Dingbats triumph in bowling tournament scores
The Dingbats won three strings and four points from the Mutts in the M C A Bowling Tournament last evening. Scores show the decisive margin and individual frame results.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1910
Page
3
The Dingbats won three strings and four points from the Mutts in the M C A Bowling Tournament last evening. Scores show the decisive margin and individual frame results.
In district court Judge Bosworth accepted guilty pleas from William Briggs and Joh O’Brien for vagrancy, each sentenced to six months at the State Farm. Briggs had prior confinement in Taunton Insane Asylum and Cranston’s State Insane Hospital. The Cavalaro vs Campapino assault case was dismissed on costs after the parties settled amicably following a quarrel over a hatchet.
In this town on October 7 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Nastri and on October 9 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Servant. Both births announced with standard local notices and indicate new additions to the communities families.
George R. Simmons aged 57 died in Providence on October 6 and John Joseph Walsh aged 44 died in town on October 9.
The report notes aging leadership and youth debate, recounts early efforts by Bishop Griswold and Mr. Wright, and traces the society’s changes from monthly meetings to a now funded reserve of about \(7,000\) dollars. It highlights member deaths, bequests, and steady, targeted aid to the sick, aged, and infirm, with a call for continued donations to sustain relief.
Bristol broke a 4 4 tie in the eighth and final inning scoring four runs on one hit and two passed balls. Van Almkerk, Guinan and Tucker delivered key plays as Bristol seized control, while Warren failed to score in their half. Demara ended the game by striking out to finish Bristol’s 8 4 victory.
Ad claims half teaspoon doses four times daily will lengthen a baby's health and strength, promising a year‑old baby nearly a month’s supply from four bottles in three months. Offers 10c, with name of paper, for a Savings Bank and Child's Sketch Book Good Luck Penny by Scott & Bowne, 409 Pearl Street New York.
Tucker safe on a low throw to first as Lemaire’s wobbly toss ends the contest. Bristol earns 1 run to Warren’s 1. Van Almkerk and Parka lead with two base hits each. Simister and Lemaire bolster the pitching. Frog Hollow faces St Louis nine of Fall River next Sunday at Fox Hill at 2 o'clock after a 7 strikeout, 4 walk, 10 strikeout game season.
Disappointment marked the King Philip Steam Fire Engine Company as their two special cars failed to attract many riders due to a poor morning turnout. Their tub recorded 198 feet 34 inches, losing to Warren Mechanic’s score of 190 feet 103 inches. Rhode Island winners included Pawtuxet and King Philip, with prior Brookton fair success noted.
A Phoenix advertisement led to the return of a young lady’s chain and heart after it was placed in the paper’s Lost column. A Bristol Neck woman later reported a lost baby diamond ring. a Wood Street resident returned it after a Friday ad prompted a Saturday discovery. Another baby’s gold neck chain with charm awaits an owner, found earlier in the town’s southeastern area.
The Bristol County Teachers Association met Friday at Barrington Town Hall and elected officers for the coming year. Leroy J. Staples of Warren was named President, Arthur L. Williams of this town Vice President, Miss Cora M. Hill Secretary, and John H. Bailey Jr Treasurer. An executive committee includes Miss Edith Barr chair, Miss Ina P. Warren, and Miss Emily J. Collins. About 80 teachers attended. Assistant Commissioner William W. Andrew of Providence delivered a scholarly address on Criticism of the Public School System. Piano solos by Miss Dorothy Richardson and trombone duets by William Y. Miner and Willis Blount were played. A collation followed.
Indisputable proof success with D. D. D. Prescription in treating severe eczema. Describes a gentle wintergreen oil based wash with claims of permanent cures and immediate relief from itching. Trial bottle offered at 25 cents by J. H. Young Co. at 479 Hope Street.
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