New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
PECK SPRING WINS
 GAME BY FORFEIT Erbe Awards Game When TeIn. COS Quit Because Of Weather BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM
Rev Charles s. W.caoF to Be tn CEar:c-Natcr Purchase lonmit- tee Mects-Whist Prize Ninners- rlain,ilIc Juniors Rus,-I,riefs.

1 Businessmen ,,.,., 300 Peck Spring ....... 800 StanIard Steel ~...l , .3S3 ] The Trumbull Electric baseball 1 team lost it's first Industrial League 1 game Of the season last night when l Manager Cleveland called his play 1 CTS off the field during the last half of th" fourth inning and Umpire 1 Days trhc forfeited the contest to ih" Peck Spring Co. The Spring | Casters We're leading by 3-1 at the l time. Dn1acll having held the Tenn l cos hitless in their four turns. at 1 bat.
 The Peck Spring team hoppcd on | 10 the offerings ot Powers and fore ed his removal from the box. Miller replaced hm and had better luck | up 10 th" sudden end of the game | budIck, although bit wild, was 1 pitching in great shape" the one run made off his delivery being the re- suit Of three passes.
 : Threatening clouds began 10 race overhead during the fourth inning, 1 and as 'lr' Peek Spring came to bat in it's half the Tcmcos petitioncd for tn" calling Of the Eamr, arguing that Il Na> about 10 rain Umpire l El'h" advised them to wait until such rain might fall. Cleveland Threatened to call his men off the diamond. and the umpire said 1t would moan q forfeit if he did. Des- pit" thIS, the Tonlco manager with "F"w hla players and the Peck Spring was handed the game.
 Scarcely five minutes later 8 heavy doWnpour began. Had the 1 Trnmbull players remained tha, much longer the game would ncccs- sarily have been called without q de- cls1on and the league leaders would still be undefratoJ.
 II was hintcd today that the Trnnhnll manage mont would pro- test the game. Dr. l.. H. Frost president of the league, when uucs. 'lonel this morning. said that at the last meeting of the managers it had been decided 10 leave such matters to the u'npires and that he believes he decisions of that official should be supported.
 Baccaiaurcatc Program The graduation exercises of tbs , Hlgh school senior class will open il o'clock Sunday night with bac calaureate service. which will bt conducted by Rev. Charles $. Wyc. koff, retiring pastor of the Congrega nonal church. in the High school au. ditorium. The program of this serv. ice was announced today. It is as follows:
 Class march-"Narcissus (Nevin)
 John Melville and John Narrone Hymn-"Onward, Christian Soldiers
 tSir Arthur Sulliyan) Hymn-"Holy. Holy, Holy
 tResinald IIeber) Scripture
 Hymn-'AW ake, My Soul"
 Philip Doddridgo) Sermon ... Rev. Charles $. Wyckofl Hymn Saviour. Again 10 Thy Dear
 Name ............ (Hopkins) Bcnediction
 school Vacation
 The public schools will close for the summer vacation next Wednes- day morning. Sessions will recon. mcnce on Wednesday morning, Sep tcmbcr ,.
 Bridge Prize Winners
 The prize winners at the card i attI- hu ri,, Legion auxiliary were as follows: Mrs. J. C. Tanner. Miss Grace Dona hue. Miss Name Farley: consolation Mrs. Theodore Fanion. Bridge: Mrs Guskasan. Mrs. William Mckee; consolation. Mrs. Charles Cleveland
 Normal School Graduate
 Miss Agnes J. pattison Of West. : which will graduate from the New Britain State Normal school next Wednesday afternoon.
 Water Purchase Meeting
 The committee investigating the municipal purchase of the Plainvillt | Water Co, met last night for tho second time and discussed the mat. I l'l III tL S'Itl di way. lIC tee is feeling its way very careful! and intends 10 make certain of exact information on every point before rcachingsa decision and preparing q report.
 Birthday Party ] Donald Kahms entertained 6 number of his friends at party this l M birthday anniversary. He is the sor of MT. and Mrs. Herman kahms oi Canal street.