Lee MacPhail His Life in Baseball
Lee MacPhail, longtime baseball executive, discusses the game’s appeal and balance of the leagues. The Scarsdale resident recalls his career from Reading farm club to Yankee front office, Orioles president, and his 1980 Major League administrator post.
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Lee MacPhail
Yankees
Houston
California
MacPhail
Scarsdale
Larry MacPhail
New York Yankees
Lee
Cincinnati Redlegs
Nashville
Tenn
Columbus
Ohio
Swarthmore College
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn Dodger
Reading
Toronto
Yankee
Bobby Richardson
Tommy Tresh
Joe Pepitone
Elston Howard
Mickey Mantle
Mickey
Mr. MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Baltimore
Field House Dedication and July Fourth Parade Planned
Community festivities mark Independence Day with a field house dedication and a 9:30 a.m. parade starting at Sprague and Bell roads led by Clifton H. Smith, featuring Uncle Sam and a police escort. Events at Greenacres School include games, music, prizes, and a watermelon feast.
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Field House
George H. Rutherford
Lloyd Bailey
Arthur Manor Association
Clifton H. Smith
Sprague and
Bell Roads
George Voltz
Uncle Sam
Davis Park
Hutner Wins 224 of 445 Votes in Scarsdale Primary
Joseph L. Hutner narrowly defeats Leslie A. Roberts in Scarsdale 224 to 221 and leads district wide 4,896 to 3,983 in the Democratic primary for the 26th Congressional District. Hutner faces Republican Rep Ogden R. Reid in November. Official canvass pending. Hutner is a Harvard Law graduate with Yale summa cum laude and Heidelberg degrees. Roberts, 44, a City College of New York alumnus, is an RWDSU organizer from New Rochelle and campaigned on Vietnam policy. No GOP primary in Scarsdale.
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Joseph L. Hutner
Scarsdale
Hutnery
White Plains
Ogden R. Reid
Hutner
Leslie A. Roberts
Ethel M. Hyde
Roberts
Westchester County
Board of Elections
Democratic Executive Committee
Harvard University
Yale University
Heidelberg
Vietnam
City College of New York
New Rochelle
Village Board Advances Plans for New Municipal Pool
The village proceeds with preliminary pool planning and retains an architect at up to 7500 dollars. A seven acre site and support from about 1200 families via subscriptions are needed before a bond issue and detailed plans. Committees work on site, finance, and citizen support to secure funding.
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Recreation and Parks and Finance
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Women Group Leaders Meet Over School Board Ties
43 members from local women organizations including League of Women Voters and PTA Council gathered in Scarsdale Village Hall to discuss teacher board relations. Mrs. Morris Krantz chaired as members reviewed prior meetings with the Board of Education and Scarsdale Teachers Association and studied three state bills on public employee relations.
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Scarsdale
Village Hall
Morris Krantz
Village Club
League of Women Voters
The
Woman's Club
PTA Council
Citizens Committees
Mortimer Reznick
Board of Education
Scarsdale Teachers Association
Roberts. Gordon
Boards of Education
New York State
State Repeats Rejection of Huntington Signal Proposal
State traffic officials again reject a red green signal for Post Road and Huntington Avenue citing no new information. Village Manager Lowell J. Tooley relayed the decision by phone and awaits a written notice. Trustee Malcolm A. MacIntyre notes the independent agency relies on statistics.
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Post Road
Huntington Avenue
Lowell J. Tooley
Village Board of Trustees
Tooley
State Traffic Commission
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Scarsdale
42 AFS Students Visiting In Scarsdale This Week
Forty two American Field Service students from 21 countries visit Scarsdale families this week. They lived with Northern New Jersey hosts and will depart on a 16 day trip ending in Washington D C July 17 meeting other AFS students. In total 3 080 foreign students spent the year in the United States and about 100 000 Americans will meet these youths on trips across 59 countries.
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Scarsdale
New Jersey
Brookfield
Wis
Washington, D.C
AFS
United States
Edwin Blumenthal
Jerome Boxer
Edward Bryant
E. Paul Charlap
Emil Davidson
Lawrence Ebb
Robert H. Feldman
Joseph Hofheimer
Scarsdale Deliberates Bicycle Safety Roles and Rules
The Scarsdale Village Board discussed a bicycle safety program with input from Gordon Hunger chairing the Safety Advisory Board and Barbara Weinstein of the PTA Council. The group favors a village wide framework that leaves responsibility to parents and schools while promoting police cooperation and public awareness. The plan includes uniform riding rules, annual bicycle registration, and strong parental involvement with PTA and school staff. Continued on Page Two.
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Scarsdale
Gordon Hunger
PTA
Barbara Weinstein
PTA Council
Safety Advisory Board
Hunger
Advisory Board
PVA
Curtail Services For the Fourth
The closing of local buildings and businesses has been announced for Monday Independence Day. All banks Spearsdale Public Library and Village Hall will be closed and no trash will be collected. Scarsdale Post Office will be closed though holiday mail delivery and outgoing mail collection continue. Beginning Saturday through September 4 Scarsdale Public Library closes at 1 p.m. Saturdays.
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Spearsdale Public Library
Scarsdale
Dyas Carden
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Scarsdale High School
Robert Black
James Seth Stewart Jr
Aaron Fink
William Sloane Coffin Jr
James S. Stewart
Hitchcock Presbyterian Church
Donald G
Edgemont High School
William D. Moyle
Priscilla A. Griffiths
Edgemont
Alan Fabry
State Traffic Safety Council
Greenacres Association
Greenacres School Field
Wendell P. Simpson
East Scarsdale Association
Reid
State
Huntington
Lenox Place
Farragut Road
Farragut
Lenox
Mayflower and
Continental Road
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