Twilight League Leaders Close Of 1931 Statistics
Captain Eddie Menard of the C A team tops the league with a .431 average over 15 games while Joe Gomes of LaFazia Drugs hits .488 in 10 games Luther Farrell of the Colonial Hotel Nine posts .687 in six games Babe Milton of Colonial Hotel hits .600 with two homers in three hits Statistics compiled by James B Lee official scorer Two protested games and a game called for darkness are not included
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Eddie Menard
Joe Gomes
Luther Farrell
Colonial Hotel
Babe” Milton
James B. Lee
Bristol Twilight League 1931 fielding leaders list
James B. Lee compiles the season’s fielding averages for five or more games in 1931. Di D Angleo tops the ranking with 16 games and a perfect record, followed by Green wood with 15 games. Two protested games are excluded from the averages.
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Bristol
James B. Lee
di D'Angelo
Greenwood
St Michael's Church School to Open Sunday October 4
St Michael's Church School will formally open on Sunday October 4 at 9 30 a m with church service. The Rector Rev A R Parshley will officiate. On Sunday October 1 the school will assemble at 9 30 a m for class instruction in the Parish House. The staff includes Rev A R Parshley, Rev G H Toadv in Jr, Mrs J Thomas Ashton, Mrs M J Cahoon, Herman Gablinske Jr, Lawrence S Ashton, teachers and substitutes listed. Sunday School bus will carry 40 children each Sunday from Oct 4 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St) Michael's Church
A. R. Parshley
A R Parshley
G. H. Toadvin, Jr
J Thomas Ashton
M J Cahoon
Herman Gablinske, Jr
Lawrence S. Ashton
Allen Newman
W . Willams, Jr
George S Pailthorpe
Earl Quance
FE. B Waitt
John G. Stewart
S. W. Hopkins
Audrey Munro
Roberta Munro
Dorothy Roberts
Gertrude Grice
Mildred Newman
Eva Newman
Virginia) LeClair
Viola Anderson
Elsie Cheshire
Evelyn Cheshire
Mae Newman
Norman B. Brownell
Fred G. Dietz
Sexton
Elmer
Self Expression Dominates Highbrow Language Use
The phrase signals a trend toward elite vocabulary and refined style as the preferred mode of polite self presentation. Readers note a shift from plain speech to cultivated diction in social and cultural discourse.
Fifth District Court Guilty Plea and Fines
Pleading guilty on an assault charge before Judge Benjamin F Iindemuth Leo Mancieri 30 of 76 Richmond street was fined 10 dollars and costs for slapping his niece Catherine Menna three or four times in the race on Wednesday. Antonio B Francis of South Broadway East Providence was fined 5 dollars and costs for driving an automobile to endanger life after nearly striking motorcycle Officer William Baker Jr on Thames street. Frank Sousa pleaded not guilty to speeding and loss of car control and was released on own recognizance for trial next week. Antone Silvia case continued one week for removing quahangs from polluted waters. John Reposa was fined 5 dollars and costs for operating an automobile improperly registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F Iindemuth
Fifth District
Leo Mancieri
Richmond Street
Mancieri
Catherine Menna
Ihfe
Anetonio B Francis
South Broadway
East Providence
William I Baker Jr
Francis
Namquit Mill
Thames Street
Baker
Frank Sousa
Antone Silvia
John Reposa
Expect the Worst in a Fractured Love Scene
A fragmented notice recounts a daughter’s romance with a mysterious partner from San Francisco. Parents fear social repercussions as community gossip swirls around the union. The piece signals family tension and potential estrangement amid public scrutiny.
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Francisco Ciresfele
New Boston Herald Opens Ultra Modern Plant in New England
The New Boston Herald and Boston Traveler celebrate completion of a $3,500,000, seven story plant on Tremont Street, doubling prior space and boosting daily full publication to 300,000. The facility features 24 new presses, advanced photo, typesetting, soundproof workrooms, expanded radio and telecommunication systems, and a staff of 1,280.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston Herald
The
Boston Traveler
Hoover
Herald
Traveler
United States
Adams House
Herald-Traveler
Tremont Street
Mason and Avery Streets
Herald and Traveler
Mason and
Avery Streets
Modernized newspaper plant driven by electric power
The circulation department occupies the entire second floor with new automatic bundling machines and stereotyping apparatus. The plant features complete electrification powering plate casting, presses, elevators, and rotogravure cylinder re coating after each run, alongside advanced departments in art and photography.
Reds Buy Shortstop Joe Morrissey From St Paul Club
Local baseball fans noted the Cincinnati Reds purchase of shortstop Joe Morrissey from the St Paul Club of the American Association. Morrissey, a Warren boy, played in town and at Warren during 1920 to 1924 on teams managed by Hank Shippee and Jigger Higgins, and saw service in many games.
