Annual Outing Brings Volley Ball Rivalry to YMCA Gym
The business men's volley ball club held its Saturday outing at Ferry Hill Road with 19 players. Rain moved the net indoors to the YMCA gym where the Mug Wumps defeated the Tidbits four games to three after a shoreside dinner and campfire.
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Ferry Hill Road
YMCA
Dr Willams
Charles F Dimond
Ye — Scribe
Jawn Stewart
Dimonds
Wylie
Mug Wumps
Sidney Herreshoff
George Jacobson
Clarence Higbee
Earl Hobson
Ben Smuyz
George Toadvin
Everett Church
James Fay
R S Bosworth
Charles Dimond
Frank Dimond
Alexander Battlevitch
Griswold Boynton
John Stewart
John Wall
James Whe
Bert Morris
C C Getchell
Colt High Defeats South Kingstown 2-1 In Tight ICCB Match
Colt High edged South Kingstown High 2-1 in a close ICCB Class B game. Jack Marsden opened the scoring with a double by Andy D Ambrosio driving him in. Pat Gagho began the seventh with a double and scored on a Gough error. Doe vans tallied for South Kingstown in the ninth after a stolen base and error. Marsden allowed six hits and struck out six for Colt while Evans yielded nine hits.
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Colt High
South Kingstown High
Colt
Jack Marsden
Andy D’ambrosio
Pat Gagho
Buck Guevremont
Gough
South Kingstown
Doevans
Len Evans
Desilets
Doe
Evans
Colts, Burrillville, Providence Trade lead Conference B standings
Providence Trade School moved into first place after defeating Burrillville High and after Colt’s protest was decided in Providence Trade’s favor. Burrillville sits second and Colt third, with local hopes high to defend the Conference B championship.
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Colt
Burrillville High
Providence Trade
Providence Trade School
Burrillville
Providence Trade Colts Protest Upheld After Umpire Ruling
The game protest in the Providence Trade Colt match was sustained by the umpire Agnew. He admitted not seeing the runner cross the plate and noted he did not think there was time for the run before the patent was made.
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Providence
Agnew
Colt Rally Secures Ninth Inning Win Over Burrillville
Excitement rose Friday as Colt defeated their top rival in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Two weeks earlier Burrillville edged Colt in a 13 inning marathon, making this victory highly desired by fans and players alike.
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Colt
Burrillville
Carmine Ranaldi Returns to School After Five Weeks
After a five week absence Carmine Ranaldi returned to school yesterdayresuming classes and rejoining the student body.
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Carmine Ranaldi
Kearney Post 22 Jamestown 1 in Junior Baseball Rout
The Kearney Post junior baseball team defeated Jamestown Post 22 to 1 last evening on the common. Kearney posted 22 hits aided by strong pitching from Buddy Shaw while Bruno and Mansi backed him with solid defense and offense. Jamestown committed numerous errors, scoring their lone run in the sixth.
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Jameston
Jamestown Post
Jamestown
Buddy” Shaw
Bruno
Mansi
Kearness Post
James[town
Druggists Win Opener In Seven Inning Tilt 5 0
Sousa blanked the N I A. team in a one hit no hit game as LaFazia Drug opened Twi League with a 5 0 victory in seven innings. Gallagher supported with key hits and two bags while Biancuzzo powered the attack with two doubles and a single scoring twice.
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Sousa
LaFazia
Gallagher
Providence
East Providence
Cooper
Sevigny
Biancuzzo
Harvey Gladue
Lefty Greenwood
Bennie Smusz
Louie Kelley
Eddie Flanagan
Greenwood
Martin Brancuzzo
Joe Kelley
Frank Sousa
Remick
Marty Mans
Gladue Manst
Cork
Servant
Chassie” le Clerc
Smus
Young
W H Bell Store Front Improvement Plans Revealed
Contractors will alter the W H Bell Inc store front at the Masonic Temple on Church and Heaps streets. The Dori Club stair to the second floor will be moved five feet west to create a central deeper entrance with two new doors. Store doors on Hope street will be removed and replaced by large plate display windows for a city like facade.
