Foisys Toe Delivers Marlboro Victory Over Maynard
Marlboro High Panthers pull out a 13-12 win at Ward Six Field as Foisy carries the load with 182 rushing yards and a late field goal after Marlboro rallies from a 12-6 deficit. Maynard suffers its first loss after five straight wins in a tight Midland League clash.
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Marlboro
Barney
Foisy
Marlboro High Panthers
Maynard
Ward Six Field
Panther
Ron Doran
Tigers
Jackie Stone
Stone
Albert
Dick Gunn
Jim Eninequess
Tiger
Barney Foisy
Marlboro Panthers rally past Maynard Tigers in tight grid classic
Marlboro trailed 12 6 but surged with a 72 yard kickoff return and late yardage drives. Maynard fought back led by Harry Hatch as Stone Foisy and Wil son connected for a score, and Marlboro claimed the lead with a late conversion while Maynard clocked final rushes. Marlboro dominated time of possession in the second half.
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Oran
Milltowners
Harry Hatch
Tigers
Foisy
Marlboro
Fran Wilson
Panther
Tiger
Maynard
Bill Sparks
Ron Anderson
Soutert
John Uglevich
Edlatch
Taylor
Dee
Highland City
Hatch
Ron Doran
Doran
Spratt
Jim Roche
Matlboro
Panthers
Highland Oe
Ackie Stone
Jeff Long
Rhierst
Harry Hate
Kronoffmen
Stone
Long
Senna
Foisain
Wilson
Ryall
Maribor
Barney Foisy
Little League elect slate plan season
Sudbury Directors of Little League held their annual elections electing Stan Phippard as president Jim McLean as vice president Marge Garland recording secretary Ann Phippard corresponding secretary Mildred Patterson treasurer Herb Hinds purchasing agent and equipment manager Ed DeGraeve minor league director Myron Siegars umpire in chief and others. A resignation from Evelyn Downing was accepted. The plan includes eight minor league teams six major leagueized program a weekly clinic supervised by managers and coaches to teach fundamentals and place registered boys in teams replacements to be drawn from clinic participants.
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Sudbury
Little League
Stan Phippard
Jim McLean
Marge Garland
Ann Phippard
Mildred Patterson
Herb Hinds
Ed Rawson
Ed DeGraeve
Earl Borgeson
Warren Ide
Eileen Ward
Walter Webster
Charles Larsen
Myron Siegars
John Mercury
Walter Sullivan
McLean
Evelyn Downing
DéGraéves
Fort Dix Coach Alex Kulevich Stars in Victory over Quan tico
Fort Dix line coach Alex Kulevich suited up to play against Quan tico Marines and caught three passes for a touchdown and two long gains while also delivering a hard defensive effort. Named Athlete of the Week, he previously served as player and coach at Maynard High School and Boston College before entering the service.
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Maynard
Alex Kulevich
Fort Dix
N. J
Alex
Quantico Marines
Dale Pittman
Moorman
Ulevich
Maynard H. S
Boston College
Maynard H.S
Woman seeks tiger to cure husband's snoring
A Akron Ohio woman called the Division of Wildlife to ask where she could buy a full grown tiger to stop her husband's snoring, illustrating a dramatic vow for a permanent cure. The unusual inquiry highlights a quirky, humorous crime-free local item.
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Akron, Ohio
UPI
Akron
Division of Wildlife Headquarters
Marlboro High School Quarter Rosters
Marlboro game quarters list players for Marlboro and Maynard teams with multiple surnames and initials in a compact roster style. The fragment shows likely substitution lines and bench names such as Ryan L Spear and Estabrook on Marlboro and Spratt and Latucca on Maynard, indicating a written lineup.
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Marlboro High School
Marlboro
E. Ryan
L. T. Spear
Aldrich
L. G. Ferro
Testa Cs Loftus
R. G. Ricehieri
R. T. Roche
R. E. Wilson
Sannini
Q. B. Stone
L. H. Foisy
R. H. Long
Mushrall
F. B. Sparks
Estabrook Maynard
L. E. Spratt
Albert
Lee L. T. Latu
Controversial kickoff call sways Marlboro Maynard game
Over 3000 fans watched Marlboro edged Maynard 13 12 after a disputed kickoff ruling. The article argues the call should have prompted a re kick from the 5 yard line and cites Rule 6 Section 2 and rule interpretations. Barney Foisy kicked the final goal to seal a Marlboro win.
