Maynard Beats Cambridge Latin In Openers On Alumni Field
Maynard High opens the football season with a 14 to 6 victory over Cambridge Latin on Alumni Field. Kyall and Ruggerio starred for Maynard with Uglevich hooking up for a 51 yard TD pass and Ruggerio scoring the first varsity TD. Co Captain Cellineri stood out for Cambridge Latin as both teams fatigued in the heat.
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Maynard
Jim Ryall
Johnny Purcell
Dave Albert
Purcell
Tigers
Bill Larson
Joe Uglevich
Ryall
Sopho
Herb Symmes
Bill de Xsa
Charlie Physics
Lou Cellineri
Will DeRosa
Pigskin Pickins 1962 Week One Predictions
Waltham over Brookline Wayland over Marshfield Watertown over Arlington Lexington over Melrose Belmont over Reading Wakefield over Concord Carlisle Lowell over Nashua Hudson Maynard over Shrewsbury Winchester over Stoneham Bedford over North Reading Chelmsford over Medfield Brown and Nichols over Middlesex Framingham over Braintree Leominster over Marlborough Ouija board predicts 210 points chance of a strong score
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Waltham
Brookline
Wayland
Marshfield
Watertown
Arlington
Lexington
Melrose
Belmont
Reading
Wakefield
Concord-Carlisle
Lowell
Nashua
Hudson
Bartlett
Maynard
Shrewsbury
Winchester
Stoneham
Bedford
North Reading
Chelmsford
Medfield
Brown & Nichols
Middlesex
Framingham
Braintree
Ouija Board
Leominster
Duke
Marlborough
Bowling gear firms cash in on European craze
UPI reports several U.S. manufacturers seize the bowling boom in Europe. Brunswick Corp plans to open three centers in Germany and one in Holland this fall and to assemble alleys in Peru and Japan soon. American Machine & Foundry will build five centers in West Germany.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Europe
Brunswick Corp
Germany
Holland
Peru
Japan
American Machine & Foundry
West Germany
Boosters Prepare for Active Season in Maynard
Maynard Boosters Club outlines a busy slate for the football season with dances and rallies. Saturday dances start at 8 pm in George Washington Auditorium and culminate with a Nov 25 event at Green Meadow School featuring Chuck DeGrappo and his orchestra. John Bandalavitch Jr. leads the special event.
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Maynard
Maynard Boosters Club
George Washington Auditorium
Green Meadow School
Chuck DeGrappo
John Bandalavitch Jr
Cow May Make Big Impact On Television
Washington politician Sen. J Glenn Beall Md warns a cow dominated TV audience could reshape programming and regulation He cites a report of cows producing more milk when shown in barn TV and jokes about FCC and Agriculture Department roles in future subsidy debates
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Washington
UPI
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
England
Beall
Federal Communications Commission
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury Triumph In Season Opener
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury opened the season with a 0 victory over Littleton High. Bob DeNov andie scored on a cross from Tom Finnerty in the first period. Lincoln Sudbury added a second period goal on a cross by Charles Cutler to Peter Podgur ski. Pat Dougherty secured the win with two penalty kicks in the second half. Defense starred by Craig Donaldson and Pat Dougherty.
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Sudbury
Lincoln - Sudbury
Littleton High
Littleton
Bob DeNovandie
Oon
Tom Finnerty
Lincoln- Sudbury
Charles Cutler
Peter Podgurski
Pat Dougherty
Craig Donaldson
Maynard Sport Sagas Dwell On Local School Football
Nostalgic reminiscences of 1920s and 1930s local football mix with present Emerson Junior High practice routines at John A Crowe Park. Mentions field hockey, junior high dedication, and old time prep culture plus notes on Cambridge Latin ties and various players and coaches in the Maynard area sports scene.
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Maynard
Emerson
John A. Crowe Park
John A. Crowe
Sudbury Little League Holds Father and Son Outing
Sudbury Sudbury Little League hosted its annual father and son outing at Memorial Forest with 285 participants. Edward DeGraeve led games and won the 100 yard dash, John Mercury closely finished second. George Place tossed the farthest baseball with Dick Peterson second in the 12 year group. other winners included Tom Fitzgerald in the 11 year group and John Fitzgerald in the 10 year group. A barbecue luncheon followed, catered by Bob Nims. Master of ceremonies Walt Webster and Edward Rawson introduced Sudbury's National Little League Tournament Team. Darts emerged as first half champions with nine wins and one loss. Ricky Dean presented Manager Webster a desk set inscribed to honor his work.
