New Britain herald., 1930-05-23

tatiyely chosen batteries for the opening games Sunday afternoon al Muzzy field. scheduled to start at . o'clock.
 Manager Clarence King of the West Ends. whose team battles the Eagles of Terryville in the ld-pry- ing affair. has announced that he expects 10 use Armand Brooks, for merly with the Endees. on the mound with Al Bordeau at the re- ceiving end Bordeau led the SCOT CTS of the City basketball league last winter The West Ends opponents, Terryville, will assign either Tommy Flynn or Johnny Jablonowski 10 duty on the hill, the latter pitcher being a brother of the famous Pete Jablonowski Of the Los Angeles club Of the Pacific Coast league. Manager Ray Bacham Of the Ma pie Ends will in all probability, use Pete kaminski, sensational north end right-handed youth. as twirler against Jack Fortn's Forestville club. Manager Fort n will probably use Eddie Goeb, former Internation- al leaguer, against the Maple Ends with Cafferty as a reception commits tee Of one. Goeb subdued the at tack Of the Caseyvilles on two oc- casions last season.
 The New Departures carded to scrap with Plainville on Memorial day. will use Paul fRed) Mccarthy on the hill with Eddie Ryan erst- while West Ender, at the catching post. The first ball Of the season will be thrown Sunday by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb 10 Superintendent of Parks William ] Tracy at . o'clock. T. is expected that at least 1 900 fans will attend the inaugural events.
 To Train Fire Fighters
 The annual summer training per iod of the Bristol fire department will begin on Monday. June 2, when Fire Chief John H. Hayes will su- pervise a group Of his men at the Central house on Meadow street as they are put through a series Of drills, which will include calisthenics wall scaling and net jumping. The ! training will last five weeks. A scaling wall will be erected be- hind the central station and ladders will be placed for the series. The drills will be conducted by Chief Hayes every day for a week com- menclng at 2 50 o'clock in the morn ing. Following the drills baseball games between members of No. and visiting companies will be play cd for the championship of the de- partmenr.
 This plan has been carrsed out by Chief Hayes for a number of years and served to Timber up the tiremen. Good sized crowds are on hand to watch the firemen go through their training each day and witness the baseball contests as the men battle for department supremacy
 The sum ner schedule of the fire department. together with reports Of progress being made on the new TerryVille avenue fire house. are ex- pectad to be made by Chief Hayes at meeting Of the board of fire commissioners 10 be held in the city hall tonight at 7.S0 o'clock
 Nandals steal Wire
 Police received q complaint yes terday afternoon from J. Gordon Warner. president Of the Bristol Airport Inc. that q roll Of fence wire had been stolen from Stephen son field The wire had been lad upon the ground, preparatory 10 it's being fenced around the field. The police are conducting an investiga- ton.
 Police stated yesterday that a truck must have been used to cart the fe7cing away as it was of con- siderable poundage, much too heavy 10 have been carried away
 Probate Certificate Filed
 The late Walter Ii Hutchinson has bequeathed an undivided one third interest in an eisht-room frame house, q barn and building lot al Graham street to each Of his sons and daughters, Harriet H, Edgerton, Helen s. Hutchinson and Ralph B. Hutchinson, according to a probate certificate filed in the city clerks office by Judge s. Russell Mink this morning.
 Deeds Filed Today
 A warranty deed filed in the ot-