Warren Athletic Hall of Fame 1931 - 1949 Photos 
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transpixel Early 1930s Warren Wanderers Football team included Frankie Mello, Lou Bernardo, and Jimmy Daniels. In 1931 they tied the undefeated East Providence Coronas; the previous season they had defeated the Riverside-based eleven on a Mello touchdown, 6-0.  transpixel
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transpixel 1931 Boxer Jim Abbruzzeese (Abbruzzi). Prominent Warren pugilists have included Abbruzzeese, Baldy Frodyma, Satch Jamiel, the Pratte twins, and Jo-Jo Sanchas. 
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transpixel 1931 Milt Johnson, All State Baseball and Football star, later captained the University of New Hampshire football eleven. 

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Early 1930s Warren Wanderers Football team included Frankie Mello, Lou Bernardo, and Jimmy Daniels. In 1931 they tied the undefeated East Providence Coronas; the previous season they had defeated the Riverside-based eleven on a Mello touchdown, 6-0.
1931 Boxer Jim Abbruzzeese (Abbruzzi). Prominent Warren pugilists have included Abbruzzeese, Baldy Frodyma, Satch Jamiel, the Pratte twins, and Jo-Jo Sanchas.
1931 Milt Johnson, All State Baseball and Football star, later captained the University of New Hampshire football eleven.

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transpixel 1931 Warren High School Football Captain Jim Salvatore. transpixel
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transpixel 1931-1936 Jim McGeough, Warren High School coach. His football teams won two titles and his 1936 baseball squad reached the state finals before losing to Cranston. transpixel
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transpixel 1932 Henry Pratte, Golden Gloves Rhode Island Bantamweight Champion. (He and his twin brother Herb agreed not to fight each other; thus Henry fought in the Rhode Island competition and Herb boxed in the Southern New England event.) 
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1931 Warren High School Football Captain Jim Salvatore.
1931-1936 Jim McGeough, Warren High School coach. His football teams won two titles and his 1936 baseball squad reached the state finals before losing to Cranston.
1932 Henry Pratte, Golden Gloves Rhode Island Bantamweight Champion. (He and his twin brother Herb agreed not to fight each other; thus Henry fought in the Rhode Island competition and Herb boxed in the Southern New England event.)
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transpixel 1932 Herb Pratte, Golden Gloves Southern New England Bantamweight Champion. (He and his twin brother Henry agreed not to fight each other; thus Herb fought in the Southern New England competition and Henry boxed in the Rhode Island event.) transpixel
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transpixel 1932 Leo Sevigny traveled to Northern Rhode Island and joined with a number of professionals to help Chepachet down Slatersville. Batting cleanup, he went two for three before breaking his leg and losing out on a scheduled 1933 tryout with the Boston Red Sox. transpixel
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transpixel 1935 Warren High Undefeated Class C Football Champions. Standing: Steve Wojtyto, Donat Brochu, Howard Johnson, Clint LaFlamme, Lester Burdge, Duke Abbruzzi, Jim Salvatore, and Art Moody. Kneeling: Pete Mogayzel, Ollie Lessard, Paul Sevigny, Bo Gempp, Walt Bogostaff, Fred Polak, and George Amadee. 
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1932 Herb Pratte, Golden Gloves Southern New England Bantamweight Champion. (He and his twin brother Henry agreed not to fight each other; thus Herb fought in the Southern New England competition and Henry boxed in the Rhode Island event.)
1932 Leo Sevigny traveled to Northern Rhode Island and joined with a number of professionals to help Chepachet down Slatersville. Batting cleanup, he went two for three before breaking his leg and losing out on a scheduled 1933 tryout with the Boston Red Sox.
1935 Warren High Undefeated Class C Football Champions. Standing: Steve Wojtyto, Donat Brochu, Howard Johnson, Clint LaFlamme, Lester Burdge, Duke Abbruzzi, Jim Salvatore, and Art Moody. Kneeling: Pete Mogayzel, Ollie Lessard, Paul Sevigny, Bo Gempp, Walt Bogostaff, Fred Polak, and George Amadee.
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