New Britain herald., 1930-08-18

the local airport yesterday after noon and pleased q fairly large crowd of people. Many passengers were taken up during the course of the afternoon in reliable service planes.
 Supervisors Plan Pageant
 Supervisors Ann Rich and Ralph l Waterhouss of the Rockwell park | playground are formulating plans l for the holding of a pageant this in September Numerous children, ! taught to dance by Miss Rich. will display their tersichorean prowess in the especially constructed park ring, The pageant will be open to the public.
 Leaves for Hamilton. Ont. i Josepht Washburn Wells. son of Mir. and Mrs. stephen M. Wells of 75 High street. left today for Ham ilton, Ont, Canada, where he will take up a position as representative of the Wallace Barnes Co.,, spring manufacturers
 Meeting of spanish Vets 4 meeting of G. A. Hadsell camp, No. q, United Spanish War Vet i erans, will be held at the state i a1mory this evening at o'clock when plans for the holding of de- | partmental dinner at the Endee club on October 25 will be arrang- ed, An invitation has been extend ed to Governor John H. Tumoull to attend the dinner.
 The committee in charge of the | affair consist of Leon Loomis, chair man; Bruno Brow, Joseph Strup, i Julius Clark and Dana F. Lawrence.
 The camp will hold a dog roast on 1 Sunday, September 14, in Unionville i where members Of the society, it's auxiliary and families will assemble. 1 The committee in charge Of this af- l fair is composed of Bruno Brown, Jean Hubbell. Charles Galpin. Mrs. l Alice Cornier and Mrs, Rose La . Tlamme.
 Scott Wins sixth
 Walter Scott. invincible Forestvllle 1 thrower. was returned the victor in his sixth consecutive game at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon when the i West Ends went down in defeat in l 4 innings of snappy baseball, 2 to 1 :. The weakening or Armand Brooks i in the final semester, when three l safe socks and a stroll brought in three tallies for the winners, put the finishing touches on the westerners.
 The contest was marred in the ini- 1 tial frame by the injuring Of John l Parsons, the Fortinmens stellar first ] sacker, by a pitched ball. He at 1 tempted for the second time to sacri- 1 fee on one of Lefty Buckland s ! losses and stood directly in the path of the speeding throw. The ball struck him over the left eye and l left a deep gash which required seven stitches to close. Dr. P. A. Nestos treated him at the Bristol hospital, after which he returned to Muzzy field Parsons was assisted 10 the dugout by fellow players. his wound bleeding profusely.
 The elongated battle of pitchers was colorful from start to finish sparkling infeld and outfeld catches being executed at various intervals The game appeared to have been stored away by the West Ends in the first chapter when a stingins double to left field and single through third, preceded by pass tc Andy Palau. spelled two runs. For, estville knotted the count in the fourth on singles by Chet Roberts and Joe Charlow and a pass to Chic Charlow. From then on 1t was any 1 body's ball game. A beautiful exhi, bition of moundsmanship by Scott probably is accountable for the su. burbanites' victory,
 Billy Darrow and Eddie White third baseman and right fielder for the winners. respectively, shone out at the plate with three hits apiece while Andy Palau, Al St. John and ] "Steg' Zetarski each Of whom gar nered three safeties. were outstand- ing batsmen for the West Ends
 With Walter Berg, husky Hart fordite, in rare form. the Maple Ends whipped the New Departures in the regulation time of seven innings in the night cap by a 10 0 score. The Endees were let down with q single and triple in this fracas by the strikeout chieftain Of last years circuit. Andy Comerford rangy Endec first baseman. poled out the 1 thlee bagger with two out in the seven and none on the paths. Russ Fisher, on hill duty for the losers, turned in Eae piece Of work dur ing the affray but inability Of his mates 10 reach Berg brought on de- feat. Julie Urban, Phil Alexander and Al Huhand, with two safe slams each looked best for the pros peCtive champions
 The standings;