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New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
RED SOXLOSE TWO
 ID MERIDEN NINE
Inslcos Take Both Morning and
 Afternoon Holiday 1lts

The Corbin Red Sox baseball team was beaten in two starts in the Gen. tral Connecticut league yesterday by the Insilco club Of Meriden. In q weird and disastrous contest at Will low Brock park here yesterday the locals, leading by seven runs, blew up and the Meridcn team tied the score, eventually win ming fl to II in the tenth and then in the afternoon, the SoX suffered a shutout in a hard fought contest staged in Meriden. The score was to 0.
 Berg played the Iron Man upon his return to the game after being laid up for several weeks with a broken ankle, but his efforts went for naught as he was credited with two losses. Bob Walsh started for Meriden in the morning but he fail ed to retire a man until New Britain had a lead of g to ?.
 This was increased 10 II 10 4 as Mcriden went into the ninth. A barrage of singles started until the score was tied and Meriden took the game with a continued rally in the tenth. Kline received the credit for this triumph because he ended with out allowing a hit in the last two innings.
 Kline pitched the afternoon ses- sion and was in brilliant form. Berg was at his best but two runs in the fourth provided the way for his downfall as his mates couldn't get going. The summary:
 tMolning Camel
 Insilcoa ..............10o l0l 013-li Corbln Red Sox ........790 900 oQ0-ll
 X. Walsh. kroeher and Thomas; Rlan- chard. Berg and Huband.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
WIN AND
 LOSE ON HOLIDAY
Southington Team Splits Twin
 Bill With CoQinSYile Nine

The Pexto A. c. baseball team in the Central Connecticut league in a holiday double header yesterday. dropping the morning tilt played in Southington by to 6 score and winning the afternoon contest 10 to 3.
 The Southington team was lead ing to when Lindstrom. the Wrench Town twirler. developed streak of wildness. The first man was out on q fly to left field The next singled. Then Lindstrom walk ed three in a row. The next batter singled and another walk ensued. Two errors helped the mess along. Then with two out. Reeves doubled and before the side was retired, six runs had crossed the plate.
 Southington got one back in the fifth and tied the score in the eighth but it was left to Odlum to settle the game. In the first of the ninth the Collinsville slugger hoist ed the ball over the right field fence for a home run giving Collinsville a one run edge and the game. Eddie Hackbarth also put the first ball pitched 10 him over the right field fence for circuit wallop, his third of the season.
 In the afternoon tilt, Southington started Lindstrom but he was reliev- shape. It was hard hitting affair with the Southington club holding the edge. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
PIRATES SMOTHER
 WASHINGTON TABS
Local Club DoWnS South End
 Team in League Contest

The Pirates crashed out IT to 10 win over the Kensington Tabs in a Western Connecticut league game at Willow Brook. Carlson and McCor- mick. the starting twirlers. were driven from the mound amid a bar rage of hits in the early innings.
 The Pirates continued to hit the offerings of Rayno, who relieved Mo- Cormick, to all corners of the lot. while Williams had the Tabs baffled. Of the 12 men 70 face him, Will Hams sent back eight men via the strikeout route.
 The T. os took an early lead and were ahead 10 to in the third. The Corsairs, however. began 10 bunch their hits behind the great pitching of Williams and tied the score in the fourth.
 In the sixth. the Pirates hit the ball hard. Six runs were chased across the plate to clinch the game for the locals. Begley led the Pirates with three hits while Guina hit hard for the losers. The game was called at tho end of the sixth due to the heavy shower that came up.
 Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
BURR|7TS SCALP LEGION OUTFIT
PhantomS WhiteWaSh LaurelS in
 Junior City League Tilt

