New Britain herald., 1926-05-29

try club will open with a tombstone handicap the following being the list Of handicaps applicable in the tournaments:
 R. C. Arnold 30. R. T. olcott 2s, R. W. Bailey 25, c. S. Barnes 80. H. C. Barnes IS. H. I. Bartholo- mew IS, G. S. Beach is. D. c. buftum 30, C. W. Buell. 25. c. Case 50, A. NJ. Cheney 30, w. P. Calder 22, G. F. Bookings 25, Ray Cook 30. Harold Cosgrove 3O,. Alex Craig 25. J. T. Cox 22, J. D. De- Nne 20. V. Dutton 20. E. E. Gill 3D. Leroy Greene 25, C. \. Gordon 2o' J. H. Hurst 26 H. E. Hum. phrey 25, C. s. Joy A. Dr. W. R Hanra ahan 20, A . Harper 30. Dr. F E. Jennings IS. Dr. Kane IS. Dr. R. J, Lawton lG. l.. Lanning 80. l.. K Lasher IS. Mcleod 20. W. J. Malone q, II, A Maronn l4G. r. Moore, Jr" 5n, C E Beckwith 30. h' BeckWlth r. D. W. Page I6. T. II. Patterson 20. E. NJ. Peck 20.H $. Peck 20, D. W. Pond IS. R. H. Ramsay IS, H. B Reid 22. Dr. Richardson 25. C. R. Riley IS. W. C. Riley IS, P. E. Session 30. C, B. simmons 14. K, H. Simmons 95. F.. W smith 9, R. Spare 80, F. c. Stark 25, T. B. Steele 30. S. T. Thorpe 2o, c. T. Treadway 22. NJ. C. Trcadway l2, G. P. Treadwav 2"' A. B Whittier 80, c. Wyrtzen g. G. B. Ward A, c. Washburn -p' Dr. E. x. Whipple 9, Dr. H. B. Woodward %,
 Holiday Hours.
 Monday Memorial Day. will be generally observed throughout the city, All O. the factories and stores will close all day and barber shops will remain open until noon. The li- brary will be closed all day.
 At the post office there uill be no rural or city deliveries. although mail vii, be received and forwarded as usual The money order and reg is,ry departments will be closed the entire day, while the stamp window will be open from 10 II a. nl., and the carriers window from g to II a. m.
 Baseball sunday And Monday
 The local New Departure baseball team is lined up for three games and Memorial Day, meeting inc speedy Shelburne Falls club. of Falls, Mass. on Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field at o'clock and also hooking up with the Meri- den Endees on the local diamond Monday morning beginning at 1o:SO o'clock In the afternoon they will play return game in Meriden al Hanover park.
 Both Of the games on Sunday and Monday should furnish splendid at fractions. The Shelburne Falls az sregation demonstrated it's ability against the Endees last Wednesday afternoon on their home grounds by -raveling through nine innings to oo-docision contest, which was halt d on account of darkness with both clubs deadlocked 3 to 8.
 The team Manager Jack Curry will trot out on the diamond Mon day morning is one Of the strongest that has represented the Silver City in q good many years and should furnish the local outfit plenty Of opposition. The most prominent members of the Meridenites, who will appear here, are Eddie Zielke and Captain (Smoke) Halbach, for mer New Departure players; Eddie Hart, eX-first sacker of the Water bury Eastern league club; Tommy Sipples. for the past five seasons with Manchester, and Jimmy Alex ander, who was wearing the livery of the Hartford Eastern league team at the beginning of last season.
 Bristol High at Middletown
 The Bristol High school baseball cam is in Middeltown this afternoon for a game with the high school cam of that city, It is expected that or Alexander will be on he mound for Bristol with Roberts behind the bat.
 IA. of c. Memorial Mass
 The annual memorial mass CT Palos Council, Knights of Columbus will be celebrated Monday morning at o'clock at St. Joseph's church. The celebrant of the requiem high mass will be Rev. Oliver T. Magnen, pastor Of the church.