Private Serpa 28 killed in Europe served Fifth Army
Private James Serpa 28 died in war in Europe after serving as an Anti Aircraft soldier then Infantry. He saw action in Africa Oran Corsica and Sicily with the Fifth Army. He was buried at St Mary’s Cemetery after a requiem at St Elizabeth’s Church with military honors from Brisitol veterans and the National Guard firing squad. He lived at 60 Rosita Avenue and enlisted December 1943 after work at local Bristol plants.
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Italy
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Rose Pacheo Serpa
St. Elizabeth’s Church
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Luiz Pacheco
Rosita Avenue
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Corsica
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Fifth Army
Bristol
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Bristol Manufacturing Company
Saint Elizabeth's
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Gilbert Oliver
Thomas McDermott
Pasquale Grimo
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James Rego
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D Morris
Overseas Relief Clothing Drive Chairman in Bristol
Price has taken the chairmanship of the Overseas Relief Clothing Drive in Bristol. Plans are under way for a house to house pick up on Saturday December 4. He asks for donations of old clothes shoes infant wear and bedding tied in bundles or cartons. More details will follow. Clothing is still greatly needed in European countries and elsewhere to ease winter suffering.
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Crescents Stiffen Defense Against Bristol Rally
In the third quarter Jimmy Sousa and Art Jordan moved the Crescents toward scores but Bristol’s defense stopped them. A fourth quarter fumble on the Towne line and a Bass Crevier to McCaw rush reached the Bristol three, where McCaw ran in for a touchdown as Jordan and Quintal cleared the way. Bristol earned six first downs, Townies four. The Townies completed four passes for 60 yards while the Crescents threw fourteen with 101 yards on seven completions.
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Art Jordan
Crescent
Crescents
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Townie
Bass Crevier
Thurber
Farra
McCaw
Jordan
Pete Quintal
Townies
Riverside Crescents Clash Sparks Heavy Penalties
In a bruising Riverside game the Crescents beat Bristol despite 60 yard dash plays and 80 yards lost to penalties. Jordan and Sousa sparked Crescent running and passing while Bud Balzano and Cirillo produced key tackles. Bishop Bennett to speak at Rotary and Rotary show plans named camp directors and a December production.
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Bull Rodericks
Jordan
Sousa
Massa
Mike Balzano
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