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One of my sad little secrets is that I hate getting my children's pictures taken. Sure I take snapshots of them all the time but getting them bathed, dressed and marched down to the portrait studio at the mall just so I can pay Hannah Montana behind the camera beaucoup bucks to capture them grimacing in unison hasn't been high on my priorities list.
Inevitably we get there and one of the kids has dried gum on their lips, has forgot their tie or has decorated their neck with temporary tattoos the night before. Oh, and there was the time that Spencer wanted to see what would happen if he stuck the tube from the central vacuum to his cheek while it was sucking. Three words: world's largest hickey.
It just seemed to tempt fate whenever a picture was scheduled--and don't get me started on school photos, I didn't even order them this year.
So a family picture? Never. We've had casual shots taken of all of us together but we've never gone to a studio for the real thing. Would you hate me if I confessed that I'd have probably gone my entire life without having a family portrait taken and never cared?
But we happen to have a friend who is amazing with a camera who owns Stanton Photography here in Anchorage. He's taken pictures of most of my extended family and done a terrific job so I thought that maybe--just maybe--it would be a good thing for us too. You know, nice for the grandparents and all that. If anyone could could catch us with all of our eyes open at the same time he could.
On the day of the sitting I was busy talking with one of the adults in the room in between groupings when I happened to look up while he was shooting Grace and Lillian together. All at once I had a mushy Mom Moment where I saw my two sweet little girls in that beautiful lighting looking so pretty and I got a little tear in my eye. Yes, a bona fide tear.
So this proves, after all, that I do not have a heart of stone (it also probably proves that real photographers make all the difference). I just love how the pictures turned out, they're beautiful. Maybe there's something to having a family portrait after all.
Thanks to all who entered the Saucy Frocks giveaway this weekend--my but the aprons were popular! I had people offering me cookies and all sorts of affection should I pick their name but Heather of Fort Mill, South Carolina had the good luck to win this time. But don't worry, I've already got great gear lined up to give away all through the next month!
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Joanne P. McCallie wanted a test for No. 7 Duke.DURHAM, N.C. -- With the tension of tournament time coming up, coach
She can always count on getting one from North Carolina State - even when it looked like another blowout for the Blue Devils.
Tricia Liston scored 24 points and Duke held on to beat No. 14 N.C. State 83-70 on Thursday night.
Haley Peters scored five of her 13 for the Blue Devils (24-3, 11-2 ACC) after the Wolfpack trimmed their 24-point lead to four.
"Exactly what we need," McCallie said. "We need a lot more of those games, the idea of playing a very quality opponent, the idea of a hot shooter that we lost and didn't find, of making incredible plays on our end. ... It's this kind of year for those kind of games."
Alexis Jones and Richa Jackson each scored 12 for Duke, which never trailed and withstood a furious rally to take hold of second place in the conference behind unbeaten and second-ranked Notre Dame. The Blue Devils blocked a season-best eight shots, seven in the first half.
Kody Burke had career highs of 30 points and six 3-pointers for N.C. State (22-5, 9-4), hitting three straight 3s during the rally.
"That's the reason we had a chance," first-year coach Wes Moore said. "She got us back in the game and gave us some momentum, and our kids fed off of that."
Her last one made it 70-66 with 3 1/2 minutes left. But N.C. State came up empty on its next four possessions - either missed shots or turnovers by freshman guards Miah Spencer and Ashley Williams.
"You've obviously used a lot of energy to get there, but we had some momentum and you could feel it," Moore said.
And then Peters hit what Moore called "the big shot."
Her 3-pointer from the corner with 2 minutes left made it a seven-point game. She then stuck back Jones' missed 3 to put Duke up 75-66 with about a minute remaining, and the Blue Devils pulled away for their third straight win in the series.
"We just refocused when it got to a point where they caught back up," Liston said. "We started getting stops on the defensive end. We started locating their shooters."
A tight finish should have been expected - even after the Blue Devils jumped out to that huge lead: Since McCallie took over at Duke in 2007, eight of the 10 meetings have been decided by 14 or fewer points.
"No one's ever going to quit in those games," she said.
But they always seem to end the same way at Cameron Indoor Stadium - where N.C. State hasn't won since 1996.
