New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
DOCTOR PRESIDENT | 0f DUSTY LEAGUE
M. Frost Elected by Managers
 Play Starts May 22
\. s. NINE SMOlHERED
Terryville Runs up iS.: Count Funeral of Mrs. Cushin9-Sum- n'cr Roundup and Well Child Conference Tomorrow,

Dr. Lawrence H. Frost was elected president of the Plainyille Indus- trial league last night at a meeting 1 of the managers in John Guiden's pool room. He was chosen not only as . man who knows baseball but as one who. by his standing in the 1 community. would give prestige to the league. He has been | practi- tioner in Plainville for many years.
 with the exception of the interval
 of the World War. and he is prom inent in American Legion circles. Two years ago he played in the out { field on the Disbursements team which was the precursor of the pres ent Industrial League.
 Lester Peck, manager of the champiea Peck Spring Co. nine. was chosen vice president. while for secr,tary-treasurer tte pilots picked William Downham. second select man and backstop of the Business men. The other three managers are John Guiden of the Business men, Charles Cleveland of the Trunlbull Electric Mfg. Co, and Al Rajeune of the Standard Steel & Bearing. Inc, Charles Livingston was temporary chairman last eve ming.
 The personnel of the respective teams has not yet been made up but will be announced later in the week. It was voted not to allow additional players 10 be added after July 15. The president will call another meet ing before the opening of the league on May oc.
 The schedule adopted by the mo- Suls was as follow:
 Tuesday. May 2e--Peck Spring vs. Standard Steel. Thursday. May 24 --Trumbull Electric vs. Business men. Tuesday, May 29-Trumbull Electric vs. Peck Spring. Thursday. May 3l-Businessmen vs. Standard Steel. Tuesday. Juno 5-Trumbull Electric vs. Standard Steel. Thurse day. June 7--Businessmen vs. Peck Spring.
 Tuesday. June 1:-Businessmen vs. Standard Steel. Thursday. June 14-Peck Spring vs. Trumbull Elec- trlc. Tuesday. June 1s-Business- men rs. Peck Spring. Thursday. June 2l-Standard Steel vs. Trum- bull Electric. Tuesday. June 2e- Businessmen vs. Trumbull Electric. Thursday. June 2s-Peck Spring vs. Standard Steel.
 Tuesday, July s-Peck Spring vs frumbull Electric. Thursday, July 5-Standard Steel vs. Busine ssmen. Tuesday. July 10-Standard Steel vs. Trumbull Electric. Thursday, July 12-Peck Spring vs Plainville Cast Ing. Tuesday, July 17-Standard Steel vs. Peck Spring. Thursday, July 19-Trumbull Electric vs, Busi- ncssmen.
 Tuesday. July 24-Peck Spring vs. Businessmen. Thursday, July cs- Standard Steel vs. Trumbull Elec- tric. Tuesday. July 3l-Peck Spring Hs. Standard Steel. Thursday, August 2--Bus'nessmen vs. Trumbull Elec- fric. Tuesday, August 7-Standard Steel vs. Businessmen. Thursday. August 4--Trumbull Electric ys. | Peck Spring.
 Games postponed because Of rain or for other reasons will be played off after the close of the league.
 High School Smcared
 Taking advantage of nine passes, four hit batsmen, and six errors. TerryVille high school combined these with 10 hits and handed Plain 'ille high a terrific 1S-2 walloping in n western Connecticut league base ball game here yesterday afternoon, four Plainville pitchers took turns on the mound hut none of them were effective, while Norton held Plainrille to three hits. Two of these were gathered by Muddy" Arcari, who got single and double for perfect day at bat and also h. andled 10 chapcoe eIo.1J,, TI,o