New Britain herald., 1921-08-15
PLAMHXLE NEVIS AGES LOSE AGAINST
 LOCAL RIVAL TEAM Greatest Game Of Season Played Yesterday
 D0DGE- -TR0MBLEY NUPTIALS Man May Be Prosecuted for m Treatment of Horse in Exhausted Condition-Chamber of HCommerce Outing Tickets Appear-Items.
-TR0MBLEY NUPTIALS

One of the fastest games of the season was played at Aliens field ves- terday afternoon when the P1ainyille Athletic club and the local Ares. clashed for the first game in a series of three for the championship of the vicinity. The Aces were defeated by a score of 12 to 8. Heavy hitting featured on both sides Griffin, pitch ing for the Plainville A. C., allowed the Aces to get away with IS hits while Highland, for the Aces, let his opponents get but nine. Highland also struck out nine men while Grif- fin retired but five.
 The game was "air-tight' up to the elghHh inning with the score six to three in favor of the Aces. The PlalnXille Athletic team, however, caf1sback into form after the eighth inning and a tally of six more runs was added to the others. The Aces players are of the opinion that an erroneous decision started the ball rolling for their rivals which brought the score as it was in the ninth in- ming.
 Both teams played excellent ball throughout the game and were in fine shape. Thefe was a large attend ! S~AAON deal of rivalry between the teams During the past season, there were several arguments started as to which team was the best and the outcome of this was the announcement that series of three games would be played. The next game will un- loubtedly be next Sunday and the Aces feel confident of bringing the bacon home with them. The fact that they made such a good showing up to the ninth inning when they had the big team to 3, is evident that hey ran play good ball and will give hem another run next week. Dodge-Trombley Nuptials. A pretty wedding took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Peoples Church of Christ, at New Britain when Miss Lillian Dodge, daughter of MD and Mrs. Clark Dodge of Tomlin- son avenue, and Arthur Trombley, of 13O Broad street, both of this town, were married. Rev. Lyman s. John performed the ceremony. The couple were attended by MT. and Mrs. George R. Hadden, of Plainville as matron of honor and best man, re- spectively. Miss Inex Hancock, of ! Fairyiew street, New Britain, played the wedding march.
 The bride was dressed in white | georgette crepe and carried a bridal bouquet of white roses. The matron l of honor wore white baronet satin and carried bouquet of pink roses. The 1 brides gift to the matron of honor was a gold brooch and the groom S gift to the best man was solid gold | tie clasp. The wedding was attended | by only immediately relatives of the couple. Following the wedding cere- l mony, MT. and Mrs. Trombley left for an automobile trip through Yer | mont. They also plan to visit the White mountains and Lakes George and Chaplain. On their return they will make their home at 13O Broad street.
 Miss Dodge is an employe of the l Plainville Trust company and is one of the popular young ladies of the I town. MT. Trombley is a native of Vermont, but. is employed at the ! Peck, Stow & Wilcox company at
 Southingtno.
 Outing Tickets Ready. The tickets for the annual outing
 of the Chamber of Commerce have | been issued to members of the con-
 mittee and have been placed on sale | today. They may be secured from
 Chairman John Lamb, President {! Charles Newton, Ralph L. Seymour and William Cafferty. All persons | intending to attend the affair this
 summer are urged to procure their | tickets early in order that the com mittee in charge of arrangements | may have ample time to allow for 1 this. Edwin H. Hills, in charge of
 the transportation, will provide for autos to convey the party to Momau- guin and the need of buying tickets
 early is necessary that he may ar-
 range for enough cars for this pur- pose.
 l Plainville A. c. Wins
 The Plainville A. C., defeated the l Collinsville team in that town Satur- day afternoon by the score of to t.
 Goebe and Kilduff\ was the battery for
 the locals while Reeves and Schroeder, l their home favorites, was the battery l for Collinsville. The Plainville team
 now holds first place in the Hartford l County League with seven games won
 to, their credit and but three lost.
 Their percentage averages 700. Man
 chester, however, is a close second
 with percentage of 666 and having l won six games and lost three. Next Saturday afternoon the Plainville A.
 c. will play the Wethersfeld aggrega- 1 ton.
 Beat His Horse
 Constable E. w. F,urrey was called to West Main street at 6:3O o'clock this morning on complaint that man ! was beating his horse unmercifully. Constable Furrey found the outfit and
 called Human Agent Frank J. Smith of Forrestville avenue. The horse was
 exhausted and weak from being beat len. The driver, a foreigner, was ques- toned. He claimed to have driven m from New Haven and had his family with him. He was on his way to Bris- tol to consult an eye physician. MT.
 Smith took the horse into his custody >N0