BasE Ball Saturday Exhibition Bristols Beat Attleboro 8 6
Bristol manager Mahoney arranged a tryout against Attleboro on the Manville Common Saturday afternoon. Dezelle pitched well for Bristol in a game marked by errors and length, Bristol winning 8 to 6. Score by innings shows Bristol taking an early lead and holding on despite fast pitching from Vaughan.
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Mahoney
Bristols
Attleboro
Manville
Bristol
Pawtucket
Dezelle
Prudence
McCreana & Keeler
Tucker
Morris
Marlo
Ahearn
Vaughan
Cartwright
Leshey
Murphy
SaJley
Tingley
Bristol Independents win Inter Urban League game 5 to 4
Bristol Independents of the Inter-Urban League won Saturday afternoon in Providence from the Eagle Council by a 5 to 4 score. The Bristol Baptists beat St. Marys 16 to 11 in the church league on the new diamond, with Piero and Nelle as battery. An arbitration board meets this evening in Providence to review the protested Mohawk versus Bristol game.
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Bristol Independents
Providence
Eagle Council
Bristol
H. Murphy
Haverhill
George Demara
New High School Principal Named for Colt Memorial High
Arthur LeRoy Williams of Winchendon Mass has been elected principal of Colt Memorial High School succeeding Charles A Marsh. A 29 year old native of Lawrence he has taught since college and led Dalton and Shirley High Schools most recently. He will arrive in Bristol late August to prep for the September 18 opening and will marry before relocating with a salary of 1400 dollars.
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the Phoenix
Qgolt Memorial High School
Arthur LeRoy Williams
Winchendon
Mass
Williams
Colt School
Charles A. Marsh
Newton Highlands
Mr. Williams
Lawrence
Murdock School
Murdock
University of Vermont
Dalton
Shirley
Massachusetts
Vermont
Springfield
Nova Scotia
Bristol
Naval Reserves Begin Six Day Cruise for Training
Members of the First Division Rhode Island Naval Battalion led by Lieut. Thomas P. Brightman departed on the U S 8 Nina to Newport then sailed to Provincetown for six days of naval practice aboard the big war vessels. Assignments placed Lieut. Edward P. Gladding on Battleship Rhode Island and Lieut. Brightman with Ensign Meyers on Battleship Virginia. Upon arrival they were dispersed to regular divisions to maximize training time and identity as a state unit was temporarily set aside. They will be at sea during the tour and return next Saturday likely tanned from exposure.
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Rhode Island Naval Battalion
Thomas P. Brightman
U. S
Nina
Newport
Prairie
Provincetown
Virginia
Bliss
Edward P. Gladding
Rhode Island
Pickpocket Arrest At Warren Station
A slick young man was arrested at Warren station by Police Officer Peter McGary on a charge of attempting to pick pockets. He first claimed the name Joseph Brown but later said Joseph Clomer from New Bedford. Police found $11 in his pockets and he was held for trial.
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Warren
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Peter McGary
Joseph Brown
Joseph Clomer
New Bedford
Coming Events at Epworth Leagues Church Grounds
Friday afternoon and evening July 30 event hosted by Epworth Leagues of State Street M. E. Church on church grounds.
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Epworth Leagues of
State Street
M. E. Church
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