Peters and Elizabeth Williams each had 10 rebounds, and Liston reached the 20-point mark for the eighth time in 10 games since ACC co-player of the year Chelsea Gray suffered a season-ending knee injury.
Markeisha Gatling had 16 points and Spencer finished with 14 for N.C. State, which has lost two straight since a six-game winning streak vaulted the Wolfpack into the top 10 for the first time since 2001.
"Now we're seeing everybody's `A' game, and we've got to be able to answer that," Moore said. "I think we can but it's a big responsibility, and you've got to work that much harder."
N.C. State was well on its way to its worst shooting night of the season before it got hot midway through the second half, digging its way out of that huge hole to make it a game again. Spencer's 3-pointer with just under 6 minutes left made it 67-57 before Burke's 3-point binge made things unexpectedly tense.
That's because Duke looked to have wrapped this one up early in the second half by scoring on eight of nine trips downcourt during a 19-5 run that pushed its lead well into the 20s.
Liston hit three 3s during the burst, starting it with one and capping it with two more on back-to-back possessions to make it 59-35 with 14 1/2 minutes left.
"The shot selection was very poor at that time," the coach said. "A lot of jump shots, and defensively we weren't communicating as well. ... I think we lost our focus in that period of time, and I think it's a good lesson for us."
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A lot has changed since I first walked in to EvaRuth's Gluten-Free Bakery in Middletown, RI. I was so excited to find this after we moved here and I still get just as excited about it. This place is a little gem. Ruth, the owner has grown this shop so much over the past year alone.
You'll find amazing baked goods that are not only gluten-free but you will also find dairy free, and vegan options! She has also perfected an amazing bread recipe that baked fresh and comes in several different varieties (white, Italian, and baguettes). This bread is my favorite – you get about twice the size of ones that you can find frozen in your local grocery store and these are fresh!! Seriously, you can't beat it and its only a few dollars more…but again, you get more than double the product! There are delicious cupcakes, brownies, cookies, pies, and cakes.
In the last year she has also branched out and started offering lunch options which include sandwiches (on her bread!), and fantastic soups. She is currently working on an egg-less version of egg salad, which I was fortunate enough to get a sample of and it is out of this world delicious. I'm not dairy, egg, or nut free but I would go in and buy this in a heart beat.In addition to trying the egg-less egg salad I was also given a turkey sandwich with homemade tarragon mayo and a cup of chili that was loaded with veggies and quinoa! Oh my goodness, I'm not lying when I saw I wanted to lick the cup…it was that good. The perfect amount of spice, yum yum yum. In addition to the awesome lunch options Ruth has started offering fresh juices. She asked me if I wanted fruit or veggie….I chose the veg because I'm a sucker for V8. She came back with a cup of the Carrot Cleanse juice – I pretty much inhaled it. Delicious, flavorful, and refreshing are the first three words that came to mind as I tried it. You can taste all of the ingredients, which I have come to find as rare in many dishes and drinks. I love knowing exactly what is in my food.
Check out their extensive menu here. You can even order many of these delicious products on-line!
On top of all these great selections she and her staff are simply wonderful people. Always willing to help, answer questions, and offer suggestions if you are torn on what to choose. So if you are in the area please stop by and say hello to them. Also check out their website because they are now in a bunch of local markets and farmers markets!!
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Obama comments on potential civil rights violations at IRS; commissioner resigns
Washington — The FBI's criminal investigation of the Internal Revenue Service could include potential civil rights violations, false statements and potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in some partisan political activities, Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday.
Holder, testifying to the House Judiciary Committee, was asked what criminal charges could be pursued against IRS employees or officials. Holder announced on Tuesday that the Justice Department was the investigating the IRS after the agency acknowledged that agents had singled out conservative groups for extra scrutiny when they applied for tax-exempt status.
"I can assure you and the American people that we will take a dispassionate view of this," Holder said. "This will not be about parties, this will not be about ideological persuasions. Anybody who has broken the law will be held accountable."
Holder also says it will take time to determine if there was criminal wrongdoing.
As the investigation widened, House Speaker John Boehner told reporters he had this question: "Who's going to jail over this scandal?"
