Strictly Local Town Topics

•**-«ia^o^4,^^ ^ ^^ .-•v. iS«. Hj.Giii;.i.N IM'.Oi.I.'.L LIDu..iv L..ET IL.VEi;, CT. If VlffW. Tliuraday, Juno 17, 1048 Paeo sight THE BRAOTroRD RE EAST HAVEH KEWB SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Fall Schedule Croatians Win Slarlln^ Time G:30 Review Diamond School June 15th I "THE VILLAGE SMITHY" C. P. U- 8 1.000 Is Announced Leadership In Sportscmn; .857 Will Open On Saturday •BYBILT-i AHBRN V 1' Brantord Packoge ' .857 At Wesleyan The Brantord Review Baseball DELIVEEED BY MAIL ONLY ADDRESS ooimnnnoATioHB Stony Creek A. .571 Council Loop Fall sports schedules, Including Sportsmen Lose School will get underway Saturday - 49ers .571 afternoon at 2:30 at Hammer Field SUBSCRIBE NOW Perched high on a pedestal at Hammer Field crouchs a stone lion. The C. F. U.'sofTbail team put an Sallonstall .429 the listing ot seven varsity football TO p. 0. BOX 1B3 In sculpture, It Is a piece of limestone carved to the Image of a man s after many weeks of preparation. other stinger on the Brantord Old Timers .375 games, were announced today bj To Silversmiths heart. In fact. It Is a tribute to a man whose love for athletes and peo J. Frederick Martin, director ol Chief advisor of the sessions Italian American .375 The arc lights failed to erase the ple, particularly local ones, won him fame far from his native haunts. Sportsmen 8 to 7 at Hammer Field athletics ot Wesleyan University. which will be open to the public will Carver Club .000 Sportsmen's jinx last Monday night Combined With The Branford Review ' competition burned in his every fibre. His active sports Ife was on Tuesday night and swept Into Only three home games are on be Walter Kllnky Klarman, ace Pilgrim BrothiirHood .000 when the locals dropped the second athlete, who once pitched for Holy marked by rivalry. His coaching career was based on his knowledge ot undlputed possession of first place the varsity gridiron schedule, which June 17 of two tuts to the Wallace Silver Cross College, In addition to sign In the Community League in the follows: Oct. 2, Bowdoln, here; 9, ^K VOL. IV—NO. 42 East HaVtm, Connecticut, Tlunaday, June 24, 1(148 Two DoBui P«r Yeu human nature, ' 1.4Ders vs smiths In Walllngtord by a 5 to 1 Coast Guard, awaay; 16, Swarth- ing a later contract with Boston In When he was fourteen years old. Bob Kelly was playing profession rockcm - scokcm battle. Carver Club Kinney score. the major leagues. George Fair, who al football with an eleven known throughout New England, the New Sportsmen Vs more, away; 23, Amherst, here; The green clad farrlQrs dented Nov. 6, Williams, away; 13, Trinity, The Smithys pounded Black for had a parallel career except that Haven Annex. ' the scoring column three, times In Itallari American Oeler five hits in counting a like number the school was Vermont Unlveirslty, Stony Greek vs here. 20, Rochester, away. Merchants Set Rotary Dinner Mrs. Morgan To • The game was not meant for mollycoddles then—nor Is It now. the second Inning to start the of runs In the opening canto but will be one ot the assistants of the Saltonstali A. A- Royden The freshman football schedule; opening day as will outfielder, Fresh Horn his father's blacksmith shop, the lad went Into the front game's fireworks,' Zampano, wl)o never again could dent home plate STRICTLY LOCAL lines of the stern rivalry between the Washington Oloos and the Annejt. Branford Package vs Oct. 10 Abbey School, here; 22, over the six and one halt Inning Aubrey Harrison. Leave Aug 1 As TOWN TOPICS Williams, here; 29, Trinity, here; July 15-16-17 Much Enjoyed They were days when the spirit counted more than the cash and It had a perfect night, four for tour, C, F. U. Miller routq as the Texan and Resjan, In Nov. 4, Amherst, away; 12, Sprlng- The sessions will bo for the was not unusual tor'Jack SplUano, manager, to seek outside talent when a« the plate, reached on a hit. Joe June 22 the late frames, spread another five tlelc" site not chosen, Jayvee, foot youngsters of the town up to 14 A LITTLE ABOUT THIS AND THAT Health Nurse the big games, played at the old Yale Field, were on the docket, Twelve St. John sacrificed him along and Saltonstali vs blngles over the route. i For Sales Day At The Castle ball: Oct. B. Collegiate School, here; years and will rim for approximate thousand have been In attendance on those occasions. he counted when Linden belted a Old Timers ., Miller Tile rcRular meeting of the Pub WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN rp- Pilgrim Brotherhood vs 15, Narlanapolls, here; Nov. 5, The Branfordltes were able to ly six weeks when East Haven