Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-17


 Rapids. s1to July ss-AuE. u 2: .is Ralamasoo asna Aug. 4-e; Detroit, Aug. 11-16; Salem \. H. Aug. 1s-2s; New York city. euse aus ssesa sspe aartfoTa Sept l1s; syra State fatre. Sept. 15-20; Columbus, Sept 22-Oct. 4; Lexington. Ky. Oct.
 Cornell vs- sanborn.
 Matchmaker H. Denman of the Wlnoham A. C., has arranged a bout which should prove an interesting one peuWeen Jack Conuell of Wi1limantic and Ellis Sanborn of Lewiston, Me. Sanoorn has been cleaning up things Iately, but will meet a worthy op- ponent in Connen.
 Wells vs. Mccarty.
 London, Jan. .16-The Sporting Life announces that Bombardier Wells, the English heavyweight, has agreed to ngnt Luther McCarty, the American heavyWelght, at New York about the middle of February,
 Mordecai With Cincinnati.
 Chicago. Jan. 16.-Mordecai Brown. former star pitcher of the Chicago Ma t1onals. signed a Cincinnati contract
 SPORT NOTES.
 Princeton added another victory to it's record in the intercollegiate hockey series by defeating Cornell Saturday night, to o.
 twirler of the Browns, has invested his salary of last season in a home for his mother in Barboursville. W. Va.
 s4 foxes to date. Nelson VaundelI of North Grafton holds the individual honors with nine Deits to his credit dy's claim to the New England light weight championship and says he is ready to make a match with Kennedy to be decided in two weeks. According to Manager Evers eff Bridwell's leg is all right he will be a hard man to crowd out of the Cubs shert held.' Evers doesn't appear to Harry Aubrey, the former Worcester captain, whose life has been saved by the trnnsfusfon of blood from his wife was the shortstop on Al Buckenberg- CTS Boston National team some years | ago.
 President Navin of Detroit says there is absolutely no chance for Pitcher Mullin to get out of the American league; and just little chance for Crawford to be traded to the New York club.
 Harry Wolter the Highlanders' crack outhelcer, is playing ball in California this winter, which proves his state ment in letters to President Farrell that he has entirely recovered from his broken leg.
 The Worcester automobile club has received proposition from officials of the Springfield automobile club that the two clubs unite in posting signs of warning as well as guidance, between the two cities.
 Kitty Bransfie1d, now manager of the Montreal team declares that Fred Clarke of the Pittsburg team is the king of all managers Kitty ought to know, having served under Clarke for several years.
 Jack McGrath will challenge Frank Gotch if the latter decides to come from his retirement and re-enter the wrestling game. McGrath also intends to go after Zbyszko for another con- test if the Polish champion will bar the toe hold.
 Manager stovall of the St. Louis Browns is considering an offer of In Jimmy Austin. His declination of 1 Larry McLean's services is said to be due to the splendid reports he has heard in California about recruit Catcher Agnew.
 Tired of posing for moving pictures | at $500 per month (real or stage mon cyl, Cy Morgan-wno' refused to accept his assignment to Kansas City-is go- ing to return to the doamond next year. No holdout stuff for Cy in the future. The Cleveland American league club has signed Nick Cullop, the New Or leans left-handed pitcher. Jack Egan. a Bridgeport, Conn, boy who was tried out with Albany last season, but failed to stick, is to be taken south in the spring by Washing ton. Clark Griffith says he intends to keeping him in the background for de- ve1opment Egan is rated as a most promising young backstop. The stewards of the Poughkeepsie regatta state they have set the date much earlier than last year, because the tide serves better. This will force many who attend both regattas to hus- tie back to New York; at the conclu- sion of the New London regatta, and then go up the Hudson to Poughkeep- sic the following afternoon. Any eastern college swimming team would have to hustle to beat an a.ll- interscholastic team picked from the schools of Greater New York. Lemcke, Eddy and Bennett make a great schoolboy trio. In Garden City Satur- day Jack Eddy made the new inter scholastic record of 59s for 100 yards and swan the "200" in 2m. 22 3-5s. Word comes from Harvard college that J. Fred Powers, many years high " successful as a coach of the Wor- cester academy track team is being considered successor to- w. F. Ouinn. coach of Harvard's hurlers and field men, who is seriously sick. No hope is held out for Quinn's recovery. The Worcester academy coach has been called in help coach the liar ward field men.