Cambridge game notes clash in ninth as substitutions listed
Batted for Bruce and Hayes in the ninth. Substitutes ran for McCrahan and Wood. Foley O Connor Cote Cleary White Quinn, Sullivan and others contributed in scoring with two base hits and a sac fly. Double plays featured Foley to Gautreau to OConnor and OConnor to Cote to OConnor. McCrahan and Wood each struck out six.
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Garvin
I Wood
Bruce
Hayes
McCrahan
Cambridge
Foley
O'Connor
Cote
Cleary
White
Quinn
O’connor
Sullivan
Gautreau
Wood
Doherty
Finnell
Graham
Junior Tennis Tourney Resumes At Excelsior Club
The Junior tennis tourney resumes at Excelsior Tennis Club with Hilton Roberts winning two matches defeating Ben Telley 6-4 6-0 and James Coutanche 6-2 6-3. Joe Freeman defeats Jack OConnor 6-3 6-4 to reach the final round upper half. Tomorrow Katherine Morris faces Tom OConnor and Marjorie Burgess plays Hilton Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Tennis Club
Hilton Roberts
Ben Telley
Jack O’connor
Virginia Stone
James Coutanche
Joe Freeman
Freeman
Katherine Morris
Tom O'Connor
Marjorie Burgess
Rubber factory to close wire division this week
Announcement from the National India Rubber Company states the wire division will close Friday night and reopen Monday September 17 due to lack of orders. About 350 workers are employed. repairs will be made during the shutdown. The Keds division will close Friday night and resume Wednesday September 5 with about 3100 workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Company
Booth In Providence Obituary Notice
Clarence E. Booth formerly of this town died in Providence on August 26 at age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Providence
Clarence E. Booth
Sorry She Spoke Exchange Message
A brief exchange notes a surprising moment as a visitor visits an unfamiliar home and mistakes a barn for the residence before learning it is his friend’s home. The anecdote ends with the friend revealing the actual address.
The Masquerader at Pastime Theatre stars Guy Bates Post
The Mesquerader features Guy Bates Post in dual roles amid a tale of love and honor as two nearly identical men vie for one woman. Ruth Sinclair and a cast including Edward M. Kimball, Herbert Standing, Lawson Butt appear. Added attractions include a Universal Western and Comedy. Friday shows Shirley Mason in Shirley of the Circus with The Mummy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bates Post
Richard Walton Tully
Ruth Sinclair
Edward M. Kimball
Herbert Standing
Lawson Butt
Marcia Manon
Barbara Tennant
Kenneth Gibson
Herbert Rawlinson
Make-up Examinations at Colt Memorial High School
The make-up examinations occur in Room 1 at Colt Memorial High School on Friday August 31 1923 at 8 30 a m. Only students who completed a summer study program are eligible and must present a signed written statement by a parent or tutor. Students must notify Principal Strong by Wednesday night and he will consult in his office from 7 to 9 pm on Wednesday August 29. If unable to attend, parents or students may arrange a telephone appointment at 227 X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt Memorial High School
Strong
Fires Burn Farm Barn and Thames Street Tenement
Saturday two fires damaged a leased farm property on Metacom avenue with a barn horse and four pigs burned along with five tons of hay. A separate fire on Thames street damaged a two tenement house and a nearby roof, causing several hundred dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reis
Metacom Avenue
Thames Street
State Street
15Th District
Amos Wright
Grabert
King Philp Company
18Th
Annie Ogier
Hugh Murphy
Fifth District Court Hears Local Offense Pleas
Motta and Barbosa admitted possessing intoxicating squors near beer saloons. Motta, a second offense, fined 100 dollars plus costs. Barbosa, first offense, fined 50 dollars plus costs. De Cristofaro Moran over speeding fined 15 each, Botelho fined 10, Ferreira case reduced to conviction with 10 fine, DeWitt Bolster vs Santos paternity found not guilty. Civil actions Michaud Martinez continued. Progress Paint Company Hasbrouck continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Motta
Bradford Street
Benjamin Barbosa
Thames Street
Fifth District Court
Frank H Hammill
Hugh F. Kelley
Motta
Kelley
Barbosa
Albio de Cristofaro
Arthur T Moran
August Botelho
Abido Ferreira
Armando Ferreira
DeWitt E Bolster
Manuel Santos
Joseph N Michaud
Natalie Martinez
Progress Paint Company
J Hasbrouck
Fourth Troop Clambake at Camp Takarest Bristol Scouts
Bristol Boy Scouts Fourth Troop enjoyed a Mt Hope Bay outing with a clambake after a Saturday afternoon arrival. Carlo Russo led in points with 21 as events included shoe race crab race relay and multiple swims followed by an old fashioned Rhode Island clambake and drumming exhibition by Charles Sartim Jr. Deputy George R Fish staged a submarine dive in a dishpan of soapy water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takarest
Bristol Boy Scouts
Mount Hope Bay
R. Sartini
L. Cirillo
M. Botelho
Carlo Russo
N. Biancuzzo
C. Russo
L. Ascoli
C. Dunbar
M Botelho
L. Cirill
Charles Sartim
George R. Fish
Birthday Celebrations At Rhode Island Soldiers Home
The Soldiers Home committee and Woman's Relief Corps marked three comrades birthdays Abijah Pond 78 Edwin R Redding 73 and Thomas Bell 82 with gifts watermelons cake and an in house entertainment in Recreation Hall Visitors totaling 32 arrived at 2 pm and departed at 5 pm for home. The program featured piano readings songs remarks and various performers led by Mrs Laura I Smith committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers’ Home Committee
Woman’s Relief Corps
Department of Rhode Island
Abijah Pond
Edwin R. Redding
Thomas Bell
Laura I Smith
Recreation Hall
Cora B Remington
M Lillian Nicholas
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary E. Curtis
Susan M. Sheple
Ernest Johnson
Iris Ballou
Lydia Andrews
M. Lillian Nicholas
Julia Lonergan
Frank Ballou
Sons of Veterans
Smith
Ezra Dixon
Board of Soldiers’ Relief
D Blake
New York
Calvin D Wilbur
Laura I. Smith
America
Boy Scout notes Awashonks Herd POWS meeting at seven thirty
Awashonks Herd POWS scouts plan a regular monthly meeting at 7:30 in the Scout building Hope Street. They outline an outing and fall class initiation. Camp Takarest will close Labor Day with weekend trips possible in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awashonks Herd
Hope Street
Takarest
Mount Hope Bay
Special Boat Race in Narragansett Bay
Two 30-footers from the New York Yacht Club raced nine miles around Hog Island. Adios, skippered by Charles E. Trobridge of Providence, beat Minx, with Harold W Hoffman aboard, finishing 5 10 behind Adios at 5 29 18 to 5 19 10 after Minx broke a shackle on the jib boom. Commodore William G. Low Jr. sailed Minx, Wallis E. Howe sailed Adios. Restart planned in the Sound tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yacht Club
Narragansett Bay
Adios
Charles E. Trobridge
Providence
Minx
Harold W Hoffman
Barrington
Hog Island
Coggeshall’s Point
William G. Low, Jr
Bristol Yacht Club
Wallis E. Howe
Marriage Intentions Bento d Amaral and Martins Miss Correiro
A notice records marriage intentions for Bento d Amaral and Miss Febomin Correiro Martins setting forth their planned union. The announcement confirms both individuals as the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bento d’Amaral
Febomin Correiro Martins
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X-Town
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