New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1928, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1928, § H Count. £ B By the Associated Press. 3 5 Eastern skeptics, waiting for the } incinnati Reds to fall with a thud, £ are learning rapidly that it is more | B than luck that keeps Ja Hen- MORE THAN LUCK KEEPING CINCINNATI REDS AT TOP! i Score Victory Over Giants Before 10,000 Persons— ¢ Dodgers Crushed by Cards—Yankees Defeated by | White Sox — St. Louis Downs Boston Red Sox— | Athletics Soundly Trounced by Tigers—Washing-! ton Senators Nose Out Cleveland Indians by 6 to 5 "TROOP FOUR WINS BOY SCOUT WEET {Genter Gongregational Team: Outscores 18 Competitors | Troop 4, the Center Congrega- Al church troop. won the annual i4eld day of the New Britain B | Scout council for the 14th consecu- | i | time Saturday afternoon when it! outscored a field of 13 competitors, at Memorial fi Willow PBrook park, and nearly doubled the count of its ncarest rival. The meet wa H - of the best und most hotly con- ‘[| ectient {the Fale FALCONS SCORE OVER NEW HAVEN HUDSONS | Game Constitutes Best Baseball Exhibition Seen at St. Mary’s Field This Year—Contest Featured by Sen- | sational Fielding — Atw Playing its first independent gam: following its withd wal from Con aseball league | m defeated the Hudsons of New Haven y L Mary's field by | ster- Turning Back Visitors—Hackbarth Drives One of Longest Homers on Record—Locals Hit Hard.‘ ) HOPE T0 SECURE VICTORY ‘ood Has Little Trouble in | nanied, OLYMPIG BERTHS FALCONS TAKE MEASURE OF NEW HAVEN HUDSONS—KENSINGTON SPLITS DOUBLE BILL WITH MERIDEN ENDEES—SECOND ROUND OF PRESIDENT'S CUP TOURNEY TO BE FINISHED TODAY—NEW BRITAIN TENNIS TEAM BOWS TO HARTFORD—SPORTS 'SPORT CAPTAINS CITY LEAGUE PLANS ARE “BE CHOSEN ngll School Track and Baseba“;Circuit to Be Made Up of Six Team Leaders To Be Named Soon | Within a short time captains of the baseball and track teams at the New Britain High school arc to be| At the present writing Sid- |ney Lines and Tony Grzybowski are the candidates for leadership of next | ©'s track team and Joe Potts and | 11 Mangan are the candidates for COMPLETED AT MEETING —Kenneth Saun- ders Re-elected President for Third Consecutive Year—Season to Open on Saturday, June 30—Few Important Changes Noted in Rules — Cardinals Take place of Speedboys—Cormier is Secretary SCORE WHOLESALE SPORTS AWARDS | | Plans were completed for the coming scason in the City League at a meeting of the managers held Saturday evening at City Hall. As has been the case in past years the b Q@ it o s e o0 ot N {tested over held by the local coun- | day afternoon e L [!p;;-,;!»tgllln 'ol’[lhllu n‘lnt. : circuit will be made up of six teams, tional league stunding. cil, the winners not clinching vic-la 6 to & score a torrid battl T‘ k S A F l 1ad been the plan of Coach g b e i s Antira Y ke et a Good pitching, airti clding oy i e e s o st event, 1 tnat was teatured by sensavonat (0llede TIACK SIS M FIAL Georen M. Cassiay 1o totd an iec- Letters At ng[] SCh00l ALE (e momemre i and timely batting will win nall | In tuct, when four of the nineflelling hyl\ruvlh s ADAED Y Lriais Wy 6 au tion anw;']‘h‘%m]y after the end of rates, b Q:vm.\ m.‘}n: i sclreg B i A e e ol aiad Dions : 3 Ihitting by the local club. The ga: als J yfi ol 7 ihe sufficld Prenaratory sehoot g (iyen Sometimes Tor No R rates, rri 8 getting :\I‘l e ‘:;anml:r“:.m\! JsQ.mZLorfia ’1.') 