Bristol High falls to Barrington 8-2 on seven errors
Barrington High School capitalized on seven Colt errors for an 8-2 win at Guiteras Field. Al Benevides pitched seven innings, allowing no earned runs, while Bristol’s Rene Martinez and Barrington’s Rodney Maturi dueled in a prior 1-1 game. Bristol drop ends streak and eyes second-half title possibilities.
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Barrington High School
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Guiteras Field
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Rodney Maturi
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Matur
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Middletown High School
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al Benevides
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Bill St Vincent
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Ray Trubia
Bristol High School
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Bristol Recreation Slow-pitch Softball Opener At Town Common
The second annual Bristol Recreation Slow-pitch Softball League opens Sunday with ceremonies at 1 pm on the Town Common. League officials, council members, and town administrator Balzano attend while Almeida's Construction meets Costa's Market in the first of five games.
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Bristol Recreation Board
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Lights Stay On At Green Acres Courts Through 10 PM
The Bristol Recreation Board says lights at Green Acres projects Town Common and Vets Park will stay on until 10 p.m. Tennis and basketball have drawn large crowds, with officials pleased by turnout and predicting a successful spring and summer season.
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Bristol High players seek Almeida return as soccer coach
Eighteen Bristol High School varsity players urge head coach Alphonse Almeida to resume his post after resigning following the 1971 season. They plan to present a letter to the Bristol School Committee on May 11, citing his guidance and leadership amid controversy over last season’s ineligible-player ruling.
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Alphonse Almeida
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Bristol High ties for second after tennis win
Bristol High School tennis team defeated Hope High School 41 to 2 to move into a two way tie for second place in the Eastern Division with Portsmouth. Rogers and Providence Country Day lead the division at 5-2. Coach John Partington’s netmen face Middletown next at 3 30 p m and host Portsmouth on May 9 at 3 30 p m.
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David Hedden
Bristol High School
John Partington
Hope High School
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Portsmouth
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Providence Country Day
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Middletown
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