"There are laws in place to prevent this type of abuse. Someone made a conscious decision to harass and to hold up these requests for tax-exempt status," Boehner said. "I think we need to know who they are and whether they violated the law. Clearly someone violated the law."
Wednesday's hearing was the first of several in Congress that will focus on the issue.
Under mounting pressure, President Barack Obama on Wednesday released a trove of documents related to the Benghazi attack and forced out the top official at the Internal Revenue Service following revelations that the agency targeted conservative political groups. The moves were aimed at halting a perception spreading among both White House opponents and allies that the president has been passive and disengaged as controversies consume his second term.
In another action, the White House asked Congress to revive a media shield law that would protect journalists from having to reveal information, a step seen as a response to the Justice Department's widely criticized subpoenas of phone records from reporters and editors at The Associated Press.
The flurry of activity signaled a White House anxious to regain control amid the trio of deepening controversies. The incidents have emboldened Republicans, overshadowed Obama's legislative agenda and threatened to plunge his second term into a steady stream of congressional investigations.
Standing in the East Room of the White House, the president said Acting IRS Commissioner Steven Miller had resigned and vowed that more steps would be taken to hold those responsible accountable.
"Americans have a right to be angry about it, and I am angry about it," Obama said of the IRS actions. "I will not tolerate this kind of behavior at any agency, but especially at the IRS given the power that it has and the reach that it has into all of our lives."
Obama had addressed the IRS matter on Monday, but his measured words left many unsatisfied, particularly given that he had waited three days to address the developments. He also repeatedly asserted that he was waiting to find out if the reports were accurate, even though top IRS officials had already acknowledged the controversial actions.
Adding to narrative of a passive president were White House efforts to distance Obama from the IRS scandal, as well as the revelations that the Justice Department had secretly obtained work and personal phone records of journalists. In both cases, the White House insisted the president had no prior knowledge of the events and learned about the matters like the general public - from news reports.
Obama's cautious response, combined with his lack of awareness about controversies brewing within his administration, opened him to quick criticism from his Republican foes.
"If Obama really learned about the latest IRS and AP secret subpoena scandals in the news, who exactly is running the ship at the White House?" Republican National Committee spokesman Kirsten Kukowski said.
But in a worrying sign for the White House, some Democrats also criticized the president for not being more aggressive in responding to trouble within the government.
Robert Gibbs, Obama's former White House press secretary, said the president should have appointed a bipartisan commission of former IRS officials to look into the issue of targeting political organizations. And Gibbs gently chided his former boss for using passive language when he first addressed the political targeting during a White House news conference Monday.
"I think they would have a much better way of talking about this story rather than simply kind of landing on the, "well if this happened, then we'll look at it'," Gibbs said during an appearance on MSNBC.
The pair of new fresh controversies coincided with a resurgence in the GOP-led investigation into the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks on a U.S. compound in Benghazi, Libya, that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans.
Congressional Republicans launched another round of hearings on the attacks last week. And on Friday, a congressional official disclosed details of emails among administration officials that resulted in the CIA downplaying the prospect that the attacks were an act of terror in talking points used to publicly discuss the deadly incident.
Obama aides insisted the emails were either taken out of context or provided no new information but resisted pressure to make the emails public for five days, before finally disclosing the documents to reporters Wednesday. The emails revealed that then-CIA Director David Petraeus disagreed with the final talking points, despite the White House's insistence that the intelligence agency had the final say over the statements.
The White House has publicly defended its handling of the controversies. Obama spokesman Jay Carney has insisted it would be "wholly inappropriate" for the president, in the case of the Justice Department matter, to weigh in on an active investigation, and in the case of the IRS controversy, to insert himself in the actions of an independent agency.
How are you feeling about recent government moves that have targeted nonprofit groups and wiretapped reporters' phones?
This has been a very bad week for Obama and it's only Wednesday.
I'm willing to reserve judgment until the investigations provide the how, who and why behind the IRS intrusions and secret AP phone wiretaps.
If Obama were a Republican, the outcry would be deafening.
I don't think it's fair to lump together and blame the president for Benghazi, the IRS actions and Justice Department wiretaps.
