Miss Dee Alfin Halten and Mr Elliot Putnam as King and Queen. Teachers and students enjoyed photos and cheering as Mr Johnson, former Sudbury High principal, returned for the evening.
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Sudbury
Melvin Downing
Rs. A. J. Ahearn
Fane Truspell
Francis Ey
Joe Velardi
Dee Alfin 'Haltetin
Elliot Putnam
Fick Scor Truasel
Ruth Petergon
Mr. Johnson
Sudbury High School
Postponed Patines Tournament Dates Announced
Bavia Prouty from Spencer Massachusetts scheduled events for Friday April 8 and Friday April 9 with a postponed Patines Tournament. The notice mentions P. T. A. Week spanning April 9 to April 11 and references a report.
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Spencer
Mass
Sea FE
Oetion
Wilmin
Fon
Camp Resolute plans and honors noted in local meeting
The report outlines Boy Scouts activities including opening inspection, Kilton and Tucker leading drill practice, and a 4 relay race won by patrol. Mentions Big Brother WBZ-TV tickets, plans for a camp at Camp Resolute, and youth leadership training with sessions in Southboro.
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Sudbury
Kilton
Ha Clude
Cereti
Southbord
Iice
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