Maynard High Sports Celebrities to Headline Annual Testimonial
The Maynard Boosters Club hosts its fourth annual all sports testimonial on Saturday May 16 at 7:38 p.m. in Green Meadow Gow school auditorium. Guests include Frank Malzone and Ren ee with master of ceremonies Bill Gallagher and speakers MacAffee and Malzone. Awards honor top boy and girl athletes with trophies donated by local business leaders plus a new student athlete trophy. A roast beef dinner by Nims of Waltham features a committee-led program and ticket sales through Hi-Line Star Bears’s Sportswear.
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Maynard
Frank Malzone
Renee
Vicini
Net
Maynard High School
Green Mead Gow School
Bill Gallagher
Sinte
Cross
Billy
Giréles
Malzone
MacAffee
New York Giants
MacAffe
Nims
Waltham
Fred DiGrappo
Bud” Armour
Ralph Cantino
Will Dodd
Anno Koskinen
Willene Owen Duggan
William ‘ — Akun
Raay Parone
Eh Syedebaetah Lizotte
John Walsh
Tie Whie
Charlie Wattu
al Cowles
Star
Bears
Lincoln Sudbury regional school notes science and arts events
Readable summaries of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School activities include a 1959 National Youth Conference report on peaceful uses of the atom with delegates from across the United States, Harvard field trip by 55 biology students, and a spring concert by Laurentian singers with a Japanese art study visit to the Concordia Museum.
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Sudbury
Mit
United States
Nwt
Inclu Maccihi
Myself Sudibury
A.ec
U.S
Joseph Kapfen
Univ
California
U.S. S.G.Y
James Creesé
Drexel Institute of Technology
Richey
Peter Boughton
DeCordova Museum
Lincoln
Uéncepe
R. Nystrom
Museum
Middlesex Concord-Middlesex Sports Roundup and News
Middlesex Concord-Middlesex School tennis team posted five straight wins after defeating Exeter 6-3 and St. Mark’s 6-3. The first baseball team won 4-1 over Noble & Greenough and lost 7-6 to St. Mark’s. the second team went 1-2, finishing the week 6-4. Marshall to attend Lehigh summer math institute. Thurston awarded NSF fellowship at Worcester Polytechnic Institute for eight weeks beginning June 22. Also notes on Juniors moving to Summer Street, a biology class party for Mr. Christiansen, job-file consultations in Guidance, babysitting notices, and a community discussion on Clifton Fadiman’s Our Town for the Humanities Channel 2 course.
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Concord
Noble & Greenough
St. Mark
Marshall
Lehieh
Alexander G. Marshall, Jr
Ne Regonale
Sudbury
Lehigh University
Eec Cssylvainia
Natonal Science
Thurston
Roger T. Thurston
National Science Foundation
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester
Mass
General News
Nelson Patterson
Summer Street
Auburn
Maine
Edward Little High School
Pat
Christiansen
Vernon
Gudance
PTSA
Sports Dinner Honors Wachusett Interscholastic Champs
A testimonial dinner will be held in Acton at the high school cafeteria on Tuesday May 12 at 7 p.m. honoring Coach Isadore Stearns and the Acton High School girls basketball team for capturing the eastern division crown and the Wachusett League Championship by defeating Ashby High School. The team posted 14 victories and 10 defeats in the 1958 1959 season. Tickets available from Principal Raymond J Grey.
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Acton
Isadore Stearns and
Herights
Yatiity
Avil
Wathusett
Wachusett
Raymond J. Grey
Musketaquid Club Sets First Supper Meeting Tonight
Musketaquid Club opens with a supper at 6:45 PM at the clubhouse on Harrington Avenue. Secretary Lawrence reports President Wiggins will preside. From now through November, suppers occur on the first and third Thursdays each month. Costa Rica has more school teachers than soldiers.
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West Corncord
Costa Rica
Concord Club Horse Show Promises Youth Equitation
Concord Musketaquid Pony Club hosts a junior show for 118 and under in Acton Concord Carlisle Lincoln and nearby communities on May 16 at Spencer Brook Road home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Perry. Events include cross country dressage and stadium with 38 riders. The club is part of the US Pony Club aligned with Olympic training and aims to groom future talent as US cavalry steps away from a legacy.
