New Britain herald., 1928-05-26
PLA!Nv!LLE LOSES HIGH SCHOOL GAME ThomaSton Noses Out Locals by
 Score of 7.5 PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICE
veteran Organizations To Unite To- morrow Evening - Legion An hounccs Memorial Day Orders Church Nolcs-Brjcfs.

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 i Plainville High schools fighting bascbal team lost another tough game In Thomaston yesterday after. Eoon when Thomaston High noset It out by 1-5 in a Western Connec. tcut league encounter. Carl Peter 1 son. again filling in for the injured Backman. pitched a better game than his opponent, limiting the home team 10 seven hits and striking out eight batters, but his support was wobbly and a freak home run lost him the decision.
 Gregory was hit in the second in- ming and scored whon Gcrkc and Peterson hit safely. This made the score 1-3 against Plainvlle. for two hits, two errors, and sacrifice had started Thomaston in the first. An error and Wiley's single in the third added another run. and Plainvillc forged ahead in the next frame on a rass to Gerke, Peterson's second hit, and singles by Arcari and Tolli. Thomaston rcgained the lead in the fifth on three singles inter- spersed with two outs. Walks to Arcari and Tolli and a clean hit by Conlin allowed Plainville to tic things in the sixth, but the home team won on a freak play immedi- ately aftcrWard. Tibbals hit back of third for what looked like a short single. but Gregory lost the ball in the grass and the batter continued all around the bases for a home run. This disconcerted Peterson, who hit the next batter. and hit and error scored him.
 Peterson and Wiley led the Plain- vile attack, with Gill doing the best hitting for the winners. Tho box score:
 PlainNillc ...O11 cn1n-5 Ihomaston ...........30 300 0o2X-7 Home run-Tibbals. Bases on balls--off Peterson ,. off Anderson ., off Beardsley ?. Struck out-by Peterson s, by Anderson 3, by Beardsley 5, Hit by pitcher-by Pe- terson (GrokoskD. by Bcardslcy
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 Ih,EiOn MemOrlaI l'IanS
 Members of Brock Barnes post, American Legion. will assemble at Legion hall Wednesday morning at 7:4o o'clock and will leave at o'clock to decorate the graves of veterans buried in St. Joseph's cem- ctcry. A salute will be fired and taps blown. All ex-servicemen not l connected with the Legion will be welcomed if they desire to join 1 with their organized brethren in this Memorial Day tribute to the dead. The post is asking for donations of cars and drivers to transport members of it's auxiliary and of the Woman's Relief corps in the parade. Drivers should report to Commander Theodore Fanion at the hall at S:45 o'clock.
 Memorial Sunday Service A memorial service for the men who gave their lives for this country will be held in the Forestville Nj. F.. church at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening. Members of the American Legion, its auxiliary, and the Sons of Veterans will attend as units. All heirs of Union veterans are invited
 Holiday Hours
 The regular holiday hours will be observed at the post office /Wednes- day. The general delivery and stamp windows will be open from S to Ii a. m.. but there will he no is- suance of money orders and no car rier delivery, either city or rural
 The barber shops will remain open until 10 o'clock Tuesday night and be closed all day Wednesday.
 Legion Meeting
 Brock Barnes post will hold a reg ular meeting Monday night in it's hall. A large attendance is request d, as it is hoped 10 complete the details Of incorporation and to vote on the bylaws and other necessary matters.
 Methodist Church
 Tho morning service at the Plain vile M, F. church will be held at 10:ia o'clock and the evening sorv- ice at { o'clock. The pastor. Rev. X. A. Ball. VIII speak at both serV- ices Sunday school will meet at 12 noon. At the Epworth league meet ing at 7:45 p. m, MT. Ball will speak on Enthusiasm" Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. The public is invited to all services.
 Catholic Church
 The S o'clock mass and 2 o'clock meeting Of the Sunday school will be held as usual tomorrow morn- ing at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The 10 o'clock mass will be q high mass in observance of the Feast Of Pentecost
 The children preparing for their first communion will assist at the