Sutcliffe and Meiggs Wage Bowling Loop Duel
In the Doric Club Bowling League at Duke's Bowling Alleys Warren with Captain Eric Meiggs Jr of the Squares and Fred Sutcliffe of the Compasses duel for top kegler as the Squares win 2-1 over the Levels and Trowels win 2-1. Meiggs tops in one string with 114 to Sutcliffe 101. Sutcliffe edges Meiggs in another 118 117. Compasses win finale 119-105 with Fred defeating Ernie. Sutcliffe 337 and Meiggs 332 lead three strings. Waitt 290 and Davis 276 follow for Compasses. Hodgson and Moore 276 lead Trowels. Francis 286 and Rensehauser 284 top Levels. Thompson adds over 100 averages for Compasses. standings update forthcoming.
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Dudek
Warren
Eric Meiggs
I Jr
Fred Sutcliffe
Kegler
Trowers
Meiggs
Sutcliffe
Dick Rensehauser
Paul Thompson
Waitt
Moore
Thompson
Weekend Gardener: Microclimates Boost Early Plant Growth
Rhode Island advice notes microclimates around south facing corners can warm faster with dark surfaces and well drained soil. A cold frame or simple wooden structure can extend growing, allowing earlier sowing and earlier transplanting for peas onions lettuce and root crops.
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University of Rhode Island
Europe
England
Royals Edge Celtics In Finale
The Guiteras Junior High intramural ninth grade basketball season wrapped with the Royals beating the Celtics 41 to 38. Knicks claimed the league title with five wins and one loss, Celtics finished 4-2, Royals 3-3, Lakers 0-6. Ruggiere scored 20 for Celtic, De Felice and Ceven led Royals with 12 each, Collins added 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royals
Guiteras
Celtics
Knicks
Celtrecs
Lakers
Riche
Rit” Ruggiero
Ralph DeFelice
Dave Ceven
Randy Collins
al Hunt
Ruggiero
John Wilson
Ed Castro
George Northup
Joe Cortellessa
Mike DeLeo
Jere Russo
Vin Fasano
Dave Miserandino
Roland Dallaire
Y Team Enters Fall River Tourney
The Bristol YMC A enters a basketball team in Fall River Boys Club High School and Senior Tournament at Fall River. Coach Alec Anderton leads the quintet against the Shags at 7 p.m. The Shags are current and former Durfee High players in a four team single elimination event.
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Bristol Ymc.a
Fall River
Alec Anderton
Shags
Durfee High
Manny
Pepsi” Fernandes
George Mansi
Lennie Calandra
Paul Bruno
Ronnie Borges
Richie “Foxy Marshall
Joe Moreira
Steve Moren
Bristol
Anderton
Providence
Joe Jackson Tops Locals In Overtime Narrow Win
Eighth grade boys basketball at Bristol sees Warren edge Guiteras 40 38 in overtime. Final series ends 2 1 in Warren’s favor. Bristol’s Joe Jackson scores 18 to lead locals. Art Plant and Marty Buancuzzo add 12 each for Warren and Bristol respectively. Other players include Jim Alves Larry DiMauro Ray Brum Randy Browning Ray Almeida ny Abilheira and Ed Men.
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Warren
Guiteras Junior High School
Brstol
Bristol
Guiteras
Joe Jackson
Art Plant
Marty Buancuzzo
Jim Alves
Larry DiMauro
Ray Brum
Randy Browning
Ray Almeida
Ny Abilheira
Ed Men
Kaiser Defeats Local 1348 Three Straight in Playoffs
Kaiser Aluminum defeated Local 1348 three straight to open the YMCA Industrial Volleyball League playoffs at the Y. Bull Connell and manager Ralph Ciillo led Kaiser as top spikers in a best-of-five series. Next week the Kaiser Bristoltes start a three-week Kaiser vs Bristol series with nightly best-of-five matches.
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Kaiser Aluminum
TWU
Bristol
Ymc.a
Comanche Patrol Takes Honor At St Patrick Event
Comanche patrol led by Michael Murgo was honored as patrol of the evening at St Patrick's Night gathering of Troop One BSA in Scout Hall. Shawnee patrol led by George W Northup trails in the inter patrol contest. Plans made for splash party spring hikes and advancement as Carmine Pumiello supervised with junior staff George Northup Murgo Del Toro Reis.
