New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
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Two-base hits -- Landry, Goeb, Kalish. Ma'teo. Haynes. Home run -DatoH. Bases on balls, off Kalish l, off McKcnna ?. Struck out, by Kalish I. by McKenna :. Hit by pitcher, by McKenna CKalish). Um- pires-Nohf, Cunningham, Gnazzo Erbe. Time of game-2;0o.
 Tn New Britain Accident
 Five persons narrovy escaped death or serious injury last night when an automobile operated hy John Morrn Of 5S East Main street overturned on Burritt street. New Britain. In the car were Morrin, his brother Michael Morrin and Peter Mahoncy and his two sons, Douglas and Paul of 67 Putnam street Bristol. The car skidded on the oiled surface of the street anG turned upside down. Mr. Mahonoy was taken 10 the New Britain Gen aral hospital with a severe cut on his shoulder; his condition today vas reported good John Morrin was cut on the head, but the injury is not serious. The other three cs- caped without injury.
 Officers Thomas C Dolan and Herbert C. Lyon and Detective Ser geant George C. Ellinger were de- tailed to investigate the accident. Sergeant Ellingar arrested Morrin ] for driving whil, under the in- fluence of liquor. He appeared in
 the police court this mornin. when his cas- vas continued until We'd
 nesday.
 Field Day a Success
 The field day held Saturday after.
 noon by the Plainvillc fife and 1 drum corps was success in spite ot 1 the threatening weather. Eleven
 corps from various parts of the state were present and marched ir the parade and competed for the ! prizes, the stormy outlook probably preventing several others from at tending. The Tabs Of New Britain cleaned up. taking the main prize ! for all-around work and the cup for
 best playing in the modern class while the leader won the medal for the best appearing major
 The prizes were awarded as fol- lows: Large silver loving cup for best appearing corps and best all around work, Y. Nj. T. A. x B. corps of New Britain. Ancient playing: first prize. silver cup. Lancraft Of New Haven; second prize, silver cup, St Francis drum corps Of Nauga- tuck. Modern playing: first prize, silver cup. Y, M. T. A. X R. corps, New Britain; second prize. silver cup. St, Faults Y. M. T, A. & E. corps. Kensington Fife. drum and bugle playing: first prize. silver cup Torrington fife, drum and huge . corps: second prize, silver cup, shan i ley's fife and drum corps, Southing- i ton. Bugle and drum: first prize
 silver cup, Boy Scout drum ant 1 bugle corps. Bristol. Best appearing major: first prize, gold medal, Wi. | liam Sullivan of Y. NJ. T. A. & R ! corps, New Britain; second prize ! silver medal, Major Walker of St | Paul's r. Nj. T. A. < B. corps, Ken sington. Baton swinging: first prize gold medal, Major Olmstead of Tor rington fife, drnm and buglo corps Piccolo and flute playing: first prize | silver cup, Silk City Flute band 1 Manchester: second prize, silver cup New Departure drum corps, Bristol Other corps which competed were the St. Francis corps of Torringtor and the Middletown fife and drum band.
 i Fined For Transporting John Stipulick of New Britair
 was fined s1o0 and costs in the loca
 court Saturday night on a charge ot { transporting intoxicating liquor H.
 was arrested Wednesday morning by
 State Officer Grant, who found hin
 on Whiting street with 4 cases anC
 two barrels of beer in his truck. The i beer was tested by a chemist anC i found to be of illegal alcoholic con. ! tent.
 "Y" Surprises With a Win ] The Plainville "Y' juniors surpris- cd by winning their first game in the
 Hartford County Y. NJ. C. A. Indus trial league Saturday afternoon on ! the local diamond, defeating East Berlin, last years champs, 5-2. They
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