1‘11 ]:',‘n'::fi' \1::1I:0|1.v“-l5 played in an hour and a half A - last Suturday morning, but raln‘]:r 1ven Ome“mes 0r N0 Reason William Lasky: West Ends, William hie is getting them in more copious held a 24-22 lead, but then the Cen. dnd was the bost exhibition seen vented the game from being playe e e Cormirr, Rangers. Prank Anastas- quantities than any of his rivals, {ter church boys swept over it by |St. Mary's field “this year. o, June 11 P The seventh | The Delta X1 fraternity and the| oo igonite protest is being | o ']';-‘: Jf"';: x‘{“-”‘_;_" "‘}f‘ Cardi- Superlative pitchimg by Jukie May | piling up 27 points in the remaining | teams gave their pitchers great sup- f I collegiate iuct has | Tieta Bigna fraternity will pit theic |, 238 CEES TS (8 SECE nals Mirank Daley, [The Cardinals rotund southpaw Hendrick's | levents to 5 for their opponents, |POrt and stopped rallies time 1 the hiopes of university and | sivengtl imptEdachipther dnt & SIBGE A G R Sl e U RIT vt (Al e iniane o GOI Bioea iRy mound staff, gave R 3 to Troop 7 was an easy second, while | ime Wit snappy fielding. atliletes of winning a lurge | hassball election. Joe Potts, piten- | () 2 E FUVER UTL, OVCT T who have dropped from the league i vietory over the New York Giants {hish nlach =< o ntared olatiyd by Atwood, former Hartford berths on America’s Olyun- | ¢r and leading Ditier on the team, | sholeasle award of athictic mono- ot thelr own accol S before 40,000 persons who packed Troop 2 of the South Congregational ! Eastern League piteher, was on the | jie ok and ficld team when B B A 9 LT son. The athlctic authorities of | president of the lsague for the thir E the Polo Grounds to near capacity | ehuroh and: Troop 20 of the Lincoln | mound for the Falcons and had 1t~ 01 (riuls are held at Havvard duly hity and Bill Mangan, calcher, 4s (¢ 4608, "ne athletic authoriles of | president of the lsague fer the third el S A e T el At e T e e o T RO : ¥ ssociated with the Theta Sigmu U0 Shool are eriticized not ouls for |year in succewion. Ho has clarge of Giants second place, for it was| when wirning run sored. | T T Silver loving cupa will | Haven team. He allowed but sis hits| i)\ 5 Chiel aitracted $38 of £ e dooiany dst e UL Doy S el sh Rt Ll AN Iedar iR coupled with Brooklyn's defeat by | R macb : < land fanned seven. Outside of the| e e i } clion Swilll o featyy. |2 29 UROSr (vel for glving m toager of the West Ei waa chosen couple v | T be awarded the four winning troops. ) e nati best collegiate talent, a s wdiotaally e e St. Louis Cardinals. ! AWASHINGTON More than 500 scouts participated | seventh inning Atwood was the com- | (0 B E S RC TG T ed by o contest hetween the Delti | A0S tary , Al Heond-guler, Wus very 5 in the mest, and the cvents were un. | plete master of the game and had ST UL OGS B QR RETEAT XT and Alpha Tota Epsilon frater- |10 e [1eagueivillicensist ot he sty mans in” yesterday. He granted o {nsually close and well confested, | the batters popping up in the air| W5 5 = i eollage ities. The first named organization ® Herald sporting department | agors tered £0 effcetively the 1 o ¥ 357 in the | with his outside ball, w Jlae g MONL 00 @ new - Awmerican college | G T Lo Grayvbowski and the | 123 been Mquested on several occa- | Tt was voted to cpen the searon £ 3 2 H Troop 4 piled up 537 points in t e record in the javelin and seven new ekl 1 Both SioDs to bring the facts before the on Saturday, June 30, and to bring liot & supn penchad thied liase, Dre H somutcoatt svenl, \he seoand pliics|ioh faain Dad waly twe Wie up WML [ oy s the mest fsslts Stan-| o200 “irat” Bill Dack Lines. BB | Song Sl S answer 1o tlis |l te & clase sa Snton optem - sen's single scored Curt Walker with 0 troop. Troop 2, having 224. Troep ;the seventh But a brief rally