Skee Riegel Garners Amateur Golf Fame Amid Palm Beach Invite
The veteran golfer Skee Riegel, once runner up at Augusta and a noted amateur, joins the Palm Beach golf invitation lineup at Wyckoff Club New Rochelle. He has built a reputation as a steady money winner and strong contender since World War II, with consistent top finishes in amateur events and a notable performance against Hogan in prior Masters play.
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Beart
Skee
Riegel
Gkee
Anamateus
Ear Riegel
Eadlijer
Ofa
Slexenthage
Sam
Frosc
Smiley
Jimmy Nanee
Orsham
Hogan
Agan
Lloyd Man
Rutin
Horan
Mplon
Ben
Gong
Agate Riegel
George May
Tom O'Shanter
Galghing Zour
Rainy stretch forces Melrose Concord league game stoppage
The five day rain halted the Melrose at Concord league meeting at city playground. The schedule shift extends Concord games to three consecutive days this week and postpones the Sa xo Raptorata game.
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Melrose high-Concord
Clt Playground
Rey Speed
Concord
Rap
Otaer
Sudbury Girls Softball Team Forms Amid Enthusiasm
The Sudbury girls softball program is forming strong with Captain Jane Flynn and 16 teammates listed, guided by manager Margaret Burckes and coach Dorothy Bondelevitch. A busy spring schedule includes away games against Stow Wayland Acton Natick Dover Newton Concord Weston and more, with matches planned through May.
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Sudbury
Jane Flynn
Mary Aliamo
Poy Briggs
Paula Carlmen
Jody Devlin
Jean Ehret
Joan Christian
Judy Goodrich
Dorothy Hawes
Carol Hodder
Joan Harding
Ina‘ Johnson
Helen Krause
Lily’ Laine
Charlotte Mercier
Marilyn McGovern
Louise Pike
Margaret Burckes
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Stow
Uneasy
Newton IV
Ghey Ay Ee Wayland
Twilight League Opening Slated Next Sunday
The article notes the Twilight League season opener set for next Sunday with veteran teams Hubbardville and a strong opponent. A 3 p.m. early game features scrappy young players as the new Company H entry debuts. The rest of the schedule lists Hollow vs. Company T Monday night Hubbardville vs. men on Eel Tuesday and Company H vs. Hubbard Wednesday and Friday, inviting managers to enroll players for summer action and promising a good crowd for the opening.
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P Ted
Dllaw
Hubbardville
Co. H
Oe Hollow
Company T
Men
Minuterglo
Company H
Hubbard
Ion
Little League Meeting Draws Local Youth
Rough OCR note shows Concord area Little League turnout with 40 attending a weekend session and 70 at Emerson playgrounds. Mention of tryouts, volunteers, and names appears garbled but indicates frequent gatherings and upcoming sessions for 8 to 10 year olds with more events planned next weekend.
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Concord
Emerson
Udge
Alter
Been
Makesty Donovan
J. Edward Ee
Emeran
Aore Verlag
Faee
Jimmy
Acton High School Triumphs Over Burlington 9-7 in Key Openers
Acton High School beat Burlington 9-7 in a high school baseball opener with Bobby Mansfield delivering a clutch two-out hit in the big ninth-inning rally. Pitcher Bobby Greenough starred in his first start with John Edgar handling control issues as Acton plans to feature Urban McClellan next.
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Acton
Burlington
Rey
Otter Et An
Wih
Johnny
Bobby
John
Edgar
Deliveau
Bobby Mansfield
Bobby Dribingle
Bobby Greenough
John Edgar
Urban McClellan
Ted Engman
Gerry Davis
Ree
Enmare oPee
Groton
Lancaster
Ward
Littleton
Asinon
Middlesex
Aver
Seton
Acton Esa
Maynard Siler High
Midland Home Games Featured In Milford Park Lineup
Baseball action at Milford Park features Midland in a home slate with a crowd expected to back the title chase. The club eyes a repeat of past success as players return from a stretch run into May.
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Milford
Joe Crowe
Ray
Concord Rod & Gun Club Opens Disabled Veterans Fishing Season
The Concord Rod and Gun Club sponsors the first fishing project of the season for disabled veterans. It will be held this Saturday at 10 30 a.m. at the pond off Strawberry Hill Road. A bus load will provide veterans with fishing tackle bait luncheon and other supplies.
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Concord
Concord Rod & Gun
Strawberry Hill Road
Deer Protection Meeting At Lowell May Proposal Drafts
The next main meeting was planned for Lowell in May. A buffet lunch featured 19 clubs with coffee, lemonade and cake. The discussion covered deer protection out of season and in season by non sporting means, with legislation proposed and bills to be drawn up soon.
