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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

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Colt's First No-Hitter Stuns Colt High School Fans

The Rhode Island tale centers on Colt High School baseball. George Mansi pitched a no hitter against Pawtucket West at McCoy Stadium, 20-0, the first in Colt history. Ray Cordeiro and coach Artie Pansa receive praise for building a strong pitching duo and guiding Mansi back to form after a sore arm.

Jim Connery Colt McCoy Stadium Pawtucket George Mansi Pawtucket West Bristolians Mansi Rhode Island Dave Klang Pawtucket East Tolman Ray Cordeiro Artie Pansa Barrington Pansa West Artie George

Hulk Burns At Poppasquash Boatyard In Fire

The hull of the Eddie B Blount, a retired quahog dredger and once coastal schooner, burned at Poppasquash Boatyard after an early morning fire started by an unknown person. Former yard owner Hans Langendoen had bought the hull from Blount Seafood Corp. decades ago. The vessel, about 100 feet long, was built as a two-masted schooner and later renamed Eddie B Blount. The blaze, impeding refloat, followed Hurricane Carol era dock damage. The story continues on page 8.

Eddie B. Blount Quahog Pappasquash John W. Tiplady Hans Langendoen Blount Seafood Corp James C. Milne Blount Company Ella The

Armed Forces Day Observance At Coast Guard Depot

The Coast Guard Depot and town common host Armed Forces Day events tomorrow with Cutter Spar open house 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. The 302nd Field Artillery Battalion batteries B and C display a 105 mm howitzer at the common. Lt. Royce Lewis invites visitors to tour the Spar and see weapons and equipment.

Coast Guard U. S. Army Reserve Herbert Silva 302Nd Field Artillery Battalion 76Th Division Bristol Asylum Road Royce Lewis

Residents Asked To Display Flags Tomorrow

Residents urged to display flags tomorrow for Armed Forces Day. Veterans' Council, at their monthly meeting, plans to ask Town Council to build a permanent World War II and Korean conflict honor roll and to approve tag days on Aug 3 and 4 for the patriotic observance committee. Little League members will collect for the council.

Veterans’ Council Little League

Season's No. 1 Game Today Colt vs St. Raphael

Colt meets St Raphael at Guiteras Field in the top Eastern Division clash of the Rhode Island Interscholastic Baseball League. St Raphael is undefeated in seven. Colt alongside Warren for second with six wins two losses. Ray Cordeiro vs Jack Jordan highlights Pawtucket matchup as Bristol aims to rebound.

Colt Guiteras Field St. Raphael Saints Warren Bristolians Barney Garrity Boys Rogers Tolman Pawtucket West de la Salle Barrington West George Mansi

Bristol Chamber Plans Waterfront Welcome Week

The Bristol Chamber of Commerce called a special May 24 meeting of civic groups and town officials to plan welcoming tourists during waterfront activity this summer. Discussions cover lodging, maps, brochures, publicity, and an information booth for events including the R I Salt Water Fishing Derby Bristol Harbor Race Week and V Day.

Bristol Chamber of Commerce Narragansett Bay Bristol Bristol Harbor August E. Gibbemeyer Chamber Albert Nutini Albert Finger Raymond DeLeo Sol M. Kaiman Ellan Mullard Michael J. O’brien Maurice Caizz Millard Kaiman Harriet Bradford Inn Hope Street Metacom Avenue Maynard Suzman

Clerk Announces Retirement After 37 Year Town Career

Town Clerk John W. Church, in his 76th year, will retire this year after 37 years in office. He entered office October 21, 1919, has been endorsed by both parties aside from a few elections, and expressed thanks in letters to Democratic and Republican chairs. Deputy town clerk Marian C Sullivan will also retire this fall after receiving a pension.

John W. Church Church Republican Town Committee Marian C Sullivan John Romano Raymond A. Walker GOP Democratic Party Romano Walker

Battery Marks Trophy With Dinner Dance

Members of Battery C 248th AAA Gun Battalion will celebrate their Eisenhower Trophy win May 29 with a banquet and dance at Midway Steak and Lobster House. A committee led by Costa Topazio Grimo Mello Alves Calandra plans invitees. the trophy will be formally presented after noon on July 4 with a 243rd battalion review on the town common. Maj. Gen. McGreevey will present the award during the review.

Midway Louis Costa Michael Topazio Peter Grimo Norman Mello David Alves Edward Calandra 243Rd John M. McGreevey

DeLeo Chairs Parley on Immigration Law Reform

Michael A DeLeo head of the state refugee relief committee chairs a national convention planning group in Washington DC to advocate changes in immigration laws. The gathering Sunday and Monday at the Mayflower Hotel will include Governor Dennis J Roberts as a principal speaker alongside DeLeo.

Michael A DeLeo State Committee On Refugee Relief Ashington D C Mayflower Hotel Washington DeLeo Dennis J. Roberts

Norris Hoyt to Speak at Men’s Club on Tuesday

Norris Hoyt, an amateur yachtsman, will present an illustrated lecture with colored slides on the 1955 Newport R. I. to Sweden race at the St. Michael’s Church Men’s Club meeting Tuesday night at 7 45. The club plans painting Holmes House and invites all parish men to help. Contact Donald Matheson or George Chamberlain for details.

Norris Hoyt Newport R. I Sweden St. Michael's Church Holmes House Donald Matheson George Chamberlain

Auction of Evelin Bache furnishings set in Warren

Auction of American period furnishings from the late Miss Evelin C. Bache of 86 State Street will be held at Kirkemuit Grange Hall in Warren on Thursday at 10 a.m. A public exhibit runs Wednesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Evelin C. Bache Fund. James F. O’Leary of Warren is auctioneer.

Evelin C. Bache State Street Kirkemuit Grange Warren Charitable Trust George L. Howe the Grange Alice Horton Agnes de Vol Clyde Barden Edith Chad G. Coggeshall Bristol James F. O’leary

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