New Britain herald., 1930-10-06
Bristol Neos
DRUNKEN DRIVERS
 PAY HEAVY FINES
New Britain Man Leads Police
 Chase on Boulevard
NEW CHANGE FOR GIRL

NEW CHANGE FOR GIRL Martha Adams Given Longer to Re
 pay stolen Money-Narrant Out
 For Plainviuc Drt,er-LocaI Boys
 See Yale Game.
 Although he pleaded not guilty to charges of reckless driving, op- erating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, and evading responsibility, Michael A. Runkie of New Britain was fined s15O and costs in police court by Judge Will liam J. Malone this morning.
 Walter W. Beers, a chauffeur of 24 Barnes street. suffered a similar fate in court when Judge Malone fined him 31O0 and costs for reck- less driving. Beers was arrested by Officer Edgar Norton in East Bris- tol at about o'clock last night for maneuvering his machine recklessly about the highways. and was brought to headquarters.
 The Runkie machine. police re- port, struck and damaged to the ex- tent of about $15 an automobile owned and operated by Albert Scott of 161 New Britain avenue, Hart ford, on Memorial boulevard at about 10 o'clock last night. He was chased by Officers Anthony Greisner and James Burns and arrested on | Divinity street before successfully executing his contemplated getaway. Runkie, it was alleged, was in no condition to drive the car last night | He drove his car onto the bouleyard lawn at the east end and, in an apparent attempt to swing it back onto the highway, crashed into the fender of the Scott car.
 21 Autos Transport Boys
 A fleet of 21 automobiles and two trucks loaded to the brim with bows went to New Haven Saturday after noon and witnessed Yale's triumph over Maryland as guests of the Yale Ahletlc association. Upon their re- turn from the game. Physical Direc- tor Phil Geiger of the Bristol Boys club, which sponsored the trip, had this comment to make: The sight Of twenty thousand odd youngsters rom all over the state and New York, too, packed into seven or more of the portals of the big Yale bowl was a treat and inspiration to be- hold.
 Yale makes magnificent gesture and many good friends with this annual treat for the children, and BristoIs youngsters certainly voiced plenty of noisy appreciation. Some Of these youthful football enthu. s'asts are already wondering what will hoppen if Maryland is not or Yale's schedule next year, as ha: been rumored."
 To Fete County Champs
 A banquet for the senior baseball team of the Boys club, winners O, the Y. M. c. A. league in this coun. ty. is scheduled for tonight at the ciuos social quarters, where repre-. sentative groups from Kensington Southlngton, Manchester and Union. Vile teams will gather as guests ot the local institution. The league trophy. handsome silver loving cup, will be presented to the win. ners by Harry N. Anderson of Hart. ford, president of the county athletic commission.
 Boys Club News
 Reports from the state depart ment of health on tests of wate, taken from the Bristol Boys clut indoor swimming pool indicates 10t per cent purity. Locker rooms ant adjacent showers have also beer commended by state inspectors fo, their cleanliness.
 Al Benecick. former life guard a Rockwell park and member O the New Britain Rams football team, is taking charge of water ac tivities at the club until the return of Swimming Instructor Geors, Ptab from Germany some time th, month.
 Tickets for the Older Members association card party on Thursda, evening. October 23, are ready foI distribution and all members ar, requested to secure their allotme ents The proceeds of the party will b, used to defray the expenditure in volved in the quitting of the basket ball squad to represent the Boys club this winter. The schedule, il charge of Manager J. Clarenc, King. will be officially opened ol December 9 at New Haven. wher, the team will oppose the Yale Jay wees.
 Girl Given Another Chance
 The case of Martha Adams. 16 year-old daughter of Mir and Mrs Edmund Adams of 51 Fourth street East Bristol, charged with theft 0 s249 from the home of Officer Ed gar Norton, Judd street. on Januar, %, was continued in police cour