New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-07
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| Ao1 i1oAtdi ooIS' anu jungle gym
all OF which afford healthy and en-.
Joya Bile sport for the youngsters
Miss Gerard will introduce other
features from day to day to interes,
the children.
| The playground Will be open or
pleasant days from to II 80 a. m.
and from 1870 to 500 p. M, week.
days except Saturdays On SATURDAYS
the hours will be from a. m. TO /.
noon
All the children in the town from,
kindergarten age TO seventh grade
are eligible to use the playground
when open and when the supervisor
is in attendance. 1t will be run sew
en- weeks this summer. closing or
August 25. one week before the
opening Of school. Parents and
others interested are cordially in
rited to visit the playground at any
time.
Principal Orrin l. Judd OF the
Broad street school is chairman OF
the playground committee. The
| Plainville Graded School Alumni as
ISOLATION is the sponsor Of the pro-
Jeot, which was inaugurated last
year with great success.
Tied for Batting Lead
Mundy Dera zio. Trumbull Electric
catcher, and Duffy Gnazzo. Peck
Spring inhelder. who have been
battling for several weeks for bat
ling honors in the Industrial league.
are now tied for first place with the
formidable average OF .667 for four
games. Each man has gone to bat
nine times and lined out six hits.
Ray Schwab. Peck Spring shortstop,
has held third place although his
percentage has slipped to 800. while
| Freddy Miller Temco pitcher. has
moved into fourth with Al. Cas-
sidy has slipped during the past fort
night. while Eddie Goeb has tumbled
from fifth to 18th position.
Babich of the Trumbulls is leading
the runmakers with eight, while
Miller's eight hits are the most made
by any players in the league to date.
Ewald. Temco first sacker. is still the
only Industrial Lacquer to hit home
run. There are 10 men in the 800
class. These are as follows:
Derazio. Trumbull Electric. 667;
Gnazzo. Peck Spring. 667: Schwab,
Peck Spring. 800: Miller, Trumbull
| Electric. Al; Derby. Trumbull
Electric. ,4ss; Cassidy, Trumbull
Electric, 4c9; kovoloski. Standard
Steel. ,429: w. Cunningham, Bust.
nessmen, Az; Frezeau. Standard
Steel. Az: Levine. Businessmen
400.
Babich, Trumbull Electric, 1855;
w. Toll. Businessmen, .S57; CUR
Standard Steel. 1888: Foran. Trum
bull Electric. .a33; Bannell. Busi
nessmen. sos; Sataline, Business
men, 800: Goeb. Peck Spring, 800.
The Temcos still lead in team bat
ting with $40. with the Peck Spring
at ..55. Businessmen at .c42 and the
Standard Steel at 1872 The Standard
Steel makes up for this by its field,
ing, having good margin in thi.
respect Its average Is $50 the Bus
inessmen having .Ss7. the Trumbull'
$50, and the Spring Casters .S74.
Correction
| Chris Zahary, manager of the Pal
ace OF Sweets. was not the individ
ual who put up strenuous resistance
Tuesday night to the gang of youth'
which was engaged in ducking thu
men employed in the stores abou
the center in the watering trough
Instead OF Zahary himself. as er
roneously reported in the Herald. i
was a boy employed by him.
Church OF Our Saviour
Services tomorrow will be as fol
lows: | I a. m, sermon. conducted oN
Henry Mattocks. student at the Der
kelley Divinity school.
Union Church Service.
The union service Of the Advent
Christian, Baptist. Congregational
and Methodist churches will be held
at 1o:45 o'clock tomorrow morning
at the Plainville NJ E. church. The
pastor. Rev. A. A. Ball. will preach
Methodist Church.
Sunday school Will meet at ga
a m. Immediately after the unior
morning service there will be &
meeting Of the official board,
Catholic Church.
The regular services at s and II
o'clock will be held tomorrow morn
ing at the Church Of Our Lady o1
, Mercy.
At 9 o'clock Wednesday morning
Louis Provencher and Miss Irene
Foran will be married.
Baptist Church.
There will be no services at the
Baptist church tomorrow. as the
church will join In the union service
at the Methodist church.
Prayer meeting will be held as
usual at 7:45 o'clock Thursday eve
ming.