Maynard Surprises Eleven With 6-6 Tie
Maynard high eleven battled Milford to a 6-6 deadlock at Alumni Field in a Midland League clash. Andy Mitzeavitch’s 56 yard bootleg gave Maynard a 6-0 lead, Milford answered with a late touchdown drive capped by Ray Pagnini, and both defenses held firm in a tense second half.
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Maynard
Maynard High
Milford High
Alumni Field
Red Raiders
Andy Mitzeavitch
DeRosa
Maynardites
Bruéato
Charlie Rameli
Ray Brown
Don Torppa
Alert Brown
P'Iskin
Orange and Black
Dick Stoice
Ray Pagnini
Milford
Joe Grillo
Stoke
Grillo
Torppa
Kulevich
Massarelli
Sudbury Girls Sweep Maynard In Field Hockey Doubleheader
Sudbury high school field hockey teams coached by Mrs. Dorothy Bondelevitch won two games against Maynard on Sudbury field. First team tallies by Charlotte Mercier and Dotty Hawes led 2-1 victory. second team shut out Maynard 1-0 with Margie Doherty scoring.
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Sudury
Sudbury High School
Dorothy Bondelevitch
Downing Mnard
Sudbury
Charlotte Mercier
Dotty Hawes
Joan Harding
Madgie Johnson
Paula Carman
Goodrich
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S¢Ore
Sudby
Maynard
Margie Doherty
Itw
Brenda Fletcher
Peggy Clark
Tfb
Hester Lewis
Jackie
Rs Sant ‘Sudbury
Downing Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Pergy Pa
Jody Devlix
Fevee
East Ward
Pans Oon Ons Hill
Middlesex Pups Defeat Fenn In Close Town Rivalry
Middlesex fourth team held off St Mark s 12 6 at home on Tuesday October 14 and won 39 0 the next day. The Pups also beat Fenn School 19 0 in intra town action.
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Concord
Middlesex
St.Mark’s
Tost
Bigelow
Newton
Fenn
Fenni School
Display Technique Of ieee Hantanien Acton-Baward Collins
Two hunters from School street and Hillside Avenue hunted Monday morning spotting eight birds, all hens, emerging from woods along Acton Moduleton line with injuries and carried in arms. They prepared to hunt further as they surveyed the countryside for additional game.
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Acton
Baward Collins
School Street
Robert Wood
Hillside
West Com Cord
Ten Commandments for Safe Hunting Issued by Commissioner
Commissioner of Conservation Arthur T. Lyman urged all sportsmen to reduce gunning accidents as hunting season opens. He cited last year’s eight accidental deaths and 35 wounded, attributing most to carelessness and urging adherence to safety rules including treating every gun with respect and keeping the muzzle under control.
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Arthur T. Lyman
Lyman
Galise
Maynard High Set To Face Somerville In Big Weekend Showdown
Maynard High School aims for a second victory as Coach Will DeRosa brings the Maynard squad to Somerville this Saturday. The orange and blue seek a strong road win with Lennie Massarelli Al Alexanian and Andy Mitzcaviteh providing backfield speed while Don Torppa connects with Al Kulevich and Ed Rogers. The defense anchors the effort as questions linger about injuries and luck affecting the outcome.
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Milford
Stoico
Pagani
Maynard
Marselgia
Massarelli
Orange
Black
Gandolft
Andy Mitzeavitch
Eeets
Andy Mitzcavitch
T.D. M‘lford
Maynardites
Invaders
de Lennie
Messarelli
Locials
Mitzeavitch
Torppa
Marlboro
Rosa
Maynard High Gradsters
Somerville
Somervillé
Mys
Lennie Massaréili
al Alexanian
Andy Mitzcaviteh
Don Torppa
al Kulevich
Fd Rogers
Force Wall
Mede Fense
Milford and Hudson Clash in Midland League Roundup
Midland League notes Milford beat Marlboro and tied with Clinton while Hudson defeated Maynard and Marlboro. Milford faces Clinton and Hudson in upcoming games as Marlboro and Maynard also play Friday and Saturday matchups in Melrose and Methuen.
