Eagles Win 100 39 In Pool Match Tie Reached
The Eagles defeated the Knights by 100 to 39 in a 100 ball pool tournament as eight matches produced a four to four tie. Eagles Hibbert and Labonte led the effort with Hibbert scoring 64 of the total balls. A final deciding match will be arranged by a joint committee later, with two top players from each team expected to form new teams.
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Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Elisha Hibbert
George Lebonte
Florence F. Sullivan
Augustus V. Connery
Dennis J. McCarty
Hibbert
Sullivan
Labonte
Connery
K. of
K. of C
Hayseeds Win Tie Break For Y M C A Bowling Title
The Hayseeds defeated the Tanx in a decisive three-string roll off to capture the Y M C A bowling league championship after tying with 37 games won and 23 lost. Final scores and team averages list Hayseeds leaders S Dimond and A Johnston among others, with the Pollyannas taking a womens league win over the Hustlers.
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Hayseeds
Tanx
S. Dimond
P. Kenney
A. R. Newman
A. Johnston
J. Best
H. Hill
H. Gifford
W. Bottomley
Tea C. Hill
T. Brown
Hoopers
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F. Pearce
J Robinson
J. Bottomley
G. Bush
North Ends
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A. No
J. Harvey
A. Alden
D. Coggeshall
Nelle
J. Newman
W. Newman
O. LeClair
W. Manchester
L. Sanford
Narragansetts
W. Foster
E. Dunbar
W. Miller
W. Conley
W. Kemph
Dimond
R. Newman
L Sanford
Tanx H Gifford
IF Clark
C. Brown
Hill
Pins Hayseeds
Anx
Hank Hanks
Red Sox
South Ends
R. W. Nelson
R . Nelson
Cee
C. Hill
W N. Newman
Freshman Miss Fay Wins DAR Essay Prize
Miss Grace Fay daughter of James P. Fay and Freshman at Colt Memorial High School received five dollars in gold from Mrs. Edward S. Brownell Bristol Chapter Regent DAR for best patriotic prize essay. Topic was Some Distinguished Foreigners Who Assisted in the Revolutionary War.
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James P. Fay
Colt Memorial High School
Edward S. Brownell
Bristol
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Fay
Readers question Sunday closing law enforcement in town
A letter to the editor questions town officials enforcing the Sunday closing law and notes two saloon licenses suspended for two weeks. The writer asks why beer is still carried through a side street on Saturdays and whether other unlicensed places remain open.
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the Phenix
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Park Bill Sidetracked By Senate Referal To Finance Committee
The Mount Hope Park purchase resolution passed the Senate 20 to 14 and was referred to the finance committee after a long conference in the State House. The measure is effectively killed unless a discharge motion reaches the House floor, which is deemed practically impossible.
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Mount Hope Park Purchase
Senate
Finance Committee
State House
House
Hayseeds Win at Strand Alleys in Providence
The Hayseeds bowling team from Teague, largely young, defeated a Providence group of elderly enthusiasts at the Strand alleys last evening. They won the first two strings and lost the third by six pins. scores are listed in the recap.
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Strand
Providence
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