Bristol Council Shuts Out Middletown To Sit Third
Bristol Council edged toward third as it shut out Middletown as Paul Stanzione led with a 327 series and 115 single. Charle Mansi added 314 while Jack Connery tied for top single with 115. Middletown’s Jim Smith had a high game of 132 and team high 318. Bristol won by 19 and 34 with five pins. Warren pursues top honors as Jimmy Harrington nears the high average while Boones Council seeks second place after forfeits and few completed games.
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Acreer Committee names executive board plans May meeting
The Acreer executive board appointed OP Vat ne Camp and officers Mrs ij &t1 A Rucci Mrs Thomas D Anuar A A Pansa and Robert Vo Elder Robert zilley Russell Lundstrom. After Sunday's contests bowlers enjoyed a Newport Council supper. Championship rolloffs are in Taunton Ave East Providence with Rooney and first-half winners facing. League banquet set for May 12 at Five Acres East Providence. Standings Rooney 33-9 Middle town 27-15 Bristol 21-21 Warren 21-21 Newport 18-24 Hickey 6 36.
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Bottomley Takes Third Place In Providence Duckpin Finals
Bob Bottomley of Bristol was the sole local to finish in the top ten of eight classes at the eighth annual Providence Journal Bulletin Duckpin Bowling Tournament finals held Saturday at Washington Alleys. Bottomley, from Dudek's Bowling Alleys in Warren, placed third in men's class A with 366 pins. Manuel Torres Jr. also from Bristol fell short of the top category with 359 in the mers open division. Other Dudek skeet tossers beat Pou out Cuff Johnson of West Barrington posted 372 and Jo ta Metroga of Warren finished with 370.
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Squares Tie Lev els For Top in Doric Bowling Standings
The Squares beat the Compasses to tie for first in the Doric Club Bowling League at Dudek's in Warren. Clarence Osterberg led with 119, while Ernie Meiggs Jr and Lennie Waitt topped the Squares with 320 and 318 in high three. Captain Rensehauser led Levels with 330 in three and 116 single. George Moore led Trowels with 116 and 313. Levels won two of three from the Trowels. Squares set two season marks with 548 and 1301 in second string and three totals.
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Lioness Club Meeting Planned at Midway Thursday
A Lioness Club gathering will take place Thursday evening at 230 p.m at the Midway. A physician from the RI Cancer League will speak and show slides.
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