New Britain herald., 1930-03-13

among the high scorers in the West ern conference.
 Plainville has won 1S out of l6 games this season, remarkable record. Included in its list of vic tins are Terryville and Litchfield. regarded as two of the best high school aggregations in the Gtate. The local team also defeated the New Britain State Trade school five. rec ognized as the trade school cham- pions of Connecticut. The team has played steady ball all season and has never faltered. giving great ex- hibitions of passwork and shooting in every game.
 King and kowaleski take care O. the forward positions. Both are fast on their fec and are good shots. Wegner is a tower of strength at center, outjumping all opposing cen- ters this season and developing into a star OH the offensc. Minella and Berry have been stalwarts in the backcourt, holding their men to a few points each game.
 Wegner Leads Scorers
 Wesner topped his teammates in scoring during the season. dropping in lS9 points. The brilliant Al King is second with i2S and kowa- leski third with 99.
 The scorers are as follows: F.. Nesner 139. A. King 12S, H. kowa-  s. Halbach 12, C. Buell. s. F. Wid- ger 1, F, Hubbard 1, J. King , and w. Yeamans Q.
 Seasons Record
 The team won l5 and lost . games as follows:
 FPlainvillc 91, N. B. Trade School S7 ~Plainville IS, Collinsvillc 19.
 Plainvillc 4, Thomaston lS.
 Plalnvillc 20. Southi gton 19. FPlainvillc 5S, N. E. Trade School 26 Plalnvillc "S. Pennington Is.
 Plainvillo 33, Watertown 2l.
 Plainvillc 23, Southington r. Plainville 2S, Simsbury aG.
 Plainville %. Thomaston 12. TPlainvillc 50, Terryvlle "3.
 Plainvillc 3l, Litchfield T..
 Plainville Sl, Simsbury 19.
 Plainville S2, Pennington 14. *Plalnvillc 37, Terryvillc 2S.
 Plainville 29 Watertown o5.
 -Denotes non-lcague games.
 The team scored 467 points to its opponents Se9. In the league games the locals scored 3oS points to its opponents 19G.
 Funeral of Mrs. Peck
 Funeral services for Mrs. Frances M. Peck. Ss, wife of Don C. Peck of GS Broad street, who died yestcrday morning. will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at her late home. Rev. J. H. Stokes, pastor of the Prospect Avenue church of Hart ford, will officiate. Burial will be in Burlington.
 Minstrel Tonight
 A large crowd is expected at the minstrel show and dance to be given this evening at s o'clock in the high school under the auspices of the Church of Our Lord of Mercy. The cast has been practicing faithfully for the past month under the direc- tion of A. Lansen Banks and is ready to give the people of the town an en. 5oyable evenings entertainment Tickets have been selling fast for the affair.
 The cast Is made up of some oi those residents of the town who are best known for their musical ability The end men promise plenty o' laughs. Dancing will follow the per, formance.
 Plainyille Briefs The Girl Scouts will meet this eve. ming at o'clock instead of 6:S( o'clock.
 Maurice Wall of Hartford is spending a few days at the home oi his nephew, James M. Prior of West Main street.
 Saturday is the last day for in. come taxes to be filed. The local post office has a few moro forms for such work.
 Miss Mary Deadly. who is ill at her home on Broad street, is slightly i'm proved