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Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
ACADEMY PROTEST
 IS DOU6LY SUSTAINED.
Walter Camp and Referee Helm Bot1
 Decide Against Bulkeley-

Under the headline "Bulkeley Loses Glory of Winning the New London Day said Monday:
 ''Bulkeley is robbed of the glory which she took to herself for that 11-5 victory over Norwich Free Acad- emy at Cannonbal park. The game. IL will be remembered was played url- der protest by Norwich, after a dis pute over the legality of an onsIde kick which the Academy made.
 The Academy manager has received written opinion from Walter Camp, giving Norwich the benefit of the de- cision. The claim was that had the kick been allowed by the officials the Academy would have tied the score.
 Although the decision makes Bulke- ley's victory void technically, still Bulkeley feels pride in the game she played
 Referee Hahn of Brown, who was the one to make the above disputed de- cision, and was here again on Saturday of1ciating at the second Academy Bulkeley game, was asked by the Sporting Editor of The Bulletin what he thought of the disputed point now. He replied that if a Bulkeley man touched the ball it was without doubt a touchdown for the Academy but he couldn't remember now whether this had happened.
 On this point it was conceded by
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
MANY scoRELEss TIES
 DfSPLEASE FOOTRALLIST 5.
Six of This Variety Among the College
 Eisvens.

One more days play will take place between a few elevens before snow covers the gridirons. but to all intents and purposes the football season of 1911 Is ended.
 It has been season of dissatisfac- ton to followers of most of the big teams in the east, because so many Of the games were tied and in a few in- stances victory hung the bare threa d of disputed rulings.
 Princeton Tops the Big Four.
 A casual review of the seasons rec crd shows that there were no less than dozen tie games. six of these being scoreless. Princeton. which lays claim to the Big Four championship. tied with Lehigh and Annapolis and won from Harvard, Dartmouth and Aale by margin of not over three points In each case. The naval acad- cmy in addition to a scoreIess tie with Princeton played games without score with Penn State and Western Reserve and it's greatest victory, that over the West Point cadets, being by the score oe to 0.
 interseetionai Game Tie.
 West Point tied Georgetown in scoreless game and New York univer- sity had three scoreless games. name Y, with Rhode Island, Trinity and Rutgers. Brown tied with Trinity and had very close game with Pennsylva : mia and Vermont. Harvard tied with out tally with Yale in the effort to settie tnelr old rivalry. The inter sectional contest between Michigan and Syracuse was a tie. and the Wisconsin Minnesota game, crcuial one in the west, was also without decision
 Carlisle the Big Point Scorer.
 In the records of ten eastern colleges Carlisle stands out as the team roll iEg up the biggest aggregate score. The crafty Indians scored 2S6 points against their opponents 43. and aI- though defeated by one point by Syra cuse they boast victories over Harvard and Pennsylvania The Indians will play Brown next Thursday and are decided favorites.
 Cornell vs. Penn Coninq.
 Cornell and Pennsylvania. both de- feated by Penn State. will meet at on Thanksgiving with the favorites. The Penn State Pittsburg game will also be a feature because of the good showing by Penn State men this season They have roll ed up a total of 196 points to their op- pcnents' 15 and still remain unbeaten.
 Minnesota Western Champion.
 The defeat of Wisconsin by Chicago and Minnesota's victory over Illinois apparently gives the western confer ance championship to Minnesota
 The point standing of the leading eastern teams up to date follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
SETTER FROM PoMFRET IN SECOND PLACE
Doa Owned by Russell Perkins Shown
 at Waynesboro.

Waynesborc. Ga, Nov. 27.-The am nual field trials of the Continental Field Trial club began here today with the membership stake, in which there were twelve starters. A feature of this stake is that owners must handle their own dogs or have an amateur handle them.
 The stake was won by Pinehurst Dot, g setter owned by Leonard Luft- us of Pfnehurst, N. C.. and handled by L. M. FTeischmann of New York. Uf- ton Archie, a setter owned and han died by Russell Perkins of Pomfret Conn, was second, and Lady Idol, a. setter owned and handled by G. c. Parsons of New York, was third.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
LEXINGTON TRoTTINe CENTER.
Eastern Millionaire to Buy Big Farms
 for Breeding Purposes.

