New Britain herald., 1930-06-05

Two base hit, La Ponte. Bases on balls l Off White 2. of CurtiSs 5 of Fraser ,. Struck out: By Curtiss :, Fraser 2. Unl- pire. CoughHn.
 H. $. Netmen Defeated
 Another Bristol High school team tasted defeat in this city yesterday l afternoon when the Manchester 1 High school netmen tackled a to loss on the local racqueteers. The win evened the series. each team having one victory to it's credit this year. Roy Barker, chieftain of tE. local crew, starred with a pair ot victories. The summary:
 Singles: Barker tB)2 defeated Eossi tMD. 2-6, 6-4 G-4 H. Turk ington tMJ defeated Calder tB}. C-4. 6-4; McHal9 tM) defeated Becker tB), 5-4. 7-5.
 Doubles. Barker and Meyer tBD defeated Fossi and UrbanAtti (M} G-5. 7-5; McHale and H. lurking ton tM) defeated Calder and Becker tB), 6-3. 6-I. u
 City League Games
 The New Departure and Maple Ends, the only undefeated clubs of inc City baseball league, will meet ar %he Bristol High school athletic held sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. At the PlainvilIe High school grounds the Forestville and AL Plainville clubs will play commence ing at , o'clock. II IS expected that large number O. fans will assemble at at the loca1 school grounds Sunday afternoon ta witness the clash which will decide the undisputad hold on first place if the circuit. Considerable rivalry exists between the teams carded 10 battle in Plainville although neither club has as yet won q game With additional strength inserted in the pitching departments of the teams a great battle is anticipated.
 Teachers Assn. to Meet
 The annual meeting Of the Bristol Teachers Assn. will be held al Wright's Tavern, Plainville. this aft crnoon and evening. beginning at 5:30 o'clock. Officers will be elect cd and other business transacted After the election q New England turkey dinner will be served Cooks Revollers will furnish music.
 The guest of the evening will be Charles R. Riley Of the Horton Mig, Co. who will speak on Eng land and the Continent"
 Ebert van Wagner
 Ebert van Wagner. six year old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Paul van Wag- ner Of 3 Williams street. died this morning at the Bristol hospital after q short illness, Funeral arrange mcnts are incomplete
 Miss Rowe Appointed
 The appointment Of Miss Gladys NJ Rowe of g Putnam street as assistant physical director in the Bristol public schools was approved last night at a meeting of the school board. Miss Rowe will 3e graduated from the Arnold School Of Physical Education in New Ha- ven this month.
 T. was voted 10 allow local ba=a- ball teams to use the high school athletic field on Sunday afternoons. and t>n field was placed in the care of Athletic Director Thomas NJ. Monahan
 The speakers at the coming grad- uation exercises were announce l. Dudley r. Insrham Will address the high school graduates on June ca. Judge William J. Malone will speak al tho grammar school exercises on June 1'.
 Superintendent Karl A Reicne was authorized to arrange q con tract with Carlton B. Beckvith as Of the evening schools for another year and to report back at tho next meeting of the board.
 Bills totalling s5Q7s2 were ap- proved and ordered paid.
 IL was reported that Dr. A. S Bracket and the school nurse had made 5,73o inspections Of school children during the month of May.
 BRISTOL BOND ISSUE SOLD
 Bristol June LP-An issue Of S150,hOo water bonds for the water department of Bristol was sold to- day on the highest bid, which was 10o,255, the issue to bring sr50,- 5S2.50. There were five bidders.