New Britain herald., 1928-05-16
BOARD OF REVIEW FORMED BY SCOUTS Activity Of Local Troops Leads
 to Separate Exams HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATED Watertown Takes Advantage of To- calls errors-Lcsion Auxiliary Whist-Busincssmc Have First Workout-GnazzO Funeral.

The increased activity shown by the Plainyille Boy Scout troops has led Deputy Commissioner Howard M. Knapp to take steps to organize d board of review separate from | that of the parent New Britain council and to have local scouts desiring advancement appear before it instead of going to the Hardware l City for their reviewing. Deputy Commissioner Knapp today re- 1 quested that two members of the troop committee of each of the three scout troops in Plainville meet Mon ' day evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on F.crce street to act as a board of review. The meeting will begin at 7:So o'clock, and at that time all scouts in Plain- vile troops who desire to be review cd on their second class tests will appear.
 Upon satisfactory completion Of the quiz, the brown record cards of the scouts will be signed and the scouts may then appear before the New Britain council Court of Honor to receive the award of their second class badges. Meetings such as this will be held once a month, and it is hoped that there will he at least , two troop committeeman from each troop present to help in the work invited 10 attend.
 | This Is a new step of advance mont in plainvillc scouting. For merly local scouts attended the rcgu- lar sessions of the New Britain board Of review. but in recent months the three troops here have been sending largo numbers of boys 10 the neishboring city for advance ment. and it is now thought that the time has come when the Plainville troops can support a separate re- viewing body.
 High School Nine Loses
 Plainville High school lost another baseball game yesterday afternoon when Watertown downed it by 10-5 in a game of loose fielding in Wa tcrtoWn. Carl Peterson, who worked for the locals. pitched well and held 1 the home team 10 seven hits. but his infield gave him rank support and committed strings of disastrous errors. Had 1t not been for these Plainvillc might well have won. for it hit at timely moments and show cd plenty of pep even after the dis courasing second inning.
 Coach Gallup's charges got away to good start when. with one down in the first inning, Conlin was safe on an error and scored on hits by Tolli and Gerke. In the second frame. however. the game was thrown away. Aracari lost a. third strike but the next two men were retired and the damage appeared retrieved. Then came four success sive intield errors. three by Wiley and one by Tolli, and these. with the single by Atwood which follow ed, resulted in five runs for the en- cmy. An error and two hits gave | WatertoWn two more in the third. Plainville made it's biggest bid in the fourth and collected three runs. Tolli was safe on an error and Gerkc and Wiley drew passes. Cheetham scored two men with ! single. Three Consecutive hits. a fly, and an infeld out gave the home team trio of scores in the sixth, while in the seventh Gregory walked and rode homo on Conln's long single. Conlin played a fine game in the field. too. and did not suffer from the malady which affected the rest of the infield. The summary: l MafcrfAWn III