New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1929, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1929, Tontorski came up from Wehind. In|views, the patriotic organizations|Hilton explained. “but that has no |settling disputes in the v the final contest for the school title|who are sponsoring Sunday's sérv-|bearing on my views regarding ‘The |school children. It is the duty of jcountry clergymen never w ity of Vermont. ] . PLAY TIGHT GAM CHy oy ‘ Mavek had € to Tontorski's 3. Then |jces seem so0 upset about my ra-|gtar Spangled Banner” I am not|elders to teach the younger gener-|sermons until Saturday night." he s Martha Chapter, O. E. &, will he shot into the ring, knocking out|marks that I'e withdrawn the ob- |z pacifist either, but I do not think [ation that war is horrible and not|sn.led—but he hinted he might de-| Miss Ethelyn J. Brown of Shuttle {hold a regular meeting in the lodge WN two. His next shot took another and|jection. it the proper thing to plant the idea [to glorify it or its heroes.” fend his objection to the “warlike” | Meadow avenue has returned from |hall of Masonic temple on Thureday s tied the score. Mavek missied on &n| .y gam an Englishman, mysclt,” [of war as the only method of| Hilton has not decided what his|anthem. Burlington, Vt.,, where she attended |evening at 7:30 o'clock. easy shot and Tontorski took a long | | i chance, knocking out the sole re- 4 WM 3 0 M maining marble. It was a close and p L] exciting game, the odds being in{fa- minds of [sermon Sunday will conc: unior week activities at the Univers GIRLS’ WHITE MIDDY BLOUSES 49¢ Tor City Marble Title Paul Tontorski of the Walnut Hill school now leads in the Herald- Junior Achievement marble champ- - > fonship, having, not only won the championship of his ewn school but having defeated two other school champlons as well, thus virtually making him champion of three schools. Before he becomes as- sured of the Herald trip to Occan PAUL TONTORSKI Defeats School Champs City, N. J., next month, Paul will be required to meet a number of \ other school champions and demon- strate his skill and keeness of sight. George Mazur of 58 Oakland ave- ue, who became champion of ‘{'firm Putnam school, is only ninc years of age. He is a small boy but he is Tight there with the goods when it comes to popping his op- ponent’s marble out of the ring. e ‘ has deveolped a knack of holding his own shooter in the ring thus giv- ng him an advantage over his op- ponent. At the Putnam school he contend-| ed for the championship against Edwin Mercier, who last year was champion of 8t. Mary's school. Mer- cer was no match for George. Yater he was hard pressed by W ter Plocharczyk of 98 Gover street and Stanley Wsilewski of Governor street but finally won * | stocky, vor of Mavek to the very last shot. J. Winer was referce. There was & big gallery at the school, teachers and even the janitor being found among the cheering squad. Tontorski then played George Ma- zur, the champion of the Putnam school in the inter-school game. Ma- zur was easy picking for the Walnut Hill boy, who knocked Mazur's shooter out of the ring before the latter got a marble, thus ‘winning on a score of 13-0. Ry this time Tontorski was going ahead like a house afire and his next victim was Willard Bell, champion of the Stanley school. Again there ensued an exciting and hard fought contest. Kach bhoy in turn popped the other fellow's migs until the score finally stood 6-6 with one sole marble, the deciding issue of the game, still in the ring. It had been 1-1, and 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, 5-5 and final- ly 6-6 all through the game. A fatal miss by Bell and Tontorski knocked out the seventh mig and won the game. A complaint that the boys were not all aware of the schedule was made to Willlam W. T. Squire, Ju- nior Achievement director who has charge of the games, by the princi- pal of one of the schools. Mr. !Squire’s reply was that each princi- pal gefs a special letter and the hehedule is published in the Herald. That is all the notice considercd nec- essary. Tonight, it the storm clears up. there will be games at the Northend school. 5 MINISTER DEFENDS ATTACK ON ANTHEN Huntington Pastor Says “Star Spangled Banner” Glorities War Huntington. May 21 (UP)-—This quiet little agricultural, community is agitated as rarely ever before over Rev rorge Hilton’s charge that the r Spangled Banner” was “too w e to be sung at the union memorial day services in St. Paul's Episcopal church here Sun- day. 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