The Pattern Poem on Flag Day Tribute
The Inquirer previews a poem titled The Pattern by Helene Sandground from Scrivener, a Scarsdale Junior High School publication, celebrating how the flag was made from blood and sweat not gold or jade. It describes battles, unity, and the flag formed from blue heavens, starry joy, white clouds, and red roses, born from the heart of America.
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the Inquirer
George Washington
Helene Sandground
Scrivener
Scarsdale
America
Baseball results from last Saturday leagues
Readable results show several score lines from youth leagues. In the Midget League Comets beat Hornets 12 to 5 and Lions defeated Bees 19 to 9 while Hornets outpaced Blackhawks 12 to 3. Junior Ameri can League games include Dodgers 12 Oilers 6 and Dodgers 10 Reds 8 with Pirates 10 Jays 1. Junior Border League matchups saw Bears 11 Blue Sox 7 and Corsairs 5 Comers 4 then Blue Sox 6 Corsairs 5. Junior Center League features Giants 32 Bears 9 and Wildcats 7 Flashes 2.
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Comets
Hornets
Lions
Bees
Blackhawks
Dodgers
Oilers
Reds
Pirates-Jays
Bears
Blue Sox
Comers
Letter advocates Justice Douglas for president amid world fears
A reader profile lauds Justice William O. Douglas as the sole American leader to advance human rights and freedom. The letter urges supporters to persuade Democratic delegates and warns of war risks, while a long sports standings list follows with youth leagues and teams like Lakers and Crackers across multiple divisions.
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William O. Douglas
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Douglas
America
William O
Cecile M. Gilmore
Three Scarsdale Boys Graduate From Nichols College
Three Scarsdale youths earned associate bachelor of arts degrees at Nichols Junior College on June 6. Edward Callahan of Brewster Road, John Fennie of Swarthmore Road, and Howard V Widdoes Jr. of Church Lane were recognized for campus leadership in the Jus tinian Council and athletic or club roles. Callahan served on the student governing board. Fennie belonged to the N Club and golf team. Widdoes captained the golf team and served on the N Club and Athletic Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Junior College
Edward Callahan
James Callahan
Brewster Rd
John Fennie
Daniel Fennie
Swarthmore Rd
Howard V. Widdoes, Jr
Widdoes
Church Lane
Callahan
Justinian Council
Fennie
Fox Meadow Dance Group Delights With School Program
The Fox Meadow Dance Group performed a June 13 program in the school gym. The photo shows Front row: Janet Silberman, Melinda Mantell, Carol Schrier, Rosslind Rosen Deutsch. Back row includes Toni Sachs, Renee Raphael, Jo Margolis, Diane Durlacher with other class members listed from second through sixth grades and kindergarten through first grade.
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Fox Meadow
Janet Silberman
Melinda Mantell
Carol Schrier
Rosslind Rosen Deutsch
Toni Sachs
Renee Raphael
Jo Margolis
Diane Durlacher
Compton Memorial Tennis Tourney Opens Monday
The John Parker Compton Memorial Tennis Tournament begins Monday at Fox Meadow Tennis Club Wayside Lane with about 45 single entrants and 32 doubles teams. Featured singles players include Peter Lowenstein Dan Mayers Leslie Moglen Lloyd Moglen and many area high school and college athletes from Choate Harvard Scarsdale Gov. Dummer Academy and Virginia among others.
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John Parker Compton
Fox Meadow
Wayside Lane
Peter Lowenstein
Choate
Dan Mayers
Harvard
Leslie and Lloyd Moglen
Wilson Jr. High School
Kent Greenawalt
Edgemont
Bill Greenawalt
Scarsdale High
Roger Englander
Mamaroneck High School
Norm Shaw
University of Virginia
Carl Norgauer
Scarborough
Kingsley Wood
Herb Krosney
Jim Kingsbury
Dave Schuman
Pleasantville High School
Charles Windisch
Gov
Briarcliff High School
Thomas Thomas
Archbishop Stepinac High School
Tom Schwarz
White Plains High School
Lloyd Moglen
Carl Norrgauer
Scarsdale High School
Herb Lewin
Mamaroneck
Peter Strife
Joel Kates l
U. of Virginia
Marty Greenstein
Bob Smith
Peter Gott
Dave Gavrin
Felix S Grossman
New Rochelle High School
John Peterson
Brewer Merriam
Dick Robinson
Exeter
Oliver Stafford
Ned Sheridan
Bronxville High School
Richard and
Paul Standel
Mt. Kisco High School
Craig Henzel
Dave Biltchick
Horace Greeley
John DeMerell
Phillips Academy
Godfrey Lebhar
Dave Levitt
A. B. Davis High School
Ed. Ghiazza
Edgar Gunter
Peter Fishbein
Dartmouth
Howard Munson
A. B Davis High School
Mt. Vernon
Thief Rifles Jewelry From Antkies Home During TV Show
A thief entered the second story of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Antkies at 270 Fox Meadow Rd on a Saturday night while a maid watched television. He stole a large unlisted amount of jewelry and cash from the master bedroom dresser drawers. The maid heard a noise but thought it was a sleeping child.