The Burritts took the scalp of the American Legion team in the holi- day tilt of the Junior City league yesterday afternoon at Walnut Hill ritts hit hard and. ided by loose playing on the part of the Legion team, hal very little trouble in pill ing up the score.
 Bruno Zembko who was on the mound for the winners, twirled in neat form and kept the hits of the America Legion team we'll scattered. He famed 10 of the opposing bats men and let them down with four hits. The Legion lads were power- less before his slants and in but one inning did they solve him. That was in the fourth when two solid blows in succession accounted for their two tallies. After that he frightened up and, aided by the airtight defense of his mates, came out on top of the score.
 The Burritt Reserves were always in the lead and their opponents fail ed 10 threaten them at any stage. They scored in the first three frames and later in the sixth and eighth, landed on the oErerings of the Legion pitchers for nor tallies. During the afternoon the Burritts slammed out nine safe hits which were topped off by home runs by Walicki and Par tyka. Both were solid smashes to left and came with one man on each time.
 The lead was taken by the Bur ritt Reserves in the first inning when Mangan reached first on an error and scored when Dalkowski slam med out double to left. Again in the second they ged farther in the lead when Fisk was hit by pitched lall. stole second. and later scored on Lipskis long single to right field.
 The big inning for the winners came in the following frame. Dal- kowski singled down the hot cor her and on several misplays took third. Partyka reached first on fielders ch, .ce, and both runners SC, ed when Sapkowski dropped Zisk's high fly to left. Fisk scored while one of his mates was being retired at first.
 The Burritts outplayed the Le- zion team from the start and starred at the zat as well as in the field. The
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
DUSTY LEAGUE GAMES
P. X F. COrbin to Face Stanley Rule at Walnut Hill Park Tonight Machine vs. R. x F.

The P. X r. Corbin baseball team in the Industrial league will find it. self in jeopardy of dropping from first place tonight when it battles the Stanley Rule & Level in one of the regularly scheduled games in the Industrial league at Walnut Hill park.
 The Stanley Rule has been show ing strength on the diamond in it's last few games and seeing that every team is taking a shot at the Corbin contingent. the Rulers will attempt to hand them another beating. Three teams stand tied for first place in the league. Landers and Stanley Works sharing the berth with Cor bins.
 The game on Diamond No. 1 will bring together the R. & F. and New Britain Machine teams.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
BURRI1TS WIN GAME
Local Baseball Club Downs Suffield Town Team in Contest Featured by Hard Hitting.

The Burritt A. C. baseball team defeated the Stuffed town team in hard hitting contest staged there Sunday afternoon. The score was 12 10 9. Suffield used three pitchers in an effort 10 stem the tide Of New Britain biNgles. but the Burritts kept up a veritahle barragc all through the game getting a total of 19 safe ties.
 Johnny Rose occupied the mound for the home club and he allowed siN scattered hits. holding the oppo- Sition in check all the time. Monjue IalcSkie featured at the bat for the local club getting four out of five, including double Suffield featured with q fast double play. The sum mary
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
 It was far from a safe and sane Fourth in the major leagues.
 The Washington Senators came to New York with a winning streak that had extended to 10 games and departed with losing streak of two while a crowd of more than 74,0O0 looked on at the slaughter The paid attendance of 72,,64l, largest to witness a ball game, saw Bucky Harris team suffer to extremely bad beatings. at 1o-1 and 2l-1. Lou Buster" Gehrig connected for his 27th and 2Sth home runs Of the sea son and is now two up on Babe Ruth in their circuit marathon. But the Bambino had good day at bat, get. ting five hits in seven attempts.
 High explosives were touched off along the American league battle front. 101 runs being bombarded across the plate in four double the Philadelphia Mackmen shook off protracted losing streaks by di- yiding. the As winning the the first 1e-2 after seven consecutive beat ings and the Lurid Rose the second after 15 straight rcverses.
 Cleveland set back the Chicago White SoX c-l and G.. The St. Louis Browns and Detroit halyed. the Brownies taking the first. S-4 behind Sam Jones fiinging. and losing the next. 1"-S.
 A crowd of GO. .oo0 watched Pitts burgh shake down the worlds cham pion St. Louis Cardinals. 7-2 and 6-4. By winning twice the Buc- cancers retained their fragile hold on first place while the onrushing Chicago Cubs were dropping Cincin- nati. to in lo innings, and 6-3.
 The New York Giants won their second double header in two days by flooring Brooklyn. 4-3 in II in- ninss. and a-4. Rogers Hornsby hit his fifteenth home run Of the season in the third inning of the second game.
 The Boston Braves gained two games at the expense of Philadol- phia, a-4 and s.. The Phils have J~ ;,,
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
League Standing

