Sousa Beats D'Ambrosia In Pitchers Battle 2-1
In a tight Twi League duel, Sousa tops D'Ambrosia 2-1 as a bases on balls and an error swing momentum early and late, keeping fans on edge from start to finish.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
1
Defiance Falls 2–1 to Ever Ready in Pitchers Battle
A close ball game saw Defiance edged 2–1 by Ever Ready. Frank Sousa and Andy D Ambrosio matched zeroes through seven innings with Tony Perry making a sparkling double play in the first and Leo Mansi homering for Defiance. An umpire ruling on a steal sparked a lengthy argument before Ever Ready pulled ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sousa
Thames Street Firemen
Andy D’ambrosio
Mer. Brightman
Tony Perry
Duarte
Harvey Gladue
D'Ambrosio
Perry
Bottomley
Murphy
Babe Ethier
Leo Mansi
Oliver
Head
Doran
Frazee
Sylvia
Funeral for Mrs. Fannie A. Callan Draws Wide Attendance
St Marys Church filled to capacity for the funeral of Mrs. Fannie A. Callan wife of Brig Gen L H Callan state senator from Bristol following a long illness. Attendees included state local civic and military leaders with Rev Thomas J Gillan presiding and a guard of honor from the American Legion. The service featured Pie Jesu and Beautiful Land On High with solos and a quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Fannie A. Callan
L. H. Callan
Bristol
Thomas J. Gillan
Joseph Sarzano
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Town
Rene Malbeouf
Fr. Reilly
The
American Legion
McLaughlin
Providence College
Doherty
Somerset
Mass
Rozpad
Warren
Kearney Post
William Gablinski
Dept
Charles W Anthony
Cranston
Thomas J. Pierce
Edgewood
James B. Littlefield
Providence
Elliot Anthony
Portsmouth
Charles F Risk
William P Sheffield
Newport
Raymond
Nora FE. Dwyer
Elizabeth Dwyer
Frank A. Doran
Frank J. Rinaldi
Henrys F Serbst, Jr
Edward L. Leahy
Green
Robert F. Quinn
State Senate
Quinn
Wm G. Troy
Francis J. Kiernan
North Providence
Daniel F. McLaughlin
East Providence
Henry T Stone
Barrington
George S Bullock
James T Chase
Middletown
Toomey
Johnston
Kirber
Burgess
Judge An
New England Shoe Co to Locate in Bristol Factory
Bristol announces relocation of two Lynn Mass shoe concerns. New England Shoe Manufacturing will occupy 20 000 square feet on the National India Rubber site with 200 to 250 workers. Start date Aug 14 with full operation within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Taxpayers Association
Bristol
Bristol Taxpayers’ Association
New England Shoe Co
Grant Shoe Co
Lynn
Mass
National India Rubber Company
New England Shoe Manufacturing Company
Abraham Hochbaum
Moses Waterman
Taxpayers’ Association
A. A Edmonds
A. A Edmonds Co
Bristol Realty & Insurance Concern
United State Rubber Company
Edmonds
Jacob Bassing
The
Taxpayers Association, Inc
Angelo Pozzi
Sidney Makowsky
John R Bernardo
Manuel Barros
St Elizabeth's Church
Frank Pepe
John Miatsano
Wood Street
Angelo Pozz
Taxpayers’ Committee
Bernardo
Warren
Bay View Avenue
State Board of Public Roads
Taft School
Daniel Soule
Carlo Tammaro
Thames
Bradford
Amos S. Gorham
Industrial Trust Co
Council For
Simeon A. Newman Thompson
Antonio Soldano
High Street
Council Addresses Discrimination Claim By Public Aid Director
Bristol town council heard Joseph Simmons a truck owner from Sherry Avenue allege discrimination by Public Aid Director John G. DesLauriers in hiring for unemployment relief work. Simmons said trucks are assigned unfairly while others go unused. The council agreed to investigate jurisdiction and possible action while DesLauriers declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. DesLauriers
Joseph Simmons
Sherry Avenue
Mr. DesLauriers
Simmons
DesLauriers
Public Aid
Warren 15
DesLauniers
Wm P. McLaughlin
Henry T. White
State Unemployment Relief Commission
Bristol
Elisha Hibbert
Celestina B Tuplin
Bristol Board of Recreation
Burton Street
C. L. Poole
State Public Health Department
Angevine
Daniel E. Dwyer
Constitution Street
Hibbert
Taplin
Leahy Beach
Mt Hope Bay
Altho
Tuplin
Bristol Garden Club
New England Shoe Mfg. Co
Grant Shoe
Official Scorer Files Protest Over Bristol Twilight Vote
James B. Lee, official scorer and press agent, issues an ultimatum after discovering two votes he cast do not count. Doc Lee vows an official protest and, if unsatisfied, demands the return of his money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lee
Bristol Twilight League
Doc Lee
League of Nations Twilight Game Promises Star Lineup
Ever Ready manager Jack Frazee stages a bold twilight baseball event at the town diamond. The League of Nations nine, assembled from Bristol and Warren, features a star filled lineup though many names are fictitious while bat averages are given for each player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frazee
Mgr. Frazee
Lefty” Greenwood
Warren Town
Warren Nine
League of Nations Nine
Bristol
Warren
All Stars
Mello
Correira
Marshall
Perry
Oliver
Sousa
Andrade
Josephs
Ferreira
Frankie Duarte
Silvia
Almeida
League of Nations
All Stars League of Nations
Lombardi
Thomas
Borges
Gehrig
Whitney
Trainor
Waner
Chapman
Duarte
Herman
Dickey
Cronin
English
James B. Lee
Relief Workers Strike For Higher Hourly Rate
Twenty seven local relief recipients digging ditches for the Soldiers Home steam main briefly struck to protest 30 cent hourly pay while other state relief workers earned 40 cents. James B. Lee and John G. DesLauriers, with Charles Duffy of the State Unemployment Relief Commission, discussed the issue and the workers returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers
James B. Lee
Lee
Public Aid
John G. DesLauriers
Charles Duffy
State Unemployment Relief Commission
Duffy
Bristol
Seiffert Kenney Wedding in Trinity Church
Mrs Bessie Lindsey Kenney of 123 High street and Max Hugo Seiffert former owner of a chain of drug stores in Attleboro Pawtucket and Providence were married yesterday by Rev Nelson Kellogg in Trinity Church. They were attended by Miss Ella McManus and Mrs John Potter and will take a month long trip to Maine and Canada before making their home in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiffert—Kenney
Bessie Lindsey Kenney
High Street
Max Hugo Seiffert
Attleboro
Pawtucket
Providence
Nelson Kellogg
Trinity Church
Ella McManus
John Potter
Seacert
Maine
Canada
Mig Soni
Mi Florida
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Merna Kennedy
Berton Churchill
Gloria Stuart
Bette Davis
Ramon Novarro
the Barbarian
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Myrna Loy
Reginald Denny
A. A. Edmonds Company
Council
E. A. Eee
Hope St
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Sporting Goods
Seca
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Colt Memorial
High Secies
Hope
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