New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

passed through a Fourth of July without a fire. Last year the fire department answered F alarms. Third Brother Climbs
 Johnny Jablonowski. third young est of the famous Jablonowski brothers, all of whom are pitchers, has left Terryville for Cleveland, Ohio, where he is 10 try out with the American league baseball team. his brother Pete" is there. Joe, brother No. Of the family, pitches for the University Of New Hamp- shire nine, while a fourth brother, only about 13 years of age, losses from a Terryville grammar school mound
 To Attend C. NJ. T. C. Ten local youths signed to attend | Citizens Military Training camps which opened today. The camps signified by the youths were It. Adams. Newport, R. |; Ft. Ethan Allen. Buprlington, Vt; Camp Devens, Mass; and Ft. Mckinley Portland, Me.
 Those who are 10 attend are Bernard Allaire, Devens. George W. Brothwell, Adams; Lloyd ". Burrill Ethan Allen; Joseph ". Goliath, Devens; Roy H, Linden, Adams; Evan Lloyd, Devens; George k. Marsh. Adams: G. Macy Merriam, Jr., Ethan Allen; Henry c. and Will liam P. Porch, Adams. Charles Blackall will so to Ft. Adams Tn August.
 Child Bruised in Accident
 Harlan Goodwin Of 56 Center street reported to the police Satur- day afternoon that while operating his car on North Main street, near the North Side fire house at about l o'clock that afternoon. it struck and slightly bruised simon Thayer, z, of North Main street. The boy, according o statement made by the driver, ran across the street and was struck by the front left fender of the machine.
 Funeral of Mrs. Burrows
 Services for Mrs. Hattie Burrows. 1o, of 1884 Wolcott street will be held at the Prospect Methods. church at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon m charge of Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor. 1nterment will be in the family lot in West cemetery.
 Endecs Slapped Down. 9-2.
 It took the Forestville nine Of the City Baseball league to vGnquish the lofty New Departures at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon in the opener of double attraction to ,, before several hundred surprised fans. The lowly citizens Of rumbville defeat cd the potent Endees decisively and knocked them out of first position into tie for second place with Ter ryville. As had been predicted con- sistently during the past two weeks. the strengthened Fortinmen reached upward to pick off the leaders.
 Forestville's overwhelming victory over the factory contingent auto matically moved the Eagles of Ter 1yville into first place deadlock with the north side aggregation Ter ryville's leadership was short lived, however, as it was edged out in the second tilt of the matinee by the West Ends in an overtime eight inning contest by a score of 3 10 9 Armand Brooks. former New Depar- turtle, famed 10 Lock Tovners dur ing the course of the fray. The game was decided in the eighth chapter on Tommy Sipples one-baser. preceded by the issuance of a free ticket to Andy Palau, who stole second as his opponents slept.
 The first game was decided in the fourth frame on a series of sharply hit singles by the Forestville club. the reason for Andy Comerford's go- ing 10 the showers. The Endees' two markers were tallied in the sixth on pair Of passes and a costly error by the youthful Forestville short fielder, Begley, a native of New Brit ain. The erring Youngster has, in previous exhibitions, gained the plaudits of the cash customers by his versatility and ability to take cut at the sphere. Eddie Goeb. erstwhile International leaguer. with pair of safe smacks, shone for the winners. The losers were limited 10 a trio of puny singles by Jack Scott. winning moundsman, SO there were no stars save those who garnered the safeties off the deliveries of the husky Hardware Cityite. The sum- maries;
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