Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-01
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT.

The Boston Nationals will train in
 Augusta next spring and work their
 way north via Richmond and Balti-
 more, where they will play exhibition
 games.
 Manager Fred Lake has figured on
 Clarke, Goode and Miller for his reg
 ular outfield next year. "Oone or two
 alright box men are what the Doves
 are most in need of" says Lake.
 Charles M. -Rademacher of Clinton.
 H., has been elected captain of the
 University of Chicago football team for
 1911. He has been two years on the team.
 George T1ackenschnidt, the Russian
 Lion, has been matched to wrestle Jess
 Westergaard of DesMoines. la, in
 finish bout in Chicago the night of De- cember 6.
 George Estabrool1 of Denver has
 bought Countess Marie, 2.14 1-4, by The
 Earl, 2.141-4. The Countess is a 3
 year old and is expected to develop in- to as good an aged pacer as her rela- tive, Earl, Jr.
 Bill Roper Princeton's athletic di- rector and football coach, says that he would rather play Penn, Princetons s
 natural rival than ta play Harvard. He proposes a four cornered league taking in the Quakers.
 Joe Kelley says that Ed Barrows will be the president of the Eastern league after the next annual meeting taking President Powers at his word, when he said one year ago that it
 would be his last year in baseball. Just why the University of Pitts burg has been able to outplay it's op- ponents all season and run up a phe nomenal record of points against it's opponents is said to lie in the presence of several former college players in the lineup. President John I. Taylor figur,s on New York as the place for the annual meeting of the American league this year. With the two majors meeting at the same time and place more satisfac- tory results can be obtained, says the l Red Sox magnate.
 l The annual Thanksgiving day game between Missouri and Kansas is to be abolished unless the students can re- i frain from using improper language during the game Several of the songs and cheers of the Missouri cheering lsquad have been censored
 Will AIcGee, the famous Princeton l mile runner, who ran second to Paul I of Penn when the latter made his in | tercollegiate record of AIT 4-5 for that distance, made his reappearance on the 1 track at the indoor championship at | the Madison Square Garden and put | up a game race, according to Hedlund August Belmont, chairman of the Jockey club, has announced that the Westchester Racing association would ] close it's nursery. ladies' and Belmont
 stakes about the first of the year. This news is cheering to horsenen and is another assurance that there will be some good racing next year. The report that H. Cosden has pur- chased the fast Indiana pacer. May Day 2.03 1-2, is not correct. MT. Cos den negotiated for the Landscape pacer previous to the Lexington meeting but the deal Is off. Mir. Cosden not be- ing satisfied with the Horses recent performances
 s. C. Hifdreath has all of his string back to his Sheepshead Bay stable. All the horses look to be in the best pos- l sfble shape to go on racing. It IS Hlldreaths s intention te rest the string for few weeks, and by that time he viii have his mind made np as to where he will race.
 Edward Payson Weston, the veteran pedestrian. who walked from the At lantie to the Pacific in record time at
 the age of 70, has nsazcfzxsed E farm