New Britain herald., 1930-07-18
committee in charge. ..
 TrumbuH Nine Wins

committee in charge. ....
 TrumbuH Nine Wins
 In fast and exciting game, fea- tured by good, bad and amusing baseball, the fighting aggregation of diamond stars from the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. drew first blood last night In the three-game series with the Businessmens' nine by cap turing a to victory through great rallies in the closing innings Over 200 people witnessed the alleged" baseball game and were given an evening of good entertainment.
 Although the Trumbull nine was playing as unit for the first time. without any preliminary practice. it was good enough to keep the organ ized Businessmens' team hopping at all times, and 1t showed its real pow CT in the final innings. After the bat tie the winning team stated that 1t was merely stalling around in the early part Of the battle so that the Businessmen would not become dis couraged too soon.
 The feature of the slaughter was the work of the well known star, Johnny Guiden. who took care of second base for the Businessmen in the closing frames. In his only time at bat, he displayed an uncanny eye and secured base on balls. Sudden ly, like a streak of lightning, John- VI Al "a mile. Before the Trumbull nine could get over it's surprise. Johnny started for third. at pace that ri- valed Charlie Paddock in his best days, Again he was safe, and he scored q minute later on a hit
 Everything vas quiet along Gen. tral square this morning, Yesterday people shopping heard nothing but talk and shouting as to the fate of the Trumbullmen but they had diff ficulty today in finding out the score.
 The Businessmen will probably practice about 10 hours day in preparation for the second battle. Meanwhile the Trumbuilites are laughing quietly and may put their second team on the field in the next battle, 1t is rumored.
 Officers Instlled Clarence Gustafson was installed as noble grand of Sequassen lodge, I. o. o. F.. at the installation exer- cises held last evening in Odd Fel- lows hall. He is an active worker in the organization and his choice was popular one.
 The other officers installed were as follows: Vice grand, Albert Glas- snap; secretary. Lee E. Evans; finan- cial secretary, Leon Thomas; and treasurer, John Deadly. No Action Taken Judge Merritt 0. Ryder stated to- day that no action has been taken as yet by the town court in ap pointing a probation officer. He said that no written applications for the position cd been received. There is great need of a probation off, cer in Plainville. In most cases tried in the town court. the guilty persons are placed in charge of the New Britain probation officer or of private individuals.
 PiainvilIe Briefs There will be a social and dance at the Ionic club tomorrow evening. Music will be furnished by the Ma jestic orchestra.
 l Irjc nd raclough will return tomorrow from the Baptist summer assembly at i Storrs. where they have been for the past week.
 Miss Virginia Moreno of Brook lyn, N Y, is spending several days with Miss Kay Cunningham of Ma pie street.
 | Mr. and Mrs Fred Callen, Jr. are on a ten days motor trip through Maine.
 A number of people from here are planning to attend the laying Of the cornerstone of St. Anthonys church in Bristol on Sunday at p. m.
 Ray" Cassidy. popular clerk at the Piainville Cash market. is on a vacation to New York state and Canada.
 Mir and Mrs. L. J. Beahan of East street are spending q few days with relatives in Boston, Mass, Miss Stella Parliman of Hougn street is patient at the Hartford hospital. where she underwent an operation.
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