Brown Rhode Island game marks 33rd in series
Approximately 200 people attend the Brown Rhode Island First Annual Formall game at Sissol Brown Field. Roger Keith, Fred Foster and James led a program with a floor show and exhibition back, as Brown lines up changes with veteran Marjousa at right halfback and Gresh taking over for Nelson.
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Roger Keith
Fred Foster
Rhode Isarand
Land
Albert T. Fusonie
Man J
Ager
Bristol
Anne Borges
John W. Church
Fusonie
Matthewjorm Iacuele
Providence
Brito
Imer LaSalle Academy
Letterman
Toss Kan
Joseph Brito
Jerry Zeoli
Provios
Kittydence Zeoli
Classical High School
Lucien Capone
Brown
Margaret
Morris
Irene
Letterman Marjousa
Jane Januckiewicz
Ty Gresh
Unionville
Conn
Esther Peterson
Mar Lwill
Chuck Nelson Zaret Belmore
Miss Anne
Princeton Borges
Sisson Eyes Cruiser Prize In Local Cointest
Jim Sisson predicts tough opposition from Bristol friends and rival Jones in a high stakes contest for first prize a $4300 cruiser or second prize a Plymouth car He cites past wins by Jones and the local fishing records of rivals and vows to push hard Sunday events include church services and Ivy Guild harvest supper plans in the parish house and Holmes House committees listed with leaders.
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Jim Sisson
Jim
Bristol
Mr Jones
Jones
Blackstone Valley
Roger Keith
Plymouth Canal
Arnold
Fred Foster
Harold Jones
Sisson
United States Rubber Company
Trinity
Holmes House
Ivy Guild
R. L. MacFadyen
Donald Matheson
George King
William Liscorab
J Foster Price
Joseph Eckersley
Ruth Graham
Carl Tammaro
Rip Engle Reveals Bruins Start With Three Changes
Rip Engle, head Bruin mentor, announced a starting line-up with three changes from the Princeton game last week. At right guard will be.
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Rip Engle
Bruin
Princeton
Insulating Cellar Storage For Vegetables And Fruits
The bulletin discusses cellar storage from Rhode Island State College with Cornelists guidance on insulation vapor proofing moisture control and low cost options. It covers crop sorting by storage needs cool moist environments and lists vegetables and fruits such as beets carrots parsnips turnips rutabaga and apples cabbage celery potatoes onions beans squash and pumpkin. It describes two wall insulation, window screening to deter pests, and using 2x4 studs with insulating boards and dry shaving. It notes cement floors and keeping floors moist or adding water for moisture reservoirs.
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Cornelists
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