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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

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Colonials Set to Battle Bristol in Benefit Baseball Game

More than 3000 fans expected as Providence Colonials face Philip Sansone’s Bristol All Stars on Wednesday at 6 00 PM. Heavy hitters headline lineups including Pard Pearse Joe Cole Bud Feid Marty Biancuzzo and Tony Perry with managers Sansone and Philip Sansone. Profits go to the Community Athletic Field fund and balls donated by Andrade’s Store J F Duffy with Lizzie Murphy unavailable due to prior engagement.

Philip Sansone Bristol All Stars Frankie Sousa Marty Biancuzzo Providence Colonials Bristol W. Gladue Foxy Marshall Harvey Gladue Honey Menard Paul Bruno Tony Perry Whitey Mello Doc D'Angelo Nuts Lemaire Bill Doran Chappie Oliver Pard” Pearce Brown University Pawtucket Joe Cole Providence Grays Bud” Feid Providence College Nick” Potter A. I. Nines Community Athletic Field Fund Andrade J F. Duffy Lizzie Murphy Philip Sansone Colonial Bell LeFebre P Noonanth Dave Pard Pearse Harper Potter If Enright m Bud Feid Stewart Simmons Biancuzzo Sousa P. H. Gladue Perry Bruno Marshall D'Angelo m Menard Rf. Mellon Lemaire Oliver James B. Lee

District Nurses Monthly Report July 1933

District nurses report July 1933 totals include 42 general and metropolitan care cases, 214 visits, 6 prenatal, 37 tuberculosis, 209 State Child Welfare visits, and 466 grand total. Clinics recorded 3 Child Welfare with 83 babies, Chest 1 clinic with 8 patients, Tonsil 1 with 8, Diphtheria inoculation 1 with 76 patients, and 1 delivery attended. total attendees 176.

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Districts Assigned For Athletic Field Drive

The project committee led by George H. Baldwin outlines a ten day funds drive to finish the Community Athletic Field behind the Guiteras Memorial Junior High. Team captains will canvass districts with volunteers from Lions Rotary Kearney Post A L Bristol Colt Alumni Associa tion. A special gift group includes C C Getchell James F Meiggs and James J Lanzire. The drive starts next Tuesday after a dinner at Hotel Belvedere.

Guiteras Memorial George H. Baldwin Lions and Rotary Clubs Kearney Post A. L Bristol Colt Alumni Association C. C. Getchell James F. Meiggs James J. Lanzire Belvedere B. W. Wall Samuel J. Smith

Legionnaire Bernard Falco Receives Purple Heart

Bernard Falco of 126 Constitution Street Bristol was awarded the Purple Heart at a Friday American Legion meeting. Falco served in Company 1, 148th Infantry, 78th Division from February 1918, saw action in Meuse Argonne and Belgium, was wounded November 5, 1918, and discharged February 25, 1919. He later married in 1919, has three children, and remains a charter member of Kearney Post No. 6.

American Legion Bernard Falco Constitution Street Bristol Falco Camp Upton N. Y France Brest Meuse-Argonne No Man’s Land St Mithiel Belgium Flanders London Liverpool New York City Kearney The

Foxy Marshall Leads Olympians to 6-3 Win Over Ever Readys

In a two league game the Olympians defeated the Ever Readys 6 to 3 as Foxy Marshall held the mound. Sousa struggled in the sixth allowing four runs after loading the bases on walks and hits with Ferreira driving in two and DeLeo scoring on a steal of home. Ferreira homered and Leclerc added a three bagger while Sousa collected three of six hits for the Ever Readys. Attendance was about 4000 with umpires Mancini and Langella.

