Colt High Ties Central of Providence In Round Robin
About 8000 fans watched Colt High and Central of Providence end 0 0 in the opening game of the 1951 Round Robin at Cranston Stadium. Louis Annarummo sparked Colt with a 30 yard run and led calls from coach Ralph K Nash who praised the effort and noted Colt completed the only pass.
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Colt High
Central of
Providence
Colt
Central High
Cranston Stadium
Ralph K. Nash
Colt-Central
Louis
Annarummo
Colts
Bristol
Robert Cazzi
Leslie Dunbar
Primo Cadile
George Amaral
Bill Enos
Charlie Mansi
Sal Annarummo
S. Costa
Art Almeida
Joe Carvalaro
Gerald Serbst
Manuel Gomes
Joe Cavalho
Bill Seamans
George Medeiros
Colt High School
de LaSalle
Girl Scouts Leaders Meet Season Kickoff
The Leaders' Association held its first meeting of the season welcoming new leaders. Mrs Pimental and Mrs Bernard were chosen to attend the council meeting. Lists show weekly troop assignments including Marigold Brownies Cardinal Seniors Pine Cone New Brownies Columbine and Bluebells with respective leaders.
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Pimental
Bernard
Marigold
Joseph Dupont
Victor Abrams
Brownies
Max Phenes
Antoinette Garista
Margaret Jackson
Cardinal
Earl Pimental
James Bernard
Martha Cirillo
Cathie Brelsford
Bette Vermette
Pine Cone
Daniel Knowlton
Max Finger
Fred Brogden
Gilbert Sousa
Ben Oliver
Columbine
James Foster
John Borges
Bluebells
John
Scout Meetings Set in Pirates Den
Mrs. George McCarthy Egan announces gatherings held in the Pirate's Den with Scouts urged to enter via the post office and Algiers separate entrance.
Boccia Club Wins Y Softball League Title
The Boccia Club defeated the Bristol Independents 6 to 3 to claim the Y Softball League championship marking their sixth win over the Independents this season. Pitcher Jim Bothelo held the Independents to three hits after a rough first inning as Boccia rose to first place with strong offense led by Stanzione DiMezza and Mancieri. Arthur Cabral announced trophies and a year-end sports night while thanking teams and fans for a fine season.
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Boccia
Bristol Independents
Independents
Mike Ruggiero
Stanzione
Tommy Velleca
Chucky DiMezza
Bothelo
Cuzzy Mancieri
Pirri
Paully Stanzione
Arthur Cabral
Colts Prepare For Season
The Bristol Colts open 1951 practice led by Arnie Green and Chuck Nelson, two former Brown stars, with 24 men reporting and expectations of 35. Regulars return including Zaeger, Roderick, Sousa, Dias, Primiano. new players include Zeoli Powers Florio and Correira. The first game is Sunday Sept 23 in Bristol. Four-fifths of U S bituminous coal moves from mine to market by rail.
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Bristol Colts
Brown University
Arnie Green
Chuck Nelson
New England
Colts
Ed Finn
Brown
Green
Nelson
Colt
Jack Zaeger
Slim Roderick
Jim Sousa
Walt Dias
Smally Primiano
Jerry Zeoli
Frank Powers
Bruin
Ron Florio
Sammy Correira
Warren
Providence Steam Rollers
Bristol
U. S
Coal use in gas production tops five million tons annually
More than five million tons of bituminous coal are used each year in the production of manufactured gas.
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Ricardo Rum
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Campanella’s Package Store
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Louis Sousa
Carulli
Jim Bothelo
Roy
Fisher
Chevrolet
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Camera Technics
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