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Cincinnati Reds
Joe Morrissey
St Paul
Joe
Warren
Hank” Shippee
Jigger” Higgins
Baseball career of Joe through Warren High LaSalle Holy Cross
Joe began with Warren High School two years then played for LaSalle Academy. He later attended Providence College briefly before transferring to Holy Cross where his baseball performance earned a Giants tryout and a farm to Hartford in the Eastern League.
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Joe
Warren
LaSalle Academy
LaSalle
Providence College
Holy Cross
New York Giants
Hartford
Morrissey Transfer Sparks Reds St Paul Deal
After a dispute with Hartford he joined Des Moines in the Three I League, was bought by the Detroit Tigers and released to St Paul. Reports say cash and players will pass to St Paul from the Reds for Morrissey’s services.
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Hartford
Des Moines
Detroit Tigers
St Paul
Reds
Morrissey
Colt High School football players weighed and examined
Members of the Colt High School football squad were weighed in and given a physical examination yesterday afternoon at the Rockwell House by Dr. W F Duffy the school physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt High School
Rockwell House
W F Duffy
Coaches Begin Scrimmage After Exam at Local High School
After exams the boys returned to the field behind the high school where Coach Fitzgerald with Coaches Walker and Carlson ran one play and then a scrimmage. The teams appeared even and Fitzgerald believes the session shows all players competing for a team spot.
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Fitzgerald
Walker
Carlson
German Weddings Se Segment Highlights Arranged Marriages
Fragmentary report notes a high rate of arranged marriages in Germany with unclear wording. Readable bits imply social customs influencing union choices during the period.
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Germany
The Neat Home and Hidden Prison
A tidy, proud mother rules a perfect yard and orderly home while fearing neighbors and judging others. Her children Teddy and Susan crave outdoor play and a freer life, only to encounter a chilling comparison to a barred, surveilled building the father recalls.
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Teddy
Susan
Mr Holmes
Mrs. Holmes
Theodore
Funeral of Frank Paull Draws Large Crowds in Town
The funeral for Frank Paull was held yesterday at 2 pm from his Hope Street home with Rev A R Parshley officiating. Floral tributes came from relatives friends and affiliated organizations. Committal followed at North Cemetery with bearers Dr Howard W Church Benjamin Paull Sr Harold Paull Russell Paull Robert F Munro and John T Ashtor. Paull died Friday morning from a severe heart attack leaving a widow Ella B Paull a son Prescott a daughter Marion a step daughter L George Cote and a grandson Seth Bradford Paull.
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Frank Paull
Hope Street
A. R. Parshley
St. Michael's Church
Parshley
Howard W. Church
Benjamin Paull
Harold
Russell Paull
Robert F. Munro
John T. Ashtor
Paull
Eugenia F. Paull
Ella B. Paull
Prescott
Miss Marion
L. George Cote
Seth Bradford Paull
Kindergarten training cited by college president
H F Estill president of Sam Houston State Teachers College praises marked improvement in temperament and habits of children with kindergarten training under a trained teacher. He invites readers to contact the National Kindergarten Section in New York for information to establish a local program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Estill
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Texas
West Fortieth Street
York
Isadora Duncan Slated for Aid by Belasco Critic
The late David Belasco told a New York critic that Isadora Duncan, renowned artist, is too generous. He described her generosity as prodigal and ruinous and joked about Pil dressing as a beggar to solicit help to sustain her between engagements.
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Morseif
David Belasco
Isadora Duncan
New York
Isadora
Springfield Union
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LaFazia Drugs
Collins & Aikman
Club
Gabh
P.C. Agnew
Hubbard
Colonial
H. Applin
Errico
Col & C
LaFazia
Leach
S Brown
Biancuzzo
Conway
F Sousa
A Applia
Rauding
D’ambrosia
D’ Angelo
Berry
Cooper
Gillooly
M. R
Stone
Grego
Bull
Rinaldi
Lemaire
Polak
N. I R
Mortenson
Marshall
Darcy
J Kelley
Crane
Col
Martland
Joseph
Sunderland
Hanley
Fish
Smusz
Servant
Remick
Main
Marty Neck
H Gsladue LaFavia
Marsden
Robb
Laf & C&a
Mansi
C Rippel
Ic. Leclerc
C&a
H. Servens
Unkuski N. I. Rw
Bell, C. & A
Desilets
N.ilr
Moore
Ethier
Mott
N. I
Comiskey
Carmone
McGuire
A. Sousa
Po A ( PC
D'Angelo
Laf
Farrell
Col & N
Sevigny
NIR
Gladue
Names Club Ee PC
Ambrosia Colonial
Young
Sousa
LaFazia Farrell Colonial Ether
Marshall C&a
Seach
Martyneck LaFazia
Gallagher
LaFazia LaFazia
Moore Ksi R
Unkuski I Kk
Rosenthal ( & A
Quinton LaFazia
St.michael’s Church
Fifth District Court
Rotogravure
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York City
Rebecca Dunlap
John’s
EK. A. Skinner
Hope St
R. I
Newman Bros
Uves
Pillsbury
Bbc Bonemnats
Graham
B. C
Hamburg
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