New Britain herald., 1930-05-10
ANNUAL FIELD DAY
 PLANS BEING MADE
Grammar School Children En. tered; Judges Selected
II. 5. NINE IS DEFEATED
Services in Churches Tomorrow - Benefit Library Minstrel Cast Is Announced-Tickets Available For Spelling Bcc-lnteresting Items.

Plans are being completed for the | annual grammar school May cele- | bration which will be held on May i G1. There will be large program of field events together with May ! dances. This annual affair is very popular with the school children as
 well as the parents. Further dc tails concerning the program for the day will be announced later. 1 Mss Viola Petit, teacher of phy- ! sical education, has picked pupils at the Plainville high school to act as field judges during the track events. | They are as follows; Field judges.
 boys, E. Yeamans, K. Ryder, A. Latoli. J. King and Mir. Barraclough; field judges and keepers, girls, C. Giddish, T. Dillon, A. Certani and
 R. Peterson.
 Tickets Available
 Those desiring tickets for the fifth annual Herald spelling bee to be held at the senior high school audi torium in New Britain on Wednes-
 day May o1 at 7:3o p. m. may SC
 cure them by calling at the Herald office during the day or by letter. All requests by mail must be ac- companied by stamped envelopes. For the convenience of Plainviilc residents, the Plainville reporter will carry a supply with him each morning while in town and will be
 glad to supply those who are in ttrested Tickets will be given to children if they have notes signed by adults. Adults will be given as many tickets as they desire as long
 as the supply holds out.
 High School Nine Loses
 A bad second inning proved the undoing of the Plainville High school nine yesterday afternoon Tn it's game with the Watcrtown High aggregation and the locals were
 forced to accept their first defeat Of the season by a | to 6 score. Datoli pitched a strong game but his team mates faltercd in the pinches, r~aE- ing seven errors, allowing at least five unearned runs.
 In the second inning, with tho bases loaded. a WatertoWn batter punched hit just within the foul line in back of first base. The break of the game came at this time when the Plainvilles teant went up in the
 air and tossed the ball wildly around l the diamond. Before the locals came back to earth, the three men | on base and the batter had scored. 1 1t was an unfortunate break for | DatoI. Two outdeld errors also helped WatertoUn to unearned runs. PlainYille came back strong in the fourth 10 score four runs and ! take a 10 lead, but Watertown picked up single runs in the fifth and sixth innings to capture the verdict. Plainyile showed great form in it's first three games and it's sudden collapse yesterday came
 as big surprise.
 c. Jarlett. WatertoTn tHirler, was in wonderful form and his fast breaking curves and speed had the
 Plainville batters swinging wildly. He struck out IT men, an unusual record for high school pitcher. He
 also led in the batting attack of his team, crashing out two long triples
 Despite Jarlett's strong pitching, he would have been forced to take
 beating if Plainville played in its
 usual form. The locals had many opportunities 10 win the game but let them slide by. With all the bad playing out of it's system, Plainville hopes to return to it's winning ways when it meets Thomaston in that town on Tuesday.
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