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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

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Colt Faces Stubborn Foe In Football Opener

Colt Memorial faces Cranston High in Cranston on Friday in the opening game of the 1933 season. Warren High meets De La Salle at Newport in a Friday clash, and Barrington opens Thursday against Dartmouth Mass High at Haynes Memorial Park. Colt hopes for a strong start to defend its Conference B title as Coach Carl Merritt named a veteran lineup and eyed reinforcements from juniors.

Cranston High Warren Barrington Colt Memorial Peck High Warren High School Colt Cranston de la Salle Newport Dartmouth Mass. High Haynes Memorial Park Carl Merritt Green Thunderbolts Cranston Recreation Field Bristol Edward J. Fitzgerald Ian “Johnny” Walker Ed Jackson Vernon Otten Vorra Parella Ray Bullock Eddie Sousa Manny” Borges Leo Mansi Whitey Mello Paulo Bruno Joe Bruno Capone Wayne Smith McGuigan Henry Rohrman Pip” Securo Bertram Bullock Fishy Caruso Esenstadt Principe Serpa Gilroy Morris Perron Romano Alfano Fiske Joe Perry McCarthy Semoe St. George School James Coyleiigh Taunton North Attleboro Jimmy McGeough Freebody Park Tom Collins Dartmouth iMass Bristol County

Bristol Defeats Warren In Opening Warren-Bristol Series

Bristol defeats Warren 13 to 10 in the opening Warren Bristol baseball series at Burrs Hill Park. After an 8-1 Bristol lead, Warren rallied with nine hits to tie the game, then Bristol pulled away late with key hits from Herzig Menard and DAngelo. Pitchers Marshall Correira DAmbrosio allowed limited hits as Bristol held on for the win.

Bristol Warren Burr’s Hill Park Foxy” Marshall Hut” Correira Mercier Bristol Routers Menard Bristol Sousa Jimmie Salzano Herzig D’angelo Polak Perry Beauregard McKara Tupez Fish Beauregard Fish Hut Andy D’ambrosio Ruppel Lefty" Greenwood

Bristol Rubber Workers Urged for Providence Plant Jobs

Gen L H Callan of Bristol asks U S Rubber Co president F B Davis Jr to prioritize Bristol workers or their children for jobs at the Providence plant. Davis replies he will direct Providence to consider the Bristol workers as far as the company's interests allow and that a company official will follow up within 1-2 weeks.

F. B. Davis U. S. Rubber Company Gen. Callan Bristol Providence United States Rubber Company F. B. Davis, Jr L. H. Callan Keds U. S. Rubber Co Davis Gen Callan Callan R I F B Davis United States Rubber Co Broadway New York City Maurice Smith Rehor U .S Rubber Company Recor P. S

Warren to Install Outfield Scoreboard for Clarity

Sidelights advocate Warren management build an outfield scoreboard to show game progress and provide late arriving fans with information without asking. The move aims to enhance fan value and engagement during matches.

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Warren Manager Boos Crowd Over Call In Braves Game

Ben Smusz faced boos from Bristol fans as he refused a Garvin runner. Jimmie may miss next Sundays behind the plate due to a knee injury. Infield struggles led to errors while Hut Correira and Herzig provided bright spots. Frank Sousa had a hitless first game though promise is shown, and Foxy Marshall with Charlie McKenna are expected to improve pitching in the series.

Ben Smusz Warren Bristol Garvin Bennie Jimmie

Veterans parade sponsor unit formed in Bristol

Victoria Gonsalves Post of the 243rd Coast Artillery votes to sponsor an NRA parade pending approval from Mrs. Dixon. The new post, named for deceased members Frank Victoria and Jimmy Gon salves, plans Armistice Day participation and fall fairs with a 50-member membership and a bugle and drum corps.

NRA Victoria-Gonsalves Post 243Rd Coast Artillery Fred M. Dixon Bristol County Consumers Matthew Britto John St. Angelo Alfred Burke Joseph P. Quartaro Frank Sousa Cosmo Bruscato Matthew Brito Frank Malafronte Joseph Warren William Butler Anthony Pacheco Martin Mansi Quartaro Armistice Day Committee

Surprise party honors retiring postmaster Connery

Retiring Postmaster Wm M Connery was saluted at a surprise gathering hosted by Charles C Duffy on Hope Street. Acting Postmaster Wm J McShane presented him an easy chair after a tenure from July 1 1929 to mid month. The group shared clam chowder and praised his leadership while listing attending colleagues.

Wm. M. Connery Charles C. Duffy Hope Street Mr. Connery Wm. J McShane Force Connery Nat B. Fales Mr Connery Mr McShane Chas C Duffy Lawrence F Davis Donald W Matheson George F. Pierce Vernon A Gray Wm. H. R Manchester James P. Fay Wm. N. Leahy Anthony J Bruno Charles W McGinn Frank C. Pearce John J. Burns Dennis J. McCarty

Bristol Sewege Project Seeks Rapid Federal Loan Approval

Bristol's sewer commission announces a $200000 Federal loan application for completing the sewage disposal plant approved by the State advisory board of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works. Officials expect swift action within a week and aim to start work before November 1. The system would serve Woonsocket to Bristol with branches through Lincoln, Cumberland, Pawtucket, East Providence, Barrington, Warren and Bristol, plus western connections to Providence and Cranston. The project promises about 100 jobs during construction and broader regional sanitation improvements.

William T. Dwyer Bristol Sewer Commission Bristol State Advisory Board Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works Dwyer Bristol Commission Washington Woonsocket Blackstone Valley Lincoln Cumberland Central Falls Pawtucket East Shore Warren North Providence Johnston Providence West Warwick Warwick Cranston

Y Directors Plan Drive For Local YMCA Campaign

The YMCA board approved an extensive membership drive for next month with George S. Pailthorpe as drive chairman. Stephen W. Hopkins and John G. Stewart join the committee. a 50 goal was set. John Andrade will host winter Wednesday gym sessions for a local basketball league. A repair and rate committee led by Henry W. Peterson, Earl H. Hobson, F Reginald Dimond, and George Pailthorpe was formed to fix bowling alleys and update rates.

Y.mc.a George S. Pailthorpe Stephen W. Hopkins John G. Stewart John Andrade Henry W. Peterson Earl H. Hobson F. Reginald Dimond George Pailthorpe

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