JR High Teams Vie In Semi Final Softball Split
Stow junior high boys and girls softball leagues reach mid season with close races. Games are at Center School grounds and next week June 7 closes regular rounds though boys may play extra May 31. Team rosters list captains and players across four boys teams and four girls teams.
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Stow
Center School
Capt
Craig Martin
Richard Farrod
Ken Denar
John Addy
Robert Petersen
Frank Buhrig
George Sharkey
Roy Dudley
David Marjama
Arve Pihlajamaki
Cam
Dean Winslow
Bill Banks
Jack Schmelzer
Phil Laursen
Jesse Brewer
Paul ‘Carbury
Cy Kendricks
Roger Stebbins
Dennis Kelley
Richard Dudley
Ron DeAngelis
Florence Fanez
Gale Patterson
Sally Macomber
Bonito Robins
Marge Matthewman
Cheryl Clikgan
Mildred* Thompson
Donna Laursen
Linda Fletcher
Sandra Frenth
Karen Shoemaker
Lillian Crue
Catherine Martin
Linda Kunelius
Elaine Wynaught
Linda Mann
Denise Nadeau
Nancy Wilbur
Norma Patterson
Linda Laakso
Martha Sawyer
Judy Dexter
Judy Bigelow
Patley
Candy Herene
Sue Lovell
Linda Jarvi
Tekla Bulli
Westboro Speedway hosts 69 cars for Friday stock car night
Lincoln-Sudbury region reports over 60 stock cars at Westboro Oval with Mario Fats Carruso of Shrewsbury winning Class A Ford and Class B Nou Ford features. Lee Ward of Templeton wins the Novice feature from 26 starters as May 30 open competition race is announced.
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Westboro
Westboro Speedway
Mario Fats Caruso
Shrewsbury
Mass
Lee Ward
Templeton
Route Nine Speedway
Pony Club Hosts Local Horse Show At Perry Farm
Concord Musketaquid Pony Club held a Saturday horse show at Perry farm with 90 riders and 70 to 80 entries from Westford Acton Groton Weston North Shore Concord Dedham Dover Carlisle. Proceeds aid the U S equestrian team. Jean Helburn 16 won first in dressage cross country and stadium jumping with other winners including Julie Flavin Ann Tucker Penelope Perry Ruth Elliott. Beez described as smooth and creamy white.
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Concord — Musketaquid Pony Club
Perry Farm
Westford
Acton
Groton
Weston
North, Shore
Concord
Dedham
Dover
Carlisle
U. S
Jean Helburn
Julie Flavin
Ann Tucker
Penelope Perry
Ike Endorses Baseball Day For Independence
President Eisenhower backs the fourth annual National Foundation Baseball Day set for July 4. Major leagues junior leagues and many baseball groups pledge support for the foundation’s expanded birth defects arthritis and polio program. Commissioner Lou Brissie expects over 15 000 junior teams nationwide to participate in the event. The foundation runs clinical research centers developing new techniques to aid patients with polio arthritis birth defects and related conditions.
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W National Foundation
Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Foundation
American Legion
National Baseball Congress
Lou Brissie
The
Memorial Day Cap Weights At Suffolk Downs
Co topweights Fighting King and Big Klu both carry 126 pounds in the Tomasello Memorial Handicap at Suffolk Downs next Monday. The field includes Count Amber 122 Phil Rube 119 Timberlane 117 and other runners led by Admiral Beau 112 and Cranberry Saucer 109.
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Fighting King
Boston Baker
Joe Gavegnang
Syield
Mass
Darby Dan Farm
Big Klu
Suffolk Downs
Florida
Amber
Phil Rube
Timberlane
August Sun
Gem Dealer
Admiral Beau
Cadwood
Our Jeep
Inquisition
Primastone
Skilligalee
Trobar
Royal Vision
Scarlet Feathers
Scandalmonger
Little League Charter H 5S Plays Today
Concord aims to break even at 7 7 in the league with a win over Reading at Emerson Playground as rainouts shift schedules. In minor league action Sudbury standings show Arrows Jets and Comets leading. Jets explode for 17 3 over Darts while Comets beat Hawks 11 1.
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Sudbury
Darts
Comets
Arrows
Jets
Sabres
Hawks
George Place
Johnny Fultz
Andy Wylie
Brian Rafferty
Kenny Ide
Bruce Murphy
Hawk
Michael Chandonall
Ralph Feldes
Bill Skog
Davts
Ricky Deane
Dave Sullivan
Paul O’connor
Donny Anderson
Wayne Spiller
Victor Varriale
Gilli Roeh
Rig
Ricky Maurer
John Fuitz
Billy Skog
National League
Arrow Jrs
Comet Jrs
Sabre Jrs
Hawks Jrs
Ace Jrs
Dart Jrs
Jet Jrs
Cub Jrs
Len Smith
Mark Curran
Larry Dugan
Kenny Williams
Wednes
Ruddy Schwartz
Darts Jrs
Barry Fitzgerald
Local youth elected regional high school Boys State rep
East Acton Bruce Bottomley son of Mr and Mrs Milford Bottomley of 29 Great Road was elected regional high school Boys State representative. The program is sponsored by Ed wards Quimby Post No 284 A L. Members of the junior class elected him.
