Boccia Club tops Bristol Independents in playoff opener 5–0
Boccia Club defeated Bristol Independents 5 to 0 as Jim Bothelo pitched five-hitter ball on the Common. Cuzzi Mancieri and Butch Pirri drove early runs, Mancieri homered, and Boccia added two more in the fourth to seal the win. Next game Friday at 6 p.m.
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Boccia
Bristol Independents
Jim Botelho
Howie
Knox
Cuzzi Mancieri
Butch Pirri
Ronnié Rene
Puniello
Bothelo
Pirri
Loup Campbell
Sav Mancieri
Mancieri
Indeos
Ant Bernardo
Carulli
Husky Cavallardo
Women’s Club Officers Named for Bristol Season 1951 52
The Bristol Women’s Club released the roster of officers and committee chairs for the 1951 52 season. President Mrs Howard L House leads, with Vice Presidents Mrs Louis G Evans and Mrs T Thomias Balzano as publicity and recording secretary, plus chairs including Mrs Moses Moore budget chair and other key posts. The first event starts Monday at 8 at Guiteras House.
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Bristol Women’s Club
Thomas Balzano
Guiteras House
Howard L. House
Louis G. Evans
T. Thomias Balzano
Moses Moore
James Husband
John H. Hennessey
Anthony Maisano
James A. McKenna
David Ferris
Albert Means
Albert O. Earle
George Millard
Saints, Ascoli Set For Crucial Playoff Game Tonight
The Bristol Twilight League playoff series resumes with St Elizabeth hosting Ascoli at 5 45 p m The Saints lead the series after winning game one last Thursday There is a strong pitching matchup with Bob Newton for St Elizabeth and Dick Cordeiro for Ascoli If Ascoli wins tonight the series will force a deciding game Sunday afternoon.
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AGERY
Bristol
St. Elizabeth
Ascoli’s
Saints
Bob Newton
Dick Cordeiro
Ascoli
Local Team Votes to Present Trophy to Town Council
Players who consumed about 20 pounds of hot dogs last week left several scores of hot dogs but voted to have the tournament team present their runners up trophy from last month’s state playoffs to the town council at tomorrow night’s meeting.
Funeral for William R. Chase Former First Basketball Team Member
William R. Chase 84 died of coronary thrombosis Thursday at his Bristol Highlands home. Funeral held Saturday at North Congregational Church New Bedford. Chase, last surviving member of the country s first basketball team, was preparing to return to New Bedford where he worked with an insurance firm. His wife died last May.
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William R. Chase
North Congregational Church
New Bedford
Chase
Catherine Hornby
Shore Road
Bristol Highlands
Bristol Truck Crash Aftermath At Elmwood Drive
Lane recounts following a loaded dump truck that turned into Elmwood Drive causing a collision. Drivers Mrs Corinne F O Kelly 37 of Read street Riverside and Lorraine Silvia 20 of Constitution street were passengers along with Barbara Bergson 19 of Hope street. Burial planned at St Marys Cemetery for involved parties.
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Bristol
O’kelly
Ywca of
Providence
Lane
Hope Street
Elmwood Drive
Swimmers Pass Tests At Beach
Vincent J. Securo, Red Cross instructor at the town beach, reports 56 swimmers passed tests in 10 weeks of courses started recently. More participants are expected as some have yet to take tests. Passes are listed by classification: beginners, intermediates, advance swimming, junior life saving, and senior life saving with numerous named individuals.
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Vincent J. Securo
Red Cross
Securo
Joseph Rego
John Evans
Marilyn Casse
Jacquilyn Casse
William Guevremont
Louis Abulheira
Albert DuPont
Mary Jane Vorro
Beverly DePalma
Stella Mae Stanzione
Matilda Sansone
Louis Sousa
Susane Hazen
Sandra Hazen
Paula Mello
Mario Ruggiero
Priscilla Ruggiero
Edward Newbold, Jr
Lawrence Turello
Sylvia Suchocki
Mary DuPont
Lucille Gilbree
Richard Ruggiero
Lynn Ferrell
Angela Tammero
Diolinda Abilheira
Arlette Camacho
Francis DaPont
Edmond Dias
Mary Newman
Nancy Securo
Elihais Abulheira
Albert Diodati
Marian Ferrell
Cecilia Perry
Emily Perry
Margaret Manchester
Catherine Stanzione
Julia Card
Carol Benson
Kenny Robinson
Bernard Almedia
Ethel Viera
Eleanor Card
King Philip Little League Hosts Hot Dog Roast
The King Philip Little League teams were treated to a second hot dog roast at the Rego Farm on Bay View Avenue under manager J. Kelly Sylvia. Officiating and supporting were all officers and managers of the King Philip circuit as the youngsters emptied the food soon before dark.
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King Philip
Rego Farm
Bay View Avenue
J. “Kelly
Sylvia
Kelly
Paul Romano 55 dies at wedding. funeral set
Paul Romano aged 55 of 158 Bradford Street died Monday at a wedding at the Midway House. Requiem high Mass at 9 in Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church follows an 8:15 a m service from his home. He is survived by wife Filomena, three sons Louis, Matthew, and Paul Jr, two sisters, and five grandchildren. He previously worked for National India Rubber and Goodyear Rubber Company. Born in Amorosi Italy, he had lived here 51 years.
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Paul Romano
Bradford Street
Midway House
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Filomena (Capone) Romano
Amorosi
Province of
Benevento
Italy
Luigi and
Erminia (Romano) Romano
Four Hurt When Car Swerves To Avoid Dump Truck
A collision near the Bristol Warren town line last Wednesday at 4 50 pm involved a pickup truck and a passenger car after an unidentified dump truck turned left suddenly. All four injured were discharged from the hospital.
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Bristol-Warren Town Line
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Bristol County
Joseph C. Silvia & Sons
Bay View Ave
Tel. Br
H. Gifford
Hope Hardware
Hope St
Staples Coal Co
Saeuren
Women's Club
All Guneral House
Bristol Real Estate
Thames Street
Iwell
Wood Street
A. A. Edmonds CO
Heel Mefate
Renis Celiode
Eogump
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Garbage Coley
Center Motor Sales, Inc
St. Warren
Ernest Clayton
Christmas Club
Securities Department
Mein Oneo
Ney
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Femi
G.I
Foreign Department
Ard Import’ Lettera of Credit Forcier Exchange
Tiwetty
Ristot Branehk
Carl H. Witherell
Zoy Ross
Wy Alera
Federal Reserve
Federal Deposit Insurance , Corporation
E. Roy
ALY Sakcs
Makowsky
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