Largest crowd witnesses Warren Bristol baseball game in Warren
About 8,000 fans packed Franklin Street as Warren beat Bristol 11 to 7 in a spirited Inter-State League opener. Bristol officials, led by Hill and Lemaire, battled a patched lineup but Warren forged ahead in the eighth with four straight hits after two outs. Game halted around 8 PM with Bristol trailing and continued on the next page.
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Warren
Bristol
Franklin Street
Cornell
Lucien
McKeon
Hill
Lemaire
Carroll
Providence
Danny
Ahearn
Smith
Chappelle
Kelly
Murphy
Rische
Wardwell
Warren Boys
Martin
Simister
Ryan
Laflamme
Lonergan
Chappelite
Steft
Duffy
Lafontaine
Parks
Risoche
Warren man badly injured in depot accident near Hope and Oliver
James B. Keeler a small store operator and sewing machine agent on Hope Street near Oliver Street was severely bruised after jumping onto a moving Bristol train at Warren depot Friday evening. He was taken to St Joseph's Hospital after initial treatment at home, with officials reporting hip bruises and no broken femur, and expected recovery barring complications.
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James B. Keeler
Hope Street
Oliver Street
Warren
Keeler
Providence
Bristol
Fall River
Parker Mill
John J. Con Way
Hope
Oliver Streets
Explanation by Bristol Ball Players to the Editor
Four Bristol Base Ball Club members defend themselves against accusations of seeking five dollars for services. They recount negotiations with Manager Lafontaine and changes by Warren, claim the money was to be handled transparently and placed in bank receipts for next spring. Signers are G. W. Guinan, Fred Van Almeere, John H. Tucker Jr., and Philip Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Phoenix
Bristol
Lafontaine
Board of Directors
Warren
G. W. Guinan
Fred van Almeere
John H. Tucker, JR
Philip Morris
Boy Fatally Injured Near Barrington Tracks
Eight year old George Southwood of Parker Mill District East Warren was found beside Rhode Island Suburban Railway tracks in Barrington early Sunday. He died at Rhode Island Hospital after injuries including a fractured skull and broken nose, believed struck by a car around 1:20 a.m. Details of the incident remain unclear.
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George Southwood
Weaver
Parker Mill
East Warren
Rhode Island
Southwood
Barrington
Hilla Fales
Warren
H. W. Hopkins
H. H. Armstrong
Pleasant Whist Party Honors Miss DeW Perry and Mrs Colt
Friday afternoon Miss Minnie DeW. Perry and Mrs LeBaron B. Colt hosted a bridge whist party at Miss Perry’s home followed by tea poured by Mrs Charles Wheelwright and Mrs Harry H. Cabot. Attendees included Miss Primrose Colt Mrs Walter S Hackney Miss Maria Norris Mrs A W Archer Mrs Jackson Mrs Chesebrough and many others with prizes awarded to Mrs Archer Mrs Jackson and Mrs Chesebrough.
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Minnie Dew. Perry
LeBaron B. Colt
Charles Wheelwright
Harry H. Cabot
Edwin A. Barrows
Harold J. Groas
Primrose Colt
Walter S. Hackney
Harry Osbot
Maria Norris
W.fred Williams
John 8
Chesebrough
May Harrison
Henry W. Hayes
A. W. Archer
Jackson
Baohe
Ida Usher
Hattie Barnes
Hosmer
Fielding ‘Williams
Archer
Airs. Jackson
Chbesebrough
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Connery
Men’s Outfitter
G.A. RR
Christie’s Union Ore
M. W. Schoen
Hope and
Constitution Streets
Cor, Hope and Bradford Sts
Bristol Public Market
Forest of Lamb
Tel
J. 8. Keeler
Hope ST
Bristol, R. I
Gorham Co
Edward D. Kunz
Providence Telephone Go Contract Department
Union Street
Tela
A.p.merone Agt
Ralston
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
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