Obama is showing himself in the same league as Nixon.
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Originally Posted by atlasshrugged: Haven't been able to review all the charts just yet for this week's close. I'll probably do it watching the Pats game tomorrow and throw something up here.
Credability has been lost it seems?
Come on man at least spell "credibility" correctly if you are going to insinuate someone has lost credibility.
The reason why I did not jump in here as frequently as before among other reasons is because I didn't see the need to discuss "more of the same" and I wanted to observe the market reaction to yet "more of the same". When I made a statement at that time it was reliant on whether or not there were two straight weekly closes below 1360 on ES with increasing volume. I was clear on that. There were not two consecutive such closes.
Given that, and yet more monetary easing announced and/or jawboned we obviously saw another rally which is not surprising. This is what I mean by "more of the same". The Fed announced more QE though it had already announced it would do this and basically came out one month after stating it was possible to in fact affirm it would increase money printing to $85 Billion/month into perpetuity. Sure enough this occured just as the charts were "on the edge" thus confirming my belief that Bernanke and his troops are very aware of the technicals and make announcements at certain times for very specific reasons. They know this is a house of cards and they are doing their best to try and kick the can down the road as far as they can for as long as they can. This is the reaction I wanted to observe.
Given that, nothing has changed in terms of the central banks around the world doing anything and everything to intervene to artifically prop up ES, EURUSD, and the Dax in that order of priority. At this point it appears to me that this latest attempt to do just that is running out of steam.
I'll touch on the charts as there is now a more distinct possibility that both an intermediate term top and long term top is forming. Regarding the fundamentals they are more deplorable than they were in the late fall and I highlight a couple of observations:
- there is an enormous, mind boggling disparity between US equity strength and many, many key macro indicators most notably the performance of high yield debt, credit markets overall, and indicatiors such as the price of copper. In other words, stocks have been floating in la la land on their own beyond levels on a relative basis not seen since 2007/2008. High yield debt and credit overall has a very strong track record of anticipating reality.
- despite every central bank in the world propping up EURUSD and trying to hurt the USD that son of a gun USD just won't break down and in fact has rallied sharply in recent weeks. The "strength" of EURUSD is/was intended to fool the speep into believing "all is well" with the Eurozone financial system but that same "strength" substantially hurts the alredy decimated Eurozone economies so in the end as usual there is no free lunch. A stronger and rising USD does not help risk assets.
- markets not artificially supported by Bernanke such as gold, silver, and the Shanghai composite continue to reflect what the charts can and do predict accurately. In other words, if Bernanke is not literally buying a certain market through the primary dealers then the charts are very accurate at telling you what is really going on. I note that the metals (as I consistently stated in various threads here) continue to grind out their decline within their downtrends. the Shanghai Composite has also stayed within its long term downtrend channel. These tell you something about risk assets when uncle benny is not there to scratch your back each and every day. Obviously, the last thing Bernanke would support is rising gold for example as it could/would suggest a potential panic and loss of faith in the very house of cards he worked so hard to support!
Regarding the charts and the Spider I am observing the following:
- 1495 and 1497 as possible walls for this bounceback we see so far this morning. 1510-1512 as well. If it can't break powerfully above these then it may indicate the trend is changing. If this rally were to keep moving higher there should be a strong reaction to the upside in the very near future.
- 1470-1473 would be my expectation if said bounce does not take place above the levels mentioned above.
More to follow possibly after today on longer term implications.
As usual, I have stated very clearly that ES is the target of the Fed. Thus, at any point in time some type of action, bailout, jawboning, etc. can swing things wildly. The pattern has been that when things look like they are heading opposite of what the Fed is trying to decieve you into believing (which is that "everything is fine" and AAPL will go straight to $2,000) then that is when they step in with some type of action. Each subsequent rally from intervention has had a shorter and shorter duration and this one is following that pattern. I know this and Bernanke knows this. We will see how they react to this but nothing should surprise anyone.
Spider closed at 1496.97 almost exactly at the upper band of the short term top of the range of 1495-1497. Little short off the 1497 touch this morning was all for me it's risky out there!
