Colt Defeats Classical 20 to 0 in High School Football
Colt dominates Classical with three touchdowns as Capone, Mansi, and Mello lead scoring. Mansi and Bruno connect on a 40 yard pass play for a second score, followed by Mello extra point. Classical fails to score despite multiple drives, Colt finish with 7 first downs to 5.
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Ofc Providerice
Haffenreffer
Metacom
Capone
Es Colt
Ree
Meng
Mansi
Colt
Mello
Bruno
Sousa
Classical
Etrevimeine
Clace
Spoomedty
Caponeto Sousa
Mansi le le Dangulowicz Otten
Randall J. Bruno
DeMuccio Vorro
C. c. Daveys Eisenstadt
Caldarone Perromi
Ciocle Sousa
Blount
Night Hawks Rout All Stars in Merchants Bowling League
The Night Hawks defeated the All Stars 15 38 to 14 73 as Ed Bullock led the winners and Al Sousa starred for the losers. In a second match the Lions Club, led by A Burke, won 15 18 to 14 87 over the Senators with A Burke high with a 367 triple. Matches set for Friday are postponed to November 17 per league secretary A A Edmonds.
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Night Hawks
All Stars
Motab
St. Alleye
Bullock
al. Sousa
al. Burke
Lions Club
Senators
Alec Guevremont
A. Burke
Merchants Bowling League
A. A. Edmonds
Seymour A
W. Burke
Byone
Darling Oo
Simmons
Russell
Aprichard
Sousa
Maciel
Dunbar
Shed
Vermette
Ingram
Es Ee
A. Guevremont Senators
Rinaldi
Hawes
Paul
Kenney
Archaic Talk and Pop Culture Quips in Continental Scoop
A collage of satirical jabs and curiosities traces pop culture riffs, college chatter, and political zingers. References range from Bruce Rogers and Hank Anderson to Notre Dame, Fritz Crisler, and Charlene Chaplin, plus Broadway, Disney, and a Wind of Gary radio gag.
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Capitol
Dearie
Rogers
Notre Dame Athletic Assn
Hank Anderson
Philly
Borke Carter
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Walter Disney
Rcad OF Fine Arts of
Buenos Aires
G. F
Massachusetts
Charles Chaplin
Oxford
Wind of
Gary
Ind
Metropolitan Sewer Plan Seen As Needed For Rhode Island
Rhode Island lawmakers revived 1914 idea of a Metropolitan Sewer District with five city mayors and four town council presidents as members. A large Prudence Island plant would treat sanitary and industrial wastes hauled by trunk sewers, funded partly by federal aid under the Recovery Act to create jobs and modernize the state’s water system.
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Rhode Island
Rhode Island Senate
Providence
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Woonsocket
Cranston
East Providence
Lincoln
Cumberland
North Providence
Atlantic Ocean
Point Judith
F. P. Gorham
Brown University
General Assembly
Warwick
George W. Fuller
Thomas F. Bowe
New York
Green
Board of Purfication
Narragansett Bay
Prudence Island
Rhode Island Trunk Sewer Project Expected to Create Jobs
The plan for a trunk sewer estimates 7.5 million dollars of 30 percent grant funded by the government will be paid to Rhode Island residents for local work. About 3,200 workers are expected over two and a half years with a monthly payroll near 250 thousand dollars and indirect benefits to materials transport and manufacturing.
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Rhode Island
Trankasy
Rowan Tree Beliefs Debunked In Modern View
A short notice dismisses ancient superstitions about the rowan tree. It says uneducated beliefs credited extraordinary powers to the tree and that the manifold uses and beautiful fruit should be forgotten as superstition fades.
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