Bristol Zouaves and Bristol Club Baseball Match 1869 Box Score
In 1869 Bristol hosts a match between the Burnside Zouave Club of Providence and the Bristol Club. The article reprints detailed box score lines with players such as Herreshoff, Pidge, Farnum, Reynolds, and Tucker, plus runs, hits, errors, and umpire from a Friday game on the common.
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John H. Tucker
Bristol Town
Burnside Zouave Club
Providence
Bristol
Frank Herreshoff
Baristol
Zovaves
W Munro
Pidge
P Reynolds
Farnum
Edwards
Adams
Lewis
Eddy
R. Talbot
King
Luther
Zouaves
Munro
Reynolds
Talbot
West
Mason
L. W Drowne
Zouave
Efa Warner
J Amness
Olympic Club of
Bristol Baseball Club Elects New Officers
The Bristol baseball club has reorganized and elected officers: President Charles K Easton, vice president Theo West, secretary Wilfred H Munro, treasurer John Past Reynolds, directors Wilfred H Munro John H Tucker and John P Reynolds.
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Bristol Baseball Club
Charles K Easton
Theo West
Wilfred H Munro
John Past Reynolds
John H Tucker
John P. Reynolds
Two Features at the Rialto This Week
Wednesday and Thursday August 31 to September 1 present Two Seconds starring Edward G Robinson a sensational love drama. Also Tom Brown in Tom Brown of Culver. Friday and Saturday September 2 3 star James Cagney and Joan Blondell in The Crowd Roars a fast paced race film with scenes of car wrecks and injured drivers.
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Edward G. Robinson
Tom Brown
Culver
James Cagney
Joan Blondell
Sky Devils showing with Spencer Tracy at Howard Hughes theater
Sunday showing announced for September 4 featuring Sky Devils starring Spencer Tracy Win Boyd and Ann Dvorak. The presentation is by Howard Hughes with an entry list and schedule for the local cinema.
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Howard Hughes
Sky Devils
Spencer Tracy
Win Boyd
Ann Dvorak
Canoes Must Carry Navigation Lights Warned by Commerce Dept
The Department of Commerce warns vacation canoeists that moonlight alone is not a legal or safe illumination in Federal waters after sundown. Officials advise every canoe to use mounted navigation lights or a flashlight to prevent collisions with motorboats, noting accidents are rising. Inland waters are not covered by federal rules but a flashlight is still recommended for safety.
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Commerce Dept
A. J. Tyrer
Department of Commerce
Tyrer
Regatta Entries Greeted by Stiff Southwest Breeze
Regatta entries faced a sharp southwest breeze as races continued with several boats finishing without identifiable sail marks. Crews rescued and tow boats stood by wrecks after several vessels swamped before all participants were accounted for by the race committee.
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Pal
Colwell
Hope
Casey
Folley
Seasonal Work For Local Men At New Supply Depot
Bristol to hire seasonal workers for depot tasks including cleaning and painting light house bits and equipment. Temporary local men will be selected from applicants with priority to those best suited for the job with duties tied to the Split house Service. One in charge of the tender Pansy relocation and lighthouse repairs.
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Newport
Bristol
U So
Pansy
Clark Burdick
Geome
Ote Dlubs
Burehiohk
Mnaermed Tis
Rhode Island
Washington
Foreign Objects in Children's Mouths Learn by Imitation
An Hygeia Magazine article by Dr. Mervin C. Myerson argues children explore by instinct and imitation. It warns that parents who mouth coins or pins and chew wood or toothpicks set a bad example for proper objects handling and safety.
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Dad
Hygeia Magazine
Mervin C. Myerson
Summer Bridge Luncheon Menu and Coffee Iced Coffee Recipe
Summer bridge luncheon featuring Melon Ball Cocktail Creamed Chicken on Toasted Triangles Cucumber and Watercress Salad Clover Leaf Rolls Coffee Macaroon Bisque Iced Coffee Peppermints with a coffee gelatine dessert. The article shares a method for strong iced coffee and a coffee based dessert incorporating macaroon crumbs and whipped cream.
Star Nearest Earth Alpha Cep tauri Distance Revealed
The nearest fixed star is Alpha Cep tauri at about 25 trillion miles away. Its light takes four years and 128 days to reach Earth at 186000 miles per second, while sound would need over 3 million years. An express train at 37 miles an hour would not arrive for about 75 million years.
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Alpha Ceptauri
Earth
Parallel pipes Huma The Vox Hawana pipes explained
The article describes parallel pipes used to imitate the human voice. Two complete identical sets are needed to produce a fuller note, arranged in side by side pairs with one pipe slightly higher and the other slightly lower in pitch. The simultaneous vibration creates a warmer human voice tone.
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