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Lowell
Leo
Sportsmen Fight Fire and Plan Club Improvements
Maynard Emile A. Dumas elected publicity agent of the Maynard Rad and Gun Club Inc. He succeeds the former five member committee. Club members helped fight a forest fire near the grounds on Sunday afternoon. The club repainted its dance floor and started work on a new rifle range. Trees were planted as part of a conservation effort. The Rochettes auxiliary served free dinners to embers. Pete Gilleney Stan Sikorsky and Parks won the fish contest opening of the 1952 season. Plans for a new inn at the entrance to club grounds on Waltham street are moving ahead. Saturday night club parties grow more popular with steam clams and lobster and floor shows well received.
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Maynard
Emile A. Dumas
Greatroad
Maynard Rad and Gun Club Inc
Rochettes
Pete Gilleney
Stan Sikorsky
Parks
Waltham Street
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Real Estate
The 86th Army Band of Fort Devens paid for a parade at the Lexington pilgrimage led by Sergt. William Dolan of West Concord. Local real estate transfers include Bruce DeQuay to Richard E Pride and wife on South Street and Robert W McAllister to Jack Gashagarian on Rutland Street. Concord High judge RB MacPherson participated in the state science fair at MIT, with several Concord students entering projects.
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86Th Army
Fort Devens
Boston
Cornel
Lexington
Sergt
William Dolan
West Concord
Carlisle
Bruce DeQuay
Richard E. Pride
South Street
Robert . W. McAllister
Jack Gashagarian
Rutland Street
RB. MacPhersons
Concord High
Concord
West Acton Whist Party Planned For Next Saturday
The West Acton Whist Party will be held next Saturday night under the direction of Irene Youngs burg, Jane Fane Eas, and Albert Hildreth. Attendees include Mrs F M Nickerson, Jetta Walsh, Alice Murphy, D Curtin, Margaret Par, Hazel Cameron, W Scully, Teresa Mulcahy, and others.
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West Acton
Irene Youngsburg
Jane Fane Eas
Albert Hildreth
F.M. Nickerson
Jetta Walsh
Alice T. Murphy
Ts. D. Curtin
Auvin
John Guinny
Gy Murray
Eleanor Quinn
Blodgett
Army to take over Cushing hospital around July 27
Framingham 1100 bed Cushing Veterans Administration hospital to be taken over by the Army around July 27 while VA continues care for 400 veterans. West Roxbury conversion to a paraplegic center nears completion with bids set in June.
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Cushing Veterans Administration
Army
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Ramingham
Department of the Army
Framingham Hospital
Albany
N. Y
West Haven
Dance Capades of 1952 at Parker Street Hall
Pupil dancers from Maynard Richards Dance Studios present Dance Capades of 1952 on Wednesday May 7 at 8 pm in Parker Street Hall. Participants range from 2 to 18 years old performing tap toe ballet and baton twirls. Judith Byrne, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Byrne, will perform a special acrobatic act on steps.
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Maynard
Pas Richards Dance Studios
Parker Street Hall
Judith Byrne
Edward Byrne
Bloodmobile Appointments Hit Two Week Mark
Red Cross solicitors report 1 appointments made to date for the May 12 bloodmobile visit. With fewer pre arranged slots than February, organizers urge donors to attend the 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. sessions.
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Red Cross
Acton Juniors Plan Town Hall Benefit Dance
Acton high school's junior class will host a benefit dance at the town hall on Saturday from 8 to 12. Proceeds aid the William Kazokas family after their home burned last week. Bill Kazokes is a junior. Sylvia Jewell heads the committee with Claire Higgins on refreshments, David Sibel on tickets, and George Clahane on advertising. Tickets available from junior members.
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Acton
Acton High School
William’ Kazokas
Bill Kazokes
Sylvia Jewell
Claire Higgins
David Sibel
George Clahane
13th Annual Show Of Hooked Rugs In Worcester
The 13th annual hooked rug exhibit will be at Worcester Horticultural Hall on May 20 21 22. A May 19 conference of national teachers from 40 states precedes the show. Concord’s Mrs Harold Cowling and Mrs Evelyn H Houck are among the exhibitor teachers.
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Worcester
Concord
Worcester Horticultural Hall
Harold Cowling
Evelyn H. Houck
Mrs Richards Presents Spring Dance Recital
Mrs Richards presents a spring dance recital with a professional touch promising top tier entertainment for the season. The event highlights refined choreography and performers delivering an elegant program.
Unclear text about Masonic event details in Waltham area
Fragmentary notes mention Grand Pa Appleby No and District march Ben C. with a 6 45 meeting time. Samuel Wilson as past chief patriarch oversees degree work. Raymond Post Chief Patri Wilson and King Saul are connected to an emblem program for Waltham 31.
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Grand Pa S. Appleby
Ben C
Samuel Wilson
PCP
Raymond
Patri Wilson
King Saul
Waltham 31
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