New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

this morning by Assistant Prosecutor ! Edward J. Qulnlan for breaking i windows in q home in the Bright wood tract, Tracy Driscoil Co. de- NeIopment situated in the west side of the city. after parents had agreed to settle for damage done, estimated by William J. Tracy, complainant, al s36. The boys were apprehended by police yesterday after the names of two in the gang had become known.
 Mir. Tracy, iu omplaining to po- lice yesterday morning, stated that only a week before windows valued at s33 had been broken and replac- ed, only to have d large numb Der smashed the second time Police warned those implicated that q sec ond offense would cause their ar raignment in police court.
 Deeds Filed Today
 Land and q dwelling house on Hoover avenue have been remised by Frederick ". and Anna K Hotchkiss to Albert B. Ryals, and land on Norwalk avenue. in Martin vile, from Charles s, Woodward to Kenneth and Ella C. Earnum. ac- cordins to quit claim deeds filed al the office of the city clerk this morning.
 Great Interest shown
 Interest unparalleled since the start Of the City Baseball league season is being shown by followers of the circuit in the ensuing West End Maple End clash at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon, when the Twilight league titleholders, the Horton Mfg Co. none. and the falterine Eagles of Terryville will also meet. The first game, showing the first named pair, will commence at o'clock with Empires Clyde Waters and Bob Coughlin at the indicator job.
 Failure of Walter Berg. strikeout king Of thesloop last season, 10 elim- mate opponents during the past few weeks for the pace setters has begun 10 cause the fans to believe that Ed die Goodridge, delft southpaw. will toss against the west siders Sunday in what may be termed the most important crucial affair of the cur rent year. This veteran, who last year sported the colors of the cham pion New Departure contingent, twice defeated the men with whom he at present pastimes. This move will probably be made by the lead CTS, il is believed, because of a po- tent prospect that the westerners Of Jim King may emerge victorious and thus knot the Maple Ends with For estville. much dreaded thought at the north end.
 The Fortinmen, led by the seven- time victor, Walter Scott. whipped the leaders last Sunday and are sup posedly somewhat feared by the .1apies. The latter's Sabbath con- petitor. the West Ends, caused con- siderable grief at the north side re- gently by beating them, to 5. al- though aided by the services of an ineligible player. This will be the replayed game and suburban fans are undoubtedly looking forth to
 
 tate q playoff between the current leaders and Forestville.
 Sunday, to be known as Ray Casey Testimonial Day" will also be featured by the appearance Of the Twilight leagues undefeated cham pions. the Hortons, whose 14-game winning splurge was never stopped. ;,, vile. The fraCas will be featured by the pitching of the JablonowsNi brothers for their respective clubs Joe, inyincible at tho University Of New Hampshire, where he chalhed up number Of impressive victories. will fling for tho fsh-polers, while the brother. Johnny several years Joe's junior, will twirl for the lcasUcrs.
 The proceeds Of Sundays games will he given 10 Raymond J. Casey, Saranac Lake, N. Y. whose unfeign- ed labor while q member of the leagues ruling board last year, IS attributed by current officials to be one of the loops principle success pc.rts in its infancy.
 Football Teams Preparing
 Amateur and semi professional football elevens Of the city have either scheduled or held practice s"s- 9ions this week in preparation for the ensuing gridiron season. The Bristol high school squad, coached by Thomas NJ, Monahan. was the first team of the year 10 drill, it having reen practicing diligently every evening this week. Coach Monahan is assisted each evening by William tBilD O'Connor. Joseph tSugar) Hugret and Francis (Ox) NewCity, former high school stars now performing on collegiate fields
 The Maple Ends and West Ends semi-p profess es:onal outfits. gre oXpcr-- cd to be called ont for light sessions tomorrow evening Gt Mu3zy and Heffernan fields, respectively. The north side eleven has not as yet selected a tutor for the coming sea son although several names. among them a prominent professional mentor. have been considered. Both have practically the same teams as last year with the exception or few men. according to reports.
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