Battle of Nations Portuguese French baseball clash in Bristol
The Portuguese and French teams prepare for a Friday night battle at Bristol common as Manuel Perreira pitches for the Portuguese and Johnnie Andrade faces them on the mound. Bristol managers Rebello and the French captain assemble a lineup featuring Manny Borges Frankie Sousa and Whitey Mello among others for the high profile contest readied to draw several hundred fans.
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Bristol Common
Manuel
Callagher) Perreira
Jake Rippel
Sal” Sevigney
Lefty
Greenwood
Alex Fish
Donat Brochu Short
Felix Hebert
Bristol French
Honey” Menard
Nuts” Lemaire
Gallagher and Andrade
Rebello
Manny Borges
Cardoza
Frankie Sousa
Ferreira
Frankie Mello
Chappie Oliver
Frankie Frankie Duarte
Memorial Day Firemen Meet Defiance Hose in Bristol Derby
Memorial Day twilight game in Bristol features Defiance Hose Conine led by Oscar Herzig Desilets Honey Menard and Tony Baker against Ever Ready's with Hut Correia pitching in a showdown that could create a first place tie. The Neck-Rangers boast no defeats in three starts as Correira faces a full Defiance lineup.
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Defiance Hose Conine
Oscar Herzig
Desilets
Honey” Menard
Tony” Baker Short Caruso
Oliver
West
Carroll
Stanley Tupia
Andy D'Ambrosia
Hut” Correira
Martin Manss
Bill Doran
Correira
Gladue Brothers
Buddy Corydon
Chaste" LeClerc
Flash” Ferreira
Nuts” Temaire
Jimmie Duffy
Frankie Duarte
Johnnie Josephs
Wright
Jimmie Lee
Bristol Manufacturers Bowlers Close Season With Banquet
The Bristol Manufacturers Bowling League ended its 1934-35 season with a banquet at the High Street alleys. Postmaster Daniel W Coggeshall presided as toastmaster and minister of ceremonies. Herreshoff Manufacturing Company earned the league trophy as champions. Babe Ethier won high average and high single, while Collin’s and Aikman Mill Team claimed runner up honors for high team total and single.
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Bristol Manufacturers’ Bowling League
High Street
Daniel W Coggeshall
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Robert Nelson
Thomas P . Brightman
William Manchester
Willard Kenney
Collins and Aikman Mill
Albert
Babe) Ethier
Babe
Dixon Lubricating Saddle Company
Hope Circle Bingo is a successful Daughters event
Hope Circle No 70 of Daughters of Isabella held a bingo party last evening at Kof Hall to benefit the Dwyer Memorial Fourth of July Fund. A May basket prize went to William N Leahy. Attendance was large and lines formed to get in the play. Committee: Mrs Bernard Breen chair lady, Miss Mary Callan, Mrs William T Dwyer, Mrs Anthony Du Pont, Mrs Charles M Connery ex-officio, Miss Nora E Dwyer, Mrs Anthony Sylvia.
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Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Kof ‘Hall
Dwyer Memorial
Wiliam N Leahy
Bernard Breen
Mary Callan
William T Dwyer
Anthony du Pont
Charles M Connery
Nora E Dwyer
Anthony Sylvia
Whitman York wedding at Warren home
Frances Whitman daughter of Mrs Chester W Whitman of Warren married Frederick W York of Providence on a Saturday at the Baggs residence in Warren. Rex Leonard B Rasmussen of St Mark's Episcopal presided with Miss Martha Whitman and Mr Russell Bacon as attendants. they plan to reside at 175 Alabama Avenue Providence.
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Frances Whitman
Chester W Whitman
South Main Street
Warren
Frederick W . York
Ivy Street
Providence
Walter D Baggs
Rex Leonard B Rasmussen
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Martha Whitman
Russell Bacon
York
Alabama Avenue
Olympians Defeat BTA In Twisting Twilight League Conflict
The Olympians, last year’s champs, beat BTA 8 to 3 in a game marked by wrangling and starling tactics. Manny Borges and Joe Gomes homered, Cavallaro outpitched Mello in a duel, and a seven run seventh inning sealed the win amid a controversial finish.
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James B. Lee
Johnnie Josephs
Whitey” Mello
BTA
Manny Borges
Joe Gomes
Borges
Wallop
Frenchy
Cavallaro
Th. Po A
del Piano
Quartaro
Veneca
Olympians
Umpures
Josephs
Wright
Warn Birds To The Editor Of The Bristol Phoenix
A читed citizen cites an AP Chicago story about belled cats to curb bird predation. The letter urges Bristol readers to protect robins this spring by belling cats and supporting local action.
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Bristol Phoenix
Boston Herald
Associated Press
Chicago
Cock Robin
Bristol
Paula Paulin Adjudged Guilty in Poultry Theft Case
In Fifth District Court Fred A Paulin 27 farmhand was found probably guilty of taking six young hens from Charles Miska’s hennery at Pappasquash and bound over to the grand jury in 5000 bail. Catherine Vento and others faced related charges as court proceedings continued.
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Charles Miska
Pappasquash
Fifth District Court
Fred A Paulin
Paulin
Gulty
Lindemuth
Catherine Vento
Bourn Street
Alphonse Chouinard
Haskell Street
Fall River
Anthony Pimental
Woold Street
Anthony J. Ferrara
Robert" W. Fisher
Barrington
George W Robbins
Memorial Day Scout Events Thrive in Bristol Troops
Scoutmaster George R Fish of the First Bristol Troop was named Assistant District Commissioner for Bristol at a Narragansett Council board meeting. A Bristol Scout Bugle and Drum Corps rehearsal is set for 6:30 p.m. at Scout Hat, with plans for Memorial Day parades and next month’s competitions.
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George R Fish
Bristol
Narragansett Council
John Zimmerly
Fred E. Suzman
Scout Hall
Uniiform
Kearney
Thames Street
State Street Methodist Church
Takarest
Scout Halk
L. S Ashton
Star Court of Honor
Norman Belmore
Joseph Belanger
Leon Avila
Rocco Proto
Arthur Arruda
Col M A Cheesman
Comet Finishes Exhibition Tour On New Haven Line
The Comet, a streamlined New Haven Railroad train engineered by Albert FE. Benard, completed its exhibition run Saturday. It will be inspected in shops before possible special excursions and then enter regular service June 5 between Boston and Providence.
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New Haven Railroad
Albert FE. Benard
Boston
Providence
Returned University Senior Comes Home for Summer
A senior at the University of Alabama returns to his hometown for summer vacation, resuming residence with family and preparing for upcoming term.
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The
Unveristy of
Alabama
Helen Wardwell Glover Dies in Connecticut at 77
Helen Wardwell Glover widow of the late Judge William Brown Glover died at Keene Valley New York on May 24 1935 after a lingering illness in her 78th year Funeral held at First Church of Christ Fairfield Connecticut at 230 pm on Sunday May 26 with church service and interment to follow
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Glover
Helen Wardwell
William Brown Glover
Keene Valley
N. A
First Church of
Food surplus talk echoes hunger among Americans
The piece criticizes the idea of a food surplus as false and argues millions lack enough to eat. It accuses the Secretary of Agriculture of failing to raise wages or help farmers, blaming policy for high food prices and stalled incomes.
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California
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