Softball Playoffs Set After Regular Season Clash
Boccia Club finishes first with 11 wins and one loss and will face defending champions Independents in a postseason series starting Tuesday September 4 at the Common. Trophy awards and top scorer honors planned at a later sports night.
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YMCA
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Howie” Knox
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King Philip Little League Hosts Roast for Players
King Philip Little League officers welcomed 45 players aged 9 to 12 at Dr Anthony J Ramos home from 6 to 8 30 p m. The unofficial event featured football soccer basketball baseball and long distance rock throwing followed by large food haul including eight cases of soda 18 pounds of hot dogs 18 dozen rolls 100 ears of corn 20 pizzas 140 Eskimo Pies and several watermelons. Managers James Salzano and Marty Biancuzzo tied for fat man in the race with Frazee Vieira and Kelly Sylvia near last.
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Dr Ramos
James Salzano
Marty Biancuzzo
Frazee Viera
Kelly Sylvia
Enthusiastic football aspirants rally at Guiteras Field drill
Forty one candidates turned out for the first day of practice at Guiteras Field. Veterans received uniforms for early prep ahead of the Colt Central High game in the Round Robin at Cranston Stadium on September 7. Coach Ralph K Nash stresses football first while Herman Grabert assists and also prepares for the University of Rhode Island squad.
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St Elizabeth takes opening game in Bristol Twilight League finals
St Elizabeth beat Ascoli 2 to 0 as Sam DelPiano earned the win despite six hits. Lou Murgo and Cirillo produced the runs in the second and fifth innings, while Cordeiro suffered the loss. next game is 5 45 pm Wednesday with likely pitchers Bob Newton and Frank Silva.
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Sammy DelPiano
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Louie’ Cirillo
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