New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-25

aging the two, Plainville again
stands next 10 the bottom, only New
Milford spending less than Plain
ville's 1881 per student.
School Year
Inc schedule for the coming
school year has been announced by
the school department. The fall
term will begin on September S and
close on December 81. The winter
term will last from January >. 1929.
to February p. the middle term
from March to April 26, and the
spring term from May 6 to June 10.
School will be closed on teachers
convention days, visiting days for
two days at Thanksgiving. on
Armistice Day, Good Friday and
Memorial Day
Methodist Church
Rev. J. c. Purdy VIII preach at
the Plainville NJ T. church tomor-
row morning at 1o:45 o'clock. His
topic will be Young Women of
Bible Times and Goth Century Young
Women"
On Monday night the Epworth
league will hold hot dog roast at
Cedar lake.
A. NJ. +. Zion Church,
The services at the Redeemer's A.
NJ. f. Zion church tomorrow will be
as follows: II a. m. preaching by
Rev. A. A. Perry, theme. He Can
Who thinks He Can" 1850 D. NJ.
Sunday school. $50 p M. V. c. +.
union. $50 p. m, preaching by the
pastor: theme. Does Jesus Care For
Me-" The public is invited to at
tend all services.
Pastor at Conference
Rev A. A. Perry. pastor of the
Redeemers A. NJ. +. Zion church,
and the 3lst religious
and educational convention of the
New England conference of the A.
NJ +. Zion church at the Narich Me-
mortal church in New Haven. The
present conference is one of the best
that church group has ever held.
Mr.. Perry says. The local minister
will return here this afternoon and
resume charge of his pulpit tomor-
row.
Seek Revenge Tomorrow
The All-Plainvilles will be out for
revenge tomorrow afternoon when
the Bristol Maple Ends appear at
the local High school field for re-
turn baseball game. The Bristol
team won a Al decision on its home
grounds after fine battle, but
Plainville is confident of turning the
tables tomorrow. To do it the locals
will have to solve Berg, former
Hartford city league pitcher who
held them in check before, Plainville
will rely on Dudack. who went we'll
against Bristol. and Miller.
Back home after several weeks on
the road. the All-Plainvilles expect
to cut loose again and resume the |
winning career which was checked |
when they met the strong Falcons
in New Britain. They have lost sew
cral games abroad but they have
lost to some of the fastest teams in
the state and are undismayed. On !
their own lot again, they expect to
recover form and turn in several
more victories TO delight the local
fans.
Dernzio Wins Championship
Mundy Derlzio. catcher of the
championship Trumbull Electric
team. won the batting title in the
Industrial Baseball League with an
average OF ,522. final figures for
the year show. Derazio stayed at
the top all the way. finally shaking
off duffy Gnazzo after the latter
had hung on his heels for the first
half of the season. Freddy Miller.
1rumbull pitcher made the mort
aits. 13. while Badich. another
remco man, scored - runs to lead
n this department and still another
Derby. made the only
home run of the season and quail
led for the cup offered for the
1ome run championship. Derazio
'ill also receive a trophy
The Trumbull team won the
championship largely on its hitting
power although 1t received excel
crt pitching from Miller in every
;ame. The champs We're never de-
Gated, their one loss being a for
elted game which was handed to
he Peck Spring team when the
remcos refused 10 play in the rain
nd darkness The league was not ,
is close as last year, when three ,
cams battled all the way to the
inal game. and there was much
ault found with the umpiring. but
oward the end this fault had been
DIRECTED and the outlook is bril-
liant for another season. The in
|ividual batting averages follow:
G.. ALB. r.. H. PC.
)erazio, ..9 % SIP .5oo
'alon. ........ 2 0 / 800 /,