Bristol Bets Colt and Case Open Football Season at New Field
Injuries to Coach Jan Walker leave Bristol’s football squad with an uncertain lineup for tomorrow’s game against Case High of Swansea. Colt and Case open Bristol’s season at Gul leras Athletic Field at 2 30 p m with F A Huggins refereeing.
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Jan “Johnny” Walker
Case High
Swansea
Walker
Colt
Case
Bristol
Gulleras Athletic Field
F. A. Huggins
F. M. Underwood
Charles Murray
Rogers High
Newport
Durfee High
Joe Aguiar
John Church
Ray McMahon
Chet Massa
Church Romano
William Hogan
Gaetano Marino
Louis Romano
Francis Federico
Tony Roderick
William Owen
Bernard Grabert
James Corretta
Edward Burns
Steve Burns
Ralph Cazzi
Edward Roderick
Ely Moniz
Edward Luther
Joe Pacheco
Alfred Jamiel
Joe Russo
Robert Owens
Michael Balzano
Joe Vasconcellos
Henry Hambrick
Norman Belmore
Michael Ascola
Olympian Club to Sponsor Football Team This Year
The Olympian Club of Mich els Pasquarelli will nominate and elect officers at Oct 26 meeting. A football team is planned to play at the new Guiteras Memorial Athletic field. The baseball team received thanks for winning Twilight League pennant a fourth time in six years. A social is planned for Oct 6 with committee led by Elmer Rishe and others.
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Sobiers Fbr Ae
Atithes
Olympian Club
Guiteras Memorial Athletic Field
Elmer Rishe
George Pailthorpe
James Butler
Manuel Roderick
Obituary for Mrs Alfred A Clark of Bristol Newport
Funeral services were held for Mrs Alfred A Clark wife of High Sheriff Alfred A Clark at St Joseph's Church and burial in St Columbia's cemetery. She was a Bristol native daughter of Andrew and Mary Lynch of Bristol and survived by her husband a daughter Dolores Ann Clark and three brothers Edward Daniel and William Lynch of Newport.
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Alfred A. Clark
Bristol
Newport
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Columbia's Cemetery
Dolores Ann Clark
Edward
Daniel Lynch
William Lynch
Sanford of Bristol Dies After Long Public Service
Sanford of Bristol, formerly employed by the National Rubber Company as a calendar man, died in Milville Massachusetts. He was a parishioner of St. Mary's Church and member of the Bristol Light Infantry. Survived by six children. wife predeceased him. Burial held at 10 this morning.
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Melvill
St. Mary’s Church
Bristol Light Infantry
Sanford
Milville
Mass
Lefty Grove Credits Diet for Baseball Success
Lefty Grove, veteran Boston Red Sox pitcher, attributes his long major league career to diet. He says good eating habits power success, stressing a hearty breakfast and regular meals, and notes shifts from old training table to a balanced, muscular diet.
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York
Lefty Grove
Boston Red Sox
Fellows
We the People and Our Constitution by Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman speaks on the 150th anniversary of the U S Constitution. He lauds Philadelphia 1787 founding at Independence Hall and urges ongoing citizen support to keep the democratic government "of the people, by the people and for the people."
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Raymond Pitcairn
United States
United States of America
America
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Evnlee Helenea
Lbersy
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