Bristol and Warren Rivalry in a 1876 Sandlot Battle
In a tale from 1876 a Bristol team defeats Warren after a long local feud. Uncle Tom recalls early clashes between the towns including a white livered Mexicans taunt and battles near Town Bridge and Half Way Hill. The story closes with a promise of the third game in Warren.
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