Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
Esrvtch Bulletin. Wf1tnantic o1h, S3 Church street., Telephone f05.
What Is aoInr on TensehA

What Is Going On Tonight
 Independent Order of Foresters Court Fabre. No. 54ss. meets at 751 Main street
 Knights of Pythias, Natchaug L.edge No. 22, meets in ]. O. o. F. han.
 The continued case of Harry ogusche- Wit1. charged with not furnishing sup port for his wife and their eleven months old child. was tried in the police court Saturday morning before Deputy Judge Curtis Dean. Oguschewitz was found not guilty of the complaint but in view of the fact that he persistently refuses to live with his wife in the future, he was told that if he fails to furnish his fam fly with funds he will be brought into court again. Attorney Patrick J. Dana hey represented Oguschewitz The lat ter said that he intended to return to this city when he had finished helping bis fla ther with the having at the latters home at Mansfield Four Corners. He ex- pected to get his old job back with the Holland Mfg. Co.,, for which be received S20.70 a week and he was willing to give his wife half his wages. She did not think this enough and more trouble de- veloped after the court proceedings when the husband proffered his wife a check Tor ten dollars. The woman told the court that when her husband went to Mansfield July 1st he paid the grocery pill. amounting to SS.15, and told the grocer not to trust his wife for any more goods
 Lefty" Hyman. of Georgetown Uniyer- sity. in the box for Herman Bronkie's s Manchester outfit had the Indian sign on he American Thread Company slusgefs, at Mt Nebo Saturday afternoon, letting them down to two hits and one run. His teammates accumulated four safe blows of three taIlies were manufactured. Lyman tanned eleven of the opposition, getting Beecher, Normandin and Curtin three times each and the only clean hit made ay the locals was in the first inning yrasser from Noel's bat between hrst and second that brought Beeeher home with the lone tally. In the eighth Hork- heiner poled a short fly to right that Kotsch made good bit for but couldn't sling to the horsehide and it went for nit. After the first inning the Williman- tic team did not get a man as far as third and only one saw second Lyman retired the side on strikes in the third md fifth innings.
 It looked like curtains for Curtin in the first inning when he walked three men, 3 fourth getting on through an error by Beechsr; but two wonderful catches by Leo Normandin held the scoring down q one run. First he came way in and
 
 grabbed Sipples' hoist back of third on the dead run and then with the bases cIoEged nabbed R Smiths bid for three bagger over his shoulder with one hand in deep left center. The catch saved three runs and possibly four. There were two out at the time
 Curtin continued to flap in the breeze, however, and walked seven men all told. Re was deliberation personified and re- fused to be ruff1ed by the taunts of the Silktowr fans. Manchester scored one run in the third on a pass to Bronkie. his steal of second and a single to center by Sipples In the seventh Kotsch walk d went to third on Bronkie's line paste through short and crossed over on sac rifice hoist to deep center by Sipples. It will be noted that all three of Manches- 5er's runs originated from free passes
 There were evidences galore of the old Manchester -Wilimantic rivalry. Two pig truck loads of local rooters accom- panied the team and mad considerable fault to find with some of Umpire Mo Carthy's decisions. The game was halt sd frequently for arguments between To- gal players and the umps. Once McCar- thy pulled his watch on the thread-mak- srs when Noel refused to leave the coaching line after having been ordered so do so by His Majesty. One decision