Foxy Marshall Ferreira Caizz DeLeo Doran Biancuzzo Leclerc Frank Sousa Innning Tony Silvia Duarte Harvey Gladue E. Mansi Herzig Marshall Sousa Salzana Ferreira sousa_ Leclerc Duarte Sacrice de- Leo Fthier Shin Silvia Gladue Lemaire Ethier Olympians Fyer Readys Mancini Langella

No Wrangling Expected At Friday Night's Game

Bristol Town hosts a Friday twilight baseball exhibition starring Mer Kid Hope with the Rhode Island Silent Club and a nine inning matchup. Umpires expected to be unmolested as Marsden or Moore pitched to a Silent Club lineup including Andrade Borges Perry Lemaire Securo Bruno infield and DAngelo Mello Quartaro outfielders.

Mer Kid Hope Bristol Town Rhode Island Ttas Mgr Howe Marsden Moore Andrade Manuel Borges Tony Perry Nutsy Lemaire Pip Securo Paul Bruno Doc D'Angelo Mello Quartaro James Blee

Schedule of Today's Play at Excelsior Tennis Club

At Excelsior Tennis Club today 2 P M O G Boynton versus Wm M Fischer 3 P M Rogers against Lisker 3 30 P M Boynton and Estes versus Buck Brothers 4 30 P M Fischer and Holbein versus Sawyer and Hill 4 30 P M Shaw Sr and Mac Kinney versus Kraus and Shaw Jr 5 30 P M Boynton and Miss Ashecroft versus Mr and Mrs A H Flint Jr 6 P M Allen and Miss Catteral versus Pierce and Mrs J W DeWolf Jr

O. G. Boynton Wm. M. Fischer A. H. Flint, Jr

Collins & Aikman Buys Allendale Worsted Plant

Collins & Aikman Corp purchases the Allendale plant from Centredale Worsted Co to meet new industry codes restricting shifts and weekly hours. John W. Lister named superintendent as 500 applicants sought work and about 50 more were expected to be hired by week’s end. Price reported at 30000 with production lines for worsted and mohair yarns.

Collins & Aikman Corp Allendale Centredale Worsted Company Allandale John W. Lister Collins & Aikman

Yacht Club Regatta Set for August 26 in Harbor

Entries pour in for the annual regatta as the focal Yacht Club prepares to stage the harbor race on Saturday August 26. Earl MacKenzie the club steward predicts this year’s event will surpass Bristol efforts of prior years. Francois L deWolf 15 chairs the regatta committee with assistants Woodbury Pollex, Jack DeWolf, Wm Angevine, Fred Williams and J Wm Wood.

Focal Yacht Club Earl MacKenzie Bristol Francois L. deWolf Woodbury Pollexs Jack DeWolf Angevine Fred Williams J Wm Wood

Five Trucks Arrive With Equipment for New Factory

Five trucks from Lynn Massachusetts delivered machinery for the New England Shoe Manufacturing Co to occupy over 20 000 square feet in former Keds National India Rubber Co buildings. Workers cleared and prepared in building No 2 and 7 as engineers mapped machinery placement. Operations planned by August 15 with hiring to begin next week for an estimated 200 to 250 positions.

Lynn Mass New England Shoe Manufacturing Co Keds National India Rubber Co A. J Holmes Clearmg

Band Rehearsals Resume for August 20 Concert

With Mrs Theresa Donovan returning from vacation in Housatonic Mass the Bristol Train of Artillery band will begin rehearsals for the third concert of the series to be held on the night of August 20 at the Colt Memorial High School facade.

Theresa Donovan Housatonic Mass Bristol Train of Artillery Colt Memorial High School

Ivy Guild Sale and Supper at St Michael's Church

The Ivy Guild of St Michael's Church will hold its annual sale and supper Thursday afternoon and evening at the parish house. A chicken salad supper will be served by the arrangements committee led by Mrs. William Wood and others.

Ivy Guild St Michael's Church William Wood Benjamin M. MacDougall E. J. Brownell Wm. P. Gladding John R. Magee

Annual Tennis Week At Excelsior Club Courts

The Excelsior Tennis Club hosts a week of play with semifinals today at 2 PM. Defending champion C N Kraus seeds first and faces Thursday’s winner from Paul Rogers and H Lisker. Fischer and Boynton meet in a key men’s singles semifinal while Quinn and Nugent spark upsets in the men’s doubles.