and BY PAUIJ H. STEVENS Chairman Vincent Qagllardl ot Charles Miller was Inducted as Despite SplUanc's need for outside talent, one year he hired the en lic Health Nursing Association of slzzler through shortstop. WIlHu Carver Club Aronld jayvee, here. tally only a, single marker, that In Brantord; will oppose each other In tire backlleld ot Dartmouth College, ho never had the need to obtain a Oder the "East Haven Days" committee president of the East Haven Rotary East Haven was held on June 7. PanaronI walked sending big Brantord Paaokage vs Varsity soccer schedule; Octj 0, the second Inning, of£ the six hit a little world series between the man to flU Bob Kelly's guard berth. Offlolally the Brantord man was two townS' Ralph Walker, popular or the Business Association, an- Club last Tliursday night at an en Tills was the last regular meeting Goml Old Summer ThncI and Miss Gladys LaPaugh. Ralphlo I to second. The latter Stony Creek Royden Claark, here; 9 R. P. I., here. 15, effort ot Maiiselll- Herby Zampano • listed In the books as receiving $25 per game, Actually he'took $50; paced the local hitters with two for Commercial High School coach will A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK noimeed this week that the week joyable dinner held In the beautiful ot the season. No meetings will be promptly scored when Czapllckl Sportsmen vs Bridgeport, here; 23, Amherst, here; held drulng July or August. Mosquitoes turning out In force. Buslnc!i.s Assoctollou's "East Ha halt ot it being contributed from SpUlalne, who recognized the man's 40ers 27, Yale, here; 30, Brown, away; three. , handle the Eastie team. end of Thursday, Friday and Castle at Orannls Corner. It was a ven Days" Jinve been set for iuly singled through the box, the sub- Massey • Simplicity, of all IliingK, is the hnrctest to lie eopicd.—Steele Mrs. Lillian Morgan who has Also garden iiests n( nil khuls worth and was determined to hold him from the brazen raids of the Nov. 0, Williams, away; 9, Con Brantord 0100000-16 2 Baseball tans about these parts Saturday, July 15, 10 and 17, has very pleasant occasion and was at 15, 1(1 and 17. Days should bo busy scqent error on Frank Yasavac's been on the nursing statf since Annex opponents. Fifty dollars per tilt around 1012 was some money. necticut, away; 12, Trinity, away- Walllngtord 5000000-5 10 0 have long been accustomed to see been set for the big promotional busy ngnln. one (or I^asl Haven mcrchsnt/i' INTER CHURCH BASEBALL tended by more than 75 Rotarlans march, 1947 has announced her in Teohnloally speaking Bob was an Idealist. Early he learned the value Judgement ot the ground ball, let FJreshmani soccer: Oct. 8, Jayvee, ing ball improperly played in these project designed to aqualnt the Anns and guests; the annual In tention ot resigning on August 1st. Apple borer has gotten Into our of condition and during his spectacular rclgn ot the reins of Brantord PanaronI roach third- The speed LEAGUfe SCHEDULE here. IG, Cheshire, here; 22, Wi parts and the establishment ot the Mrs. J. Edw. Matthews has sold TOM COLLINS VANDALISM HARD TO UNDERSTAND public ot the Greater New Haven Mrs. Morgan has been aot|ng as sports, he stressed It above all other attributes. Games Star ot 0:30 P.M., Thursday lliams, here; 30, Mlltord, here; Nov. school was make to develop youiig stallation aiid ladles' night being five-kind, apple tree residence In Bradley Avenue and ster, also counted when Joe Resjan area with the developing East Ha senior nurse since the resignation His first major mentoring was with the old Hustlers. It was his Last named team Is the home team 6, Amherst, away; 11, Trinity, and aspiring athletes to make the We prefer to believe Unit it is the small bny element llinl is re combined. ] are movhig to 76 Hall Street, Morria Ik grounded out. Proto ended the WILL OPPOSE ot Mrs. Eleanor Vltt. [ Japanese beetles ready for an strategy. In the near nightly workouts tor Frank Reynolds, Butch Hall, JUNE 24th here. Jayvee soccer: Oct. 8, Fresh proper plays in the proper way at sponsible for the sordid acts of vandalism which M'ere reeenlly com ven shopping Center. TheJe was a solemn touch to the Cove. I frame by grounding to the short Mrs. Eugene Daniels was wel nual raid on gardens and lawns. Joe Drlscoll, Tom Corcoran, Paul Kronholm, Mickey Banko to send Baptist (bfd) vs Christ Church man, here; 22, Williams, away; Nov. the proper time. Only experienced mitted in East Haven's historic Old Cemetery across from the Green. A. budget has been made up by occasion when a minute of, silence stop.

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