netted ) [EES U e he fleld | Men took part in the 100 and 20015 AL e i E 5 ek the first Cincinnati run in the fourth | a 4ix i cogl e Airihres War: | Uiem: tavo) puns 'on ‘dhres ‘sticcessive (L0 Ll sontiets ST HHE IS g a5y de Hithe Chroad) Jurlipn: and L1800l of ths staft investizated dhe (hier, |1 Thiresigumes aill bs plaved inning. Walker's single with the| i el lone, won the meet, scoring | VTR (IR PR T ines tried | MAtter from hoth angles. cach Saturday, two at 2 o'clock and wses full in the cighth accounted B Ty othior {ro0p in the counell. | Bergeron, who hurled them for| 72 poims. lilinois Big Ten 0utdoor|¢or "y nonor but he was defeated | After the football season letters ON® same at 4 o'clock. r the last two. Duteh Henry | ey The first aid event provided the |the Falcons last season, took the <! DI s eton _‘;\rh”fl”\ ¥ Atiold Reckert: |mere givan the first team, the sec.| The rules adopted in the league for the Giants but split a 2 0 st Semmanstoation of fhix mork that | Meuud against lis old teammutes|P0iis 2ud Ohio Stats third with Consideralle support was to helond team and some of 'the third |ar¢ practically the same as last vear nger trying 1o bunt in the sisth in- | Marberry, p 0 Ol atever hean put on by New Rrit- #0d Was touched up up for 13 hing Phere were many brilliant pers 3oggy” Bogdanski, third stringers. In basketball last winter | TNCCP 2 fen portant ¢ dwn ; ning. Ben Cantwell finished up the | o = & : 5 Ui inciuding three doubles and a | formers, but top honors foll to o the baseball election, {a record mumber of letters were | All 5ames must start at the erigina 1081 cause, Totaie X ain scouts. Four troops did work i [home run. “Rddic” Hackbarth | Audrcy Bracey of Rice Institute, | nflvised mot to/xin atnos |awarded! and i baseballl this yeas|Lime act for the game. The umpire Del Bisonnette's 11th Lomser of the S Sxuily ?{'kfl(h:"f mfi"d‘m;‘“ to|caught hold of one of Tergeron’s,Wio ctublished himisclf as an al- | this was his first year at the school. it is probable that ahout 23 letters| VI De instructed to forteit the gama vear was the only bright spot for ::i‘i“ z::l";“”d,nm; s iy isxums in the first inning and knock- | most cortuin Olympie team weimber i SO will be awarded, some fo players |In case one ::Tlmh‘? 1;;;::::;:4: late. Wilbert Robinson in the Dodgers' e hoice between this pair, so | ¢d 1t in the general dircetion of the [Ly winning the 100-yard dash in who have not played as much as a | }:ach team will be allowed v crushing 15 to 7 defeat by the Cards. | Y o e e 10d for the team sap. | railroad tracks. Hackbarth rounded | 5 seconds. which tied 10 P TTS L minute in a game and others who | 13 Mmen and the list of players mus Brooklyn remained within hailing :hf g O e mnations of mro. | the bags and was scated _on the | world's record. Ile wou th might have put on a uniform but ;" inithe “l"‘"]"':l"""‘”l hcsan: by distance of victory until the eighth | N ASRod 0D £AD: PP | hench before the ficlder found the |yurd dash in :20 9-10, which tied were never seen with it on at a[JUNe 2% All Industrial league play- when the Cards unleashed a batting | cedure, and put three questions 10 .. "y as one of the longest|the meet record established by Ro- | game. (¢ imlandiall onleolonh pliyans ars : each captain. Both answered cor- o § Mary's field, |1: ] ¢ ; sl e s ey |barred from participating in the City Sotennil ThAL FiedtBA, Aoven Tuns | e Idge awarded a fail | clouts ever made at St Mary's field, |land Locke of Nebraska in 1935, Adumni e asked why it fa that | pard (OM PRISEESRIRE (8 1A 0T The American league program v ) s | heing farther than any of the five | Bracey was the only entry to win arc given out ne ksl dite featured by the ninth defeat of the | gight polnts o ieanh trooy. . lhome runs hit in the Faleon-Ken- two firsis, _ SRy it ia nst e mimciive | L) Bams willdie forleltediin g inn- scason of the New York Yanke B *| The friction fire making was rath- | oyo Yo in the early part of Another excellont show : Iian cheapened. the salua ot the Tat. | R2UDE team Aller duno 2D no teim i Bakcatton ler slow, & minute being consumed . S JaSisabelinteshosin g g one F " Red dG ld Pl A L ¥ | will be allowed to ign up any ncw The White Sox turned the trick at ol for L. He M?I!h‘“",‘uy i iy ipaay Vm“m.ll\l‘mvf son. :.A]vrv’x{«, ul{fl_\. “‘”sr n(rl\d made by Bartlett of Albion vol- Olll all 0 aye]‘s p‘ r to such an extent that some of | avor the original list of 13 men Chicago, § 0 6. despite Babe Ruth's [\ 2 At a e | ot 5 i JIMeKi n led the offensive of the j.ge Michigan, who tossed the 3 = the athletes never wear their mono- |y o en o @ S Ziat and 22nd home runs of the |[CIEIRL I OO nbena: ‘fflfifi“):x]“?:r;“”l‘: ’;‘f;:,;‘;:;;:%;\“o':.‘l lcons with two safe hlow Liaveiln 218 feot 7 inelies. This nof peal» in selec[ Bamng Class 1 while others turn the smm.}l ‘\"“,’ :;‘r:i;x “'.‘l),: L’:Ar;na'l,"..',,:mm‘" season. Iorty-three thousand saw « Rice. Tiree Lasn hit: Barnes. :’){]l‘g’ o ik o by Teees § I The locals scored all their runs in | only shattered the meet record of | ErlinsAR out! lotdiotit Prorigtng ANatHhe bhaiion ipiEac. 5 [ome rum e Grafan, Nania | he fast time of 8 minutes and 10| the fitat three iunings and altBoukht| 202 foet 3 inches, eatablished by oach Cassidy's answer is that the | diamond number 1 fs not finished ‘“:“f":i *“]“"fl“a‘l‘h‘)’:\'l ’\l.',x"“"‘ml"":)“ ‘wd Dineen. Time: 2:10. scconds, Troop 20, which had not 1’;,_’ i“;,:,,".;;ll:'nmvron’:n B 1 of Michigai several Sears. Barting honors for the 1928 season school's policy is io encourage the by 4 o'clock the umpire will be al- s vyt suliovea, B, Louls i ey Icqred up to this time, placed see- 10 0 O e, | 1. It it also bettered the Ameri- of the New Britain High school sports with the motto in mind, “The lowed fo use his judgment a: 1o S IR PRep e e = L) N t’ l L“ e lont andathen ncored enough in the | 1o, the NOME Pinte cleared OC NS |can college’ record of 212 fect 5 Al team go to Joseph *“Doc” greatest good for the greatest num-| whether one more inning shall ha I0REA Auntugs, bai Gray, BRCANH ational gu [vest of the meet 1o tic for third 1 modn a wonderful ston of Ter.!|NChes made by Johnny Myra in Los Potts, loading piteher during the * He is of the opinion that it is | played or not. All postponed games fige, went Aisrauislanl ""'”;"" lits I place. A e ’pm( bare | Angeles in The world's rec- ' past campaign. He toed the plate unjust to ask a boy to practice on a [must be played within two wecks “r"‘:‘]“‘“"“m“:“‘d‘ :"'“»nl!““‘l:d"”;;lw o None of the leading troops placed | hang and was forced to rotire from | O'd: made b Lindstrom of S ! times and connected for 12 hits, 'team cvery night during the season |after the day of postpouement. hels lone tall i \B It in the pacing, Troop 20 and 16 tSINE | he game, Ttose goinz in at short 4¢1 in 14 218 ft, 6 7-S inches. eiving him an average of .387. He and then not give him some ra! The league managers voted to use The Athletics failed 1o diminish |1y A for first place with eight-Inch €rTors 1504 Tewia moving over 1o the hot | UIEF meet records were broken was followed closely by Bogdanski [at the end of the scason. The f"f‘v"-‘"}““ balls d;xrln‘ the season. ik il bpa hait allag] ey apiece. Troop 4' verbal Messuge re-{ogrner, Duffy Lewis continued his | Y Spenee anford. who ran the third bas man, who hit for a :352 conch’s attitude s fo encourag: 1»;.:1 will be the official league ball. findvn e X ans . a lay team finished last out of 14 ¢N- | ¢66q work in the field and made two 4Marter mile in 47 R, W. Ed-|average. Two other Red and Gold rather than discourage. The public amusement commh&slrfn ¥ were soundly trounced, 9 to &, |Furdw. 