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Marlboro
Aed
Panther
Maynard
Ron Doran
Kronoff
Trophy for Maynard standout grid player at football dance
Maynard High students will honor the outstanding Maynard football player with a trophy presented by Millstream Package Store at a football dance in the George Washington auditorium this Saturday evening. Eddie Mullin won in 1958 and Doug DeRosa last year. Dom Mancini will DJ, and the Boosters plan their annual informal ball for Saturday November 26 at Green Meadow School.
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Maynard
Boosters Club
George Washington Auditorium
Millstream Package Store
Eddie Mullin
Doug DeRosa
Dom Mancini
Boosters
Green Meadow School
Eagles Hall
Maynard High
Jim Duggan
Pigskin Pickins in Waltham Polls and Projections
Forecasts from Waltham pick up 230 points possible with bets on Brockton Bedford Cambridge Latin Wakefield Belmont Marlboro Gardner Milford Norwood Lynn English Concord Carlisle Reading Melrose Middlesex St Marks and more. Voters urged to cast ballots.
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Waltham
Brockton
Wayland
Bedford
Lexington
Cambridge Latin
Stoneham
Wakefield
Winchester
Belmont
Marlboro
Clinton
Leominster
Gardner
Hudson
Milford
Needham
Milton
Framingham
Norwood
Lowell
Lynn English
Concord- Carlisle
Maynard
Reading
Melrose
Middlesex Crown
Newton North
Beverly
Watertown
Brookline
Middlesex
Belmont Hill
St. Mark’s
Gov. Dummer
Southboro
Simmons Senior At Bedford High
Bedford High will host Simmons College senior Miss Wilija Cepas for a six week student teaching program starting November 7 under Miss Ellen Mewghlin. Cepas is part of a group of 14 Simmons seniors doing field study as part of their training in home economics.
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Bedford
Wilija M. Cepas
Waltham
Simmons College
Bedford High
Ellen Mewghlin
Cepas
Simmons
Architect’s role explained in selecting building materials
An architect guides material choices beyond knowledge of design. They assess durability, compatibility, and aesthetics, suggesting items like ceramic tile for walls when specific materials are needed for a project.
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Ho Sturdy Sur Suth
Maynard Marlboro clash caps a rugged old football duel
The Marlboro and Maynard teams staged a hard hitting clash in front of 3 200 fans with Marlboro edging Maynard 13 12 as Frigard kicked winning points. Hatch Doran and Foisy starred for Marlboro while Maynard saw strong drives by Hatch and Doran with the latter finishing drives. Memories of 30 years and former stars echoed as the old district rivals fought to the final whistle.
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Hetch
Stard
Marlboro
Hatch
T.d
Martha
Barney Foisy
Doran
Panthers
Foisy
Frank Wilson
Maynard
Frigard
Pete Newell
Arneld Frigard
Ree - Lincoln-Sudbury’ High
Fec
Joel Doel
Billy Oates
Jim Luker
B. U. Mass
Tigers
Marlboro Tigers
Shieks
Dorchester Millstreams
Jackie Sto
Stan Piecewicz
Reverse Old Ada For The Hunters Adage Warns of Blindness Risk
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges hunters to reassess the old adage You can hit what you cant see and emphasizes eye safety in the 1960 season. Dr Van W Ferree notes thousands of hunting accidents cause fatalities yearly and advises bright orange clothing, safe gun handling, and safety lenses or glasses for protection. The society promotes visibility, safer practice, and eye health statewide from its New York City headquarters.
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Ional
National Society
V 'Way
New York City
Acton Jets Defeat Rolling Hills on Thursday
The Acton Jets defeated Rolling Hills on Thursday in a close game. Key players and exact score details are not readable in the fragment.
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Acton—Jets
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