Bristol Fops Hillers Take Second Place in League Standings
Bristol A A, led by Dick Harding and Teet Topazio, routed Pansa 12 to 1 to seize second in the National Division of the Tim O’Neil Amateur League. Bristow’s three-game lead collapsed as Patalano allowed 10 hits.
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Federal Hill ‘A. C
Bristol A. A
Scond
Tim O'Neil
Dick Harding
Pansa and Company
Hillers
Bristow
Hector Massa
Pat Codola
Bristol Indian Lore class meets for Mount Hope encampment
The Bristol Indian Lore class gathers at Scout Hall at 7 30 pm to plan the Indian Encampment at Mount Hope on July 17 and 18. Guests include Rudolph F Haffenretter and other Narragansett Council Indian craft groups. First Troop met at 6 30 pm to plan Fourth of July and Camp Yawgoog attendance. drum corps notes cover YK conventions and parades in Providence Pawtucket and the Bristol cup parade with infant baby costumes. Cub Pack 14 plans Camp King Phillip campout with supper and swimming, camp activities and evening fun.
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McCoy Stadium
Pawtucket
Bristol Rangers
American Legion
Rangers
Legion
Providence
Bristol Boy Scouts
Ewe Corps
Bristol
Scout Hall
Mount Hope
Rudolph F ‘Haffenretter
Narragan‘sett
Fourth of July Tag Day Raises 185 for Celebration
The Fourth of July Tag Day netted 185 toward expenses for next weekend's celebration. Mrs. E. G. Sturdevant led the effort with Girl Scouts Mariners and Intermediate scouts distributing tags at key locations. R. S. Bosworth praised the participants and noted strong town spirit and cooperation. Names include Jean Vermette Catherine Brelsford Ann St Germain Ruth Benson Virginia Liscomb Cecelia Sees Beverly Hill Patricia Pagano Betty Bullock Rosalie Webber Peggy McCarthy Veronica Leater Barbara Lombard Jeanette Lemaire Doris Bertrand Mary Cantwell Estelle Arruda Betty Arade Ann Carreiro Carol Benson.
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E. G. Sturdevant
R. S. Bosworth
Doris Bertrand
Mary
Lee Cantwell
Estelle Arruda
Betty Andrade
Ann Carreiro
Carol Benson
Descriptions of City Divisions on State and High Streets
The article lists street divisions by location and orientation: Fourth Division on the north side of State Street east of Third Division. Fifth Division on the north side of State Street east of High facing west. Sixth Division on the east side of High Street north of State. Seventh Division on the east side of High after Sixth. Eighth Division on the west side of High north of State. Ninth Division after Eighth. Tenth Division on the south side of Church Street west of High facing east.
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State Street
High
High Street
Church Street
Construction To Start On New Guiteras School Roof
The Guiteras Memorial Junior High School will receive a new roof at an estimated cost of $1,000 replacing the old tar and gravel covering. The project, to be installed on the main building, addresses rot found in timbers after a section of the roof collapsed earlier in the week. If weather permits, the work should begin within about 15 days.
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Guiteras
Guiteras Memorial Junior High School
Bhy Wilfred M. Hamill
Edward J. Fitzgerald
John M Tosh
Pasing
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Himngiexs
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Federal Hill
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Ise Scituate
Ise Reserve
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Day
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Hamill
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A Yi He Power Companies
Wyle Lel
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