1t .. 80 00 tries, but it was the only team With | baautiful stops of hard his smashes | 11015 of Stantord. who pole vaulied Men appear in the 360 class, Wes: Although some of thie alumni Jiave ;\\Il furnish the managcrs with tvo s the Detrolt Tigers, Old Juck | Walker rf o the message correct and won ArSt| IYizes™ Patrus had o hisy after. |13 f500 6% inches; Dave Abboit of Navng in avorage of .317 and Saun-declared ~that Coach Cassidy has Dats and balls boforo the opening Quinn and ais. Rommel swere | pleinieh a1 place. The repeating champions also | noon at sccond and accepted nine ! 11inois, who ran the two miles in ders 304 been bringing politics into mind Q the s l'son.h ‘hairman James poundsd for 15 hits by the Tigers | D 0ltook the fire building and Water chances with but two miseies. | 9:28 810 Frank Culicl of Jow: The rest of the team hn.m'd as ‘\\]\4 n he is awarding the 1 s th 2 dufih'on _*:Iho 3 ad charge of the who have shown decided improve- | LA _[bolling in the fast time of five min-| Petit was the star of the New Who stepped the 220-yard low follows: Kraszewski, .285; Chaduko- is a matter which the alumni does :rwl ng. wi Tnli.!l:n the umplres for Sreint In dhin et ey waslke | =D 0| utes. |Haven squad. He played a strong | hurdles in 123 2100 hy 1. €. Kro au0g »‘0‘4\}{ not scem to be able to prove and so v:;\‘wkll‘lmr:; ll-d‘lf'”rbl;;. umhp:re flss‘; Jamieson's error in the ninth, | NEW TORR | Troop 4 has captured every field lgame at second base and lined out | 0f Stamford. who won the disc Slade, "»"Hl > it cannot be considered seriously. ot dl‘w 2 >!9;|;< - df*lh\s odn wil coupled with singles by Goslin and | ABRBILIO S T meet ever held by the council. 1138 two hits off the offerings of Atwood. | {hrow with & heave of 140 feet 2 8 ’:“”":-"”‘f'~""’f_-1;;‘;“ ] Chach/iililongl iunet jiseoms o | RACHR IR r‘nal‘\;";r: ; s s!‘::; Judge, enabled Washington to, nose || i 4 S 8 3 % b|officered at present hy Scoutmaster (Krail also played a good game in|iches K. Kiser of Washington | Winowicz Schmarr. Wright and Lib- nave ‘a good system i track. Cor- ~nt it to the n Efiu B & shon out Cleyveland, § to 3, for the'Sen- 4 0 1 2 0 0lpeon (. Bradley and Assistant Scout- fcenter field. State, tied the meet mark fp the Man failed to connect at the bat.|tain requirements are laid down and) WAve “he i “‘n' ng of tha ators’ fourth straight win. After 30 1 0 0 Olnaeters Kermet E. Parker and | The Falcons stavtcd off strong tn | onc-mile vun in 4:17 3.5, JRoss lind Hing average of (500, it {ney At nobmet (ha'tioy dosamot | 18EE MansecIemill be Bigldiat Cliy Braxton had heen found for five runs 30 2% 2 ylEucld V. Hartung. The troops will [ the first inning and latted out four The winners automatically quali- “"‘,""“‘;‘!"”