Looked like after the European close Bernanke's soldiers were all hands on deck to prop up this pig as much as they could. Need another day or so to see what shakes out. No conviction yet that it's not just a bounce.
NP Atlas, just wanted your thoughts since you were gone for quite a while. My negativity seemed to work this time?


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Cranston Budlong Softball to Join LIVE from World Series on Tuesday
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Cranston Budlong softball team is continuing their run in the Little League Juniors World Series in Kirkland, Washington.
Richard Ferry, the head coach of the team will join GoLocal LIVE on Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Cranston's Run
Most recently, Cranston lost to Utah 5-0 on Monday to fall to 1-1 in the tournament.
The loss came one day after Cranston earned a thrilling win on Sunday when Sydney Casale hit a walk-off sacrifice fly ball to beat Bologna, Italy 3-2.
Cranston's next game is Tuesday, July 31 against Smithville, Texas at 4:30 p.m.
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Vinnie Paz
Paz, formerly Pazienza, fought 60 professional bouts at the Lightweight, Light Middleweight and Super Middleweight weight classes.
He won the IBF World Lightweight Championship. His overall record was 50 and 10, and he fought in one of the golden ages of boxing. He fought Roberto Duran, Roy Jones, Jr., and Joe Frazier, Jr..
Far from perfect, he has been arrested a number of times on a range of charges. His colorful life story is the subject of a feature movie, "Bleed for This," developed by Executive Producer Martin Scorcese.
Billy Andrade
Billy Andrade and Brad Faxon will once again be co-hosting the tournament. Together, the two have helped raise over $19 million for local charities in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts since the tournament started in 1999.
Andrade has four career wins on the PGA Tour and three career wins on the Champions Tour.
In 2016, Andrade has a second place finish (lost in a playoff), four top 10 finishes and five top 25 finishes.
In his Champions Tour career, Andrade has never missed a cut.
Central Falls
Bobby Doyle
Bobby Doyle is a 7-time Ocean State Marathon Champion while finishing the 1979 Boston Marathon in 2:14:04, good enough for 7th place before finishing 5th in 1985.
Doyle represented the United States as part of the 1979 Pan American Games in Puerto Rico and competed in the 1980 and 1984 Olympic Marathon trials.
Prior to that, he attended the University of Texas at El Paso on a scholarship and earned All-American honors as a sophomore, helping the program win the 1969 NCAA Division I Cross Country Championship.
Ellison "Tarzan" Brown
Brown, known as "Deerfoot" among his native Narragansett tribe, was a popular and highly-accomplished distance runner during the 1930's and 1940's.
Brown competed in the marathon in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, and would have competed in the 1940 Olympics in Helsinki were it not canceled due to World War II. But his greatest exploits were during the Boston Marathon. In the 1936 marathon, Brown took off so fast that the press chose instead to follow the number two runner, John Kelley. Eventually the two ended up neck-in-neck, but Brown "broke Kelley's heart" to take the final lead on the last hill in Newton, inspiring reporter Jerry Nason to coin the term "heartbreak hill."
Brown was raised in poverty on a Narragansett reservation in Charlestown. He worked as a stonemason and shell fisherman until he was run over and killed by a van in 1975. There is a road race named after him in Mystic, Connecticut.
Janet Moreau
Born in Pawtucket, Moreau competed for the U.S. team in the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, where she won the gold medal in the 4x100-meter relay with a world record team time of 45.9 seconds. She was also a national champion in the 50-yard dash, the 220-yard dash, the standing long jump, and the 4x100-meter relay.
A consummate athlete, Moreau even excelled at swimming. In 1948 she became the junior national swimming champion in the 100-yard freestyle. She was inducted into the Boston University Hall of Fame in 1978.
North Smithfield
Jeff Jillson
Jeff Jillson was drafted 14th overall in the first round of the 1999 NHL Entry Draft by the San Jose Sharks.
He was traded to the Boston Bruins during the 2002-03 season and spent most of his time playing in Providence.
In 140 regular season NHL games, Jillson scored 9 goals and recorded 32 assists for a total of 41 points.
In 2004, he played for Team USA in the ice hockey world championships. The team finished 3rd.
Jillson played his high school hockey at Mount Saint Charles Academy before going to the University of Michigan.
