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Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
WESLEYAN WILL MEET
 TRINITY THREE TIMES.
Baseball Schedule Has Been Revised Track and Team Dates Announced.


 The Wesleyan Athletic Association has announced in full the schedule for the various sports. The baseball schedule has been revised from the one announced some time ago and it is expected that the present one will undergo minor changes. Three gam es will be played with Trinity. two at Middletown, and one at Hartford, the extra game being the annual com menCement game on June 19. The schedule shows fifteen games. nine of which are to be played at Middletown
 The Track schedule shows five meets, but others may be added later Prac- tice has been going on all winter un- der the supervision of Billy Hunter, and from all indications Wesleyan will have a good team.
 Tennis starts April g with CoIum- bia University in New York city. With the majority of the old men back, and with the addition of several promising freshmen, Wesleyan should have a good strong team in this sport. The schedules follow
 Baseball-April IT. Y. M C. A Col lege at Springfield: 21, Stevens l. T.: 25, University of Maine: 2S, Brown at Providence; May 1, Columbia at New York; [. Williams; II, N. '. U.; 13, Dartmouth; 21, Dartmouth at Han over; P. Amherst at Amherst: 29. Tufts; 31. Trinity: June ,, Y. M C. A. College; 19. Trinity, 22. Trinity at Hartford
 Track-May 1, Dual meet, Columbia at New York: s. Dual meet, Trinity 15, Dual meet. Williams: 22, New Eng land Intercollegiates; 29, National In tercolleg1ates.
 Tennis-April g. Columbia at New York; "A, Union at Schenectady: May ,. Yale at New Haven; 8, Trinity: Is, Brown; IT, Intercollegiates at Long wood; 25, Dartmouth at Hanover; 26. Amherst at Amherst; June 5, Will Hams
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
woRLD'sSREcoRD IN RIFLE
 SHOOTING ESTABLISHED
Cleveland Team Scored 1000 Out of
 a Possible 1,ooo-The Scores.

Washington, Feb. 24.-A worlds record for rife shooting was made last week by the Cleveland team, which scored 1000 out of a possible 1000 in the ninth match of the inter club championship tournament The five marksmen put 100 shots into a hullseye the size of a ten cent piece at a dis tance of seventy-f1ve feet with p calibre rifles. Scores for the week follow:
 Class A-CleveIand 1000 vs. Dis trict of Columbia 990: Bridgeport, Conn, 996 vs. Boston 957: Warren, Pr. 993 vs. Birmingham 967: Bucyrus, Ohio. 994 vs. Kings Mills, Ohio. 992; 1; Saltwater, Minn., 973 vs. Dickinson, N. D.. gro: Manchester, N. H., 9s5, vs. Adrian, Mich $40.
 Class B-Bangor, Me. 9S6 vs. Hop llins. Minn.. 975: Madison. 9S6 vs Des Moines, 95s Youngstown. 914 vs. Mil waukee e64; St. Louis 979 vs. Tacoma 95s; Marion, Ohio, 9S0 vs Louisville (Swiss) 915; Watertown, N. Y, s52 vs. Indianapolis 949
 Class C-Detroit 94s vs. Corinna. Maine, 925; New Haven. 979 vs. Pay cite, Idaho, 937: Salt Lake, 960 vs. Ogden, Utah, 955; Buffalo, 977, vs. Watertown S. D., 971: Tucson, Ariz., 968 vs Albion. Ind, $40: Kane. Pa, 976 vs. Louisville (rife) 90T.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