_"’ in onlygorne Hd“}‘i- receive a letter, In order that a boy | 1T fne el ) in the first three innings, Lisenbee |5 es, | t o 1 '« 1 0hold its 14th annual triumphal ban- [ums 1o put the game on ice. Patrus (ficld for the Olympic tryouts, § Disw SBr took lefll {}' ““_"v\lmy receive a monogram in track YONT BACTIR Wik, . came to the rescue and held the | yagan, 0 1 3 2 0lguct on Friday evening, June 22, {led off with a single to center fiold | — Chll R et acors (e ol St e AR S Y W i efoeet *tribe hitless for five Innings. With | Henrs Toor o b 4| The summary of eventa: {and went to second as Riley was be- | FAGLES WIN GAMIS Fhe lo ented New; Ha ot B fiot ot score somiatning!in e an- TS HOV3 SEE L 0 AHIOR 81000 w0 out he retired so that Fred Mar- | ummins. 10 0 0 0 8l Scoutcraft—First, Troop 4; second, |ing thrown ont at first, Soule walked. | The Laglcs basehall - tenm _ house and Southington and 105t pyy) triangulur meet. On several oc- i oles yesterday by . twell, p b f o kit m man- yyjce to Hartford and LaSalette and | cacions hovs 3 B! ¢ point & to 2 score. Touls Marino and berry could fan Myatt, a pinch hit- frell, xx ...0 0 0 0 0 0lTroop 2; third, Troop 21. {Lewis hit a Tong double to laft ficld d to defeat the Colu ol : A 1 feasiona thoys e Laen, jone oDt ey o s e o fing . < oD S0 R “irs —F scoring Patrus and Soule. Hack- | Willow Birook park ves once to Norwich Academy and St gort and have been forced to wait (i°0rge Frankowski —clouted home $or, 1 T Ouit wate R Sttt e 0 Bigt) (Tiobn v Hand . willos Brnolepatl yestord DIt Thomas! The locals started off the 4 ; be coveted TUNS The fearn has now won two Ko L B % 5 5 T T 3|Troop 7 (Hie): second, Troop 9; barth then came through with his |y poor start. The winn 7o | soason poorly and put up & bad|omoay Cor f0WiR the SOXEIU a ost one. The linsup foltawss erican League S hatted for Honry in dth third, Troop 15. * |circuit f-]o‘u(“puflmzl the Faleons|forced to use practically a second | ghowing in the first four games. SO s e John Todgan, e; Louis Marino, p; A LA T e O e e D e ol et e thes i int s e ashliei eVl st i eneasingit o) (81U AnGihe as: LOSE CLOSE GAM corge Frankowskl, 1h; Angelo NEW YORK Cinelomati o ‘100 o203 |ond. Troop 9 third, Troop 4. | The locals added Srother Wi W missing. The feam overcame a five{jive games of the season and the| qhe S, Matthew's German Luth- Mariani, 2b; Eddle Sokelowskl, #b: TUUAB R M PO A B, New York 0807 0D 00 Morse signalling—Iirst, Troom 7 | o O trus sacrifics hunt and o |1 Joad sceured = In the ‘early peq and gold squad put up some!,uran church team of this city lost Stanlcy Osmian, ss; Guido Marino, [ i i 0 1] Two basa hitsi | 0% Losini | second. Troop @ third, Troop 2. H#ingle. Pattus’ sucrifics bunt and a ljunings by the Columbias. The game | great exhibitions. » tight 2 (o 0 game 1o the St Johm's i Roger Carlont, cf; and Howard kL 0 Oyulteher: e oy, k|, Semaphore signalling — t ,‘,",‘”1.: i ,‘"1"“‘, ke il f"'\,‘." by ona e bl i ROt Four of the regular team will be guiht of Meriden yesterday, /Klopp Williams, 1f. i ] o e o i Tfoop, Reseil dxoopits i et s seie e e 280010 001 —T ost by graduation, Fred Saunders,|jeig Meriden to three Lits but lost —— 2 a8 | roes Sl bl e 003 030 002-=8 first haseman, who captured fOur ' (j, gecision on crrors. Tamberlain LOOKING FTOR GAMES. 1 i I PO A V] Knot tying—I'irst. Troop 4: sce- i v‘- s 1'” ' € )“»"1 i "“('- ——— | letters this year, brought his athletic 1iiehed a fine game for the winners. The Bunghole A, C. baseball team b 5 s 33 1 1lond. Troop 20: third, Troop 65 S mun e i ke PIGHTS LAST NIGHT carcer to a close in the St. Thom:s' | The seore by inmings: wishes to play any team in the city Cirahov ki A o t 1 0| Pacing—First. Troop 16 and Troop | ony ) o he SN N portmund, Germany Ludwig game as did Captain Edward Hinch- g watts 000 000 000—0 § ging 18 years of age. The ) " M1 0120 Gied: sccoud, Troop 13; third, MNE N i Mngle DY Thrgeron and gy coann, Munich, won the German ey, right fielder, second baseman. s’ John's .. 