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Masonic Temple
Church
Heaps Streets
Wo Weaver
Dori Club
Theemple
Bells Store
Hope Street
Dickens and Disraeli's cordial meeting highlighted literature over politics
The Omaha World Herald recounts how Charles Dickens and Benjamin Disraeli met privately, with Dickens noting Disraeli’s literary bypass of politics. The piece emphasizes Disraeli’s knack for making friends and how the statesman valued literature in their exchange.
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von Spee
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Disraeli
Dombey and Son
Dorrit
David Copperfield
Benjamin Disraeli
Charles Dickens
Omaha World-Herald
One Guess About What She Was Going to Say
A short woman visits a millinery shop and asks the assistant not to mention hat shapes that affect her height. The assistant agrees to avoid commenting on size as the woman tries on several hats. She finally picks one that suits her, and the assistant compliments her appearance, then hesitates and reveals the joke about her literary appearance.
Opossum Found in Banana Load Sent to London Zoo
A marine opossum, found among bananas imported from South America, was sent to the City of Leicester museum and then gifted to the London Zoo where it is now housed. Snakes and large spiders are also sometimes transported with fruit, surviving weeks in low temperatures.
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City of Leicester
South America
London Zoo
Bengal Lancer Dances Evoke Ancient Rhythm in Night
A narrator recalls an Indian dancer whose movements awaken a deep ancestral rhythm. The music of drunken drummers and subtle bodily motions speak of times past when the body’s rhythm was sacred, a spell that survives in space as Yeats Brown’s Bengal Lancer suggests.
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David
F. Yeats-Brown
Lion Inn at Shrewsbury A Historic Host to Great Names
The Lion Inn in Shrewsbury England has hosted famed guests for over a century. Notables include George IV Paganini De Quincey Disraeli and Charles Dickens who described the unusual rooms and shiplike windows. The Adam brothers designed the ballroom still used for dances.
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England
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Paganini
de Quincey
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Disraeli
Charles Dickens
Phil
Adam Brothers
Too Much for Him at the Volcano Crater
A couple climbs near a smoking crater, then the man wants to return to the hotel because he forgot his tobacco. He insists fear isn’t the issue, only missing his habit. The woman questions the idea as they debate turning back.
First Day Drama at School Seat Request
Helen arrived for the first day of school anxious for a front seat near her attractive teacher. Finding occupied seats she urged the teacher to move some boys so she could sit close and avoid bother from the others.
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Helen
Cabinet members to speak on Columbia network weekly
Washington Radio Forum announces a series of Cabinet addresses on the Columbia Broadcasting System. From May 2 to July 4 speakers including Wilbur Mellon Hurley Brown Adams Hyde Lamont Doak are slated to discuss department activities and public welfare each Saturday night from 8 30 to 9 PM EST. Readers are urged to clip the schedule for reminders.
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Washington Radio * Forum
Washington ‘Evening Star
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Labor
William N. Doak
Department of Government
May and June Community Events List in Colt area
A schedule of upcoming events includes May Frolic by NI R Co Girls' Club May 20 through 23 and May 25 concerts by St Michael's Brotherhood Excelsior Tennis Club Trinity Parish House and choir entertainments June features Arrival of Kitty June 3 Strawberry Festival June 4 Love Pirates of Hawaiii June 11 12 Guiteras School operetta and June 26 Alumni Association Ball Colt Auditorium plus July 31 Mid-Summer Charity Ball State Armory Lions Club charity event
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St. Michael's Brotherhood
Excelsior Tennis Club
Trinity Parish House
Kitty
Colt High School
Teachers’ Association
Children’s Clinic Fund
State Armory
Lions’ Club
Bristol Tax Assessors Notice 1931 Bristol Rhode Island
The Town of Bristol Rhode Island notifies electors to file true and full tax returns for property including real, personal, and intangible holdings. Assessors will collect from June 16 to June 18 1931 with oath required. exemptions apply to veterans widows and trusts.
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Philippines
Board of Assessors
Burnside Memorial Building
Rhode Island
Board of Tax Assessors
Robert Newbold
Philip Brady
Daniel G. Cogghshall
R. L
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