New Haven, ssConn-, Feb. 24.-The Yale university baseball schedule for the coming season. as announced to- night, contains S2 games, a. larger number than usual. 4 feature of the schedule is a series o3 three games with both Harvard and Princeton, the final standing to be determined on a percentage basis. In tine past but two games have been arranged with each university, with provisions for play ing a third game in case of a tie.
 Six games will be played on a south ern trip in early April. The schedule:
 April l, Georgetown at Washington; April ?, Washington (American league) at Washington; April 3, Uni versity of Virginia at Charlottesville; {; April 5, Holy Cross at Baltimore; April 6, Pennsylvania at Baltimore: April '. U. s. Naval Academy at Annapolis; April 10. Fordham at New Haven; April 13, New York Nationals at New York; April IT, Pennsyfvaniafat Phil adelpfia: April 21, Columbia at New April 2s. Georgetown at New Haven.
 May 1. University of Virginia at New Haven; May 5. Williams at New Haven; May 6, Lsfayetta at New Ha ven; May 8, 'UniversftyFof Vermont at New Haven; May F, Dartmouth at Worcester; May 1S, Brown at New FIa ven: May g, Cornell at Ithaca: May 26, Holy Cross at New Haven; May 29, Princeton at 5NeW Haven; May 31, Cornell at New Haven.
 June 2 Amherst at New Haven; June 5, Pennsylvania at lNew Haven; June g; Tufts at New Haven; June 12, Princeton at Princeton; June IS, Princeton at New York; June 19, Graduates at New Haven; June 22 Harvard at New Haven; Junes23, liar yard at Cambridge ;rJune ,26, Harvard at Brooklyn, N Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Jim Coffey, the Dublin giant heavy weight who made the veteran Jack Twin Sullivan quit in q battle for the first time ;r the Iatter's l years in the ring, may soon be matched to fight Carl Morris the Oklahoma giant, in Q 10-round encounter in New York. Nor ri= has been nghting uei: in the far West and is working Eis way East picking up bouts wherever he can. The two big men may meet next month.
 Richmond has named it's Interna- tiOnaI League team. T. will be known as the ''Nirginians," NorI-au T. John son. editor of the Manufacturers Jour nal and Commerce, was awarded a season pass for handing out the sug- gestion. Sixty names were submitted and each was written uroH :. slip. All the slips were placed in hat and one of the directors Of the club drew the piece of paper bearing Johnson s suggestion.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Keep It Handy Fer Rheumatisn-

No use to squirm and vince and try to wear. out your Rheumatism. It will wear you out instead. Apply some Sloan'S Liniment. Need not rub ii in-just let 1t penetrate all through the affected parts. relieve the soreness and draw the pain. You get ease al once and feel so much better you want to go right out and tell other sufferers about Sloan's. Get a bottle of Sloan's Eminent for 25 cents ot any druggist and have it in the house against Colds, Sore and Swollen Joints, Lun1bago. Sciatica and like ailments. Your money back if not satiyfed. but 1t does give almost in. stant relief. Buy a horIle today.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Bursting water mains are not so great a menace to life and property in the city of Boston since the water derartement installed a. motor truck with a power appliance for quickly closing the heavy water main gates Work which. formerly required four men laboring constantly for 45 min utes can be done in ten minutes by using the power of the truck
 The device with which the truck is equipped. not only conserves the wa ter supply and reduces the dana ge due to breaks, but it permits of rapid regulation of water volumne at fires. lifts the limitations of physical en- durance, facilitates the testing of gates and relieves the anxiety always attending derangement or damage to the water system.
 In one of Boston's most important thoroughfares, lined with costly build lngs, there is a water main which if completely broken apart. would allow the escape of 50. 600 gallons of water each minute Controlling this line are gate valves $ inches in diameter which, in closing, require 307 turns of gate wrench and services of four men for about 45 minutes \ few minutes delay sometimes means the loss of life and thousands of dollars. These gates, the largest in ,the city. can now be closed in ten minutes by one man and the motor truck.
 The truck is required to respond to f1re alarms and other emergencies where water must be controlled to prevent loss or damage. The calls are frequently overlapping. Crews are on duty day and night. Boston is Is miles in the greatest length and 3 miles wide. The runs vary from one block to the farthest end of the water system. Under the old scheme when several gates had to be closed. the few men available at night were all most exhausted before shutting the last gate. By it's abaility to work con tinuously the truck enables the de- partment to cope with any emergency.
 The gate closing device is mounted on the running board of the truck so that it can be used conveniently over manhole. The power for operating the device is supplied from the regu- lar transmission of the truck and is controlled by the lever on the side of the truck. easily accessible to the driver. In closing gates the forward speeds of the transmission are used The gates are equipped with indicat- ors informing the operator when the valve is seated or entirely opened
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Billy Andrews, who is wintering at Thomasville, Ga, is sending out an at tractive catalogue. of the trotters and pacers he expects to campaign next season. For a trainer to publish a. catalogue is something new in horse racing and is worthy of general adop- ton. The star of the stable is Lee Axworthy, POS. Other fast trotters in Andrews string are NewzelI, 2.05H Charley Mitchell. 2.O44 Hazel Lang, 206a. The Wanderer. 2.0SA; John R. Dillon 2-1tA: Rusticoat, 2.13N Ifoneysuckle. 2.141k: and Boce1li, 215 Among the youngsters is a 2-year- old sister to Peter Volo, 2.031z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Yanks Eave Attrae4ive Uniforr,.