000 001 10 3 o Phantoms and Cardinals are being siiealy, 'y ! 1008 b mioop 10, s b At '{"‘""‘""- leavyweight chamipion by stopping Morey, pitcher, and Greeo, left paiterics: Klopp and Finks - sought as opponents, .For garies s¢e erts, 7 . et o verbat' message relay irst, TN LR ‘n' ‘_mnwfi» e e Diener, Berlin, (S), fielder, berian and Hockbart. Joe Tronsky at 222 Oak strest, Totals qzs 4l : 1 3 0 2 9 9 Troop econd, Troop 20; third, | SrVenth by Felit, Dl AT S iR Coomhs. motted the visitors two |, ——u . AT e LS ) building and water boiling— Mlowsn 1 e tor tie sl Th D f R s B BRIGGS s ik ! S R .;',:::" fi bacond SRXtoop o one of the strongest lin- e Uays o port y Totala | Total nhints—Troop 4, Center | UPS I the state and expect to make a : ¢ ro A 1| LNIET ctrong bid for state honors before the ¢ o o| Congregational church, 51 Troop 7. |\ io0R B (07 Fath, PAtors BOrere The Rl . 0| Awerican Legion, 2u; Teoop 2. South | JEAY, TG ol sy ol Congregational ehureh, 18; Troop o5 g it e i . s ‘| of {08 ncotn acbost: 15: Trosiis. € zz\;‘(‘“o'rl»‘(h'n.”t]‘jr‘tr:x:u xl:\d':!rr'"sn,‘ OH- AIN l’l' SHE CUTe i 0 | Mars’s ehurch, 113 Troop . Trinity et U e ke OH- AIN'T SHE CuTe 4 | ‘ 0| l:-)m‘rr'lv; <:r'|‘rnnp‘:, :"il'rs-l ?fl\'\; 1 o sy WwiT4 A FIVE CENT HAT b . : i church, 8; Troop 16, Church o e e Joln the Evangelist. $; Troop 19, byt b AND A TWO CENT SUIT B Joseph's church, Troop 21, ] S w3 1 Nathan Hale junior high scheol, 3; : LTI i oro Ak ; v e L St n A e Ll 1o Poquonock. laving Its L came through = tory over ' f re wis ¥ ed up to Vil 1 | & on el 1 a specta ‘ 1 : 3 i 0 6 | Burrits [] ] < to win the igue, 1 am nin saschall Chub Starts Farn L decisive <eore Valley Season With Win Ov Bur- yestorday squonock tewm The Burr wne as sluggers Ly Il to all corners of vie- | Troop | gion. Lionel Dropot , Kensington Amcrican Le- as head judge. sisted by a large corps of men which | included Scout Executive Walter O, ook of New TRedford. former New | Britain exccutive; Dwight Skinner, nother one-time cxeentive of the 1 ter I Mr. Swift, and My, | lenbur Parker was official scorer anl Exccutive O, A, Erickson | aeted as annowncer. - = | *IN HEAD | Boston, June 11, (UP) Mrs. Mar- [tha V. Colib, 40 wife of Preston F. | Cobh of Brockton. committed suicide e in room the Y. ay 1 <honting roush the head ng from a religious ma | mania UTILITY HEARING AGAIN Washington, June 11 (I'P)—Ttili- ties publicity methods in the south- are to be examined thix week the vral Trade er invectigation. resume Tuesday itnesses on the stand. Open hearings with Tesas Peregrine faleone will fraquently contributed | pursue and strika dawn plzeons and | | Ather <ietims for the mere eake of | killing: thay are camahle af over- taking the fastest birds. . as- | local council. Charles Vibberts, | Iames £ 1 Austln - Stowell, Dieputy Commiissioner Neil M. Doueal. Riss W. Clark, Ensign Carl vrederickson. H. Muir, €. J. Burns ter Murphy, Ralph H. Benson w. C A herss | Tt was helieved the woman Tad | he | heen liv- Commission®s | FAFNIR BEARING OUTING Employes Have Annual Dinncr and | About 80 in Attendance, About S0 foremen, and officers of the K Co., went last Saturday to Lake Compounce, where they enjoyed a dinner and games at their regular annual outing. Volley ball, indoor baseball and quoits wore played and |light field ev. ged for which individual prizes were given to the winners of cach event sub-forcmen fir | l Field Day at Lake l}mn[lnlnm-—! | 1 i Bearing - - - | READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | ’ / 2 77 7y _ /e ,//(/_/,#THE :‘cak/NER' D{J){G( \Sfonf G-