Warren and Bristol Series Battle Returns to Bleven Field
The Warren and Bristol baseball clash resumes at Bleven Field Bristol on Sunday with lineup upheavals. Warren will skip Carl Mays as pitcher due to schedule changes and may start O Neil or Lacallaide behind the plate while Higgins ship the infield with Fall River stars on the left and center. Bristol adds a new pitcher catcher infielder and two outfielders while Shippee seeks better umpire service amid a local shortage.
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Cincinnati
Warren
Higgins
Shippee
Bristol Nine
Unien
O’neil
Red Sox
Frenchy
Lacallaide
Lynch
Hartford
Ross
Jerry Berlanger
Fall River
Artie
Frank Stapleton
Pittsfeld
Graves
Reading
Jack Mitchell
Wolfe
Jerse City
Len Ducan
Holy Cross Flash
Tumping
Joe Dugan
NY Yankees
Buck” Freeman
Wright
Baker
Colt Memorial High School Heads to Woonsocket for Game
The Colt Memorial High School football team travels to Woonsocket this afternoon to face the local squad. Rinald and Dunbar miss today’s game as Condon plans to have them ready for Tuesday’s West Warwick matchup. Christensen, the star track man, trains for punting and may move to end, with a Saturday workout to stay sharp for next week’s games.
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Woonsocket
BMC Durfee High School
Fall River
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Dunbar
Condon
West Warwick
Gorham
T McGrath
Christensen
Remodeling of Herreshoff former factory by Cranston Worsted Mills
The building on Burnside Street once a machine shop for Herreshoff Manufacturing, now owned by Cranston Worsted Mills, is being expanded from one high room to include a second floor level with balconies. The project adds about 15 820 square feet and will expand wool sorting operations with several other mill structures used for storage. Completion is expected in two weeks.
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Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Cranston Worsted Mills
Garage Break In At Bristol Auto Shop
The Bristol Auto Shop was broken into for the second time in a year. Sentry entry occurred between 11 p.m. Monday and 6 a.m. Tuesday via a Washington street door. Two storage batteries, several tires and tools worth about 300 dollars were stolen. police launched an investigation but have yet to locate the items or suspects.
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Washington Street
Fathers Night Observed by Taft School Club
The Taft School Club observed Fathers Night at Taft School on Hope Street. Past Department Commander Bertram W Waill of the American Legion spoke. Vocal duets by Howard and Harry Gray with accompaniment by Mrs Gertrude Griffin of Barrington. Refreshments were served by the hospitality committee.
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Harry Gray
Gertrude Griffin
Barrington
Providence Tribune backs Coolidge over Davis in national race
The Providence Tribune urges Rhode Island voters to support Calvin Coolidge for president, arguing his East roots and conservative platform will safeguard New England and national prosperity. It contrasts Davis and La Follette as sectional forces and calls for a Republican win to benefit the state and nation.
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Boston Post
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Coolidge
the Tribune
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Southwest
la Follette
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Putney Bryans
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Senate
New England
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East
Bryans
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Rhode Island
Washington
Tennis Tournament Sees Hamill In Final At Excelsior Club
County championship events continue at Silver Creek with Mollie Hamill and Helen W Church reaching the women’s singles final. Women’s doubles title goes to Hamill and Otillhe Geartner after a 6-4 2-6 6-3 win over Church and Mrs Herbert Easton. In men’s singles, early rounds see Nelson over Nerone 6-1 6-2, Kinsley over Estes 6-1 6-2, Merrill over DeW Pert 7-5 6-0, Thorndike over Middleton 9-0 6-1. Tirrell def Greene 6-4 6-4 and Boynton advances by default from Manton.
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Excelsior Tennis Club
Silver Creek
Mollie Hamill
Helen W. Church
Molle Hamill
Otillhe Geartner
Helen W . Church
Herbert Easton
R W . Nelson
A.B. Nerone
E. M Kinsley
A Estes
L. Merrill
James Dew Pert
I Thorndike
F Middleton
FE Tirrell
C.W. Greene
Warren
O G Boynton
F Manton
Burnside Lodge hosts social with Edgehill Temple guests
After a brief business meeting Tuesday night Burnside Lodge No. 34 Knights of Pythias held a get-together social with Edgehill Temple No. 3 Pythian Sisters as guests. A chowder supper followed by a musical program and dancing. George F Marshall led the arrangements.
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Burnside Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
George F Marshall
Chairman Walsh resigns from Democratic Town Committee
James J. Walsh chair of the Democratic Town Committee has resigned. A successor will be chosen at the committee meeting next Monday evening in the Court House. Candidates for Senator and Representatives from the first and second districts will be selected for the Oct 9 caucus.
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James J. Walsh
Democratic Town Committee
Court House
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