Championship of Twin League opens with first game tonight
The season opens with the first game of the league’s championship chase. Teams unveil plans as BTA aims for a strong start and fans await theSchedule NS.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
3
The season opens with the first game of the league’s championship chase. Teams unveil plans as BTA aims for a strong start and fans await theSchedule NS.
Whitey Mello pitched for Colt High School to a 6-5 win over Olympian Club in front of about 5000 fans. Andrade and Mello key hits pace the late rally. Rinaldi made a decisive double play to end a Olympians threat. The win secures Colt’s second half championship and a three game playoff with Olympians for the 1933 crown, with the first game slated for tonight.
In a baseball ledger style box score, Mello and Herzig each allowed several runs as the Olympians commit four errors while Brunos and DAngelo contribute stolen bases. Mott and Marshall register key hits and double plays are noted with Biancuzzo and Andrade implicated in the field. Umpires Mancini and Langello oversee the game.
James Blef serves as official scorer for the race where a competitor named Quartaro finishes sixth in the event.
The United States government through the Bureau of Standards released measurements for a so called perfect girl. Official figures list height 6 feet 6 inches, weight 121 pounds, neck 12 1/2 inches, bust 33 1/2 inches, waist 26 1/2 inches, and hips 36 inches.
A botanist studying California’s old Spanish missions dissolved adobe bricks and analyzed plant refuse in the binding material to learn about the towers and trees that once grew there.
Slight tidal movement on the Great Lakes goes largely unnoticed in navigation and everyday observation. Variations in lake levels are mainly driven by seasonable conditions and changes in weather.
A German scientist has achieved the complete chemical structure of vitamin C, the preventive against scurvy. This breakthrough clarifies how the nutrient may function in preventing the disease and lays groundwork for further research.
George West Diehl urges viewing work as a positive lifelong skill not punishment. He argues that praise and inviting tasks foster effort, self discipline, and happiness, urging expanded kindergarten programs and trained teachers with free educational materials from the National Kindergarten Association in New York.
Visitors see a curious walking fish at Pitch Lake Trinidad that leaves drying water holes in the asphaltic surface to cross to nearby wet holes.
A Universal Service dispatch from Berlin dated Aug 29 reports President Hindenburg drafted a will proposing a Hohenzollern head of state should he die in office Adolf Hitler would stay as head of government but cede the top post to a Hohenzollern. The writer cites earlier April columns predicting a monarchy revival and urges readers to consider the future in light of past events.
A concise guide offering simple ideas for a Sunday dinner. Highlights include sardine and tomato canape as a notable bite and other easy courses suitable for a relaxed family meal. The tone aims for approachable, homey menu planning.
A proposed international automobile highway linking Latin America to the Arctic circle requires an estimated 14 million dollars in endowment funding. The plan envisions a transcontinental route supported by national and international sponsors to complete the road system.
Although Socrates wrote nothing himself his pupils preserved his ideas and presented him as a central figure in their writings. The text highlights how his teachings lived on via disciples and later authors.
A dramatic feature from The American Weekly tied to the Boston Sunday Advertiser issue, recounting a racketeer who walked with a beauty contest winner in the evening ending in tragedy. The piece blends crime lore with glamorous social detail.
Lost or destroyed Pass Book No. 20564 issued by Industrial Trust Company in its Participation Department. Please return to bank. Payment has been stopped and application made for issue of duplicate book in manner provided by law.
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