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Ave -Hudson
Ec ‘Hinton
Milford
Mitasmo
Wigan Sterateaynar
Marloro
Los T
Clinton
Maynard
Hudson
Marlboro
Mik
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Ion Marlboro
Elementary School Kids Explore Leaves and Local History
Grade 1 pupils traced maple elm and oak leaves on a nature walk and bound them into a colorful booklet. Second graders learned police duties from Chief McGovern and Officer Ryan, while third graders painted murals of Plains Forest and Pueblo Indians. Fifth graders visited Old Seettwidke Village sites including a grist mill, country store, printing shop, gun shop, pottery shop, blacksmith, and a horse drawn wagon ride.
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Sudbury
Massachusetts Teachers Federation Meeting At Springfield
Miss Ruth Buxton, president of the Sudbury Teachers Club, and Mrs. Ruth Wiriner, secretary, attended the annual conference of the Massachusetts Teachers Federation and affiliated associations at the Hotel Kimball in Springfield. About 200 delegates attended the event opened by John J Désmouid, Massachusetts Commissioner of Education, and Dr. K Saunders, Springfield Superintendent of Schools.
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Ruth. Buxton
Sudbury Teachers? Club
Ruth Wiriner
Massachusetts Teachers Federation and Affiliated Associations
Hotel
Kimball
Springfield
John J. Désmouid
Massachusetts
K. Saunders
Maynard High School Career Conferences Held At Maynard
The first in a series of monthly career conferences was held at Maynard High School on Thursday October 13. Three experienced speakers presented vocational information to juniors and seniors including Randolph Goetze of Emerson College on drama speech therapy and salaries and George Ojalehto on aviation mechanics and licensing. Leroy Sheley from Boston University spoke on aviation technology and job prospects. The meeting was chaired by Helen King with reporter credits to John Crotty Fred Johnson and others.
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Maynard
Maynard High School
Randolph Goetze
Emerson College
Helen King
John Crot*y
Leroy Sheley
Boston University College of Industrial Techmology
Sewall
Petrena Lattices
Madaline Terrasi
Helen Tarryma
Hudson Has Outside Chance for C Title
Hudson remains in the Eastern Massachusetts chase with 20 teams in play across classes. Everett leads Class A with Weymouth faded as champions. Hudson eyes a strong finish but faces Shrewsbury in Class D and a pivotal late-season clash that could determine the crown.
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Everett
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn
Soya
Lecetrite
Clags
C Clinton
St. Sermentis
Fichters Inn
Clase C
Hudson
Shrewsbury
Massachusetts
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Downey questioned over boundary work and pay
The text reports concerns about Downey on boundary assignments and taxpayer pay. It notes political debate over his role, potential controversy, and whether he should be employed for the committee.
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Sean Tidelands
Senate
Thie House
Downey
Piers
Massachusetts Ballot Text Puzzle for 1930s Elections
Fragmentary OCR reveals a list of candidates across parties for Governor Auditor Attorney General and U S Senator with multiple city and town names including Boston Worcester Lynn and Cambridge. The text also references Drink licensing and local council actions.
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Ferry
Newton
Francis A. Votane
Lynn
Edward de Cronin
Chelsea
Beatrice Hancock
Mullaney
Fall River
Alice M. Ferry
Fred M. Ingersoll
Fareelo
Longmeadow
Roy Charles Papalia
Watertown
Henning
A. Blomen
Boston
Harold J. Ireland
Worcester
Prohibition
Neote
Jy Senekiey
Francis
Eb, Kelly
George Fingold
Concord
Arthur Wee
Waltham
la Howard
B. G Band
Haverhill
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Sudbury Girls
J Harding
Charlotte Marcier
Paula Cartman
Jane Flynn
Judy Goodrich
Lily Laine
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Margaret Burches
Louise Pike
Helén Krause
Sally Cutler
Peggy Briggs
Gertrude Divison
Barbara Allen
Marion Miller
Jody Devlin
Barbara Ws
Jane Parks
Fend
Ieee Hantanien
U. S
Maynard Ih
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Ogen
Som Melrose
North America
Barbara Warren
John Chambers
Jennifer Oor Gt, eCarthy
John Engiane
Harold Cutler
Richard. Wilson
Shirley Barber
Carol Bona
Joseph Bisson
Thomas Curran
Grant Bowry
John Smalley
Donald Rooney
Billy Frazier
Forest Indians
Marsden Griswold, Laurie
Maynard High School Career Conferences
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Ray Masey
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William G
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