The New York Yankees. if clothes make the man or team, will be nede next season. Not even Solomon was arrayed asF they will be. The old white uniform has been cast into the dis card So have the black and white stockings. So have the black and white cap and the block noaogrammed IN Y"
 When the Yankees trot out on the Polo grounds to open the season, they will be respiendent in white uniforms with 2, neat blue stripe running through the material, a4bIue cap and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF roLrpo

Lucas County, ss
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior Fartner of the firm of F. J Cheney < Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the esnb snS s1,e,v nf CSo h'9 = ot cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY sworn to before me and Subscrib ed in. my presence, this 9th day of Decem- Der A. D. 1SS6.
 fSeaD A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- aaIly and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo O. Sold by all druggists. 75c Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
MAY HAND DOWN
 DECISION THIS WEEK
Baseball Enthusiasts We're Cheered by
 Judge Landis' Announcement.

Baseball enthusiasts were cheered Wednesday by the announcement that Judge K. Nj. Landis probably would give his decision this week in the suit of the Federal league against organ ized baseball. The judge has had the case under advisement for a month
 In it's petition for a restraining or league the American league and the National commission the Federal league declared that organized base ball had operated in violation of the Sherman Anti Trust act and that it's control over players was a violation of the constitutional rights guaranteed to every American citizen.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Jean Dubuc believes that TiIler
 (Pug) Cavet, formerly of Uhe Grays, and Ross Reynolds. will prove Furling stars for Detroit this year Both pit chers did good work last years Both started late, but Reynolds led all De troit pitchers in the average number | of runs scored per game and Cavet did some nice curving late in the season
 | Cavet and Reynolds are giants. two ot
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
BARNARD FENcERs MEET
 VALE SATURDAY
Crinn7on FeiInnen Will Meet Vale for
 First Time This Season.

The Harvard fencing team will jour ney to New Haven Saturday and meet the Yale team for the first time this season. The Yale team made a great spurt at the beginning of the season and won the matches easily. The first snag was encountered at Annapolise on Saturday. when Yale lost a close and hard match. The Yale foilmen were off their form and expect to do better work in the ntercollegiatas Harvard has a big fencing squad and much interest is manifested in the sport in Cambridge. It is expected that the preliminary bouts in the in tercollegiates will take place in Bos- ton next month and the finals will take place at the Hotel Astor in New York early in April
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Yankees have adopted very liberal high salaried men to conduct the bus mess end of the club, but there also are going to be a lot of assistants to Manager Donovan, who are going to draw good pay. Joe Kelley is one of these and Duke Farrell another, while a movement is now on foot to sign Herman SCilaefer. the Nationals for mer comedian. It is to De hoped that Schaefer will be landed by Donovan, for he would be of much help to the team and undoubtedly would prove an attraction.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Grunan Wins from Duffy

New York, Feb. 24.-Ralph Grunan. Californian lightweight in his first ap- pearance in the east, defeated Jimmy Duffy of this city in a hard fought ten round bout here tonight. Grunan took every rounds except the fifth in which Duffy floored him with a right to the jaw Grunan arose immediately The weights were Grunan 1S4, Duffy 133.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
WoIaast's Ann Iniured

New York, Feb. 24.-Ad WoIza st former lightweight champion, injured his right arm again while training today and will be unable to meet Leach Cross of this city next Friday night Johnny Dundee. also of this city. has been substituted. Wolgast- injured his arm in a. bout with Freddie Welsh, worlds champion, last November.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
JOHNSON AND WILLARD
 TO FIGHT IN HAVANA
Efforts Being Made to Stage Bout
 There in April.

