New Britain herald., 1922-07-10

MT. CaNerty mas nell lnlS position TOT several years, and it is with regret that his brother Foresters have heard of his resignation. A successor to MT. Cafferty will be chosen at the meet ing tomorrow night at which time a good attendance is expected.
 baseball Results
 The Aces had the best attendance of the season at their game with the Clay Hills of Hartford yesterday, and, encouraged by the support of the fans which they had long awaited the To- cal boys, started in the first inning to show they can play baseball. They gave a pretty exhibition and took the fast Hartford team into camp by the generous score of to 1. The Hart ford boys showed up snappily in prac- tice and Plainville was worried at the outset Sutherland started on the mound for the visitors and wen: well until the third, when the head of the batting list started an attack on him, hich resulted in four runs, and the consequent sending of the Hartford hurler to the showers, pardon us, to the bench. Mcclure succeeded him, and pitched better ball, but the locals could not be denied and kept piling them up for good measure. Kalish shot the twisters for Plainville and looked like Carl Mays with his sub marine delivery which had the Capital City boys guessing. He allowed four little hits against A for his opponents. Dixie Griffin was up five times 'nd came through with three hits for the afternoons work Goeb played at third in the absence of Haynes who is out of town for the week.
 The Lady of Mercy team had to make good yesterday in their third game with St. Mary's of New Britain, and did the same by coming through with enough hits in the ninth to bring in the winning run, thus gaining the edge of to game, which was filled with some interesting paying, The New Britain boys received the breaks in two former games, h of which were won by one run. Ryan the La Sallette school protege, con- yinced his admirers that he has the goods for he connected three times for hits. each of which meant . tally for Plainville. '.acohe'lis pitched for the Plainville team and, although hit hard at times. showed wonderful head work and added to his prestige by striking out two men in succession at one time, and again forcing ;hree hunts to the pitchers box, with three men on base. Cooney was taken from the outfield to give way to Datolli Matteo is a fast and ac- curate iniield player and the manager is now determined to keep him in the | inner space rather than cavorting in | the field, where he evidently does not | belong The team will play at the | church picnic next Saturday after noon.
 Local Items
 Miss Pauline Mcloon has returned ' to her home in Rockland, Maine, aft k CT spending the past week as the guest of Miss Doris Gwillim of Housh . street
 Cunningham and Skinner have sold 10 John Harrison of Middetown. | house and lot g : Elm court owned oy William J. Dent.
 Clarence Nelson and wife have re- armed from a honeymoon trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and are listing with Nr. Nelsons mother, Mrs. John Nelson Of East street. The lewlyweds will make their home in New Jersey, where Nelson is employed IS an engineer.
 Waltr Haynes, third baseman or he Aces team is spending the weel. 1t Highland lake, Winsted.
 Raymond and Corinne Delarm who Ire suffering from diphtheria, were 'enorted this morning as very much at the home of their par 'nts on Pierce street.
 Harold Walker of Brooklyn, N. Y, vas visitor in town yesterday.
 Seventy-five cents is the price of our ret wash. Union Laundry Co. Tel. Y o4--AdVt.
 ENTRALLY LOCATED, good two tene ment house. Inquire Box IA Herald.