Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-27
SPORTING NOTES.

This season Harvard and Princeton each stopped Yale's attack twice in- side the 20yard line
 It is estimated that more than 1900 automobiles were parked in or near Soldiers field Saturday.
 Harvard has not scored a touch down against Yale since 1901 and Yale has not scored one against Harvard since 1907.
 Percy Haughton probably will need little urging to coach Harvard again next fall. Next year should see some exceptional material on Soldiers field for the head coach.
 Rollo Zeider, the San Francisco third baseman who has been corralled by Comiskey for the White Sox, is a fast runs this season and batted 287.
 Jim Hogan has a younger brother who is fullback on the Torrington eleven, and a good one. Another brother was a speedy halfback in the valley town few seasons ago.
 Pitcher Kroh of the Chicago Cubs still fingers in the Windy City He is trying to get rebate on some of the fines inflicted on him by Manager Chance during the past season.
 Pitcher Jake Boultes has struck the toboggan good and plenty Since being fired by Boston he has played with three minor league teams. each lower in class than the preceding one.
 Referee Langford and Umpire Bill Edwards both say they will do no more officiating. The game. however. needs all the good officials it can get, and these two cannot be spared for many years yet
 Ted Coy made his drop kicks Satur- day by bounding the ball and hitting 1t, with his instep as it rose from ths ground. Kicks made in this way car " farther than the to drop kick, out are harder to make accurately.
 Ya1e's famous Undertaken Song was not sung at the stadium Saturday in difference to the feelings of the Har- yard team over the death of Cadet Byrne of West Point, who was killed in the game against the Crimson.
 Third Baseman Johnson, whom Gin cinnati was eyeing out on the Pacific coast. when an American league team grabbed him. finished second among the regular batsmen in the Pacific Coast league. Another bad tip, eh?
 Charley Ebbets now declares that he is not against President Heydler. He may not be against the present presi- dent of the league, but it's a cinch that he thinks that he would look well at the head of the organization himself.
 Dutch Schaefer, second sacker of the Sar, Nr~e -l,O s..Ao Al. Al business with Roger Bresnahan. Dutch almost caught a burglar that invaded his Chicago apartments. That puts him in the same class as Sleuth Rajah.
 An onside kick would have been l better play for Harvard to use on it's 26-yard line than forward pass. Tine pass, is successful, might have gained 15 yards. but. being incomplerc, it cost Harvard 2S yards and put the ball almost down on the gdal line.
 John Dovey says he will remain in control of the Boston Nationals next year and that the team will be offered to sell the franchise for $300,- 900 cash. and that the largest offer for it did not exceed half that amourt
 Jim Hogan, captain of the Yale 1904 team. who witnessed the game at Saturday, wrote an inter- esting article for one of the Hub pa- pers in which he stated that the diff ference in the strength of the two elevens was not sufficient to give either team much advantage by com parison. He gave most of the credit to Coy's ability as a drop kicker
 Cincinnati will spring a one armed pitcher son the big league fans next season. His name is W;ngo Anderson and he is a Texan. Anderson has two arms. but his right is paralyzed and is of no use to him, either in pitching, fielding or batting. He is said to be wonder with his southpaw. Anderson has record of 20 strikeouts in one game and he also pitched no hit con- test. He played with an independent team in Fl Paso, Tex. last summer.