Excelsior Tennis Club Wm. M. Fischer O. G. Boynton C. N. Kraus Paul Rogers H. Lisker New York T. S. Matthews Newport Mathews Fischer Fall River Fred Quinn Arthur Nugent Rogers Fail River Powell Holbein

Gaertner Wins Women’s Singles Final in Three Sets

Ottile Gaertner of Boston defeated Doris Ashcroft of Providence in a three set final to claim the cup, taking the first set 6-3, dropping the second 2 6, and winning the decisive third 6-2 with steadiness yielding the victory.

Ottile Gaertner Boston Doris Ashcroft Providence Miss Gaertner Miss Ashcroft

Men’s Singles First Round in Providence Tennis Event

Ogden Sawyer defeats C DeW Herreshoff 6-4 8-6. James Greer beats W R Carter 6-1 6-0. Paul Rogers defeats Ed Priestley 6-0 6-2. Frank Hill Jr beats George Pierce Jr 4-6 6-4 7-5. Hyman Lisker defeats A H Flint Jr 6-1 6-1. William Fischer defeats Frank Steel 6-0 6-2. Roger Buck defeats Albert Barrows Jr 6-4 6-4. R W Nelson defeats Alexander Basilevitch 6-1 6-1. T S Mathews defeats Powell Holbein 6-2 6-0. Fred F Hill Jr defeats Dante Nardell. RH Blankenburg defeats John Quatrocchi by default. Russell Ross defeats William Danforth 7-5 4-6 6-0. Second Round: Lawyer defeats Greer 6-3 6-1.

Ogden Sawyer Providence C Dew. Herreshoff Bristol James E. Greer W R Carter Virginia Paul Rogers Newport Edwin Priestley Frank A. Hill Rumford George Pierce Hyman Lisker A H Flint, Jr Nelson Alexander Basilevitch T. S. Mathews Powell Holbein New York Fred F Hill Jr. Rumford Dante Nardell Blankenburg Kalamazoo Mich John Quatrocch Russell Ross Edgewood William Danforth Boston Greer

Coast Artillery Vets to Form Bugle and Drum Corps

The 243rd Coast Artillery Vets vote to form a bugle and drum corps with about 25 experienced players. Frank Sousa and Cosmo Bruscato lead the organizing group. They plan a clam bake on Aug 27 and a Georgiaville dance, plus a vigorous membership drive and multiple committees for events and logistics.

Coast Artillery 243Rd Coast Artillery Frank Sousa Cosmo Bruscato Harold Sylvester Matthew Britton Bernard Quartaro Joseph P. Quartaro Georgiaville P. L. Massano Joseph Travers Joseph Servant Joseph Katowsky Warren Quartaro Sousa Serge Cosmo Brus

Fifth District Court Hears Minor Offenses

Frank Andrade of 88 DeWolf avenue was fined 3 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to revelling in a Thames street restaurant before Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth in Fifth District Court. Joseph T. Canario of 39 Richmond street was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. The civil docket shows several cases continued nisi or one week, including Filomena Norato vs Michele Iacovelli and Rose Malafronte vs Elton Henry Seamon.

Thames Street Frank Andrade DeWolf Avenue Benjamin F. Lindemuth Fifth District Court Joseph T. Canario Richmond Street Filomena Norato Michele Iacovelli Rose Malafronte Elton Henry Seamon Louis Stabile Elton Henry Seamons Assumpsit Nisi Allen Slade and Company, Inc Charles Dionni

Hit and Run Driver Sought After Bay View Woman Injured

Local police seek the driver of a hit and run vehicle after Miss Marion Cabral 20 of 180 Bay View Avenue was struck on a highway while walking home from work. A passerby provided the vehicle number. she suffered a scalp laceration and bruises to the right shoulder and was treated by Dr John Bernardo after being taken to John Castro’s home.

Marion Cabral Bay View Avenue John Castro A.call John * Bernardo

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