Heavy hitting was again the rule in the City league games at Walnut Hill park Saturday afternoon, the winning team in each game scoring ten or more runs and circuit clouts being frequent. The Burritts polished off the Speedboys by 12-4 in q game which was a pitchers battle from the third inning onward The Pirates kept pace with their rivals by de- teating the Rangers, 10-1, in a game which was moro closely waged than the score would tend to show. The slaughter Of the afternoon was the West End-Tab affair. the former team smashing out 2l hits and SCOT ing 23 runs to the Tabs icne one.
 Bnrrttts 12, Speedboys i
 The Burritt-Speedboy game was q peculiar affair. both teams showing poorly at first and then settling down to play real baseball. Fo, the Speed boys, Milewski walked in the first inning and took second On balk. but he was out on a fielder's choice when Erickson hit to Za.e ski. l.. Ba- con flied out. but Ditsch was safe on Kuklinski's error and Erickson scored. In the second, three Speed boys reached first on errors, but klatkas unerring arm cut all three down as. one after another. they tried to steal second.
 The Burritts got under way in their turn in the second. Luty and Zaleski doubled, and klatka and Dalkowski were safe ,n fielder's choices which put nobody out. ku- klinski singled, and. after J. Bud nick popped, Partyka also got a hit. Rose crashed another double, L. Budnick grounded out. and Luty made his second two baeeer Of the inning. Two more runs came in the third on Ditsch's bad error and hits by Kuklinski and Partyka.
 Richtmyer held the B'l,ritts after that inning. and the Spaedboys got three in the sixth when Erickson singled and went to second on Za- leski's second balk. L. Bacon walked and Ditsch and Osborne tatted safe ly to left. Zalcski stopped the rally by striking out the next two batters. Partyka's double and fou" one-bag- gers gave the Burritt's their last trio of runs in the eighth.
 Zaleski pitched nice game. hold ing the Speedboys to six hits and striking out II batters, but he showed his lack of finish by making two banks and by hurrying through his work. Richtmyer got away to a bad start but improved as game went on. The hitting of Luty and Kuklinski and pair of double plays. Osborne to L. Bacon 10 l.. Budnick to Kuklinski. featured. Partyka lost a triple when he failed to touch first or second. II. Bacon, got q peculiar scratch hit in the fifth when Dalkowslki ran into l.. Budnick just as the latter was catching the battcr's easy pop fly. The game was played in the short time of one hour 44 minutes. The box score:
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Yesterday was an ideal day for golf enthusiasts and all Cf the golf and country clubs around this part the Fourth. shuttle Meadow. Farm ineton and Sequin cotu ses were played throughout the day. On the Sequin course Frank Ross with d score Of l52 won the 36 hole low gross prize. F. c. Montgomery and E. E. Hathaway tied for the SC hole low net, each having l6i. The after noon net prize for s loles was tie between A. W. Borg Of New Britain and J. Domino, c: ch with 3 70
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
Afternoon Game.
NO BIKE MEETING
Races At Velodromc Postponed Be- cause of Many Sports Activities During Week.

