New Britain herald., 1930-09-22
Bristol Neps
BENEFIT BASEBALL GAME CONSIDERED
Oldtime Stars May Meet Maple
 Ends in Charity Tilt

ElQS ID Clarlly llll
 FASTER CASE CONTINUED Boys Hit By Auto Show Improve
 ment-Miss Fuller's Condition
 "Good''-Immunize Dogs May Roam Streets.
 There is a likelihood at this time that date for a game between the "Old Timers" and Maple Ends, champions of the City league this season, will be arranged shortly. and it's proceeds donated to the charity fund of the Family Welfare and Wis., iting Nurse association, whose ap- peal has brought offers from sources all over the city.
 All tomorrow's receipts of the Shady Grove golf course will be giv- en to the association to be distribu- ted among the city's needy. AS ! i special attraction, the proprietors have arranged a professional match to be played during the benefit be- tween Herbert C. Lagerblade, who | has been in competition with Bob by Jones, and Jim Manning, Chip panee Country club pro. Besides this a second duel between Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding, amateur titleholder at Chippanee, and Nor ton C. Treadway and a third be- tween the Rotarians and Lions clubs will be staged. There will be mixed and unmixed foursomes and other attractive features.
 Promoters of the baseball tilt at Muzzy field are angling to acquire the services of "old timers" men who have made diamond history in this city. So far, the following play CTS have been rounded up as pros- pective participants on the "olJ timers side: Judge William J. Ma lone. once an invincible eft-hande ] pitcher; Harold (Horky) Horkheim- CT. former Endee short fielder; Morgan Farrell Clyde Waters, erst- while Endee catcher and now a famed arbiter of sports; Gus Fors- lund, John Burke, George Scott. Ar thur McCabe, who pastimed with the Cincinnati Reds at one time: Ed. die Ryan. James (Pacer) Ryan, Bei, Reilly, William Tamm and Thomas A. Tracy, who is now city editor 0. the Bristol Press
 Such a battle, local sports follow. CTS believe, would draw a hug crowd to the Bristol sports arena Manager Raymond Bachman of tn. Maple Ends today voiced approvl Of the proposal. He expressed tn, belief that an all-star nine of tht old-time ball players would extene his club to the limit.
 Holiday Causes Pustponement
 Because tomorrow is a Hebrew holiday, the scheduled talk of Al. lred (. Moreau of Hartford at the Flhs' cluo. South street, has beer postponed until Wednesday evening rue "ii' deliver an address at q meeting Of the merchants divisior or the local Chamber of Commerce on the value of credit system commencing at o'clock.
 Mir. Morcau Is manager of tht Hartford Credit bureau. and his taIl Eere is being awaited by merchant, with great anticipation. Plans fo, the organization of similar oreani zatlon here are being discussed Ernest E. Andrews, president of the chamber. will preside at the confer ence, whic'l will be preceded bv th, serving of dinner.
 Faster Case Continued
 The case of Harry A. Faster of at south street, whose car struck anf r injured John Jacob, IT. of sixtl street and Fred kiesel, IS, of Kin. street. both of East Bristol on th, Memorial boulevard Sunday nirht was continued at police headouar 'ers this morning by Prosecutor An. , .nony J. Rich until tomorrow morn ing originally fixed bonds of s5ot remaining. Faster is charged wifi reckless driving.
 Faster was brought to headouar tsrs by Officer Edgar Norton. vht , reported to Officer Joseph Strup ac'ihg captain at the time, that tn, man had struck two young men or the boulevard. The operator claimed mat the men had strolled into th, ] road Ill an attempt to secure , free ride.' Upon receipt of a re port from the Bristol hospital where the injured were taken, say ing that both victims were badl, hurt Officer Strup placed the drive : of the car under arrest and fixed ; bond to guarantee his appearanc, when wanted. The investigating Of ficer stated that the men wer, thrown "at least 30 feet"
 It was said at the hospital toda, by the attending physician tha Jacob had sustained fractured lei and body bruises and that his com panion suffered skull bruises. I was averred that the latter ma, have suffered fro actnrad ,l,,,1I A,