Bristol High Team Aims to Improve Under Raiola
Bristol High School hoopsters, led by coach Dom Raiola, expect brighter outcomes this season with injured center Larry Marino returning and guards Eddie Guida and Paul LaFleur guiding a more polished backcourt. The team faces a tougher Sub I Division schedule, opens Jan 7 at Barrington, and features a mix of veterans and promising juniors in a bid to overcome last year’s 1-11 mark.
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Manny Correira
Bristol
Colts
Larry Marino
Eddie Guida
Paul LaFleur
Dom Raiola
Raiola
Portsmouth
Middletown
Barrington
Mt St Charles
Raioa
Paul la
Fleur
BHS
Joe Morenzi
Steve Clair
Clair
Bristolians
Bristol Recreation
Steve
Colt
Pete Brightman
Tom Connery
Brightman
Connery
Tony Sousa
Benzy DiMezza
Jimmy Raiola
Bob Burch
Bob Drew
Ricky Dion
Gary and
George
Matt Castigliego
Phil Bergeron
Phil
Larry Coughlin
Fred Constancia
Billy Burke
Kenny Marino
Larry
Riley sets scoring record in Bristol touch playoffs kickoff
Bristol County Touch Football League cancels last week of regular games and starts first round Sunday at Guiteras Field 10 am. Dallaire's and Matador Raiders meet for a shot at Farm's Colonial in the 6th annual Little Super Bowl while Jets seek win No. 11 behind Riley's record 25 points, four TDs, and five TD passes from Broadway.
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Dave Aguiar
Bristol County Touch Football League
Aguiar
Guiteras Field
Dallaire’s
Matador Raiders
Colonial
Dallaire
Raiders
Farm’s
Jets
Rick Riley
Riley
Bristol High School
Bristol High School opens 1974-75 hockey season tomorrow
Bristol High School's second year hockey team opens Suburban A Division against Johnston High School at 9 pm in Dave Sartrys arena. The Colts, after an 8-3 scrimmage tie with Barrington, aim to contend in a tough schedule and aim for a strong Suburban A show.
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Bristol High School
Johnston High School
Dave Sartrys
Mid-State
Colt
Barrington
Colts
Bob Langelo
Joe Tavares
Mark Hollander
E Colts
Coltmen
East Greenwich
Hendricken
North Smithfield
Mt Pleasant
North Providence
Coventry
Nati Providence
Bristol
Jay DeRobbio
Chuck Getta
Brad Fischer
Jim Finn
Dave Estrella
Gordon Parise
Robin Risley
Steve Sylvia
Larry Catalano
Craig Wilson
Bristolians
North State Arena
Jets bow in opening round of national touch tourney
The Farm's Colonial Jets, longtime League champions, lost 25-2 to defending national champions Blue Dragon Lounge of Hempstead NY in the sixth annual National Touch Football Championship in Middletown New Jersey. Blue Dragon QB Ken White threw three touchdown passes to outplay Joe Duarte of Form's-Colonial, while a late two-point safety by Jets defender Harry Santos kept them from a shutout. The tournament, first held in Columbus in 1969, now stages all games at Middletown Township High School Field with updated rules permitting field goals and all eligible receivers to go out for passes.
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Colonial Jets
Bristol County
Middletown
Jets
Blue Dragon Lounge
Hempstead
New Yorkers
Ken White
Blue Dragon
Joe Duarte
S- Colonial
s-Colonial
Dragon
White
Harry Santos
Middletown Township High School
New Jersey
Holiday Inn
Hazlet
Columbus
Ohio
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Warren
Classical
St Andrews
North Kingstown
Westerly
Our Lady of Providence
Chariho
Montreal
Broadway
Ron Martino
Martino
Bobby Stanzione
Phil Taldone
Joe Quintal
Sonny Furtado
Tony Rego
Steven Martino
Billy Cabral
Mike Catalano
Angelo Calandra
Tommy
Richie Alegria
Ray
Joe Almeida
Matador
Paul Silva
Ray Castigliego
Joe Roderick
Joe Rainey
Alan McKenzie
John Coite
Dale Silvia
Lenny Babbitt
Tony Alves
Mark Bosco
Doug Travers
Bob Terra
Wheeler School
Wheeler
Sue Bruscard
Lynne Andrews
Jeannine Langelo
Jennifer Reed
Shirley Enos
Tammy Crawford
Chris Mello
Storm
Dallaire's
Fox Sporting
Mountie
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Grammar
CYO
East Bay
Sacred Heart of East Providence
Central Junior High School Gymnasium
East Providence
St Margaret’s of
Rumford
Nancy Agatiello
Lisa Quito
Ann Principe
Mary Ann Ferreira
Mary O’connell
Liz Walker
Liz Coite
Nancy Botelho
Carol St. Germain
Julie Garcia
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