Hartford. July 5-There will be no bike meeting at the Hartford Nelodrome track this week because of the many special sports events being held in Hartford and vicinity this week in connection with the holiday.
 The weekly meeting will be re- sumed Thursday night, July 14.. when there will be ah-star program with stars of the motor-paced world and many well-known sprinters competing.
 These weekly bike meetings are gaining in popularity and last Thurs day night record gallery saw Chap man Hopkins and other stars in the best races ever held at the big saul cer on the Connecticut Boulevard.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

plantOms NS. IaufclS
 The PhantomS Whitewashed the Laurels 30 in q Junior City league game Saturday that was a pitchers battle between kiopp and Potts. klopp was in rare form and had his curves breaking in great style. He allowed only five scattered hits and sent Ia rien back to the bench via the strikeout route. In three differ ent inninge he retired the side on strikes. It was great display of twirling,
 The winners punched their hits off the offerings of Potts iii the second and sixth innings. They registered two runs in the second when Balde- sari doubled and Potts and Zareski erred in succession. The Phantoms chased two more across in the sixth on singles by klopp and O'Brien and Maguire's error. A walk and a sac ritice gave the Phantoms their last counter in the ninth.
 Fink played a good game for the winners while the work of Bardeck stood out for the losers. Bardeck was the only man to hit Klopp with any degree of success. He crashed out double and two singles. Carr led the Phantoms' offensive with three singles,
 The summary.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

The SoN scored victory over the J. R. Martin team of Taftville in a close and well played game Sunday afternoon in that town. Clever work by Schmidt in the early in nings kept the Taftville battcrs worried and he didn't let up until his mates had given him an eight run lead.
 The heat and a couple of errors caused him plenty of trouble in the late innings when the opposition came within an ace of tying the score. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

The West Ends buried the Tabs under Q 2S-1 count. making a farce out of the contest from the start by scoring nine times in the first inning. The score would have been worse had not the game been called at the end of the seventh inning to permit the Pirates and Rangers to take the diamond. Tommy Blanchard, who worked for the West Ends. famed the first three batters to face him and then took it easy. He could af- ford to. for his slants were too much for the Tabs and his own team was pounding hit after hit to the other diamond for extra bases galore
 Thirteen men went to bat in the wild first inning before the West Ends were retired. Hinchey and Huber made home run apiece, and George Campbell was robbed of a similar hit by his own slow running
 Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
BEST FROM OHIO STATE

Arlie Tarbert. who recently joined the Boston Red Sox, is said to be the best outtielder in Ohio State baseball history. Tarbert Is versatile in that he can play anywhere in the outfield, was once catcher
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
YANKEES HAND SENATORS
 TWO TERRIFIC BEATINCS

Washington Smothered In Twin Bill Before Record Crowd of Fans-Gehrig Two Up On Ruth In Home Run Race Sox and Athletics Divide - Cleveland Downs White Sox In Twin Bill-Cards Lose Two to Pittsburgh-Cubs Walop Cincinnati Giants Cop DOubleheader.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
26 1 10 c4 1J NEW" NnJrr-
Tntnls
Totals fl 2l lH -

y-Battod Tor CroWder m ZnI.
 xx-Batted for Burke in 9th. Washington ..........oOO nln uvo- New York ....41O 029 32x-2l
 Two base hits--Gehlis, Reeves, Combs 2. Lazzeri 2. Three base hits-Ruth. GKra bowski. Mcusel. fome runs-l'ice, Gehrig, Vera, razzeri. Losing pitcher Crowder Umpires-Nallin, pinecn and Gelzel Time-2:20.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
BROOKLYN

Totals 37 II 25 l2 .
 z-Batted for McWeeuey in 7th.
 v--Mueller ou'. hit by hatted ball.
 New York o1S 0Ol ihn-5 Brooklyn ol' 900 3po-i
 Two base h!t5--.rackson Hornshy. Iirdstrom. Carey. Homo luu-Ilornsby. Losing pitcher Barnes. Umpires-Rear- don, O'pay and Moran. Timo-c;2S.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

.-Ratted for Keen in 7th.
 yx-Batted for Ring in 9th.
 vyy-Ran for Barnhart in Sth. c Tori. Ill 000 l06-t n,,,r,,,T,,h 900 03l 02x-G
 Two base hlts-pouthit, Frisrl, Earn hart i9l. T. Wauer (2l Granthar Home run-Hn!In. Losing pitcher--RlnG. m- nires-Pfrman, Wilson and Quisiey' Time-2:00.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
First Canlf

