Red Cross Water Safety Director Leads Local Instructors
Cross names Hepler water safety director and lists local aides for a Concord area Red Cross program. Instructors include Merrie Crafts Christopher Ifiers Carolyn MacRae Mary McNiffe and Ames Nesbitt with six daily classes across two four week sessions at Walden Pond.
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Feed Cross
Hepler Water Safety
Coktora
Douglas Hepler
Road
Waltham
Red Cross
Acton
Boxboro
Carlisle
Lincoln
Walden Pond
John
Red Cross Safety Committee
Susan Run
Main Street
Edna B. Monument Street
Parks
Revolutionary Pipe
Concord
Sista
Yeak
Merrie Crafts
Street
Christopher Ifiers
Central Street
Weston
Carolyn MacRae
Central
West Acton
Mary McNiffé
Fan Road
Ames Nesbitt
South Great Road
Tratmnet
Wepher
Walden
Concernted Cross
Lincoln Recreation Commission
Aton
Boxbury
Johnson Tops Mulvany for Wayland Win
Wayland pitcher Ed Johnson matched Mulvany for six innings as Wayland edged Acton 7-3. Morris starred in the field making several clutch stops at third base and saving multiple runs.
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Johnson
Mulvany
Wayland
Atton
Barone
Actonough
Acton
Ed Johnson
Way
John Mulvany
Ayland
Colonials
Morris
Entries From Area in Wellesley Show
Concord Among officers present at the 42nd annual Ladies Dog Show and Fence Trials at Stigmatine Lee Juniorate Wellesley. Mrs Charles L J N Lowell Road serves as corresponding secretary. Show begins 8 a.m. with judging at 10 a.m. Best in show at 5 p.m. Public welcome.
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Stigmatine Lee Juniorate
Wellesley
Charles L. J. N . Lowell
Never Too Old Yale All American Plays Benefit Game
Former Yale guard Heffelfinger aged 63 participates in a 1930 benefit football game after twenty summers since his 1880s All American status. The event showcases athletic longevity and alumni spirit.
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Minneapolis
TPN
W. W.pudge
Heffelfinger
Yale
Footnote on 1897 Football Scoring and Pendulum Insight
The item notes that in 1897 college football counted field goals as five points. It mentions Galileo as the figure who discovered the pendulum principle and proposed its use for time measurement.
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New York
UPI
Galileo
Wood's No Hitter Clinches Middlesex League Title
Concord-Belmont clinched its second Middlesex League championship in three seasons with a 6-1 victory over Concord. Wilbur Wood pitched a no hitter, striking out none and walking one as the Phillies feathered a late scoring burst to seal the win.
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Concord
Belmont
Middlesex
Wilbur Wood
Gam
Local Women Trail in Cup Golf Rounds
Concord women lost their third cup play in the W G A round to Segregansett 11 to 4, dropping to third with 36.5 points. Woodland beat Concord 13 to 1.5 in the seventh cup, leaving Concord fourth with 36.25 points as Godland leads with 46.25. In thirteenth end Concord beat Vesper 11 to 4, keeping them second at 48.25 while Bear Hill holds 49.34.
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Concord
Concord Woen
Segregansett
Woodland
Godland
Condsrd
Vesper
Bear Hill
Rod and Gun Club Sponsors Two Boys At Camp
The Rod and Gun Club hosted a work party at the club grounds with dinner for workers. A roast beef dinner followed the annual meeting and installation of officers. The club voted to sponsor two boys at the junior conservation camp in Beartown Forest Camo. The date for the annual ladies night program is June 18.
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Concord
Rod & Gun Club
Beartown Forest
Red Sox Defeated 21 2 by Braves at Rideout Playground
West Concord Red Sox were routed by the Concord Braves 21 to 2 in a minor league game at Rideout Playground. Mullin and Mansfield pitched for the Braves while Currier Hatch and McGrath took the mound for West Concord. Mu hit a three run homer and a double before Currier left the game in the third with the score 7-0.
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West Concord
Concerad Braves
West Concord Red Sox
Mullin
Mansfield
Currier
Hatch
McGrath
Big Elow
Urrier
Lady Driver Tops Porsche Gymkhana Scores
Bedford motorist Bedfor Nancy Borngesser swept the May gymkhana of the Northeast Porsche Club winning first overall by 15 points and the ladies trophy. Bert Borngesser trailed by 50 points while Bill Roos from Sharon was runner up with 188 points and Ed Broadhead of Winchester placed third with 204 in a Porsche borrowed from Charney. Dow finished sixth in the same car as post event chatter filled the club diner.
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Bedford
Nancy Borngesser
Northeast
Porsche Club
Nancy
Drvers
Bert
Bill Roos
Sharon
Ed Broadhead
Winchester
Charney
Dow
Niemi Dominates As Concord Tops Maynard 1-0
Concord pitcher John Niemi matched Maynard batters with strong control as the ace hurler posted a shutout in a tight 1-0 win. Bob Cox worked all nine for Maynard with nine strikeouts and a late triple, while Bob Whitney collected two hits. Wartwell excelled behind the plate and Concord’s defense held firm
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Maynard
John Niemi
Concord
Gue
Bob Cox
Gilly
Wartwell
Bob Whitney
Maynard Upsets Northbridge 8 5 in tight league showdown
Maynard High School edged Northbridge Rams 8 to 5 to trim the lead to one game as Lee Prescott held the Rams to seven hits with 10 strikeouts. Maynard scored four runs in both the first and fifth innings to seize the upset victory. Shrewsbury defeated Auburn 9 to 2 in the other league contest.
