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Last season, in his senior year at Acton-Boxboro, the 5-ft., 10-in, forward scored 62 goals, a new state record. He won the John Carlton Memorial Trophy, given annually by the Boston Bruins to the state's best high school hockey player, and was The Boston Globe's Division I Player of the Year. He finished his four years with 289 points, surpassing the old Massachusetts record held by Robbie Ftorek...
...York, June 8--Two Harvard hockey players were picked in the annual National Hockey League draft. The Calgary Flames selected Crimson goalie Grant Blair in the sixth round and the Philadelphia Flyers tapped incoming freshman Allen Bourbeau in the fourth. A star at Acton-Boxboro High School, Bourbeau led Massachusetts in scoring in his senior year...
...Oxnard retired from the ministry during the 30's and for several years taught at Middlesex College. During World War II he resumed his duties as a minister in his old pastorate at Boxboro Congregational Church. He served there from...
Graduated from the Andover-Newton Theological School in 1893, Rev. Oxnard's first pastorate was in Portland, Maine. He has also had parishes in Lawrence, Newton, New Bedford, Rehoboth, Southboro and Boxboro...
...member of St. Bernard Masonic Lodge of Boxboro and the Boxboro Grange, Rev. Oxnard leaves two sons, Dr. Edward W. Oxnard '32, of Cheshire, Conn., and Bredford F. Oxnard of Providence, R.I., and a daughter, Mrs. Marian O. Staples of Wisconsin. Rev. Oxnard had eight grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. He will be buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Action...