Philadelphia ....,.,..6ol 900 otl-le Boston ...............01o 01o oQ1- 2
 Grove and Corhrane; Ruifing and ilof- mann.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
'ORBlN RED SGN
TAFTvILI.E

Rcd So% ..... ..,....,..000 ol% 4o0-S Taftville ...,..........o .o0l 00o 23-7
 Two base hits-Fitzpatrick Krauss, bona ?, Three base hit-Gauthicr. Enl- piros-Roy ani Sinnot.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
 IN
BURRITTS AND PIRATES
 WIN CITY LEAGUE GAMES

Tied For First Place As Champs Subdue Speedboys and Havlick Holds Rangers Helpless - West Ends Smother Tabs By 23-1-Huber, Hinchey, and Matu- lis Hit Home Runs-kuklinski Has Perfect Day At Bat.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

First Game. Washington .,..,.-.''""l "u" ,a New York .............l2n '"n" "5N--i- Trursron. Johnson and Ruel Tate; PipEraes and Collins.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
lllEST Ct.fE ,

(FIEST GAMEJ Cincinnati 900 loo 600 6--1 ; Chicago G00 loo 900 I-2 . May and Picinich. Briliheart. Bush and Hartnett.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Pextos ................20 20l 0l0 00c--6
 Two base hits-Reeves. J. Fontana. Three base hit-Becker. Home run Harkbarth. odlum. Umpire-Crowley. Time of game-2:l5.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
PHILADELPHIA

x-Ratted for Decatur In ith,
 xx-Batted for WilloughOy In 9th. Boston 900 2a0 o20-s Philadelphia olO opo ppI--
 Two base hits--smith. Fouruiyr, Sra'd- ing. Three base hi,--H:rh Losine Iitch- er-Decatur. Umpres-Jorda, Hart and Rigler. Ttme-l.iG.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Pirates .................lSl 515-17 kcnsington ................3Si 000-10
 Two base h!ts--1ankaskas Begley. , base hits-Eenturo, Charlow. J. McCor- mick Matulis. lplre-Havlick. Time 2:45.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
Afternoon Game. rDRR1N RED SnN
Win from Taftville

stolen Gase-Huber. Bases on balls off Kline ,. Struck out--bv Kline 2. Berg i. Umpiie-Reilly Of Wallingford.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
lIrlE SIT CAM

fTIRST GAME) Sr. Louis plc 100 0oo-. i" Pittsburgh 100 3S0 ooX-1 II |" Alexander and Shculte; Meadows and
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
FIRST ItEl

New York O0o 2lN 00n 0i--4 Brooklyn "e' ono pdo UV--o Q " Fitzsimmons. Henry and Taylor: Petty Ehthardt, Elliott and HaTgrcaves. De
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Two base ht's-s, Dalkowski Walln- ski Haleskt Three base hits Wallnski Umpire-B hu!as
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
Totals SS II g 21
 AMERICAN LEGION
Totals 7
PhantOns Vs. Laurels

Two base hts-Dalkowsk Kulns. Home runs--Wa!icki. Partykn. umpire-Lynch.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Two base hits-Dressen, Hargrave. Pick. Three base hits-Walker, Grimm. Winning pitcher-Bush. Umpires-klem, Mccormick and Mclaughlin. Time-1 :52.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
SEQUfN GOLF TOURNEY.

