New Britain herald., 1928-06-16

Governor John H. Trumlrull vn. present the diplomas at th,, com. nHnccment exercises Tucsday night ne principal speaker will be Prof 1 Henry II. TWecdy, whose slhirci will be "poing the Impossible" Nir. sinia Conforti will speak on "Tn, History of tho World Court" and Marjorie Rutland on "'rhc Growth of connocticu'.' Thcrc will h,
 music hy tho school slec clubs. Bros>-Nautic
 The wedding Of Miss Emma Man tie ot Plainvillo and August B:oss oi Bristol will take place at 1 o'clock this afternoon at st. Johns German Evangelical Lutheran church in New Britain. The bride will be at tended by Miss Emma Harko. and the best man will bc Fred Mantle brother of the bride.
 aH-ColIins,illes Coming.
 The All-Collinsvillc team. win ners of the Pennington Nalloy Baseball league in 1927. will oppose the All-Plainvilles at the local field at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Reese and Sheriden vii be the bat l"ry for the visitors. who will also Lave O'Conncll. Tibballs and others of last years champs in the linc- up. Plainville will use Dudac> and Dcrazio as battery. with the rcgu- lar team behind them. A very fast game is expected.
 Hour of Service Changed
 The hour Of the baccalaurcatc service of the high school eraduat- ing class tomorrow evening has been changed from s to 7:30 o'clock, it was announced late this morning.
 Members of the glcc clubs will report at the school at 7:15 o'clock.
 Gnazzo Tops Hittcrs
 As tho result of the pitchers battle between the Businessmen and Standard Steel and tho forfeiture hy the Trumbull Electric to the Peek Spring, th" batting averages Of two teams in tho Industrial baseball league took a slump and those Of the other pair showed no change durlng the present week. Duffy Gnazzo, Peek Spring second sac>er, stlll leads with ,71o, made by getting three hits in four tries in two somes. Had inc game Thursday been counted. this would not have changed for he drew two passes. Cassidy, leading Temco sluggcr. pro- flied by tho forfeiture and dlscald- ing of the records in the game, for he had struck out once and rolled out once. These will not conpt against him now and his average stays at .714
 The players in the 800 class are as follows: Derazio Gone game. Frumbull Electric. 1000; Gnazzo Peck Spring. .75o; schwab, Peek Spring. .625; EWald, Trumbull r,lec- tric. 500; Goeb, Peck Spring. 500: Babich Trumbull Electric. .4o9: W. Tolli, Businessmen, Afr; Champ ton. Businessmen .4oo; Silyerio, Trumbull Electric. 4oo.
 Cavanaugh, Peck Spring. .275: 1acohellls. Standard Steel .37l: Miller, Trumbull Electric, .&75; Derby. Trumbull Electric, .S7a; Le- vine, Businessmen. .375; Guir. Stan dard Steel .335; Foran. Trumbull Electric, .33%%S $. smith. Business men, .%$$; EannolI Bnsnessms n. .S%3; W, Cunningham, Businessmen. 800; Thrall, Businessmen, 800.
 Eabich and Thrall are leading the rnn-makers with four apiece. while Schwah. Cassidy and W. Tolli hold q community grip on first place in number of hits. each having mad" five
 The team batting averages con- tinuo about the same as last week: Trumhull Electric, 400: BuSinoss- men, eSf; Peck Spring. .@Sl; Stand ard Steele, .177. The Standard Stocl has moved into first place in field ing with .915, leading the Business mon by on" point The TemcoS re- main at .S79 and the Peck Spring at .S5..
 Next week the Businc ssmen will play the Peck Spring on Tuesday evening. and on Thursday evening the Standard Steel will meet the Trumbull Electric team.
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