Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-08
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With Arthur pitching one of his best games, the fast Bradford team white washed the Westerly K of C. nine at Riverside park Sunday afternoon, to 0. The game was one of the fastest exhihi- tions seen in Westerly this year. and gives Bradford the edge on the three game series between the two teams.
 The whole credit for winning the game should go to Arthur of the visitors, who allowed but four scattered hits, struck out 13, and issued but one pass. AL though the Kaceys had Comerford of Boston college and Davidson and Porter of Brown university on the lineup. with Buck Shea of Hartford on the mound. they were defeated, mainly through in- ability to hit. Only 31 men faced Arthur and this fact alone shows how steady ne was throughout the entire game. Shea for the locals was touched up for II hits and received poor support from his aut- field, but without a few runs Co his credit no pitcher can win game.
 The score by innings: R. H. E. Bradford 70 0 0 0 o 2 0 2 O-4 Il 1 K. of c. 70 0 0 o 0 co o co 2 Batteries: Kaceys. Shea and Keliers i; Bradford, Arthur and Kelly; umpires, Graham and Murphy.
 Donald Chapman of Franklin, Mass. was arresetd Saturday afternoon on the
  Frank Madison and was brought before l Judge Oliver H. Williams at a special stssion of the Third district court. Chap man pleaded guilty to exceeding the speed limit and was :ned $40 and costs. which were paid.
 l The funeral mass for Mrs. Margaret ] Lynch, wife of Francis Lynch of East avenue, who died Wednesday at the Rhode Island hospital in Providence. was celebrated Saturday morning at the 1 Church of the Immaculate Conception by l service Thomas V. Clancy sang Calvary and Martin H. Spellman rendered Thy Will Be Done. The bearers were Law renee Foley, George Dunn. Charles Kee- nan, Frank Foley, Michael Healey and Jeremiah O'Connell. Burial was in St | Michaers new cemetery.
 | A meeting of Police Commissioner Ben | jamin P. Moulton of Providence with members of the police committee of the ] Westerly town council, Town Solicitor ! Harry B. Agard and Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown was held Friday night in the council charmber, when there was a discussion of a change in the jitney ordinance for Westerly. MT. Moulton ex- plained the jitney and hackney ordi- nances of Providence. No action was taken on the matter by the iocel police committee.
 The officers of tho Fifth company, R. N. G., have received a copy of the orders recently issued Ivy Major A. F. Williams of the ordnance department calling fol a state rife team to represent the Rhode Island National guard at the shooting matches 10 be held at Camp Perry 'ht latter part of thh month. The Isho1' Island team will co lsist of IA men, 10 b. chosen by competition a; the RumfGri range Aug. Is, 16 and 19.
 The vacation of the New York fresh aii children is nearly at an end. as the ': who have been visiting at private home here for the past two weeks will Ieavi for New York Tuesday morning on thu 10.32 train. Mrs. s. H, Davis, chairma1 of the local committee. has announces that the children may remain longer, the consent of their parents is obtained
 Lsconies.
 The members of the R. I. Ones of tn, Westerly fire department enjoyed thei annual clambake at Brightnan's pon, Sunday. while the Cyclones and Alert enjoyed their banquet at Rocky Point
 Bee Inspector H. W. Foley of West port, Conn.,, made an official visit t Pawcatuck Friday afternoon and inspect ed several swarms in that village
 NIT. and Mrs M. E. Trainer an daughter Jane of Germantown, Pa, ar guests of Mrs. Hannah R. Trainer O Maple avenue.
 !, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Knight and fam fly of Canal street will leave Westerl today CMonday) for Los Angeles, Cal . where they will make their home The ' will make the trip by automobile Miss Susan C. Hiscox has returned t
 her home Tn Little Genessee, N. Y, afte a short visit with Westerly relatives. Frank Foley, a former star catcher O D the Westerly High school baseball tean who Is now employed in Philadelphi;