Two bes" hits Bardeck, Baldesar Umrircs- Larry Mansan. Tim 30.
New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
West Ends 23, Tabs 1

Two base hita-Matulis Home run Matulis Implres-CA CAmpbell and Mahel
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10
No Host Shower
! for Mrs. r. G. Martin

The home of Mrs. John G. Skinner
was the scene of very lovely inspira-
ton in the nature of a charmingly
arranged and MOST unique no-host
shower Saturday evening honoring
Mrs. Roscoe G. Martin.
Dinner was served from one long
table to guests numbering sixteen. A
miniature altar adorned the table per-
feet in appointment and artistically
decorated with smilax interviewer be-
tween four pink tapers, which light
ed the table. White candles in crystal
holders festooned with smilaX graced
the place of each guest. Miss Virginia
Brown acted as French maid and was
charming in an attire of black satin
and pink organdy.
Bridge followed and at the conclu-
sion of the game honors were award
ed to Mrs. F. |. johnson and to Mrs
Anderson of Joliet. During the eve
ming the honored guest was present
ed with very lovely gift of sterling
silver by wee Monadell Skinner, dress
ed as cupid. The Skinner home was
lovely with yellow "mums" in ar
bowls attractively decorating tn
rooms.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10

Mrs. Cissie Bryson alleged non
support in a divorce action filed in
district court Friday against Sydney
Bryson. They were married in Red
Lodge May 25, 1924. The plaintiff
seeks the custody of their three
months old son and asks that she be
permitted to resume her maiden name
of Cissie Mcdonald. John G. Skinner
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Thompson re-
turned to Red Lodge Monday night
from Gilman City, Missouri where
they were called on account of the i'll
ness of Mr.. Thompson's father, Levi
| Thompson. Funeral services for the
aged man were conducted in Gilman
City last Sunday. Mr.. Thompson and
wife made the return trip to Red
Lodge by way of Denver.
Glasses that satisfy. DR.. Logan,
specialist at the Pollard, November
4, 5, 6. Home office. Miles-Garnier
Blk. Livingston. 32-3t
John Tarro of Red Lodge assumed
management of the Plunkett store II
Bearcreek Monday, succeeding c. 2
| Hamrick. Mr.. Tarro has been asso-
ciated with the Plunkett store in Rec
Lodge for more than four years ano
his duties in Bearcreek are in the ma.
ture of promotion. On several occa
sions he has been awarded first de
cisions on window decorating by the
Winchester Repeating Arms company
A regular meeting of the Rec
Lodge Aerie of Eagles was held a
the Italian hall last night. The eve
ming was enjoyed by large atten
dance, special feature being box
ing exhibition between William Davi
and Tom Gillen, both of Red Lodge
The business meeting consisted o
making arrangements for the I'M
tiation of an Armistice Da,
class into the order on Wednesday
November 80. Refreshments wer
served by the social committee.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10
METHODIST CHURCH

Regular services as follows: Sun
day school at 1000 a. NJ. Morning
worship at HOO a. m. Young peoples
meeting and short sermon at 200 p.
m. Boy Scouts Monday at 700 p. M.
Bible study Monday at 500 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Tuesday at 230 p. M.
Ladies Aid Society Wednesday after
noon. Epworth League Social Friday
evening. Services at Enthusiastically
school at 200 p. M, church services
at 300 p. m.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10
Entertain at Bridge Dinners

Mrs. Walter Helm, Mrs. j. j,
Gerondale and Mrs. Nelson Lane pre-
sided over charmingly arranged
bridge dinner Monday and Tuesday
evening, at the Helm home on North
Hauser. Dinner was served at sever
small tables. Yellow and pink NUNS
in profusion lent attraction to the
rooms and adorned the tables.
Bridge followed with seven tables
in session each evening. Monday eve
ning's honors were awarded to Mrs
James McConville and the consola
ton went to Mrs. J. T. Newell. Tues
days high honors fell to Miss Ann
Swan and the consolation to Mrs. n
A. Stacey.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. G. B.
Foltz, superintendent. Our Sunday
school is growing in interest and
numbers. More new teachers are need
ed. We are starting on our Christ
mas music. At HOO o'clock special
sermon by request of the superintend-
ent of our city schools on GOD and
Country" Parents, teachers and pu-
pills are cordially invited to hear this
sermon.