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Cambridge
Sonny” Foley
Foley
Maynard Town
Eddie Boyce
Concord T. T
Eddie Mullin
Northeastern
Huskies
Swift Hathaway
Bates
Sudbury
Memorial Forest
Edward DeGraeve
John Mercury
George Place
Dick Peterson
Tom Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald
Bob Nims
Walt Webster
Edward Rawson
Ricky Dean
Darts
Webster
Atlantic Flyway Sets Waterfowl Seasons for 1962
State wildlife officials in the Atlantic Flyway announce 1962 waterfowl seasons with state by state openings and bag limits. Maine splits ducks and coots October 13 to 21 and November 4 to December 9, with geese and brant October 13 to December 11. New Hampshire grants a straight ducks season October 13 to December 1 and geese and brant October 13 to December 11. Connecticut sets ducks and coots November 11 to December 30 and geese and brant November 11 to January 8, with other states outlining open seas and harbor line rules.
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Atlantic Flyway
John S. Gottschalk
Northeast
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Department of the Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Gottschalk
Secretary of the Interior
State of Maine
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Outer
Average private dentists work 43 hours weekly study shows
A UPI A survey for the American Dental Association reports the typical private practice dentist logs 43 hours a week with 34 chair time 4 lab work 2 other office duties and 3 in free office time. It adds that the average dentist takes a three week vacation each year and three of eight dentists exceed 45 hours.
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New York
UPI
American Dental Association
Raytheon Sabres Crowned Little League Champions
Raytheon Sabres were crowned Little League champions with six graduating players. Rawson presented the championship cup to Sabres manager Earl Fowler, who passed it to Joe Brown for Raytheon. Cup to be displayed in Sudbury Raytheon for 12 months. Minor League Sabres, led by manager Larry Blood, were named minor league champions. Hooper's Hardware donated a football as a door prize and DeGraeve awarded 24 small trophy caps to first place winners.
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Raytheon Sabres
Rawson
Earl Fowler
Sabres
Joe Brown
Raytheon
Sudbury
Larry Blood
Hooper
DeGraeve
Special Week For Job Reviews To Start October 1
National Employ The Physically Handicapped Society, backed by President Kennedy and local leaders, aims to exceed 1960 results with a 1961 program. Sixty one workers have been interviewed and 37 found capable. case lists will be sent to manufacturers to aid placement and encourage employers to open jobs for capable handicapped applicants.
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National Employ the
Kennedy
Volpe
Haddad
Audubon Hatheway course for intermediate birders starts
The Massachusetts Audubon Society announces a new field trip course for intermediate birders starting Tuesday September 26 for ten weeks from 9 to 11 30 a m. Instructor is Mrs Walter Garvey with trips to Sudbury River Valley and Newburyport region meeting at Gordon Hall. Enrollment limited to 20. for registration contact Mrs G A Baxter Crumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary South Lincoln phone Clearwater 99500.
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Massachusetts Audubon Society
Hatheway School of Conservation Education
Walter Garvey
Records of
New England Birds
Sudbury River Valley
Newburyport
Gordon Hall
G. A. Baxter
Crumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary
South Lincoln
Clearwater
Qua Bin Reservoir Size Revealed as Bay State Largest Freshwater Body
The Qua bin Reservoir is measured at 24 704 acres making it the state’s largest body of fresh water. Officials note the vast expanse supports regional water needs and ecological habitats.
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The
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Bay State
Quabin Reservoir
Chicago coach Hales tops professional ranks
Chicago based figure Hales is described as the oldest coach in the professional field and the only coach in the business, according to a brief UPI dispatch from Chicago.
Copy of petition and ord thereon Attest Edward J
A notice records a petition and ordinance attached to the official file. The clerk or attorney attests the document as true and valid, naming Edward J as the responsible official. The item indicates formal legal action proceeding within the jurisdiction.
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Kyall
Ruggiero
al Symmes
Uglevich
Albert
Ennequess
AL Cowles
Maynard High Gradsters
John Ennequess
Dave Hunter
Messrs
Ruggerio
Symmes
Cellineri
MacMahon
McDonnell
Hunter
Cof Gins
Watjus
Gunn
Whitney
Mullin
Carey
Alberti
Barrett
Smith
Larson Holt
DeRosa
Hacket
Primiano
Phillips
Rivera
McMahon
Tank
Sullivan
Horn
Centanni
Trioli
Flowers
Smorowski
W. Horn
Campbell
Ihb
Adario
Hussey
Desmarais
Morris
Chesmore
Gibbons
Furey
Moran
Mayn
C-L
Pigskin Pickin
By Howe I. Pickem
Zallen
Boosters
Leverett Saltonstall
Red Sox
Senators
Griffith Stadium
Quincy
Dick Donovan
Bill Monbonquette
Medford
Sox
Dale Long
North Adams
Pete Daley
Beverly
Frank Malzone
Needham
Little League
Taman
Otto Preminger
Paul Newman
Peter Lawford
Exodus
Sun
P. Newman
Eva Marie Saint
Michael Craig
Hanting
Buchholz
Fanny
Voice of
Edgar Allan Poes
Panavision
Aiakazam
Office OF the Selectmen
Boxborough, Mass
P.O
West Acton
Middlesex County Commissioners County Court House
East
Cambridge, Mass
ASU
Boxborough
M County
Richardo
Flagg Hill Road
Commonwealth of
Edward J
John J. McDougall
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