New Britain herald., 1928-07-14

ting lead in the Industrial league thi.
week, as rain held up the Trumbul
Electric team and Derazio's average
remained at .667, while Duff,
Cnazzo, who was tied with hin, las,
week, managed TO get only one hit ir
four tries and slipped to 500
Cookie schwab Topped from third
to eighth position, several idle Trum
bull players moving up a notch
apiece and passing him.
Babich's eight runs and Miller.
eight hits are still the most gathered
by any players in those depart.
ments. The 20 men now batting
500 or better are as follows:
Derazio. Trumbun Electric. .ee7;
Gnazzo, Peck Spring. 53s, Miller
Trumbull Electric, All, Derby
Trumbull Electric, .4Ss, Cassidy
Trumbull Electric. .4oa, Kovoloski
Standard Steel, 499; Frezeau. Stand.
ard Steel, Az, Schwab, Peck Spring
400: Bannell, Businessmen, 400;
Cavanaugh, Peck Spring, 400; l.
Smith, Peck Spring, 400
Bablch. Trumbull Electric. .ss5:
Foran. Trumbul Electric. .Ss5, w.
Cunningham, Businessmen, 1888;
CUR. Standard Steel. ,5SS: Cramp-
ton. Businessmen, .5l3; W. Toll,
Businessmen, .3l5; Levine, Business
men, sos; Sataline, Businessmen.
sos; Goeb, Peck Spring Business
men, sos. Dunber OF Peck Spring
is the weakest hitter with 067, Sc
cured by one hit in Is attempts.
There was no change in the rela
tive position in team batting, the
Temcos holding first with $40. the
Peck Spring team advancing to .263.
the Businessmen slipping to IA.
and the Standard Steel remaining at
1872. The last-named team kept its
fielding lead with $50, the Spring
Casters went into second place with
$50. the Temcos stayed at $50, and
the Businessmen fell into the cellar
with SIS.
A. NJ. E. Zion Church
Services at the Redeemer's A. NJ.
E. Zion church tomorrow will be as
follows: Morning service at II
o'clock; sermon by Rev A. A. Per-
ry; theme. The High Road" sun
day school at 1880 p. m. Christian
Endeavor union at $50 p m. Eve
ming service at 1850 o'clock, theme
of sermon, The Meekest Man" All
are cordially invited to these services.
Congregational Church
There will be no service at the
Congregational church tomorrow
members uniting in the union
service.
An all-day sewing meeting will be
held on Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Howard Smith. Pennington
avenue. starting at 10 a. m. Those
desiring transportation may secure
it by calling Mrs. Smith Thursday
morning.
Vacation Visits
Miss Hazel Morgan of Maple street
and Miss Marion Bryant OF Ridge
field street. Hartford. ere spending
a few days in New York City.
Miss Betty Derby daughter of
Mrs S. W. Derby OF Hartford, is
spending the weekend with her
cousin. Ruth E. Morgan of Maple
street.
Miss Winifred Kensel Of 10 East
Broad street is spending the week
end in Northampton. Mass. as a
guest OF Miss Nellie Bi1by.
Lenox A. c. Coming
The Lenox A. c. of Wallingford
reputed to be faster baseball team
than any which has appeared here
this season. will oppose the All
Plainvilles at, 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the High school field
The locals. with seven straight wins
and no defeats. will seek to keep up
this remarkable squirt and will use
the same lineup which has carried
them this far without a check.
Catholic Church {.
The regular masses at and 10
o'clock in the morning will be held
tomorrow at the Church OF Our
Lady of Mercy.
Union Service
Union services OF the Methodist.
Congregational Advent Christian
and Baptist churches will be held
tomorrow at 10:45 q. m. at the
Baptist church. Rev. A. D. Ken
drick, D. D., will take for his topic
The Needs OF Today" The choir
will sing an anthem. The Lord IL
My Light" by Shawker. The junior
choir and some Of the members OF
the vacation Bible school will sing
stand Up for Jesus" There will
also be song by the primary de-
partment Of the vacation school.
Baptist Church
Bible school will be held at IL
noon. There will be no evening serv-
ice. only the Young Peoples meet
ing at 5 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Wallace Bunnell will be the leader.
Church OF Our Saviour
Services tomorrow will be as fol
lows: II a. m. sermon by Henry
Mattocks, a student at the Berkeley
Divinity school.