Lexington, Ky, Nov. 27.-It was re- ported tonight that a number of east ern millionalres have formed a syn dicate which will buy several great farms near Lexington and transfer ington the trotting horse center of the United States.
 Included Tn the syndicate are said to be w. C. Brown. president of the New York Central: W. B. Dickerman and David l.. Lock of New York, C. K G. Billings. Harry K. Deverux of Cleveland, G. G. Moore Of Detroit and Edward Atpin of Lexington
 The first step in the plans of the syndicate was the purchase last week of James R. Keene's 1.000-acre Cas- tleton farm The syndicate already owns the Kentucky association trot- ting track here
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

weaken the attack of the Athletics Added to this was Marquard's series of strikeouts. In shore series it was only logical to conclude that a pitcher in the habit of retiring averaging seven or eight men a game on strtlfes. would show to advantage. Cera inly all advance dope made Marquard lock like a bear of a pitcher.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
Nearly Matched to WrestIe.

Wrestling talk over the merits of Jack Monty and 150 pound unknown at the American house reached the betting point between packers Of tho two on Monday afternoon, the support CTS Of the unknown offering to back him up over the hundred mark that he would throw Jack Monty three times in an hour, and when it got as far as that the men who were talking money repaired to The Bulletin offfce to put up B apiece for their appearance latei. iE the evening to post a further forfeit to bind the match.
 They got the two lives up, but then Montys packer pulled his back and they were to meet at 7.15 in the even irg. the packer to produce Monty at that time At the appointed time the r.toher or the unknown and packers for Monty were on hand. but in the ah- sence Of Monty no match was made Now the packer. of the unknown de clares he will stake his man for s3oo to slo0 to throw Monty twice in an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
Hes Pitcher for All That the Ath
 lstics Beat Him, Says Evans.

Don't think for a minute beeause Mafouaro Tailed 10 finish game against the Athletics that he is not great pi.cner. says Umpire Bnly Evans One of the best ways to ex- plain hsrQuard's failure to triumph over Connie Mackss team is to say that he WAS mighty unfortunate. A home run was the cause Of Marouard's exit in both of the games he started. Frank Baker came through with one in the seventh inning of enc game. whEs
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

both sides at the time of the game that Bulkeley player had touched the ball. so that Referee Hahn's statement now is one more clincher to deprive the New London boys of the credit of win ming the game
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
COTTON.

New York, Nov 27.-Cotton r,turas closed steady. Bids: Novennbe s.o3: December s.os; January s.se; Febru- atry s.S7; March s-s4; April s.s7: May 800: June sos; July sos: August s.1o: September 9.12: October s.17
 Spot closed quiet, ten points lower. middling uplands e.30: middline gulf 9.56; sales, 100 bales
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
MON EY.

New York, Nov. 27.-Money on call irmer, s-s@s 1-2. ruling rate 2 s-s last loan 3: closing bid g. ofrered at If; time loans steady: sixty days 1-4@1-2. and ninety days 1-2. elx months 2 1-702 3-4
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

Ed Robinson, coach of the Brown eleven. favors Yale, and believes that the Ellis will beat Harvard in the bis game.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
2,ooo Cheer Cornell souad-

Ithaca, N. r, Nov. 27.@The Cornell football squad received the greatest demonstration of its kind in recent years when it left for Atlantic City tonight to practice for the final game against Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving day. Over 2,000 stu dents marched tc the station, where spirited speeches were made.
 Coach Reb1 said he was not ready to announce his lineup. He took 2s men to Atlantic City. Nine coaches and half a dozen trainers and mana gers accompanied the squad.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
ON THE GRIDIRoN.

Since the Harvard Carlisle gam@, Jimmy Thorpe of Carlisle is hailed as the greatest football player of the age.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

Up 10 the present time the Yale sec ond team has made a much better showing than Harvard's second-string men.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

Dube is proving to be a crack back field man for the Holy Cross eleven. He is only n sub, but certainly can travel with the ball.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

Hard practice at Lehigh is over. Light coaches have been whipping the team into shape for Lafayette. and they are now satisfied that everything possible in the way of preparation has been done.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28
Baseball at Havana.
MARoUARD UNFORTUNATE.

Havana, Nov. 27.-Havana 8; New York Nationals g.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-28

The best of care is being taken of Thorpe and the other stars of the Carlisle eleven. The Indians have lost none of their confidence by losing to Syracuse, but are all the more deter- poDcnt.
 Evidently there Is ything but good feeling between Pennsylvania and Michigan. The Quaters claim that they were given but one cheer Sat urday at Ann Arbor and that was when they entered the field. They claim Michigan students tried to pull down the red and blue bunting from the car bearing Pennsylvania rooters.
 Roller Polo Monday Night.
 At Worcester: Worcester 3; Water bury 1.
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Der 52Hc, Rc. Uetber 53c, Ro. 52c,
Se. 45iEc.
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ao. 2 ll5-I20c, SO. 8 $500.
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1909, 1s-l9c.
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une Rup'.r DO. gate su $l2.75-ls.o0,
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Gouttsrn fe't yu sla75-l5.25.
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90. Osnbe sns afsisa - Rsw 0sd-
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