New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-05-31

the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pavano Of Shuttle Meadow road. es-
capped unhurt, a. did the horses, but
the vehicle was smashed.
4 slight collision occurred on the
New Britain road early Sunday
morning between cars driven by J.
Nichols F'esiak OF 81 Irving Place.
New Britain. and James F. Maggie OF
Z Woodford avenue. southington.
Damage to both cars was slight.
All-Plainvilles Break Even
The ALL Plainvilles lost a heart
breaking game to the Frog Hollow
Senators Of Hartford here yesterday,
the visitors winning by 81 after a
thrilling 13-inntns pitchers duel be-
tween Kalish and McGrath. Kalish
pitched great game for Plainville.
allowing only two hits in the first
- innings. Tho locals outplayed
their opponents but threw away sew
eral opportunities to score. losing
their most promising chance when
Derazio tripled to start the ~ but
was LETT on base.
With two gone In the 18th, Mat
teo misjudged Hayden's hit and it
went for triple. Six more hits fol-
lowed and the visitors had big lead.
Plainville came back with two but
could not offset the Senator'S big
rally. Batting honors went to Goeb
and Matteo. who collected three hits
apiece. while fine fielding was
shown by Billy TOLL and the new
third baseman. Bill Darrow. Toll
was the only local inflelder without
an error. while barrow handled nine
out Of ten difficult chances. Hayden
starred for the visitors. The Frog
Hollow team will play here again on
June 10. Freddy Mile injured his
wrist during the game and will prob
ably be lost for a couple Of weeks
On Sunday the ALL Plainvilles
captured a one-sided game from
Avon. Datoli had the visitors at his
mercy.
High School Defeated
The Plainville High school base
ball team suffered its first defeat of
tho season Saturday when it went
down before Lewis High school OF
southlngton. 1874. in Southlngton.
TOLL started for Plainville but was
: relieved In the fifth by Backman
Murphy pitched we'll for Lewis
high. Miller of the home team made
fhroA ha euar ub{IA <bo A.Id;n
feature was a catch OF a sizzling line
by Red" Murphy. The locals CON-
| planned about the umpiring and
claim that some Fl or 20 raw de-
cisions were given: the team became
discouraged In the face Of adverse
rulings and played rather listlessly.
Game Tonight
The leadership Of the Industrial
/ league will be settled tonight wher
the Trumbull Electric and Standard
Steel baseball teams meet at the
high school field. Each team won it,
first game, and tonights contest will
settle the temporary possession Of
first place. The game will start al
ESQ o'clock and good crowd is ex-
pected if weather permits play.
Dalena-Blinn Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Blinn OF
Mountain View announce the en-.
gagement OF their daughter, Miss
Genevieve Agnes to Peter Dalena OF
New York city. The wedding will
take place July at the Church OF
Our Lady of Mercy. Plainville. Mr.
Dalena Is former resident OF
Southington.
Baptist Church Notes
The Baptist church choir will hold
its regular rehearsal at 7:45 o'clock
this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
in the church parlors tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. Every men,
Der is urged to be present, as there
Is quilt to be tackled and as this
will be the last meeting before the
summer vacation period.
Regular mid-week prayer meeting
will be held at 7:45 o'clock Thurs
day evening.
Finger Is Amputated
Charles Carlo of East Main street
chef at the Central Lunch. crash
ed the fourth finger Of his right hand
Sunday when an automobile door
was slammed on 1t. His brother. not
realizing that h. was getting into the
machine. shut the door and it swung
on the finger. DR.. c. J. Tanner am
putated a portion OF the injured
member.
Epworth Leagllers Gather
More than 200 delegates from the