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Comanche Patrol
Michael Murgo
St Patrick's
BSA
George W Northup
Comanche
St. Patrick
Carmine Pumiello
Frank del Toro
John Reis
George R. Fish
Y Juniors Rally Falls Short in Seventh Straight Loss
The Bristol YMCA Juniors dropped their seventh defeat in eight games in the Southeastern Massachusetts and AI Two State YMCA Junior Basketball League. Attleboro YMCA won 51 to 48, with Reiley leading all scorers at 22 points. Bristol’s Sam Pasqua led locals with 18 points, followed by Steve Moren with 12. Other Bristol players included Anthony Mascena Jerome Squatrto Ken Murray Ronnie Moren and Tommy DaPonte.
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Bristol Ymca
Massachusetts
Bristol
Attleboro “Y
Reiley
Sam Pasqua
Steve Moren
Anthony Mascena
Jerome Squatrito
Ken Murray
Ronnie Moren
Tommy DaPonte
Promenade Tonight by Bristol County Voiture 1188
Bristol County Voiture 1188 Forty and Eight will hold its monthly promenade this evening at 8 in the Warren Post American Legion Hall Warren. A nominating committee will be chosen to select the governing slate for the coming year. Their clothing drive runs this week.
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Bristol County
Warren Post American Legion
Warren
Holy Name Society to Host Smokers Card at Warren Armory
The Holy Name So chor Brane Mt. Carmel Bristol invites members to a smoker on Thursday March 28 at the State Armory in Warren. The event kicks off a series of social and sporting activities featuring a tag team from Providence and midget wrestling sensation Virgil Almeida of Bristol. promoter Anthony Brown confirms more local fighters may appear.
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Sochor
Mt. Carmel
Bristol
State Armory
Warren
the Smokes
Providence
Ballyho
Virgil Almeida
Anthony
K.O. Brown
Ruggiero
Bristol Council Falls to Rooney in Bowling League Duel
In Dudek's Bowling Alleys Warren Bristol Council dropped two of three games to Rooney Council of Portsmouth. Frank Szczepaniak of Rooney set a league season high with 158 while Jommy Harrington led Bristol with 337 total pins and a trio of 118 121 and 98. Other Bristol bowlers included Vaccaro Connery Mansi Ferns and Iacovelli. Szczepaniak topped scores for Rooney with 110 93 and 158. Bristol won the first string by 58 pins but lost the next two.
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Bristol Council
R. I
Paul Stanazione
Harrington
Bristolians
Vin Vaccaro
Jack Connery
Charlie Mansi
Dave Ferns
Nick Iacovelli
Szczepaniak
Rooney
John Silvia
Middletown
Bristol
Funeral for Fred F Parella Held at Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Fred F Parella, 46, owner of Freddie's Furniture Store, died at Veterans Administration Hospital after a long illness. Born in New Haven on June 28, 1910, he lived in Bristol, served in World War II Coast Guard, and was active in Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church and local groups. A military funeral was held at Sansone Funeral Home with a Mass at Mt Carmel, burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.
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Fred Frank Parella
Teach Rd
Freddie’s
Veterans Adminstration Hospital
Davis Park
Providence
New Haven
Frank Parella
Bristol
Coast Guard
Our Lady of Mt. Carmen
Holy Name Society
Bristol County Lodge of Elks
Brstol Lions Club
Cup Defenders Association
Dreadnaught Fire Co
Anthony Cappucci Post
Caroline
Salzano Parella
Fred * Jr
Josephine
Francis Paul
James Joseph
Francis Parella
The
Queen of the Apostles Seminary
Buffalo
N.Y
Gaetano
Frank J
Salvatore Parella
Catherine Vaccaro
Virginia
Jennie Paralia
Sansone Funeral
Wood St
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dreadnaught Ladder Co
Sansone Funeral Home
Eer Frheir
J. Parella
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Maine
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Kaiser
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Jane (Dunbar) Reynolds
Abington
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Ward
Reynolds
Nova Scotia
Paul and
Elizabeth (Fraser) Dunbar
Order of the Eastern Stan
First Congregational
Frank
Braintree
Mags
Lows A. Hoar
Simsbury Conn
Charles M. Connery
Burton St
Albert R. Underwood
Riverside Congregational Church
North Cemetery
Manuel Silva
Reservoir Ave
George C. Lima
St. Elizabeth's
Mr Silva
Cecilia
Carvalho) Silva
Henrque Rocha
John Medeiros
Joseph Fraga
Manuel Januario
Manuel Sardinha
Manuel, Vera
Manuel Lima
Antone Ramos
Uriel Sousa
Jose Peat Seperor
Silvia
Charles M
Burt
Joseph -Exeger
Geerge
Manuel Silvien
Gibet- Olive
Manuel
St. Mary’s
Henrique Aah
Mittal P Ven
Fred F. Parella
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