Bristol Triumphs Over Glenlyon In Busy Common Game
Bristol led by Demara outplayed Glenlyon 4 to 1 as Bristol’s bats sparked by Demara Van Almkerk and Morris produced four runs in the second and fifth frames. Joe McCann excelled for Glenlyon with key hits and Braman held Bristol early before McCann and Dezelle tightened in relief. Described as a spirited afternoon on the Common with strong play from Tucker King and Ogg in the field.
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Demara
Glenlyons
Rome
Derelie
Prudense
Braman
East Providence
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van Almkerk
Sullivan
Dezelle
Chase
King
Ahearn
Ogg
Randall
Carlson
Morris
Forgette
Ugg
Fall River
Jos
Scolen
Joe McCann
J. McCann
Wilson
Balla
Tacker
Gort
Garrity
Central Alls
Ab Tacker
Guinan
I Dezelle
Ab Ib Pow
Lf Carlson
Hillwoods Fail To Arrive Promptly For League Doubleheader
Bristol wins 9 to 7 after Hillwoods arrive late for the Inter-Urban League doubleheader. The Hillwoods were ruled to forfeit the first game by the umpire and later lost the second game to Bristol, 9 to 7, as part of the Saturday afternoon slate.
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Hillwoods
Bristol Independents
Public bath house planned at Bristol Bristol WA
Public bat h house to be built at Bristol under philanthropic funding. Bristol town council president Charles B Rockwell oversees plans for a 55 by 35 foot structure with a 40 by 20 foot pool to serve at least 500 bathers, eight to ten dressing rooms, and spring boards. Located between the town and naval reserves wharves, the site aims for safety from rough seas and central access.
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Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Walker’s Cove
the Phoenix
Bristol
Charles B. Rockwell
Naval Reserves
Bath House
Excelsior Tennis Club Sponsors Second Championship Tournament
The Excelsior Tennis Club plans its second club championship on the Excelsior courts starting Saturday Sept 4. events include men and women singles and doubles with mixed doubles if entries permit, open to club members only, prizes include a club championship cup and runner up prizes, rule guidance from the US National Lawn Tennis Association, referee Charles V. Perry. Entries due by Friday Sept 8 at 10 a.m. with J F Farrally.
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Excelsior
H. W. Church
J. F. Farrally
Bristol Phoenix
Ayer
United States National Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Charles V. Perry
O. V. Perry
W. F. Williams
M. D
B. A. Barrows
D. F. Farrally
Mollie Hanfill
Brancroft
Pawtucket
Priscilla Wins Narragansett Bay Sloop Race
The Priscilla owned by the Woods brothers of Fall River won first prize in the free-for-all race around Prudence Island, 13 miles, under Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association. Marie took second on time, Medico II third. Kildes and Alice W claim flag prizes. 18 entries started, Nada, Butler, Obstacle did not finish. Kildee failed to turn Providence Point buoy.
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Woods Brothers
Fall River
Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association
Prudence Island
Marie
Medico II
W. L. Frost
Kildes
Alice W
Porter Fearey
S Hingi
Henry Ford
Chicago
Hugi
T. R. Goodwin
Nada
Butler
Obstacle
Kildee
F. Herreshoff
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