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Brian Lawton
Brian Lawton was the first American picked number one overall in the NHL Draft in 1983 by the Minnesota North Stars.
Lawton set a mark for the North Stars for the fastest tow goals scored by a rookie at 19 seconds in 1983.
He played in the NHL for 12 seasons, his last coming in 1992-93 and played a total of 483 professional hockey games (including AHL and IHL.)
For his career, he totaled 112 goals and 154 assists, resulting in 266 points.
Lawton played high school hockey at Mount Saint Charles Academy and led the program to 4 straight state championships and a record of 121-3-2 overall.
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Mike Stefanik
Mike Stefanik was named the second greatest NASCAR Modified driver of all-time in 2003 and was nominated for the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2015 and 2016.
From 1989 to 1989, Stefanik won 4 championships with the Modified Tour while also winning as a Busch North driver in 1997 and 1998.
He was the first driver to win two NASCAR championships in consecutive years.
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Joe Mazzulla
The Johnston native was a prep star at Bishop Hendricken High School, leading the Hawks to three straight state championships from 2004-06.
He averaged 24 points per game in his career at Hendricken, and put up 12 rebounds, five assists, and three steals as a senior to help lead the Hawks to a perfect 21-0 record. Mazzulla dropped 39 points in the state championship game that season, and was named the Rhode Island Gatorade Player of the Year as a junior and senior.
He then went on to play for coach Bob Huggins at West Virginia University, helping lead the Mountaineers to the 2010 Final Four. Mazzulla had a memorable career in Morgantown, first as a key reserve off the bench and then as the starting point guard as a junior and senior.
As a senior, he averaged 7.7 points, 4.2 assists, and 3.8 rebounds as a senior. If not for a shoulder injury that derailed him for the entire 2008-09 season and much of 2009-10, Mazzulla might have had a much more storied career at West Virginia.
He played the entire 2009-10 season despite being unable to shoot free throws right-handed, and having, as his coach Bob Huggins put it to the New York Times, "no chance to shoot a jump shot."
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Clem Labine
Labine was a right handed pitcher for the 1955 Dodgers who won the world championship.
That season, Labine went 13-5 with an ERA of 3.24 helping to get the Dodgers the title.
Overall, Labine played in 13 big league seasons and was named to the All-Star team twice.
Labine went 77-56 in his career with 94 saves and an ERA of 3.63 while totaling 551 strikeouts.
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Carol Newman Cronin
Cronin was a member of the U.S. Sailing Team from 2001 to 2007 and competed in the 2004 Summer Games in Athens Greece. In those games, her team won two races.
She currently is an author and has written books such as Oliver's Surprise, Cape Cod Surprise and Game of Sails.
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West Warwick
Hugh Duffy
Though Duffy was born in Cranston, he lived in West Warwick until he was 13 years old.
Duffy served as a player manager for the Chicago White Stockings, Chicago Pirates, Boston Reds, Boston Beaneaters, Milwaukee Brewers and Philadelphia Phillies between 1888 and 1906.
In 1894, Duffy set the single season record for batting average, hitting .440.
Duffy was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1945 and worked as a scout for the Boston Red Sox until 1953.
East Greenwich
Wilma Briggs
Briggs was a left fielder who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League from 1948 to 1954.
While she was never selected to an all-star team, she was one of only 14 players to record 300 or more career RBIs and led the league in home runs during the 1953 season.
In her career, Briggs played a total of 691 games, recorded 301 RBIs and hit 43 home runs.
Nap Lajoie
Lajoie played Major League Baseball between 1896 and 1916. Lajoie played second base and was also a player manager for the Philadelphia Phillies, Philadelphia Athletics and Cleveland Naps.
In his baseball career, Lajoie recorded 3,252 hits, 82 home runs, 1,599 home runs and managed 700 games.
He was born in Woonsocket and played semi-professional baseball for a local Woonsocket team under the name "Sandy."
He would later play for Class B New England's Fall River Indians.
Frankie Frisch
Frisch was selected to the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame in 2014 after playing there from 1927 to 1937 and managing there from 1933 to 1938.
He is also a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Frisch made his MLB debut in 1919 for the New York Giants, where he played until 1926.