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Fred J. Antkies
Fox Meadow Rd
Kefauver Dinner Guests in Scarsdale
Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Gould of Berkeley Road and Mr and Mrs Paul A Crouch of Roxbury Road attended a Kefauver dinner at the Lombardy Hotel on June 9. Crouch serves on Kefauver for President finance committee and leads the Scarsdale Greenburgh Kefauver group. Gould heads the Scarsdale Democratic Club.
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Kenneth M. Gould
Berkeley Rd
Paul A. Crouch
Roxbury Rd
Senator Wstes Kefauver
Lombardy Hotel
Crouch
Sen
Kefauver
Scarsdale-Greenburgh
Gould
Scarsdale
Democratic Club
Scarsdale High School Sports Awards Honor Versatile Winners
Scarsdale High School held its annual sports awards with varsity letters earned for a second straight year by A Baldwin R Hagemeyer D Knapp K Malovyany T Moore H Rusk E Whitehair and C Whyte. Records were set by B Stallman and E Whitehair as the track team claimed undefeated status for a tenth year. Junior varsity and intramural honorees across baseball tennis golf softball and archery were recognized, with multiple captains and managers noted.
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Scarsdale High School
A. Baldwin
R. Hagemeyer
D. Knapp
K. Malovyany
T. Moore
H. Rusk
E. Whitehair
C. Whyte
Wm. Bourke
J. Cardinale
P. Carothers
G. Gillis
B. Harris
T. Harris
5. Hayward
BE. MacDowell
W. McEwen
B. Stallman
R. Stranathan
K. Swan
J. White
J. Wood
M. Grunebaum
Baseball League Finals Set Across Six Ages Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning at nine o clock marks the closing of the 1952 Midget Jr American Jr Border Jr Central Intermediate Northern Intermediate Southern and Senior Baseball leagues. Sal Prezioso announces tomorrow s schedule with multiple games across Butler Hartsdale Fox Meadow Edgewood Greenacres Edgemont North West and Crossway venues. Coaches are asked to pick up base balls at Village Hall Saturday morning at nine for the play offs.
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Sal Prezioso
Hornets
Lions
Butler
Comets
The
Blackhawks
Wildcats
Flashes
Bears
Giants
Edgemont
Eagles
Indians
Greenacres Main
Yankees
Fox Meadow
Fox Meadow Main
Aces
Knights
Crackers
Cardinals
Lakers
Greenaacres
jChiefs
Edgemont North
Birds
Wlashes
Crossway
Gorillas
North Field
Hartsdale
Edgemont West
Village Hall
Scarsdale Pounds Katonah 13-0 In Junior Baseball Game
Buzzie George pitched a shutout allowing four hits and no walks as Scarsdale beat Katonah 13 to 0. George had two hits and three RBIs with three runs, while Bob Lawder added two hits and two runs. Scarsdale totaled five runs in the second inning and continued with three in the third and five in the fifth.
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Buzzie George
Katonah
Scarsdale
Raiders
George
Indians
Jack Dorsett
Gordon Marshall
Bob Lawder
Bob Sproull
Residents Will Aid Sister Kenny Fund
Lou Moss of Deerhurst Road accepts again as chair of the photographers group in the 1952 Sister Elizabeth Kenny fund drive. The campaign opens August 20 and funds go to support Sister Kenny Treatment for polio victims from New York to Florida.
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Lou Moss
Deerhurst Rd
Photographic Dealers
Commerce and Industry
Scarsdale Improves to First Undefeated Tennis Season in 20 Years
Scarsdale's tennis team, led by coach Albert Pratt, completed a 10–0 season with a 5–0 victory over Bronxville on June 6. Key wins came from Bill Greenawalt and Joel Kates, with singles and doubles teams dominating, and returning players Smith Gott and Krosney expected back in 1953.
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Scarsdale
Albert Pratt
Bronxville
Raider
Bob Smith
Pete Gott
Bill Greenawalt
Bronco
Ned Sheridan
Joel Kates
Moe Alfaro
Jim Kingbury
Pete Strife
Greenawalt
Sheridan
Jan Houtermann
Herb Krosney
Kates
Smith
Scarsdale Raiders Complete Unbeaten Track Season
Sk ip Gillis and Karel Malovany lead Scarsdale to a 51 1 3 to 29 2 3 dual meet victory over Bronxville at Bronxville, securing an unbeaten season with four duals and one triangular win. Gillis swept high jump and broad jump. Malovany won 100 and 220 yard dashes. Barry Stallman ran 880 and Bob Hagemeyer took the mile. Tony Chapman won the Bronxville 440. Jim White claimed shot put. Pete Carruthers cleared 10 feet 6 inches in pole vault.