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East Acton
Bruce Eeeley
Milford Bottomley
Great Road
Edwards Quimby
A. L
Fire crews praised by Beaumont residents after stove blaze
Beaumont Texas firemen rushed to a stove fire but two youths Ed Coleman Jr 14 Ramie Griffin Jr 18 helped by spraying water with a garden hose to save the station from damage they received only a chilly thanks from the fire chief. The piece also includes a quote on consumer society from Better Living a Du Pont publication.
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Beaumont
Tex
UPI
Ed Coleman Jr
Ramie Griffin Jr
The
du Pont Company
Memorial Day Observances At Sudbury
Sudbury plans its annual Memorial Day events with town officials Legion Auxillary Girl Scouts Boy Scouts and other groups gathering at Town Hall at 8 30 am. A bus to North Cemetery then parade along Post Road to Concord Road with stops at Goodnow Library Wadsworth Cemetery World War II World War I Mt. Pleasant Cemetery and Center School cafeteria for refreshments. Clergy from local churches will lead services at multiple memorials.
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Sudbury
Anmnanal
Legion and Auxilary
Town Hall
Aew
North Cemetery
Station Road
Post Road
Concord Road
Goodnow Library
Wadsworth Cemetery
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Sudbury Center
Center School
Ernest Bodenweber, Jr
Memorial Congregational
Stanley F. Rodgers
St. Elizabeth’s
Robert H. Hurley
Our Lady of Fatima
Delphas S. Barnett
Methodist
Carl R. Scovel
Sudbury Lincoln Warriorettes Lead Half-Season With Undefeated Run
Sudbury Lincoln Warriorettes completed half their softball schedule unbeaten. Closest game was 13-7 over Weston. Sheryl Hall pitched seven hits allowed. Standings show Lincoln Sudbury leading with scores 22 6, 24 11, 13 7, 36 12 against Wayland Belmont Weston.
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Sudbury-Lincoln Warriorettes
Weston
Sheryl Hall
Lincoln-Sudbury
Wayland
Lincoln- Sudbury
Belmont
New Drug Shows Promise for Allergy Relief
A new experimental drug SA-97 developed at Abbott Laboratories enlarges air passages and reduces hives while antagonizing histamine serotonin and slow reacting substance. In 346 patients it produced excellent to good results in many asthmatics hay fever and rhinitis cases, with limited success in migraines. Army official Thomas Gates notes Armed Forces Day will inform the public about national strength and security.
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New York
UPI
Allergy
Abbott Laboratories
North
Chicago
Allergy Researchory
Northwestern University
E. W. Fisherman
S. M. Feinberg
A. R. Feinberg
Thomas Gates
Secretary of Defense
United States
Free World
Recent Deaths Audrey Border Gerald Border and Thurston Family Notices
Audrey W Border former dairy director at the State Department of Agriculture died and services were held at Memorial Congregational Church in Sudbury. Local officials and agriculture personnel attended with Rev Ernest Borden Weber Jr and others assisting. Other notices report Herbert Maynard-Hobury 78 and Lenora Thurston 85 of Sudbury with memorial services and interments planned.
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Sudbury
Memorial Congregational Church
Audrey W. Border
State Department of Agriculture
Ernest Bordenweber, Jr
Donald Richter
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
Borden
Florence Fisher
Franklin Field
New England
Obituary of Mrs Jennie M Pray Gallagher Sudbury
Sudbury services were held for Mrs Jennie M Pray Gallagher at Newton Cemetery Chapel following her death on May 22 at Cachituate Nursing Home in her 87th year. She lived in Newtonville 35 years and North Haven Mo summers 40 years, taught in Boston area, and was active in Red Cross and several clubs. She leaves three sons, three grandchildren, a sister and a brother.
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Sudbury
Jennie M
Pray) Gallagher
Newton
Cachituate
Edwin B. Gallagher
Newtonville
Malcolm P. Gallagher
Wagon Bluff
Ark
Theodore
Point Judith
R. I
Joan Gallagher
Cynthia Gallagher
Miriam K. Gallagher
Arkansas
Helen L. Pratt
Wellesley Hills
Dudley M. Pray
Framingham
Boston
Anna( Christie
Dudley Pray
North Haven
Central Congregational Church
Women’s Club
Red Cross
Benjamin Andrews
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dorchester
Lincoln-John L. Conroy obituary in Massachusetts death notice
Lincoln John L. Conroy 68 a retired stationary fireman died Thursday night at Emerson Hospital He was born in Vermont and lived in Waltham and Lincoln the last five years He also resided two years in Maynard Survived by his wife Mrs George W Stone Conroy a son John F a daughter Mrs Grace Morrell The funeral was Monday from Martin Doran Funeral Home Maynard with a high mass of requiem at St Josephs Church Rev Francis A McLaughlin pastor the celebrant Burial was in the family lot at St Bernards Cemetery Concord Fr McLaughlin read the committal prayers
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Lincoln
John L. Conroy
Emerson Hospital
Vermont
Waltham and
Maynard
George W. (Stone) Conroy
John F
Grace Morrell
Waltham
Martin & Doran Funeral
Concord Woman Helen Locke 81 Died In Concord
Mrs. Helen Davis Locke 81 of Everett Street died Monday. Born in Medford she lived in Concord many years and was wife of Charles W. Locke retired Middlesex School crew coach. She was active in multiple clubs and served as a WWII gray lady at Fort Devens. Funeral at First Parish with burial in Plymouth.