In his career, Frisch had a batting average of .316, racking up 2,880 hits, 105 home runs and 1,244 RBIs.
Frank Galleshaw
Galleshaw, the current owner of Wrights Farm, won the New England Prep National Individual Wrestling Championship in 1981 in the 130 pound weight class.
The win came after Galleshaw finished 4th in the 1980 New England Wrestling Tournament in the 123 pound division.
Galleshaw was selected to the Burrillville Athletic Hall of Fame in 2013.
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East Providence
Davey Lopes
Lopes played in the MLB for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Oakland Athletics, Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros and is currently the first base coach for the Washington Nationals.
Lopes was drafted in the second round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1968 MLB January Draft after playing high school ball at LaSalle Academy and then going to Iowa Wesleyan College and Washburn University.
In his MLB career, Lopes hit 155 home runs, had 614 RBIs and stole 557 bases.
Billy Gonsalves
Gonsalves is described as being the "Babe Ruth of American Soccer" as he spent more than 25 years playing in different American professional leagues and was a member of the 1930 and 1934 USA teams that competed in the FIFA World Cup.
He joined the Fall River Marksmen in 1929 and played 75 games for them, scoring 49 goals in the process while also leading the team in assists.
Gonsalves was part of the inaugural induction class into the United States National Soccer Hall of Fame in 1950.
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Lou & Pat Abbruzzi
Lou Abruzzi was a professional football player and spent one season with the Boston Yanks in the NFL as a special teams player and tailback in 1946.
He accounted for 229 all-purpose yards, 26 rushing yard and 6 carries, 55 receiving yards on 2 receptions and 147 yards on 8 kick off returns while completing one pass for 11 yards.
Pa Abbruzzi (pictured) played football in the Canadian football league as a running back following a collegiate career at URI.
Abbruzzi played four seasons with the Montreal Alouettes from 1955 to 1959 and was awarded the CFL's Most Outstanding Player award in the 1955 season.
He also was selected as an all-star in both 1955 and 1956.
Jacob & Zach Kapstein
Jacob was picked in round 35 of the 2012 MLB draft by the Detroit Tigers and is currently playing with the Connecticut Tigers in the New York Penn League.
In the 2015 season, he had 21 hits in 37 games while knocking in 8 RBIs.
Zach (pictured) was drafted in round 44 of the 2010 MLB Draft by the Boston Red Sox and is currently paling in the Carolina League.
His current stats are that he has 4 hits in 7 games played in the 2016 season.
For his career in the minors, he has 124 hits and 51 RBI in 161 games.
Glenna Collett-Vare
Glenna Collett - Vare won six U. S. Amateurs from 1922 to 1935 and currently has a trophy named after her on the LPGA Tour for the player with the lowest stroke average.
Vare won 50 championships overall, her final one coming at the age of 56 at the 1959 Rhode Island Women's Golf Association tournament.
In 1975, she was part of the first class inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame.
Vare passed away at the age of 85, but at the age of 81 she still had a handicap of 15 and played her 61st consecutive invitational event in 1984 at Point Judith Country Club.
Mckenzie Meehan
McKenzie Meehan is in her redshirt senior season at Boston College where she is the women's soccer program's all-time leading scorer with 46 career goals and is just one goal short of tying the program record for game winning goals.
In 2013, she was selected as a member of the U-20 National Team in the CONCACAF Championship and was a Co-Golden Boot winner, honoring the top scorer of the tournament with 6 goals.
Prior to that, she played at LaSalle Academy and led the team to 4 straight State Championships and never lost a game in her high school career, 76-0-7. As a senior at LaSalle, she scored 80 goals which led the entire country.
She finished her high school career with 181 goals.
Nicole Girard
Girard is currently the Director of Basketball Operations for the University of Rhode Island women's basketball team, where she has been on the staff since 2014, starting as a video coordinator.
Prior to her coaching career, Girard played college basketball at Rhode Island College where she led the team to the semifinals of the conference tournament in her first season after transferring from CCRI.
The following season, Girard led RIC to their first Little East Conference championship and a second round appearance in the D III NCAA Tournament.