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Skip Gillis
Karel McAloyany
Bronxville
Scarsdale Raiders
Blue Broncos
Scarsdale
Maroons
Gillis
Chuck Whyte
Malovany
Tim Moore
Barry Stallman
Barry
Bob Hagemeyer
Frank Leftwich
Tony Chapman
Jim White
Raiders
Pete Carruthers
Clock Lovers Convene as Jenkins Speaks at National Meet
Philip Jenkins of White Plains spoke at the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors annual meeting in Sturbridge Massachusetts June 6 to 8. He discussed The Clock of Death, a 300 year old timekeeper now owned by a Connecticut collector. Scarsdale hobbyists attended with attendees from Colorado Minnesota California and Canada, part of a gathering of over 800 clock and watch enthusiasts.
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Philip Jenkins
White Plains
Scarsdale
NY State Employment Service
National Ass'n of Watch and Clock Collectors
Sturbridge
Mass
Jenkins
Connecticut
Colorado
Minnesota
California
Canada
Testing Program of Scarsdale Schools Analyzed
The article outlines Scarsdale’s testing program including group and individual tests, IQ, achievement, and aptitude measures, placement testing from second grade onward, and record-keeping for counselor use. It notes use of Educational Records Bureau standards, Regents data, and national exams to benchmark student progress and planning.
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Educational Records Bureau For
New York City
Scarsdale
State of
New York
National Registration Office
Scarsdale High School
Mariner Troops Plan Weekends For Scouts At Mystic
Scarsdale Girl Scouts Mariners plan two three day trips to Mystic Connecticut aboard ships Joseph Conrad and Australia. Troop leaders Mrs John N Martin and several assistants organize sailing swimming and maritime museum visits for Mariners from grades 9 through 11 with transport provided by leaders and parents.
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Mariner Troops
Scarsdale Girl Scouts
Mystic
Conn
Scarsdale
John N. Martin
Robert Kennett
Edwin A. de Lima
W. T. McCullough
Edith Sime
Mina Wagner
Jean Kastner
Rolan J. Mead
Joseph Conrad
Australia
Vivian Feldman
Cynthia Feldman
Eleanor Walton
Shirley de Breuil
Kastner
Westchester Nursery School Council Election Luncheon
The Westchester Nursery School Council will hold its annual luncheon at the White Plains Woman's Club Monday at one. Mrs. Clifford Rusch will present a slate headed by Katherine Craig for president and several officers from Yonkers to Scarsdale. Dr. Otto Klineberg will speak on parent child relations and its influence on adult personality.
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Westchester Nursery School Council
White Plains
Katherine Craig
Sarah Lawrence Nursery School
Bronxville
Erik Kaeger
Yonkers
Arthur Finn
Larchmont
F. W. Hildenbrand, Jr
Dobbs Ferry
Raymond Heilpern
Scarsdale
Otto Klineberg
Klineberg
Columbia University
U. S
Mexico
The
World Federation For Mental Health
Unesco
Edgemont PTA Names 1950s Committees Led by Mrs Anderson
Edgemont PTA president Mrs Walter A Anderson announces the 1950s committee heads. Notable posts include iPTA programs held by Mrs Kenneth W Greenawalt, assembly programs by Mrs Lester Arons, membership at Edge mont School and Greenville by Mrs Louis W Flaccus Jr and Mrs G N Melinette, and hospitality roles at Edgemont and Greenville. Additional leaders cover publicity, bulletin, legislation, visual education, junior community service, Boy and Girl Scouts, dancing school, library, and scholarships.
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Edgemont Pta
Walter A. Anderson
Kenneth W. Greenawalt
Ipta
Lester Arons
Louis W. Flaccus, Jr
Edgemont School
G. N. Melinette
Greenville School
James K. Switzer
Allen A. Richman
Charles Beattie
Kenneth L. Pike
Robert W. Garrett
Edgemont
John BH. Griffith
Greenville
Rockwood Keith
Frank J. Fortier
Girl Scouts
Patrick J. Keating
Scarsdale Motion Picture Council
W. W. Whipple
Arthur L. Webber
Edgemont Dancing School
Hans M. B. Loesser
Dudley W. Hallett
Ward Randol
Julian M. Jacobs
Bronxville Triumphes In No-Hitter 2-1 Over Scarsdale
Bronxville pitcher Dick Del Ennis no-hit Scarsdale in a 2-1 final as the Raiders closed their season at 8-6. Scarsdale’s Gordon Marshall and Pierre Clavel reached on errors, Marshall scoring on defensive miscues. Degnan’s hard smash was the lone solid ball out of the infield. Coach Bill Schmidt capped his first year with a solid 8-6 record amid a largely young lineup.
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Scarsdale
Bronxville
Bronco
Dick del Ennis
Raiders
Ennis
Gordon Marshall
Pierre Clavel
Marshall
Joe Degnan
Stan Yasuda
Degnan
iScarsdale
Donner
Bill Schmidt
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