Bristol Wins Inter-State League Opener 4 to 1 at Warren
Bristol defeats Warren 4 to 1 in Warren on Saturday in the Inter-State League opener. Dan Harrington pitched masterfully for Bristol, only two Warren runners reached first in six innings, and Bristol led from the third inning onward with Drake and Tucker delivering key hits. Demara's clever scoop and a tense Warren rally in the seventh failed to swing the game Bristol's way.
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Warren
Bristol
Finke
Dan M Harrington
Harrington
Simister
LaFlamme
Sullivan
Corey
Finst
Poa Ca
Parks
Martin
Coréy
Smith
Chappelle
Ryan
St. Peter
Drake
Morris
Tucker
Demara
Ahearn
Warren G
Laird
Providence
Jack Fountain
Arthur Deslaurier
Jack
P.O
Glenlyon
Bristol Wen
St. George
Hebronville
Manville
Bristol Independents
Thorntons
Harrison
Thornton
Bristols
Munro
P.O. Wahuma
Wee
Hillwood
A. A. A. Club
Columbia A. O
Mohawks
Eagle Council
Warren Rooters Rally Amid Quiet Baseball Inning
In a tense moment Corey laced a slow roller between first and second, gathered by Tooker for an out at first if Harrington hadn’t covered. The crowd’s spirited support surged as Harrington faltered briefly on the try, while LaKlamme’s grounder forced Simister at the plate and Sullivan to third, ending the threat.
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Corey
LaFlamme
Smith
Warrens
Chappelle
Drake
Sullivan
Ahearn
Demara
Van
Bristol
Morris
Guinan
Parks
Martin
Ahearne
Guihan
O’brien
Simister
Warren
Tooker
Harrington
LaKlamme
Bristol Light Infantry Drill Cited On Common
In Bristol a Bristol Light Infantry company drilled on the Common Wednesday evening under Capt. L. H. Callan. Electric light poles are being extended from Warren toward Bristol two miles to enable Narragansett Electric Lighting Co to transmit Bristol County lighting from Providence. Local railroads gain Edward Murphy in the freight department. A 1889 note reports State street sewer work, a minor earthquake felt in town, James Robin buying Patrick Sally’s estate for 1850, Rev. Dr. Vincent preaching, Bishop Clark’s summer rooms at Poppasquash, shade-tree trimming by town staff, a Bristol Train of Artillery excursion by steamer to Hast Greenwich on July 4 with a street parade, and the steam yacht Augusta launched by Merreshoff Manufacturing Co.
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Bristol Light Infantry
L. H. Callan
Warren
Two-Mile Hill
Bristol
Bristol County
Providence
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Edward Murphy
Old Colony
New York
New Haven
Hartford
State Street
James Robin
Patrick Sally
M. R. Vincent
Bishop Clark
O. F. Herreshoft
Poppasquash
F. A. Geisler
Bristol Train of Artillery
Col
O.H. Straight
Greenwich
Artillery
Augusta
Mr. Elwood
Chicago
Merreshoff Manufacturing Company
Open Meeting of Babbitt Post G A R
An open meeting at Babbitt Post No 15 G A R featured Department Commander Francesco G Jillson and staff from Woonsocket with attendees from Babbitt Womans Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. Various speeches by senior officers were given, songs performed by the Bristol High School Glee Club and others, a collation served, and a social time held with a regret note read from a junior commander.
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State Department
Francello G. Jillson
Woonsocket
Babbitt Post
No. 15
G .A. BR
Babbitt Woman’s Relief Corps
Herbert F. Bennett
Sons of Veterans
George H. Peck
Bristol High School
Mary Reynolds
Helen Potter
Basil Perry
George Fish
Francesco G. Jillson
Greenhalge
James 8. Hudson
Robert J. Sanford
James Moran
Providence
Holden
H. Q. Morton
Prescott
John H
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