Girard left CCRI as the school's all-time assists leader.
Matt Kuhar
Matt Kuhar is coming off an injury in his sophomore year at Bryant University but in his freshman season he put together one of the best seasons in program history. Kuhar finished the season 18-9 overall and a 9-6 mark in the number one spot.
He won three matches at ITA Regionals and was named the Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year.
Prior to that, Kuhar, attended Smithfield High School where he posted a career 62-1 record during his first three seasons and won two Rhode Island Singles Championships, and helping Smithfield win the 2013 Division I title.
Kaitlyn Birrell
Kaitlyn Birrell led Scituate girls soccer to a State Championship win over LaSalle where she scored the game winner on penalty kicks. She also played basketball and led the Spartans to success on the court.
After graduating high school in 2009, Birrell went on to play soccer and basketball at Salve Regina.
In 2012, Birrell scored 21 goals for Salve Regina and earned the Commonwealth Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year for the second straight season. She holds the programs top four records for goals in a season.
On the basketball court, she held Salve Regina win their second straight conference championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance. She was named the conference's Defensive Player of the Year. She owns the school's all-time record for steals and assists.
In February of 2013 she was named Female Athlete of the Year by Words Unlimited.
It was the first time in the organizations 67-year history that they chose a non-Division I athlete.
Hank Soar
After spending time as an running back in the NFL, Soar went on to have a long career as an umpire in Major League Baseball.
In baseball, Soar was the first base umpire when Don Larsen of the New York Yankees pitched a perfect game in Game 5 of the 1956 World Series and then was at first base again in 1975 when Nolan Ryan of the California Angels threw his 4th no-hitter.
He also officiated four all-star games in his career, being behind the plate for the 1963 game.
Soar was born in Richmond before moving to Pawtucket where he went to Tolman High School and then Providence College.
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West Greenwich
Al Georgio
While at Exeter/West Greenwich High School rushed for 2,872 yards and 49 touchdowns in 2011 and was named the Rhode Island Running Back of the Year.
For his career, he rushed for 6,000 yards and more than 100 touchdowns.
Georgio was a three time all-state running back and three time all-division running back.
He went on to play college football at Norwich where he had 743 all-purpose yards as a sophomore, averaging 74 per game.
New Shoreham
Kiley Hall
Kiley Hall played women's basketball for Block Island and was named a 2014-2015 Rhode Island Interscholastic Basketball League All-Star for Division III.
During that season, Kiley scored 1,000 career points, becoming only the third player in the school's history to do so.
There are now currently 4 players with 1,000 points in the history of the program.
South Kingstown
Raymond Johnson
Johnson led South Kingstown basketball to three state championships in the 1960s before going on to Providence College where he played for Joe Mullaney and Dave Gavitt.
Johnson was also a football star when he went to Yarmouth Academy.
Jimmy Van Allen
Van Allen is best know as being the founder of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport but prior to that was a national singles and doubles champion in court tennis.
Van Allen founded the Hall of Fame in 1954 and also is the inventor of the first tie breaker in tennis, which was introduced at the 1970 U.S. Open.
Van Allen was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame himself in 1965.
John Dias
John Dias was a star basketball player at Middletown High School from 1963 to 1965.
In that time period, Dias scored 610 points.
Following his playing career, Dias went on to coach basketball at four different high schools from 1970 to 1994.
Little Compton
Bertrand Shurtleff
Shurtleff was an offensive lineman who spent three seasons in the NFL with the Providence Steam Roller in 1925-1926 and then the Boston Bulldogs in 1929.
He played in 15 career games at both the center and guard position and started 5 of them.
Prior to being a pro, Shurtleff attended Brown University.
Shaun Gamelin
Gamelin is pitcher and catcher currently working with the Rhode Island Baseball Institute and is in the process of being recruited to play college baseball.
According to MaxPreps, Gamelin is considered one of the top 40 players in the state of Rhode Island with a fastball topping out at 86 mph.
Madison D'Arezzo
D'Arezzo played softball at Exeter West Greenwich, taking the position of center field and left field.
While at EWG, she made back to back all-state teams and Max Preps ranked her as one of the top 35 players in the state for the 2015-16 season.
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