New Britain herald., 1922-11-17
PMinuiWe Mews
LOCAL ELEVEN IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAME UnionVille, Old Rivals, Here Sun-
 day for Annual Clash GREAT GAME EXPECTED

Pythians Will Hold Meeting Tonight
 With Large Class to Receive initia-
 tion-Trimbnll Electric Team Losc'
 Bowling ,iatch-Othcr Items.
 frhe football championship of the ,iarmington Valley league will be de- ,ided Sunday afternoon when Union lille, old rivals of Plainvile. will come O Rockwelrs field and stack uT lgninst the local eleven. The game which is an annual affair, promises to 10 the best ever witnessed on the loca'
 ridiron. There is rivalry of long tanding between the two teams,
 Tn the early part of the season, the ,lainville team took the short end or he tally when it played unionNille Tn hat town but arguments were pre- anted that their opponents had offi- ;als referceing who were alleged 10 ,ave not "been on the level, seVera' ,w deals were supposed to have been
 Inf un against the Plainville boys and ,,cy r,ceiyed a heavy drubbing. For ,,is reason. the game this Sunday ait rnoon will not be refereed py on iaIs chosen by any team, but py un- ,terested officials from other to"hs'
 Manager John J. Murphy of the To. q, eleven met the manager and oach of Unionville last evening "nei tue lineups of both teams were re
 orted. .,,,,.
 wi,bur Edwards of the Herald
 as in his possession sum ot sioV .t.ich will be held as guarantee 'iia' ,e game will be played.
 Tbe Plainville eleven this year IS ,,a of the best ever turned out. Good .oaching has been the main factor nd is largely responsible for tne landing of the club today. Fat Mes i'll former coach of the Meriuen .I;gb school. who has some excellen' .ecords chalked up for him during ms ,tbletic days, has been in charge of sbe players The team has held prac, ,ice games daily and during the past week. some good new plays have peer yorked out which will be put into use ,unday and which are expected .rouble the Unionville defense.
 Several old time players on the .bic'' Plainville team will be seen III inform. Husky Jay Warheld, one if the best guards and tackles on the cam. will be among those present ana q expected to do some damage to 'he 'Tnionville eleven.
 Benevolent Society Sale
 The Benevolent society of the Con ,regational church held a very sue, ,essfu, Christmas sale at the churcH ,ar,ors Wednesday afternoon when s2oo or more was realized lhess ,a,es are an annual event. the money ,eing used for refurnishing or repa'r- ing the church property. The com uittee in charge of the sale had ar ttractive display of old fashioned oeo ,uilts and blankets. Many Of them were in quaint design dating back ts 1S4s and 1850.
 In the evening the young men o' the church furnished music which was greatly enjoyed. Miss Ellzapeth Douglass of Forestville gave'a reading Mrs. Bryce Carpenter, rendered one oi her laughable recitations, HOW Nrs Smart Learned to Skate.' Miss Bes, sic I.oomis and r. M. Wilcox of the church choir sang. Aplayet, render ed by the young people of the church was success.
 The committee in charge wishes to announce that it has on hand, three large hand made comfortables. also other articles to dispose of which may be secured at the home of Mrs. Will liam s. Eaton.
 Temco Bowlers Lose.
 The Temco bowling Jeams suffered defeat at the hands of the Wallace Barnes picked team at the alleys in Bristol last night. The Wallace Barnes men bowled 14s4 while the Temco team rolled AFT. The follow ing are the individual scores of both teams.