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Concord
Acton
Carlisle
Lincoln
Arthur Perry
Spencer Brook Road
Jchaean
US Pony Club
Olympic Equestrian Club
US Calvary
Olympics
Pony Club
Maynard-Gil Cook Elected President of Acton Bowling League
Maynard-Gil Cook is elected president for next season of the Des Army Chemical Co bowling league in Acton P. Stanley Uglevich becomes vice president Tom Doocey secretary Les Penniman treasurer Otto Lampinen veteran bowler chairs the rules committee. Schedule starts in September at Acton Bowladrome. Lampinen and Stan Piecewicz qualified to compete in doubles at the championship sweepstakes in Lawrence May 22.
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Maynard
Gil Cook
Des Army Chemical Co
Acton P
Stanley Uglevich
Tom Doocey
Les Penniman
Otto Lampinen
Acton Bowladrome
Setember
Lampinen
Stan Piecewicz
Lawrence
Acton
Celtics Star Jim Losen to Speak at Sudbury Banquet
Sudbury's Lieto Boosters Club hosts its first athletic banquet on Wednesday evening at 7700 Behoo. Celtics star Jim Losen toff will be the featured speaker sharing stories and experiences. A turkey dinner catered by Robert Nims precedes a musical program with tickets available from local contacts.
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Sudbury
Lieto Boosters Club
Swradnes
Robert Nims
Boston
Celtic
Jim Losentoff
Donald Natoli
Robert Moore
Robert Myers
Paul Volk
Reganaigh School
Connecticut anglers report strong early season fishing mixes
Hartford reports an unusually high number of women fishing this year while striped bass and flatfish are being caught along the coast. Inland ponds show fair trout and shad fishing with good evening pressure. codfish appear off Montauk and river fishing remains modest in several areas.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Board Fisheries and Game
Connecticut
8Idgeport Hydraulic
Redding
Danbury
Thames
Nantic
Thames River
Guilford-Madison
Farfield ‘County
Montauk
Enfield Dam
Connecticut River
Farmington River
Lakeville
Lake Lillinénah
Bantam Lake
Highland Lake
Peat Works Pond
Moddus Reservoir
Conneticut
Veterans from Ford Hospital fish trout at Concord Road Gun Club
Thirty veterans from Ford Veterans Smee Hospital fished trout all day at the Concord Road Gun Club. The club furnished equipment and meals, with Elmer Rankin and Wiltaihae assisting. Next Saturday Chelsea Naval Hospital plans a similar fishing and recreation day. Pictures are transmitted electronically for the first time in 1925.
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Gee's
Concord Roa
Ford Veterans Smee Hospital
Elmer Rankin
Wiltaihae
Chelsea Neval Hoonitel Witl
Maynard Focuses on Balanced Physical Education
In Maynard, school leaders stress a broad physical education program alongside academics. Dick Lawson and theater instructor Miss Whittemore push junior and senior high gym classes with tumbling apparatus and games, while Bernie Mégin and Concord push competitive sports. Jimmie Duggan, a Grads standout, and Will DeRosa are noted, with upcoming track, tennis, and football plans and a student athlete award set for May.
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Maynard
Iow Coneoigi
Dick Lawsor
Bn Rays Beena
Thisso Bis
Owen
Lawson
Bernie Mégin
Ce Fd
Alvo
Concord
Jimmie Dug
Wid
Eoged
Touchdown
Boston College
Sim
Maynard Ing
Reco Kutevich
DeRosa
Vindcon High
Jay Manning
Clinton
Six Team Little League Opens May 17 at Alumni Field
Maynard prepares for the six team Assabet Little League season opening on Sunday afternoon May 17 at Alumni Field. Volunteers are urged to coach and umpire as the league seeks workers and support from parents and the Wilson School area.
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Maynard
Sayeeda
Four Horse Show Saturday June 8 at Sudbury Field
A local four horse show is scheduled for Saturday June 8 at Sudbury Field on Morse Road. Spectator access and grounds arrangements for the event are noted, with details still unclear due to fragmented text from the source.
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Sudbury
Fiekl
Ion
Sat- Stans
Morse Road
Themiers
Enseo
Dax
Mayn Meet and Ha League Showdown in Highland City
A fragmented report highlights a local league showdown in Highland City. It mentions contenders Teague, Clarence, and Tee, with references to John A. Ti and Teague's, Teague’s time, a fast bid, and a new record.
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Highland City
Avery
Teague
John Ati
John A. & League
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Laurentian Singers
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Mousketaquid Club
Concord Club
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Lester Bailey
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