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Concord
Helen (Davis) Locke
Everett Street
Medford
Charles W. Locke
Middlesex School
Locke
Ratcliffe
Cambridge Mothers Club
John H. Folliott
South Orange
N. J
John F. Driscoll
St. Paul Minn
Farnham W. Smith
Carlisle
Warren A
William D
Henry W
Cazenovia
Arthur Boyer Jellis
Plymouth
Joseph Dee & Son
Roger C. Fenn
Lawrence Terry
John Brigge
Andrew Dawson
David Emerson
John Brooks
Charles Farnsworth
Funeral for Elizabeth Glady Held at St Zepherin
Elizabeth R Glady 55 of 8 Richard road died Friday. Funeral Monday featured a solemn high mass at St Zepherin's. Born in Lowell she graduated from Lowell Teachers College and taught in Wayland schools. Survived by husband Francis Pop Glady Wayland High faculty four sisters and two brothers.
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Elizabeth R. Glady
Cochituate
Richard Road
St. Zepherin's
Lowell
Lowell Teachers College
Wayland
Husban Francis
Pop” Glady
Maynard
Wayland High
Stow Obituaries for Potter and Stow Woman
S Potter 73 former Ware resident dies at home burial in Grove cemetery native of West Virginia moved here six years ago 50 year member of I O C F Survived by son Robert Jr Potter Worcester daughter Mrs Hilmer berg Worcester Marjorie Wilbur grandchild C Worcester sister MINNIE WAL Stow 80 Roxbury resident at St Home Hudson Bot ford Corinthian Chapter two survivors Robert Gray Miss both of Stow funeral at First Parish with Rev Moore burial in local cemetery Bearers Wright Gordon Moore and others
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Stow
S. Potter
Ware
Theneral
Grove Cemetery
West’ Mer
Bacon Road
C.F
Herbert S., Jr
Potter
Worcester
Ters
Hilmerberg
Marjorie
Wilbur
Robert
Fratton
Minnie Wal Stow
Roxborough
St. Home
Hudson
Botford
Robert Gray
First Ping
Sterling headstone notes recall Old Farm founder inscription
In Sterling Massachusetts a headstone at Legg Cemetery recalls the Old Farm founder with a carved inscription referencing Robert B. editor and publisher of Farmer's Almanac 1702. Alfred Altman, president of the N Sen Association, and Robb Sasel Lin of New Hampshire, witness the plaques.
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Sterling
Mass
Legg
Robert B
Janac Farmer’s Almanar
Alfred Altman
N Sen
Robb Sasellin
N. H
Edito
Thomas
Advance
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U.S
Westboro Oval
Alan Flynn
Thompson's
Regional
Teachers’ Association
Helen Flynn
al” Flynn
Alexander Marshall, Jr
Teachers Association
Marshall
Leslie M. Turville
Flynn
Irene ‘Tutuny
Elizabeth Stoneham
Joan Gale
Little
Pony Club
FBI
Mechanic
Lincoln Mattress Co
Marlboro
Ike
Joan
CAC
Donald K. Gunn
Dewey and Almy
Alumni Field
Tjonderinke Hotlenbeck
Donald
Little League Charter
Reading
Emerson Playground
Carew Crew
Tom Berlied
Doran
Middlesex
Melrose
Wee
Stoneham
Winchester Wakefield
Lexington
Wayland Sees
Holliston
Lynnfield Sudbury
Weston Sewer
Bedford
Act
Box Tetras
Hea
Ashland
Bottomley
Nescord
Con
Seventh Green
Gre
Walter Belangerast
Carlys Slocum
Ill Clark
Iai Bilark
Marvin Croll
Howard Pendergith
Martin C
Science Today
Delos Smith
UPI Science
Fung
Audrey W. Borden
Herbert v. Maynard
Hobury
Orial Hospital
Nue
Maynarg
Maine Railr
Monasata Memorial File
Lenora Sudbury
Jen Thurston
Read
Wal
Training School of
George A. Thurston
Inn
Robert G
John C
Lingstery
Hanson, Jr
Wentworth Waltham
Jennie M. Gallagher
Helen D. Locke
OLD Farm
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