New Britain herald., 1930-10-13
PLAINV|LLE NEWS
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had plenitude of substitutes. The winners constantly inserted fresh players into the battle and the tired but game Plainville team was forced to give way before bruising line plunges.
 Card Party Tonight A card party will ] e held this eve ming at o'clock in the Grange hall under the auspices of Martha Re- bekah lodge. Prizes will be award ed the winners and refreshments served. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to take part in the games.
 Eagles Score Win
 The Plainville Eagles defeated the New Britain West Ends yesterday afternoon at the high school field by a score of F to 0. Vinton Earl was the star of the locals attack, throw ing two beautiful passes to Kenneth Spencer that led to the touchdowns.
 Both teams put up a hard fight. It was Plainville's fourth victory of the season. The Eagles lineup was as follows. Center, C. Stergeon; left guard. c. Coates; right guard, T. Barraclough; left tackle, J. Kempi; right tackle. R. Corlett; left end. J. LaPore; right end. Captain W. Sil- verio: quarterback. w. Allen: left halfback, K. Spencer; fullback, w. Earl and right halfback. J. Tani. P. Valentine and Clarke were the stars for the New Britain aggrega- | tion.
 Aces to Practice The Plainville Aces will hold prac- | tice tonight at 6:S0 o'clock. All members and other candidates wish 1 ing to try out for the team may do so by getting in touch with Man ager Cavallaro at his home on Ham | lin street or at Hart's alleys just before practice.
 Important Meetings | A Girl Scout meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:15 o'clock in Grange hall on Pierce street All Girl Scouts are urged to attend.
 The regular meeting of the Plain- vile W. c. T. U. will meet at the home of Mrs. If. Harris on Maple street tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
 The Plainville Garden club will hold it's annual meeting Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the "Old Milestone" on Pennington avenue. In addition there will be a sale of seeds from members gardens for a nominal sum. All are asked to please bring excess seeds in little packages.
 Plainville Briefs
 Mrs. Fred c. Smith of East Broad street is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Anna M. Lodus of Brooklyn N. Y.
 Mrs. Catherine Graham and Miss Anna Graham have returned home
 Mrs. Charles Nezu and son. Yer. non of New York city are spending a few days with friends on Wes Main street.
 Miss Vivian Johnson, daughter ol Mir. and Mrs. Albin Johnson ol Woodford avenue. is improving al the Hartford hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendi. citis last Friday.
 There are still some unclaimed dishes belonging to those who con. tributed food to the luncheon giver by tha pIaipyi1la Cradad School , sociation on June 2S. These dishe. were taken to the home of Mrs Pearl w. Smith of 43 Broad stree and are waiting for their owners tt call for them.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Shaw have returned from England and have taken up their residence at 3t Broad street.
 William Herbert and family sail ed Saturday for England.
 The benefit clambake and fielc day held yesterday under the all spices of the firemen and the Plain vile Skeet club was a wonderful success, large number taking par and witnessing the events. The pro ceeds will be turned into the librar, fund.
 Cosmopolitan League
 The first round of the eigh teams of the Cosmopolitan bowling league produced score of 399 fol high three strings by E. Heinzman captain of the Buccaneers. Int high single went to Bob Deegar with score of 14S. He is clean ul man for the Lion Tanners. The league rolls its matches at Hart; alleys.
 Last weeks scores:
 Rockies