Who Should Have the Money in Bristol Baseball Club Dispute
Editor note on the Bristol Baseball Club crisis with treasurer John A Tobin contending four directors voted to disband without notice and disputing the right of the four to dissolve the club while claiming funds held for Bristol players. Tobin questions when and how players will be paid and by whom.
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Public correction from Sea Food Market owner Zabriskeie
To The Public and To The Editor of the Phoenixz, O O A Zabriskeie declares reports of a fall closure are unfounded. He plans a bigger winter business with a full line of fresh water fish, smoked and salt water fish, and canned fish, thanking the public for patronage.
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Woman Falls Down Stairs Near G A R Building
Mrs M B Dimond mother of Mrs R Obnuroh fell the full flight while ascending stairs at her Hope Street home last evening. She suffered a severe scalp wound and a minor hand injury with shock but not broken bones. Dr Church attends and expects recovery.
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Hope Street
Bristols Lose to St George in 13-3 Setback
In a Saturday game at the Common Bristol fell to St George of Central Falls 13 to 3 after a pivotal eighth inning where St George scored seven runs. Key plays featured Morris’ three bagger, Du Fresne’s two base hit, and Guinan being ruled out at the plate. Holdredge pitched for St George and O'Brien faced heavy hitting in relief.
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Bristol fielded unfamiliar lineup against St George in league game
Bristol Inter-State League lineup featured four new home players Con nolly King O’Brien and Saillant among changes while Van Almkerk and Tucker moved to Wahuma AC. Ahearn refused to play unless paid and planned to join Bristol independents later, Saillant taking third base. Bristol beat McRae & Keeler 10 4 to pull from the lead as Warren officials commented Bristol could not disband occupying first place.
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