New Britain herald., 1928-07-28

Spring. 300: Bannell. Business Men, 400: Slim. Standard Steel. 400; Mill Ter, Trumbull Electric. 400: Schwab. Peck Spring. 600: Cavanaugh, Peck Spring. 400; L. Smith. Peck Spring. 400.
 Cassidy, Trumbull Electric. .375; Derby. Trumbull Electric. 1884; Du- las, Standard Steel, .S57; Arnold. Trumbull Electric, $50; Crampton. Business Men. .S33: Goeb. Peck Spring, Business Men, 333; Frezeau. Standard Steel. 333; Foran. Trum- bull Electric, .333; Silverio, Trum- bull Electric, .3SS; Babich. Trum- bull Electric, .33s Sataline. Busi- ness Men. .316: w. Tolli. Business Men, .316; Levine, Business Men. sos.
 Their average dropped 24 points but the Trumbulls still held first place in team hitting with .340, the others now being as follows: Peck Spring. .272: Business Men, .250; Standard Steel, .2o7. The Standard Steel leads in fielding with .a27 utSplte ltS NttIo Ol l uuI g. day evening. but the Temcos have crept up to .9os. The Peck Spring is fielding for .S95 and the Business Men for .Ss0.
 A. Nj. F. Zion Church Services tomorrow at the A. NJ. E. Zion church will be as follows: Morning service at Ii o'clock: preaching by Rev, A. A. Perry: theme. "The Miserable Fall of Man" Sunday school at 1o:So p. m Pew rally at 3 p. m, Rev. D. A. Brown of New Britain officiating His choir will sing V. C. E. union at 6:3O p. m. Evening service at 7;3o o'clock; preaching by the pastor theme, 'The Lord. Our Refuge The public is cordially invited to at. tend all services.
 Play in New Britain The Plainvilles will go after real meat tomorrow afternoon wher they meet the New Britain Falcon! tat St. Mary's field in the Hardwar' City. The Falcons are one of thu fastest semi-pro teams in Connect cut and are a prominent contende in the state league. They have heel cleaning up opponents at a grea rate all year and are bidding for tn
 state championship.
 The local team also has made
 wonderful record. IL has come thu far, into the latter part of July
 without being defeated, having wo eight straight games from the fast |, est opposition it could scare up an being cheated out of two other win } when teams had cold feet an either quit or refused to appeal = Tommy Dudack, who has been dc , ing great hurling for the AllPlair s villes. will pitch again tomorrow
 and it is expected that the Falcor will find him a tough nut to cracl l Lefty" Atwood. who has record |. 10 straight wins to his credit, will | f Dudack's mound opponent. e Catholic Church
 The regular masses will be hel t at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morl [ ing at the Church of Our Lady { !. Mercy.
 = Friday, First Friday, will be ol
 served with a mass at 5:S0 a. m. ar
 holy communion again at [ o'cloc 0 Confessions will be heard as usu : on Thursday afternoon and evenin l. Camp Ground Program l. Rev. William c. Craig, pastor # the Torrington NJ. E. church. W - preach at ? o'clock this afternoon IS the Plainville camp ground. At 10 o'clock the annual meeting of [ 1t board of trustees of the New Hav Is District Camp Ground associati d will be held. Wllfred Smith of N d Haven will lead young peoples q
 yotional meeting at 6:3o o'clock. " musical program. with soloists and T, chorus directed by Miss Lois n Beach. will be given at 7:3o o'cloc ,f There will be a campfire on the at r. letic field at 930 o'clock. Ie The largest attendance Of the SC S, son is expected tomorrow. Rt h Morgan of New Britain will condu 10 the regular class meeting at g a. I 6. " NP1 HATES N1S ittciiAo DA h same city will read the roll Of the
 ho have died during the ye' ,d Sunday school will meet at the sal Id hour.
 e Rev. Herbert Welch. presidi e. bishop of the Pittsburgh area, " n preach at 10:30 o'clock. At 2:30 os m, Rev. Arch Tremayne of Wir is sor will speak. Rev. Roy M. Tel
 of New Haven will conduct | m young peoples service at 6 o o'clock. Bishop Welch will spe ,r again in the evening. signo Ma .,. Canelu, internationally known ten ,i, will sing at both afternoon and e
 ming services.
 - The services will close Mont . with services in charge or
 superintendent.
 Elections Al the annual district of the ca
 ground association Treasurer L = A. Gladding presented report VII
 showed receipts of $2,35S.23 dur
 the wear and expenditures of 951.3o. The following trustees "
 elected: Rev. William D. Beach
 New Haven. Joseph R. Ensign
 Simsbury, Howard R. Crockett 2 Hartford, William E. Jennings
 Bristol, l.. A. Gladding of Plalnv Il E. F. Beardsley of Hartford, U
 Clark of West Haven. Fred kelse!
 Hisganum, J. B. Woolson Of Wa
 town. and G. s. Stratton of Sc , Meriden.
 The Women's Foreign Mission
 society has elected the following
 ficers: President Mrs. Edward
 Curties of Woodhury: vice presld Il Mrs. Edward D. Bassett Of
 Haven; secretary treasurer,
 Ella I. Holt of Forestville; mite
 secretary. Mrs. Roy M. Terr,
 Haven.
 J The following have been ch'