New Britain herald., 1928-07-03
resorts. Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Graham of Unionville accompanied them.
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 of Unionville accompanied them. RI. $. Athletic Prospect When the high school reopens. in the fall and the first call for foot. ball is sounded, not only will the school athletes be under new coach. but they will also be vithou, the help of seven youths who formed virtually the backfield of school ath- letlcs during the present season Six were graduated last week. while the seventh. Martin Bergen, completed his studies earlier in the school year. Virtually the entire backheld of the football team has been lost by the leaving of Quarterback Berxan and the graduation of Haifbacks Backman, Wiley and Tolli. Gauthier, fullback. and Conlin. a substitute. will be the only veteran baN-carriers left. The line is better situated, as weber. a tackle. is the only grad uate. and Gregory. Buell., Bloom, Smith Wegner Hubbard and Halsted will be back.
 In basketball the situation is some- what better. Wiley, forward. and Bergan. center. are the only men gone. Gerke, Gauthier, Conlin, Gre gory. Greene and Buell. of last years squad will again be available. The team did not show very much last year as it was green, but decided im- provement is looked for in 1esS- 1929
 The baseball team has suffered heavily. principally through the loss of the regular battery. Backman and Arcarl. Two infelders. Shortstop Wiley and Third Baseman Tolli have also graduated, as has one out helder, Cheetham. Peterson, reserve , pitcher, remains. as do Conlin and Gerke of the infeld, along with a substitute intielder, Yacobellis Con- lin may also prove of help in the pitching. Three outhelders, Simpson. Holstead and Gregory, will be back It is unlikely that there will be much new material available for the incoming coach, as the high school course has been cut to three years and the eighth grade boys who would have come in as freshman will remain in junior high school as ninth graders.
 Riding On Sidewalks Complaints that children are ,io. lating the law by riding bicycles on the sidewalk have been made to Constable George Schubert This mas become common practice, judging from the number of kicks, and the officer today issued a warn. ing that it must be stopped or he would be forced to make arrests re. gardless of age or sex.
 Baseball Tonight
 The bitterest rivals in the Indus- 1rial league. the Peck Spring and Trumbull Electric teams, are sched. uled to clash this evening at the nigh school field in their third meet lng Of the season. The Trumbulls won the first engagement, while the second broke up in a row when. with the Spring Casters ahead. the Temcos walked of the field and re- fused to continue to play any longer m the darkness and rain. There usually is action. of this sort to en- llven game between these two teams and good sized crowd is ex- pected to be on hand to watch this evenings engagement.
 
 Holiday Closing
 Provision stores will remain open until 3 o'clock this evening and clothing and other shops until 10 o'clock. All will be closed for the day tomorrow. Barber shops will be closed for the day after having been open until 10 o'clock tonight. The post office will be open tomor- row from 8 to II a. m.. but money orders will be issued and there will be neither city nor rural delivery. The Plainville Trust Co. will observe the holiday. as will the local manu- factories.
 S0kols Here Tomorrow
 The New Britain Sokols will ap- PSui AVlC toIlOIIOW aS the opponents of the undefeated All Plainrille baseball team. Jaglowski. formerly with the Falcons and Cor bin Red Sox. will pitch for the visi- tors. with Slavinski. former New Departure catcher. behind the bat. Other stars in the sokol lineup will include Joe Kania of the Falcons and All-kensingtons. Joe Jervis of the Falcons. Joe Tronski of the Orioles, and Johnny Grip of Ford ham university and Remington. Plainyille will use its regular lineup. with either Dudack or Kalish pitch irg
 The Independents had been un- able to secure a game up to this noon. but were still working hard to secure opponents for a morning game and were planning to rake up a foe from town players if an out side team could not be booked.
 Aces Win The Aces kept up their streak by defeating the South Ends yesterday. 11-4. Daton and Allen pitched ,ne