Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-01

IDoLos Fa-B AS haoLO&SSSAu& 9 RoAh Francisco.
 IlehIgh is on Aunapoliss trail. It beat the navy last fall and Is conf dent of repeating. All the regulars are in condition.
 Julian of the Michigan agricultural college eleven is the greatest fullback of the year, in the estimation ot Mil waukee writers.
 Eddie Murphy of the Athletes has invested his worlds series money in a hotel at White Mills Pa, for his
 Houghton, Morris & Roughton, vaudeville performers, have staged 8 motorcycle feat which is meeting with great favor in Montana
 Joe Pope. New Haven shortstop, Is sore. The White Sox drafted him, then switched him to the Missoula (MOnt1 club of class D league.
 The White sox and Giants arc play ing in earnest, Jimmy Callahan and John McGraw have warned the play CTS against ourlesquing the trip.
 Cleveland will send all it's excess pitchers farmed out to Waterbury Toledo and New Orleans to Charley Carr's baseball school in February.
 Hurry-Up Yost says he would like to have team made up of Dublin policemen Those cops are the big gest and most courageous men he ever saw.
 Practice at Lafayette continues to be behind closed gates. Coach McCAa is trying to build up an ofense for the coming hard games and is making frequent shifts i'll the lineup.
 Craig the halfback whom Michigan induced to return 10 football in spite of the chance that may cripple him for life, is taking part in the scrim- mages- His knee still bothers him
 The membership of the Federation of American Motorcyclists has reach ed the quarter-century mark card No. 25,000 having been issued to Waldo r. Byron, Providence, R l.
 Driggs, fullback. and Hoggs, tackle, now playing on the freshman team. stand d fine chance of qualifying for the Princeton varsity next fall DRdggs is g. great line~smasher and g. star punter.
 Eddie Hart says Princeton has ons of the best eIevens ft ever turned out He would have liked to have seen Dartmouth beaten, but figures the beating will show the Tigers just where they can improve upon.
 The Aggies will play at Tufts Sat- urday Tufts has a powerful eleven, as West Point recently found out. The army would have been beaten but for a tumble by Ansell who in taking the ball over from the ene-yard hnfS drOOueJ thA h.stS
 The practicabllIty or the mororug- cle for business purposes has basn thoroughly demonstrated by F. 1. company of Kansas City, Mo. Wall has ridden a motorcycle for the past five years in soliciting business.
 In the near future the city health inspectors of Indianapolis. Ind, will perhaps be provided with motorcycles. It is the opinion of pr. T. V. Keene in his recommendation for the pur- chase of the two-wheelers that with the aid of motorcycles six men could do the work now done by twelve men.
 When the Brotherhood league was in 1890 to fight the National Tom Lynch, then umpire and now president, was offered a $2000 increase to jump the National leagues. He re- fused. This is brought up by his friends to show where he stands re- garding the Federal league.
 Barrett, the star of the Cornell baek-f1eld, is again at quarter and may be kept there, Shuler is taking his place at half-back. Dr. Sharpe is not at all cheerful over the outlook, for the team has been playing careless football, He is driving the men hard this week in the hope of making . reasonable showing at canabridGN