New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

ball or don't play. Baker and I will probably get in touch with Jarvis Dowd who referred the game and get his opinion on the matter. It seems strange that both games should produce such holler without some basis for the criticism" He further added that it is pos sible that ths team will be excluded from the league and the Kensington Boys club Junior team will take it's place. The Juniors, recently formed. are composed of boys under 15 and will be under considerable handicap, but Legion officials favor their par ticipation in lieu Of discord such as has resulted from the Yellow Jack cts tactics, Ventres stated.
 An announcement concerning the result of this evenings conference will be made tomorrow.
 A letter from Steve Gabany. as- sistant manager of the Yellow Jackets. which was received today. removes a large part of the problem from Legion shoulders. Gabany states that the Yellow Jackets are through; that they have stepped out of the league. thereby getting one jump before them" He states that the team entered the league under the conditions that they have the same personnel they had last year i under the names of the "Collegians' and that if any kicks were to be made they should have been filed before the beginning of the season. Steve also adds that Now in poor sportsmanship they are kicking but they're kicking with the wrong foot but 1t Is too late" It is generally be- lieved that the informal resignation of the team will be accepted by the league officials.
 Court Tonight
 Deputy Judge Ernest w. Mildrum will preside this evening at the reg ular Tuesday evening session of the Berlin town court. Several cases are slated for disposal including 2 state case which was postponed sev- eral weeks ago to allow witnesses to come from Brooklyn. Henry Foiren will also appear to answer charges of driving while his license was suspended. Axel Solomon of High street, New Britain. will appear to answer 8 charge of reckless driving. Solomon was arrested by Officer Frank Brown after a crash last Tuesday evening on the turnpike. sending two of the participants to New Britain General hospital with painful injuries.
 Judge George c. Griswold, local magistrate. is visiting friends in Ver- mont. He is accompanied by his sis ter. Miss Mary F.. Griswold. They intend to return to this place in the near future.
 They Lose
 After announcing that his team had disbanded for the season, Coach Lewis A. Griffith of the kensington Congregational church indoor base ball team. threw g surprise into the ranks of the Inter-Church league when he appeared with his full team at Willow Brook park to take on the First Lutheran church team of New Britain.
 JThe game ended with the score to 0 in favor of the New Britain squad, the local churchmen playing nice gahle in the infield but finding it difficult to collect the necessary bingles. Kensington's lone hit came in the final frame and the game hn, oh .l- much good.
 Coach Griffith announced that he had decided to keep the team in the field until the return of Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, who is in Virginia. At that time he will put the question to the local pastor as to whether or not the team should disband. Grif- filth previously stated that conflicting dates between the indoor team and other aggregations which had mem- bers Of his team enlisted in their ranks, had convinced him that it was hopeless to continue activities.
 Announce Summer Pastors
 The standing committee of the Berlin Congregational church has announced its schedule for visiting preachers who will occupy the pull pit during the coming summer months. On July 10, Rev. Albert J. Lord. D. D.. pastor of the First Church of Meriden will lead the services, Topics for the seSmons te complete the month have been an- naunced as follows; July II. "Jean