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Maynard High School
Northbridge Rams
Rams
Milford
Scarlets
Clinton
Behid
Dirk Baroisi
Lee Prescott
Maynard
Shrewsbury
Down'ng
Auburn
Chelmsford girls top Acton Roxboro in high scoring softball
Chelmsford High School defeated Acton-Roxboro Regional High School 25 to 8 on May 14 in Chelmsford. Catherine Duggan had three hits, Rita Lyons two, and Judy Bentsen two for the Acton team. The passage notes Hamilton’s 1787 founding alias.
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Acton
Acton-Roxborough
Chelmsford
Catherine Duggan
Rita Lyons
Judy Bentsen
Schedule of Concord Little League Games This Week
Tonight at Emerson Playground Red 1 faces Braves and Cardinals meet Yankees at Rideout. June 2 Dodgers clash Red Sox at Rideout while Cardinals battle Tigers at Emerson. June 4 Yankees play Braves at Emerson and Dodgers face Cardinals at Rideout.
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Concord
Concorde
Braves
Emerson
Cardinals
Yankees
Dodgers
Red Sox
Tigers
Concord Triumphs in W. G. A. Cup Play
Concord defeats Winchester 104 to 41 in third division, Wellesley 12 to 2 14 in seventh cup, and Walsh Pole 9 4 to stay in second place with last week’s results.
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Concord
Winchester
Wellesley
Walpole
Wilson Elected Co Captain at College
Maynard Beret A. Wilson, 114 Summee Street, has been elected co captain for 1989 1960 by athletic director Richard Themat. He is a Pewter class student majoring in accounting with parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Wilson listed.
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Maynard
Beret A. Wilson
Summee Street
Bbbson Inéitate Eee Tedith
Wisene Aki
Richard Themat
Ahletic
Soh
Philip ‘A. Wilson
Maynard Rich
Maynard Junior High Triumphs In Rain Soaked 15 6 Victory
Maynard Junior High edged Acton 15 to 6 despite intermittent downpours. Pitcher Joe Uglevich earned his first win behind seventh graders, with solid defense in the later innings and strong Team hitting led by Al Manty and Billy Martine. Uglevich also delivered an inside the park homer and a long triple.
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Maynard
bActon
Joe Uglevich
al Manty
Billy Martine
Uglev
Kelley and Kelley Clashes in Yonkers Marathon Race
Johnny Kelley, veteran marathoner now unattached, placed 13th at Yonkers New York. John J. Kelley won the race in 2 21 54 4, his fourth consecutive victory.
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West Acton
Johnny Kelley
Pla
Yonkers
N. Y
Kelley
John J. Kelley
Young Kelley
Halas Ex Yankee Played Baseball Before Bears Injury
Chicago Bears owner and coach George Halas formerly played for the New York Yankees before suffering a leg injury.
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Chicago
UPI
George Halas
Chicago Bears
New York Yankees
Groton Beats Acton-Boxborough In Cold Regional Tilt
The Colonial bats came to life as Gerry Flannery rapped Groton pitching for three hits in four at bats. Jones Petre Flage and Bos Gould added two hits each with Star of Groton adding two more. Flannery pitched five strong innings as the win kept tight on top of the standings. Acton-Boxborough’s Geisea Lunen pire, 351 behind. injuries to We strong five hit pitching and a collision left players sidelined for weeks. The game lacked momentum in chilly, gray afternoon conditions.
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Gerry Flannery
Groton
Jones
Petre Flage
Bos Gould
Starr
Actoh-Boxborough
Lunenpire
Flannery
Obene
Oufield
Pepe
teNee
Russ -Hayw
Cale Aaenes
Juniors Fall 11-4 To Lynnfield In Nonleague Game
Acton Friday juniors lost a non league game to Lynnfield 11 4 George Robinson led with two runs and two singles plus a walk Fred Micklay added two hits including a double Harry Gould and Craig Henry also produced hits Gould pitched well allowing one run on two hits through four innings before Lynnfield rallied in the fifth and sixth Hansen finished with one strikeout.
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Acton
Junior
Lynhhfield
George Robinson
PhD
Fred Micklay
Pela
Harry Gould
Craig Henry
Gould
Lynnfield
Charles Hansen
Middlesex Teams Post Varsity Wins and Regatta Finish
In a private school league doubleheader Middlesex School varsity baseball edged Milton Academy 43. The tennis squad defeated Milton 6 3. Later at Worcester Middlesex placed third in the New England Interscholastic Association Regatta behind Browde Nichols and Belmont Hill.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Milton Academy
Milton
Middlesex
New England
Final games for Acton-Juliior high nine season
Acton Junior high nine closes its season with a win at Hudson. Meanwhile varsity plays Genacon at home against Lunenberg in a league game in the Wachusett circuit and its final schedule fray.
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Acton
Acton High School Praised by New England Association
Principal Reymond J Grey announces a favorable notice from the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The standing committee on public secondary schools recommends the high school for consideration for membership based on the visiting committee report. The association’s final action followed the annual meeting.
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Acton
Reymond “J. Grey
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Cong
New England Association
Sumithary
Association
New England
Clarence I. Chattd
Assabet Little League Playday At Stow Field
Assabet Little League games scheduled at Stow Field today feature Maynard Gameés 7 facing Wilson F fis. The Mine rs take on Sparks with other matchups including Timekeepers versus Hi-Fis and a Jets clash.
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Maynard
Waa
Fis
Wilson
Fitoda
Ae Hoby
S. Beea
Jutit
Bees
Andf Jets
Borvibers
Miners
Stow Field
Sparks
Ae Va Une
Mayniard-Following Tues Hone Game Ends Season
Mayniard and Follow ing will wind up their season Tuesday in a league contest at MmVINE Juicr High.
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Mayniard
Wayland eston Batteries case details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references Wayland and Chicago with scattered proper nouns. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the readable portion.
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