New Britain herald., 1930-06-16

H. McKinstry Elizabeth NJ Me-.
 Laughlin, Ann. Mary o'Connel AL.
 bert J Parsons, Rita A. Step, liar old E. Thlery and Anthony J. Ee- licka.
 Prizes donated by Rev. Joseph P.
 Perrault and societies connected
 with the church were given to a number of pupils of St, Anne's school for efficiency in school work. Many other children received cer-' tflcates and medals for proficiency in penmanship.
 Childrcn's Day Service
 An especially arranged service forv children was presented by the church school of the Prospect Meth i odist church yesterday morning. A play entitled The Glittering Gate i was presented by the youngsters after solo selections had been ren- dered on the cornet by Ernest A. l Becker. leader of the orchestra i which played during the program. A girls chorus of 20 voices. under the leadership of Miss Mavis Roe, and the church quartet, led by Gaylord, E. Cook. sang several numbers.
 Legion Pliayer Hurt Jacob Kurlick, IS, Of 9S Laurel, ! street, a member of the American Legion junior baseball tean, which played South Manchester at Muzzy field Saturday afternoon. was hurt, in q collision in center field with, Henry Kvitkowski, Is, the short stop, when the two were sprinting in the outfeld to capture fly. Kurlick was rendered unconscious for about 20 minutes by the blow and was car ried of the field by his mates. His lips were badly bruised and his ankle cut, First aid was given bys Jack McWillianls, Maple End foot ball medicine man, and the young ster was conveyed TO the Bristol hos pItal where his condition was ob- served. He was released from the institution yesterday morning.
 Organ Christened
 The newly constructed organ at the German Lutheran Immanuel church was dedicated at o'clock last evening with recital by Her bert Bruening Of New York city, one of the metropolis noted organist, who played several religious num- bers. The church was filled to ca pacity for the ceremonial
 Mercury Climbs, Phew!
 The thermometers of the city climbed up to the as mark at about 5:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon and set a new record for heat this year. the old mark having been about sS degrees People sweltered in the tor ridness of yesterday and sought shady spots where they might cool of.
 To Meet Boomer Girls
 The Eagles of Terryville. a mem Der Of the City Baseball league. will. oppose the New York Boomer Girls at Muzzy field this evening at 6 o'clock. A woman umpire has been engaged to handle the contest. It is probable that Tommy Flynn who showed Forestville back a notch in the league standing, will Sscend the. hill for the Lock Towners with Joe Orloski at the receiving end.
 Started This Morning
 This morning at the Rockwell park lagoon, Life Guards Alfred Mo Cue and Alexander Benecick, re- gently appointed guardians Of life at the local pool, gave instructions to a number of children in the art of swimming. using the Red Cross method. It is believed that many children will seek the instruction of the pair before the season is over.
 Endees Split Twin Bill
 The New Departures whitewashed the West Ends yesterday at Muzzy Field, l to 0, in the first game Of a double-header and then lost the second battle to the Eagles Of Ter ryville by : to score. The first game which the Endees won, was decided on an error, a wild pitch, passed ball and a helder's choice in The trouble started when Bordeau, West End keystoner, luggled Handlovich's grounder, Con- way pitched wildly and Palau allow ed throw to pass his init. Handlo- vlch tallied as the West End in- helders were trying to erase Char lie kredar, who had been walked and was proceeding in the direction of second slowly.
 Andy Comerford. just out of Fordham. twirled an excellent game for the winning combination, allow ng only four safe bingles His op- oorent Speed" Conway, however. ossed alright ball also and limited he hard-hitting Endees to a quar- ct Of singles. The tilt was featured oN several sparkling plays in the leld, the feature of which was Steg' Zetarskis grabbing Of high lit fly from the stick of Eddie Ryan. zetarski and Handlovich, each with wo hits in three trips, featured tn. cams offensives
 The Terryville Eagles by virtue of l stirring first inning attack on the offerings of Paul Red" Mccarthy, ook d decision from the Endees.
 10 l Mccarthy issued d pass to 7ortler, after which Bill Roland ingled and Fill reached the initial tation safely on sacrifice bunt. ,ook took first on a felder's choice md the sacks were cleaned when 3ennie Trzusoski Eagles tall out ielder, slammed three -bass.r galnst the right field fence. Singles " Bernagel and OrloskI increased he tally to six. The Eagles chalk q up their final tally in the acc md chapter on an error and a insle.
 The 500 or more fanatics present 7ere highly eleated over the twirl- ng of the youthful Johnny Jablon
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