New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1927, Page 11

NEWS AND NOTES OF INDOOR LOOP Playground Teams in Action on Two Diferent Diamonds The Bartlett playground indoor baseball team won its second vic- tory in as many starts from the Wil- low Brook team by a score of 5 to 2 yesterday. Sotula and Mlynarski were the stars of the aBrtlett team and Garrola played well for Willow ! Brook. The score: Bartlett . 001 310 0—5 8 1 Willow Brook . 100 010 0—2 6 Batteries: Bartlett, Owirski and | Rustic. Willow Brook, Garrola and George. Umpire, Potkay. Smith Team Loses Playing a major league brand of ball, the Paradise Park girls ran up 4 big lead over thelr Smith sisters vesterday in the Girls' Playground league. Coming back strongly in the last two frames, Smith scored 10 runs, one short of the tieing mark. Miss Aldy Staskelunas came very near being-a heroine when she con- nected with the two bagger while bases were loaded n the final frame. “becoming common."” Hodgson said that he drank two glasses of beer only in the after- noon. The street trouble was hours later. CHILD 1 BITTEN BADLY BY WOLF New Jersey Youngster Is in Serious Condition Red Bank, N. J. July 22 (P— | Bitten in the stomach by a wolf that escaped from his father's zoo near Middletown, six year old Thomas Holton was in Woodley hospital to- day in a serious condition. The animal attacked the boy and a playmate in the yard of his fath- er's home, which is near the zoo. Elmira Johnson, a maid gt the house, ran to the rescue of the Hol- ton boy and her son, and finally suc- ceeded in beating the wolf off with the butt of a gun. |1ads into the house. The beast regained consciousness, entered the house through a door, which had been nosed open by a| | police dog, and dragged the Holton | ATW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, DETROIT IS HUB OF FLYING PLAN Am tors Wlll Set Out fo Seek New Records Detroit, Mich,, July 22 (UP)— | Soaring fanwise from Detroit, three | fliers will set out within two weeks to clinch the victory of man over She carried the | the air. | The big oceans have taken de- | cisive beatings recently and now the men who fly are out to beat hest of | the world and hang up records for their children to shoot at. An around the world flight in 15 | | days or less, a non-stop flight from | a standing start in Georgia across | |the equator and over the South | |and a four-stop flight from here to | Australia will be undertaken. ! Next week, perhaps Monday or | Tuesday, E. F. Schlee and Billy | Brock will fly to New York, pick | up a new motor and head for Har- | bor Grace, N. F., to start a globe girdling flight to beat the record of 28 days. A day or two later, Paul Redfern, a boyish man of 25, will fly to Glynn The h(‘lh‘-‘fi to Col. millions would not talk to newspa- year-old son, Peter. Rogers' ofl | OT A off toward ”dl‘h in the Argentine's L]fe IS Plctuled as Hispana § An Unsolved Mystery University SALE GARME State College, Pa., July 22 (UP)— |tween the world of the living and per men except to say that the only | Nobody knows what life is, Dr. J. C. |the non-living, Dr. Drummond said. thing interesting to her upon her [Drummond, of the return to Paris was to see her three- [London, told the Institute of Chem- iIstr\' of the American Chemical so- of TFRIDAY, JULY 22, 1927. clety here today. 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Three runs were scored on the hit boy out into the and with one needed to tie, she stole | Summoned by the screams of the | coutia of days flying and start a solo third with ease. However, she at- |maid, Oliver W. Holton, father of 41" (o Rio De Janeiro, a distance tempted to steal home and she was the boy, rushed to the house and o more than 4200 miles. It will be thrown out glving the game to Para- | sot the wolf. the longest non-stop flight ever at- dise by the narrow margin of one | Last summer a lcopard escaped |iompiod and aviation experts be- run, 12 to 11. The score: | from Holton's zoo, and terrorized jive it will be the hardest. He will | Paradise Park ..... 131 132 1—12 | the countryside for weeks until it |encounter torrid heat and freezing | Smith .. 100 005 5—11 | was killed by a youthful trapper.|.oq. | Batterles: Smith, Stakelunas and | The Johnson boy was not seriously| jrederick A. Giles, 29, who re- Jankolunes. 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