New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
TEAM
 IN BRISTOL SUNDAY
Worlds Champions to Play
 Local Team at MuZZy Field
(. OF (. LADIES' NIGHT

at Lake Compouncc - Rockwell
 Memorial Hcrc-Womcn Voter,
 at Mrs. Sessions Home.
 Next Sunday. June l$. will h. one ot the biggest baseball days iH Bristol since Babe" Ruth showed his wares at Muzzy field several years ago. The coming attraction is the Pittsburgh team of the Na- tional league, which won the title of worlds champions las, year from the Washington team of the Amcri- can league after hard-fought sc- rics.
 John Gunshanan Of Hartford, chairman Of the committee in charge Of arrangements for the game, the proceeds of which will ha turned in 10 the pension fund of the Veteran F'iremen's association of Hartford. was in Bristol yester- day making arrangements for the event. He wished 10 emphasize the point that the Pirates would not line up against the New Departure team but a picked team consisting Of several major lcaguers. A pitcher from some club in either the Amer ican or National league will be on the mound for inc local team and fl is the intention tH give those who attend real ball game and not ar exhibition. as Is usually the case when a major league team drops in on a city like Bristol,
 r Is expected that Congressman F.. Hart Tenn. Governor John II. Trumbull, Mayor Norman E. Stevens of Hartford, Mayor Garner C. Weld Of New Britain and Mayor John F Wade of this city will be in attend anCo as guests. They will also at tend the breakfast to he held in the Gardo hotel, Hartford. al e:30 Sun day morning. after which they to- c"ther with the members of the Pi- rate team and newspapermen. will proceed 10 the graves Of Morgan C. Rulkeley of Hartford and Thomas J. Lynch Of New Britain, both of whom served as president of tho National league. A wreath will be placed on each grave. Mir. Gun shanan has arranged with repre- sentative Of the Patho Exchange, Inc, 10 take motion pictures of the exercises, which will he shown in thoaters throughout the United states and Canada.
 The automobiles containing those attending the ceromonits in Hart ford and New Britain and the ball game in Bristol will be escorted by "a cordon Of state policemen on mo- torcycles and will bc met at the boundary lines Of New Britain. Plainyille and Bristol by the motor cycle policemen Of each city.
 Muzzy street, which parallels the street on the east side, will be re- served entirely for the automobiles of the party escorting the Pirate team. while cars containing the play CTS will be driven into the park. It IS expected that all streets will be cleared of travel while the cars are coming into the city and again while they are leaving. This will include the Memorial Boulevard coming west. School and Park street as far as the ball grounds.
 While addressing the members of the grammar school league in the high school building several weeks ago. Mir. Gunshanan promised the team winning the pennant that thcy would have their pictures taken with the Pittsburgh Pirates when they came either 10 Hartford or Bristol and this promise will be made good next Sunday.
 Special stands are to be built in center field to accommodate approxi- matvly 5000 people and it is expect ed that at least 5000 persons from Bristol. Waterbury, Hartford, New Britain and New Haven will be on hand 10 witness the game.
 Chamber of Commerce Ladies' Night
 The third annual ladies' night of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce will be held this evening at Lake Compounce and the preparations which have been made promise to make the occasion the most success full ever held. Judge Epaphroditus Peck will be Ihe postmaster and the principal speaker of the evening will be Neal OHara. who is well known throughout the country as a humorist of note and who has al- ways been in great demand as an after-dinner speaker.
 The hosts and hostesses of the evening will he Mrs. William J. Ma loce. Mrs Wendell Kincaid. Mrs, J. NJ. Donovan, Mrs. William F. Rowes. Mrs. Lester C. Sigourney, Mrs. John Sessions. Mrs. Paul A. Park. Mrs. Carl F. Carlson, James n. Foster Judge William I. Ma lone. Judge Joseph Nj. Donovan.