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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1935

Page

4

Warren Town Team Faces U S Army Base Nine at Burrs Hill Park

Charley Burdge, fresh from the Boston Braves school, will start on the mound for Warren as they meet the U S Army base nine of Boston at Burrs Hill Park. Sergeant Al Jordan and Charlie La Flamme lead the visitors with Teo Sevigny backing Burdge on the Warren battery.

Charlie Burdge Charley Burdge Boston Braves Warren Town U. S. Army Boston Burr's Hill Park Warren al Jordan Creighton University Charlie Teo Sevigny Lowell Club New England League Warren Nine Lefty Greenwood Duke

Fourth of July Game Moves From Twilight League

Bristol All Star baseball team will face the Portuguese A A in a three game series on Independence Day under new arrangements announced by Joseph F. Pannone of the athletic committee. The Twilight League governance was removed after they declined to meet sports committee conditions for the observance fund. The winner of the Fourth of July game will receive 60 percent of the proceeds with 40 percent to the loser. the Portuguese team also guaranteed a net profit of $20.

Marty Biancuzzo Eddie Murphy Bristol All Star A. A Joseph F. Pannone Athletic Committee Twilight League Board of Governors Pannone General Arrangements Committee Twilight League Celebration Sports Committee VAR Twilight League All Stars Ehees Fle Twilight League Board

Hectic game ends in BT A II Defiance 11

A chaotic contest marked by 17 errors and 22 hits ends with BT A II Defiance scoring 11 runs. Home runs were reported among the multiple hits in the slugfest.

E T A Defiance Battle Ends In 11 All Tie In Darkened Game

An 11 to 11 tie follows a dramatic seventh inning as E T A and Defiance rally from deficits. Abner Baker pitched for Defiance while BTA's Benda Mello and Andrade sparked late offense with key hits. The game ended with darkness after a tense finish and a lengthy list of attendees.

Andy D'Ambrosio Abner Baker Benda Andrade Desilets Bruno Perry Salzano Tommy van Voast

Portuguese claim systemic exclusion from town affairs

Portuguese Americans say they are excluded from political and administrative life in the town. A meeting in the Mello Building led by Frank J Sylvia formed a unity group to organize leaders to monitor politicians and study issues affecting local Portuguese Americans. Val de Rocha was named chairman and Anthony J Nunes secretary treasurer.

4Réen Bes Bey Ae. Pgiotel Mello Frank J Sylvia Val de Rocha Anthony J Nunes

Bristol Teachers Plan Public Bingo at Colt High

The Bristol Teachers Association announces a bingo party to be held tomorrow in the Colt High school auditorium under their supervision. Committee members include Miss Helen T Scanlon as chair and Carl T Carlson.

Bristol Teachers’ Association Colt High School Helen T Scanlon Carl T Carlson

Gold Diggers of 1935 at First National shines with song hits

Wednesday and Thursday showcase the new spectacular Gold Diggers of 1935. Busby Berkeley directs the mammoth musical with Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart in romantic leads and a wealth of dance numbers featuring 300 chorus girls. The comedy features a play within a play with Alice Brady and Adolphe Menjou among the notable cast.

First National Busby Berkeley Robert Lord Peter Milne Dick Powell Gloria Stuart Frank McHugh Dorothy Darey Glenda Farrell Alice Brady Adolphe Menjou Joseph Cawthorn

Bristol School Seeks Roofing Bids for Reynolds and Byfield

The Bristol School Committee invites sealed bids by 5 PM on Monday June 10 for roofing work at Reynolds School including renewal of tar and gravel roof sections and gutter lining around Byfield School. Specifications available from the Superintendent of Schools office. Bids marked Roofing Bids. Committee may reject any bid. Filed by secretary BES Mapes.

Bristol Reynolds School Reynolds Byfield

Twilight League Feels Discriminated Over July 4 Field Use

A Bristol Twilight League board accuses the Fourth of July Committee of denying use of the Common for Independence Day. The statement claims the committee favored an independent team, devaluing the league and sponsors who have supported eight seasons of baseball.

Board of Governors Bristol Brisiol Bristol Common Spongorsa

Spanish War Veterans Seek Cooperation for Bristol Encampment

Public spirited men of Bristol listed to cooperate with the organizing committee led by William P Paine for the United Span chester Veterans Encampment. The notice, printed in May, urges business leaders and citizens to back events planned for November 6 and to help distribute the program across Rhode Island communities.

the Phoenix William P Paine United Spanchester Sarhamelee Ya Bestol Ezra Dixon Charles B Rockwell Ernest W Weaver Ezra Dixon Jr Talbot Hopkins J F Duffy Shepard Bros Eugene S Aoone William G Dixon Duff Mount Hope Peter Martelly Carlo Perry A Ensenstadt Joseph Alger Dominic D'Ambrosio Samuel J Smith Kearnex American Legion Bristol Gladding State Department Westerly Woonsocket Newport East Greenwich Pawtucket Providence

Frenchmen Defeat Rebello Portuguese 13 to 5 in Exhibition

Babe Ethier's Bristol Counts French All Stars beat Rebello Portuguese AA nine 13 to 5 on the common. Leo Sevigny and Alex Fish led the offense with doubles and a homer, while Donn Gallagher and Jack Perreira struggled as starters before Foxy Marshall closed the game. Fish earned the win while Rebello managed only seven singles.

Babe” Ethier Bristol Alphonese Rebello Lemaire Leo Sevignes J Fish Fernchmen Jack (Gallagher) Perreira Naugatuck Donn Tohn Foxy Fish Fenchmen

Name New Armorer After 15 Years at State Armory

Octave LeClair, armorer of the State Armory at Church Street, was informed of dismissal Saturday by Francis Chiaverini, head of public buildings. Donald Gladue, Bristol Sewer Commission chairman, succeeds him. The job paid 720 dollars annually and is partly used. Gladue works as a plumber for a Providence company.

State Armory Church Street Octave LeClair Francis Chiaverini Division of Public Buildings LeClair Donald Gladue Bristol Sewer Commission Gladue Providence

Visiting Sewage Plant Enables Town Growth

Scott as resident engineer led field work with aides Milbank Iverson and Dwyer under E F Kriegsman PWA engineer for Bristol County projects including this disposal plant with W R Arnold as assistant. Edward Shay of the State Emergency Public Works Commission inspected. Receipts show June 16 1934 loan from USA First Block $100000 with further figures and total receipts $143756.76.

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