High School Pep Rally Features Safety Talk and Hockey Team
Morning event in the school auditorium included Chief John McGovern delivering bicycle and driving safety rules and Halloween conduct guidance. Mrs Bondelevitch led the pep rally as girls’ field hockey teams and soccer history were highlighted with player names, captains, and coach Ernest Merrill describing the teams and positions.
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John McGovern
Hallowe'’en
Nancy Allen
Bresida’ Fletcher
Gertrude ‘Davison
Joédy‘ Devlin
Barbara’ Widdows
Hester Lewis
Dianne Fairbanks
Elinor Cole
Dorothy Hawes
Carol Hodder
Paula Cartman
Joen Hardins
Natalie Pirrello
Judy’ Goodrich
Melvin Downing
Ernest Merrill
Sudbury
Mr. Merrill
Roy Fay
Howard Porter
David Mattsen
Edgar’ Christian
Cen
Will’am Wilson
John Kahleinen
Richard Davison
Clifton Giles
Frank*Vana
Alan Tallant
Webster Cuting
William Boyd
Arl Burland
Tanley Colantuono
Merrill
Sudbury and Hudson Play to Scoreless Tie in Fray
On Friday night October 17 Sudbury and Hudson battled to a 0–0 draw before a large Sudbury crowd. Webster Cutting and Bill Boyd led Sudbury with early scoring, Belmont Hill added two late points, and three Sudbury starters missed action. A return match is set for November 5 at Sudbury with hopes for key players to rejoin the lineup by November 3.
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Hudson
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Sudbuys Roo‘ers
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Bill Boyd
Belmont Hill
Sudbury Field Hockey Extends Undefeated Streak
Sudbury high school field hockey adds two more wins to their undefeated record with a 2-0 victory over Natick on October 21 at Wayland. Madgie Johnson and Charlotte Mercier scored. Natick’s M Lindbohm tallied for Wayland. On October 28 Sudbury won 4-0 at home with captain Dotty Hawes scoring 3 and Mercier 1. Natick drew 2-2 with Sudbury in the second game.
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Charlie Mercier
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Trate
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Vena
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Berhard Alien
Sally Cutler
Gertrude
Davison
Brenna Pletcher
Cosches
Mrs. Dern
Senate sub committee finds agency spent big on layoff costs
A Senate sub committee estimated a federal agency spent about $10,000 to remove 2 percent of its workforce, equating to roughly $312 per employee.
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Senate
Hale High to Begin Season With New Coaches
Stow Hale high school begins practice under new coaches Robert Muir and Mrs. Faire Potter. About 20 boys and nearly as many girls train, with key losses from graduation. The Hawks clash with Hudson Clinton and Gaels in a crucial upcoming weekend, while other feature games list Friday night matches across the region.
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Freeman
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Wright
Hudson Hawks
Clinton - Gaels
Riverside Park
Hawks
Marlboro Panthers
Clinton
Hudson
Panthers
Gaéls
Oher
Beginning to Play a More Scientific Game in Pass Work
The text notes that teams are starting to play a more scientific game and that games are now hotly contested due to improved pass work and strategic execution.
Riffed Fragments Highlight Historic Baseball Feats
Incomplete report recalls a 1911 Yankees bases steal record and a World Series miss by GA Hedges. Mentions a junior attack detail and a return from military service linked to a team. Notes White Sox giving up on Hank and Joe Collins trade aims with the Athletics. The passage closes with Mickey Mantle referenced.
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White Sox
Hank
Joe Collins
Amkees
Yankees
Ee GA Hedges
Mickey Mantles
Sudbury High School Plans Halloween Party for Mothers
Sudbury South School pupils plan a Halloween fete for their mothers on Friday October 31 at 1 o'clock. They will make and serve refreshments and provide entertainment. The school is decorated with witches hats coal black cats broomstick riders leaves and bats. Mr Coleman the art supervisor donated a fall scene.
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Coleman
Sudbury High students view Les Misérables film
Twenty members of Sudbury High School French class visited Magnatè Tuesday night October 21 to watch Les Misérables. The group, led by teacher Mrs Ruth Brixt on and accompanied by Mrs Stephen Whittlesey, expressed strong interest in the depiction of early 1800s France.
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Sudbury
Hugo
France
Ruth Brixton
Stephen Whittlesey
Seniors Prepare For Curtain Going Up Play
Representatives from photography studios visit the senior class as they scout locations for their playbook. The group rehearses for Curtain Going Up, a November production, with showtime yet to be announced.
Magazine Drive Rewards Boost Sports Funds
The high school magazine drive raised 677.40 in sales, earned a 229.42 gross commission, and allocated 185.17 to girls and boys sports after prizes costing 44.25. Two donations increased the final amount to 187.17 for athletic funding.
Student Council Officers and Class Representatives Listed
The document lists President Richimd Baldwin Vice-President Goodrich Secretary Jane Flynn and Treasurer Clifton Giles. Class representatives include Grade 7 Katé Warren Grade 8 Frank Cartman Grade 9 Blake Foster Sally Cuter Grade 10 Richard Ling Helen Krause Grade 11 Judy Goodrich Roland Hodgdon Curtis Garfield Grade 12 Clifton Giles Jane Flynn Richard Baldwin.
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Frank Cartman
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Sally’ Cuter
Richard Ling
Helen Krause
Judy Goodrich
Roland’ Hodgdon
Curtis Garfie
Richard Baldwin
Maynard Hosts Methuen In Crucial Home Clash
Maynard aims for its first win versus Methuen this season after a string of close losses. Coach Will DeRosa scores point in six games totaling 93 as the team seeks a strong home turnout Saturday afternoon against Methuen at 2.
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Idtals
Methuen
Thay
Milford
Maynard Beats Somerville in High-Scoring Football Clash
Maynard football rallies to a dominant 460 shellacking of Somerville at home. DeRosa’s stringers spark the attack while Billy Hi jams and Lehnie notch long runs. Maynard’s precision offense stretches its record to two wins and three losses as they prepare for upcoming tests.
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Clark Peays Leads Clark U Basketball Schedule 1952 53
Worcester Clark University announces an 18 game 1952 53 basketball schedule under Russ Granger. New opponents Bowdoin College and Hartwick College join the slate. Wesleyan visits for the first time in 20 years January 10.
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Probate Notice for George F Deorly Will in Cambridge
A probate petition is filed in the probate court for the estate of George F Deorly also known as Fred Deorly late of Sudburg Suffolk. Interested parties must appear in Cambridge at ten o clock in the forenoon on the eighteenth of a date to contest the will and bond. Witness John C Legs records the date as the twenty third of the current year.
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John C
Kennedy Defends Record in Senate Campaign Speech
In a speech cited by supporters, John F. Kennedy criticizes his opponent for neglecting Massachusetts. He points to votes against low cost housing and social security extensions while highlighting supposed support for civil rights and immigration reform.
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Fragmented OCR text prompts unclear record
The readable portions offer no clear event or identities to summarize. A single, coherent news item cannot be formed from the provided garbled text.
Maynard-Migg Senior Featured in Morjat Hos ing Nursing News
The Hag ka Daily Tribune outlines Maynard-Migg Senior in Morjat Hos ing as a leader in nursing education. It highlights fifteen student Lanning from Mass Fifteen and references the nursing program at a local institution.
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