Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-20

with but three arches to go, gave him
an opening which he took and by
| steady work. good defense and careful
shots he pulled game out of the fire.
BosWorth was not in condition Friday
| having been sick in the morning. He
is playing under great disadvantage
| this year anyway, but nevertheless is
putting up a strong game. His defeat
game with Webb. He got two balls
but got stuck in the cage and Clark
had short open shot. Getting the
balls, he soon circled the grounds for
the game.
Bosworth has games to play with
King wahIy and Williams: e. Clark
must play H Clark, Foss and Williams,
while II. Clark must play his brother,
King, Wahly and Williams.
Kidd has but one game and that
with Foss- Williams has Bosworth,
Wahly and the Clark brothers, a hard
quartette to beat. Webb must play
Baker, while Wahly has Baker. Bos-
worth, H. Clark and Williams to meet.
King has several games, but was
away Friday afternoon because of i'll
ness. F'oss must play E. Clark, King
and Kidd.
There remain thirty games in all to
be played today, including the Van
Wickle games In the second division
FELTON, will doubtless be the winner He
was defeated on Friday, however. when
DIR. Thompson of Danbury got his
measure. The latter was then obliged
to leave and though he had three of
the possible division winners to play
had to forfeit his remaining games.
Williamson also received a setback
during the day so that he is one game
behind FELTON,. In this division FELTON,
must play Williamson and Robinson,
while Williamson has his one game
with FELTON,. Whitaker must play
WahIy. while Robinson has FELTON,.
In the third division there remains
the one game between White and
Flocken.
Van WickIe Games.
Owing to the Illness of King there
were no games for the first Van Wickle
medal on Friday. For the second medal
Whitaker took another game from Sui
Ivan and now needs one more to WIN
Watermelon Game.
The annual feature, a watermelon
game was played Friday evening by
the Clark brothers, E. Clark winning.
Melons We're then cut and the large
crowd treated to come of Worth's best
1t was an occasion of much enjoyment
during which. a quartette was heard in
several selections and the orchestra
played pleasing programme.
E. NJ. Baldwin off Danbury has been
an interesed spectator during the week.
He formerly played a clever game. c.
H. Edmunds of Philadelphia was here
on Friday and watched the games with
interest.
Officers Elected.
Inc ADJOURNED annual meeting Was
held at 5 o'clock with President J. c.
Kirk presiding.
The nominating committee made its
report which was approved, fol-
lows: President, Charles G. Williams,
Washington; first vice president. Har-
old Bosworth. New London; second
vice president, c. c. King, Chicago;
third vice president, A. ID. Spellman,
Wfllimantic: secretary and treasurer
Frank H. Foss, Norwich.
1t was reported that the new rules
book is out, but it does not contain the
changes made last year. There were
no recomm endations to be made this
year by the rules committee.
The committee neurology con-
sitting Of Ira j. Baker. Charles Jacobus
and Frank IL. Foss, reported. press nt-
ing the following:
Never has Il been our duty to re
cord such a harvest Of death as that
occurring since our last annual gath
ering. Their names are Nathan L.
Bishop and Aron w. DiclSey. Norwich;
DIR. f. c. Graves. Bridgeport Capt.
Philip Coleman. Washington. ID. c.. and
I. G. Wood, Ontario, Cal. They are
those of no ordinary persons They
have been not emily game lovers and
game winners. to whom we owe 80
much because Of thar unusual interest