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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1951

Page

5

Saints Capture Bristol Twilight League Title

The St. Elizabeth Saints defeated Ascoli 3 to 1 to win the Bristol Twilight League championship last Wednesday at the Bristol Common. Bob Newton struck out 11 in five innings for the Saints, who rallied after Ascoli led 1-0 on an RBI by John P. Andrade. Sal Ferrara hit a homer in the fourth to tie the score and pave the way for the Saints’ decisive runs, aided by a passed ball and timely hits.

St. Elizabeth Bristol Ascoli Bristol Common Richie Cordeiro Ascoli’s Baker John P. Andrade Saints Sal Ferrara Cordeiro Servant Topazio Raiola Bob Newton Newton St Elizabeth Biancuzzo S Mancieri Ferrara Cirillo Murgo Sunderland Fitzpatrick Agatiello

Colt High Faces Central High In Round Robin Clash

Colt High School travels to Cranston Stadium tonight to face Central High of Providence in a round robin game. Coach Ralph K Nash has run scrimmages skull practice and conditioning drills as he selects from 41 candidates, with about a dozen returners. Managers are Viritént Arcello and Alvin Edle.

Colt Cranston Stadium Central High of Providence Ralph K. Nash Nash Viritént Arcello Alvin Edle

Phalanx Holds First Meeting With New Officers

The Bristol Phalanx Fraternity Beta Phi Chapter met last Saturday under its new officers led by president Bill Topazio. Ralph E Peters Jr was named vice president Jesse Sousa is secretary and John Anderton treasurer. Fred E Lopes was elected advisor and noted WWII service with a mortar team in Europe and Rhode Island University agriculture graduate. New member selection for the coming season was discussed.

Bristol Phalanx Fraternity Bill Topazio Ralph E. Peters, Jr Jesse Sousa John Anderton Fred E Lopes Mr Lopes Lopes Rhode Island University Providence

Health for All Battles Ragweed Across Communities

Citizens wage a campaign against ragweed using chemical sprays and cutting burning. Ragweed pollen triggers fall hay fever, an inflammation of the eyes and nasal passages affecting many residents each year from late summer until frost.

Hay fever causes and treatment urged by doctors

The column explains hay fever from tree grass and weed pollen seasonal types. It notes risks of asthma and infections, urges medical diagnosis and tests to identify allergens, and describes medicines prescribed by doctors or specialists. Sponsored by Bristol District Nursing Association.

Bristol District Nursing Association

City Modernism Feature In Rew Bank Opens Sept 10

Industrial Trust Co plans a Bristol branch at 601 Hope Street with a drive-in deposit window and a night depository. An open house is set for Sept 8 from 3 to 7 p m. The two story brick steel building houses banking facilities on the first floor and employee rooms upstairs. Architects Howe Prout and Ekman of Providence designed the edifice with air conditioning. The bank will move from the Rogers Free Library location where it has been since 1901.

Bristol Rangers Boston Amvets Oaklahoma Virginia Maine New Jersey Kentucky Millbury Mass Millbury Girls Corps Rangers Attleboro Capron Park Eleanor R. Perry Truesdale Hospital Fall River The Industrial Trust Co Hope Street Bristol Carl H. Witherell Howe, Prout and Ekman Providence the Bank Rogers Free Library

Mount Carmel School Grades Start Monday

The first and second grades of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church parochial school will open Monday September 10. All pupils should attend the 8 am Mass. Kindergarten will open Tuesday at 8 45 am in the Parish Hall.

Mount Carmel Church Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church

URI Enrolls Two Local Freshmen At Start Of Year

The University of Rhode Island lists two local freshmen Elizabeth A Moren and Herman Grabert who begin studies next Thursday. Additional names include Barrington students Sally Sutcliffe Elizabeth Walker Bruce Belling Jon Wood Joseph DeSisto and West Barrington residents John Welch George Russell II Everett Jodrey and Warren residents Joan Hellen Marilyn McFadden Patricia Ogg John Wescott III Paul Vitalo Hugh Morrison III and Kimber Wheelock.

University of Rhode Island Kingston Elizabeth A Moren Hope Street Herman Grabert Franklin Street Barrington Sally A. Sutcliffe Elizabeth A. Walker Bruce C Belling Jon E Wood Joseph W DeSisto Bristol County Warren Joan L Hellen Marilyn McFadden Patricia M. Ogg John T Wescott III Paul A. Vitullo Hugh A Morrison III Kimber G Wheelock

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