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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1922

Page

3

Bristol Garden Club team to represent in Rhode Island expo

The Boys and Girls Garden Clubs of Bristol will send a three member demonstration team to Camp Vail at the Eastern States Exposition in Rhode Island from September 16 to 23. The group, trained by Victor Miller, includes Bristol’s leaders from 14 clubs and marks Bristol’s continued strong showing since last year.

Bristol Rhode Island Camp Vail Springfield Garden Club Victor Miller Rhode Island State College United States Department of Agriculture William C Hobbs George F Hopkins Reynolds Henry L. Sanford Mothers’ Club

Win 13 Inning Game Forces Long Contested Finish

The game stretched to 13 innings with a lone run scoring on one out to bring victory. Details indicate a tense, extended contest featuring late drama and a decisive winning run.

Local nine battle extends to 13 innings despite brisk pace

Bristol benefits from Dorchester absence as Chippie clashes with Dorchester. McGinley blocks home plate after Casey’s threat while Jimmie Garvin shines by breaking up the game. Rivard drives two foul flys to right as crowds roar for new mascot Freddie Murphy and Wild Bil Glennon. Multiple players step up as the scorer uses four sheets in a near perfect game. Bring on the Red Tops and Salem.

Razzers Bristol Dorchester Casey McGinley Jimmie Garvin George Rivard Tobie George Myron Freddie Murphy Glennon Jack Fryer Salem

Nelson Defeats Kinsley In Tight Excelsior Final

On Friday at the Excelsior Tennis Club Silver Creek courts Robert W. Nelson beat Everett N Kinsley in a hard fought men's singles final by scores 3-6 6-2 6-2 6-2. Nelson received a silver cup donated by Miss Gertrude E Guiter.

Silver Creek Excelsior Robert W. Nelson Everett N Kinsley Kinsley Nelson Gertrude E. Guiter Fred Williams Charles Coutanche James Coutanche Robert W

Anniversary plans for Babbitt Post 15 G A R

Tentative plans were made at a Friday meeting for the 37th anniversary of Babbitt Post No 15 G A R. The event will be Friday evening at Grand Army Hall with banquet and post prandial exercises including speeches, readings, vocal and instrumental music. Invitations list local officials, relief corps leaders, veterans groups, and scouts. A conference committee will finalize arrangements soon.

Babbitt Post Grand Army Hall Gev Harod J Gross Bristol General Assembly Samuel Welden Women's Relief Corps Miss M Lillian «Nicholas Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps Herbert F Bennett Sons of Veterans Kearney American Legion Woomen’s Auxiliary Bristol Boy and Girl Scouts Post and Relief Corps

Guiteras class skiff race concludes at Bristol Yacht Club

The Bristol Yacht Club held the second Guiteras class skiff race with BYC No 1 skippered by C N Nystrom winning with Julep owned by W F Howe finishing a close second. The open regatta was postponed to Sept 1 due to conditions.

Ram Bristol Yacht Club C. N Nystrom W F Howe Clarence Herreshoff Charles Potter Ae Chesebrough Punch Cailea He Agodioie Herreshoff, Jr

Knights of Columbus Outing at Rehoboth

Bristol Council No 379 K of C held a Sunday outing and clambake at Peleg Francis farm Rehoboth with 125 members driving by auto after 10 am. James Kennedy scored the most points winning a fountain pen. married team won the baseball game and single men won the tug of war. John Condon led sports and Robert J Connery chaired planning.

Bristol Council Kniights of Columbus William Brown Patrick Traynor Thomas Hickey Charles McGinn Jammie Velecca James Kennedy John Condon Robert J. Connery

Purro and wife transfer two Wood Street lots to Romano spouses

Luigi Purro and his wife transfer two parcels on the west side of Wood Street to Giovanno Romano and his wife in a real estate deed. The transaction names both sets of owners and specifies the property location for recordation.

Luigi Purro Giovanno Romano Wood Street

Bristol Town Team Falls 4 3 In Closely Contested Game

St Thomas K of C of Valley Falls edged Bristol Town 4 to 3 at John Street Grounds. Halbert led the winners with a Texas leaguer for the decisive ninth inning hit as Emmons and Davidson dominated with nineteen strikeouts. Simpson and St Armand stood out for Bristol in a hard fought defeat.

John Street Valley Falls Bristol Town St Thomas K of C St Thomas Innning Halbert Dreghette Dooley Emmons Collin Demoe Simpson Tucker St Armand Devine Fanning Creghette Prescott Collignon Berube Oldred Davidson Fleming O'Neil Armstrong Halbert Texas

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