Bristol Yacht Club Regatta Sails Off with 30 Boats in Races
In Bristol harbor 30 sail boats across eight classes competed in the annual Bristol Yacht Club regatta. Spray won class B while Oriana took class C on time allowance. Other classes saw mixed results with several races unsailed due to no entrants and a late start for Tarpon.
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Herreshoff
Sheerwater
Tychell
Mt. Tom Buoy
Muscle Shoal Light
Answer
Halsey DeWolf
Starling
C B Rockwell, Jr
Tarpqn
Charles Gardner
Charles Fletcher
Chicade
Dixwell Goff
Raven
John Borden
Nancy
George Gardner
Shrimpo
Charles Tillinghast
Little Rhody Jr
Arthur Cuddy
Warwick Neckers
Hog Island
Pappasquash Point
Nationals keep lead with 3 1 win over Cranston Worsted
Johnny Andrade's National India Rubber Company team, pace setters in Twilight League, earned a 3 to 1 victory over Cranston Worsted Company. Bill Baker and Chick Roberts locked in a pitchers battle as Baker held Cranston to seven singles and struck out ten. The Nationals pushed across runs in the second inning and again in the seventh to seal the win, with Jimmie Garvin collecting three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Andrade
National India Rubber Company
Cranston Worsted Company
Bill” Baker
Chick” Roberts
R. I. State College
Baker
Cranston
Enright
Drummey
Jimmie” Garvin
Roberts
Nationals
Frankie” Sousa
Jimmie” Drummey
Joe” Kelley
Brankie” Sousa
Garvin
Cranston Team Tops Tigers 7-3 in Fort Worth Playday
Frankie Lewis's Cranston Worsted Company won 7 to 3 over the Tigers, pulling within one game of the league leader. Five first inning runs powered Cranston as Joe Marshall opened for the Tigers and Bill Emmett delivered a three base hit for Cranston.
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Frankie Lewis
Cranston Worsted Company
Tiger
Wnit. Rs
Joe Marshall
Tigers
Bill” Rippel
Peewee
Mortenson
Rippel
Regnier
Bill Rippel
Jake
Dingle
al Regnier
Belmore
Moore
Biancuzzi
Babe” Ethier
Cavallaro
Bill” Emmett
Mosie” Moore
Subarine Ace
Cranston
Gunner” Mortenson
Campbell
Eddie Menard
Josephs
Emmett
Enright
Almeida
Blondy
Halbert
Cranstons
E Mortenson
Menard
i _Enright
Neewemeetsn Pees
G. Mortenson
Momen Ethier
Eee
Bristol Tigers
Ruiopel
West Ins Gladue
J Ruiopel
Moore, 2B, P Guevremont
Marshall
P. Os
Cranstona
F. Mortenson
Ethier
J. Rippel
Probate court actions in Buxton Allers Morra and Farrally estates
Judge Edward L. Leahy presided as guardianship and estate matters were approved. Undone Sarah Cole appointed guardian for Lewis E Buxton with bond 500, Emma L Brooks appraiser, William E Boyle. Final accounts approved for Oliver S Allers and Joseph F Farrally. Giuseppe Morra appointed guardian for Alphonse Morra and for Clara Morra Maria Morra with bonds 100 and John Ferri as surety and Leah B Young as appraiser. Bond and guardian arrangements also noted for other Morra and Farrally filings with continuances and waivers as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Leahy
Lewis E. Buxton
Sarah Cole
Emma L. Brooks
William E. Boyle
Oliver S. Allers
Alphonse O. Drake
Local Girls Plan White Mountains Trip to New Hampshire
Miss Harriet F Kinder Miss Florence M Kellogg and Miss Marion Darling travel by auto from this town to North Conway New Hampshire. They spend a night in Kennebunkport Maine with Miss Dorothy Holt and join Miss Evelyn M Carter in Portland Maine before continuing to Dixville Notch and White Mountains for the week.
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New Hampshire
Harriet F. Kinder
Florence M. Kellogg
Marion Darling
North Conway
Dorothy Holt
Kennebunkport
Portland
Evelyn M._ Carter
New Haven
Conn
White Mountains
Dixville
Legion plans tag day to aid Byrd Antarctic expedition
Kearney Post of the American Legion arranged a tag day for August 18 to raise funds for Commander Byrd's expedition. The event will be aided by the Ladies Auxiliary, with Dr Charles E Callery and Mrs Hope Cote leading the organizing committees. Also noted was a joint installation to be held at Odd Fellows Hall in Little Compton and upcoming visits and a fall bazaar plan.
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Byrd
Kearney
Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Charles E. Callery
Louis Brousseau
Daniel Coggeshall
Hope Cote
Elizabeth Cary
Helen Candee
Odd Fellows Hall
Little “Compton
American ‘Legion
Little Compton
Nxt
Bristol
Benz and Boynton announce two new sons
In San Francisco on July 24 a son Frederick Dewey Benz Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs F D Benz. In Cleveland on August 3 a son Douglas Holmes Boynton was born to Merrill H Boynton and Eleanor M Boynton.
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Benz
San Francisco
Frederick Dewey Benz, Jr
F. D. Benz
Boynton
Cleveland
Douglas Holmes
Merrill H. and
Eleanor M. Boynton
Marriage at Trinity Church William Diehl and Evelyn Sechler Wed
The ceremony took place at Trinity Church officiated by Reverend Nelson Kellogg uniting William Diehl of Hellertown and Evelyn Sechler of Allentown in marriage.
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Trinity Church
Nelson Kellogg
William Diehl
Hellertown
Evelyn Sechler
Allentown
Twilight Baseball Board Replays Protest and Sets Schedule
The Twilight Baseball Board sustains Kid Hope's protest over a July 11 Battery vs Tigers game and orders a replay on September 5. By the way, games start at 6 pm. unready teams risk forfeiting. A long list of postponed games from June to September is rescheduled to clear the calendar.
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Board of Governors
Twilight Baseball Teague
M.C. A
Kid” Hope
Battery
Tigers
Cranstons
Battery C
Whirlwinds
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