Havana, Feb. 24-It is stated here that there is a strong probability that a fight for the worlds heavyweight pugilfstic champ pionship between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard will be ar ranged to take place in Havana early in April Johnson, having made all possible efforts to reach Juarez in time for the proposed fight there March s, has fully decided to remain in Havana
 He expressed confidence today that Willard would consent to come here for the fight.
 Johnson appeared tonight in an ex- hibition bout with his sparring part ner and an enormous crowd witnessed it. In preliminary bout John Les ter Johnson of New York defeated Dave Mill of New Orleans
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
No Hockey Post Season Matches for
 Harvard

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 24.-Harvard hockey team officials announced to- night that the team would not take part in any post season matches to decide the intercollegiate champion ship The Crimson closed it's season last night by defeating Yale for the second time this winter. Harvard could claim the honor but for a defeat by Dartmouth while a defeat by Yale clouds Dartuouth's title
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Jack curiey Will Go to Havana.

Fl Paso, Texas. Feb. 24.-Jack Cur ley, promoter of the Johnson Willard bout at Juarez, announced tonight that he would leave tomorrow for Havana, where Johnson remained to- day. It was said the trip to Cuba did not necessarily mean the transfer of the fight to Havana. The an nouncement followed the receipt of a cablegran from Johnson, the contents of which were not given out.
 Willard will tighten his training work until something definite is re- ceived regarding Johnson's arrival for the fight, originally set for March 6, it was announced today. Physicians have pronounced Willard in good shape but the indefinite postponen.eut of the botzt brought fear that he might over train.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

More than one fanatic has oosrA plained of the prevalence of Winter League dope, which isn't compulsory reading. But think of Judge LandisP wEO was compelled to read about.2a1 pages of court baseball much Of which was expounded by learned gen. tlemen. who didn't know the differ ence between a two-base hit and German sausage If the judge is still a fan at heart after he emerges fr<1zi this debris. he deserves blue mEdaf, crested with silver. sv-N
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
JERSEY CITY BASEBALL
 FRANCHISE FORFEITED
Because of Failure of the Jersey City Management to Meet Obligations.

Providence. R. l., Feb. 24-The Jer- sey City baseball franchise in the In ternational league has been declared forfeited by President Barrow of the league, according to a telegram re- ceived from him today by the Provi- dence club.
 The franchise was forfeited. MT Barrow said. because of the failure of the Jersey City management to meet obligations He added that suit would be brought for money loaned the club by the league and that a new franchise would be awarded to a stock company now being formed in Jersey City.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Clarence Rowland, the new manager Of the White Sox, is convincing those who have come in contact with him that he is a well-versed. baseball man. Theoretically Rowland seems to an sWer every purpose, but it remains to be seen how he will show when the season opens and there are things to do which show on the surface The com ing season will be Rowland's first in a major league. His record in the minors is of the best, but things are quite different in the big leagues To begin with, he will be opposed by mas ters of the are of managing, and his strategy will be opposed by men of much experience. Rowland may be capable of accompli shing wonders, His trends predict he will and he seems to have been placed in charge of a ball team which is stronger than it ever has been.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Fred Jan7ison. who was expected to be a Grand Circuit regular this year, . has decided to do most of his racing over the twice-arounds. Horses that can win on a single, are too scorce, he says.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Yale Baseball Schedule Announced
Contains Thirty Larger Number Than Usual
 Series of Games Will be Played With Harvard and Prnceton-Season Opens n.Aprl With Georgetown and Ends ju.es26 pVihsEIarvard at Brooklyn.
a two color monogram

i.stockirgs and a two color monogram .eN. Y'' on the shirts.
 The road uniform will be gray with cardinal. blue and green stripe cap of the same material and black striped stockings. The letters will be the same as on the home uniform.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

From the nearly thirty tracks be tween StroudsbUrg, Penn. and Gap May, N. J., a Delaware River C7roui is to be formed.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

the tallest men in the American uea@. sue. Cavet is a soUthpaw and ReSS4 holds is right-hander. If the >cro, make good they with Dauss, D1lbuc and Coveleskie will give Jenningssa a fairly strong hurling corps.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
COTTON.

New York, Feb. 24.-Cotton futures closed firm. March s.22. May 8.46, July S:67, August STA. October S96 December S.Ss. Spot quiet; middling S.35; no sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Walter Cox says he will enDt worry much about what the other trainers fhave in the way of stake. trotters if Peter J ohnson,7 20SN, gets to the races
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Tle Maceys, Gus and daRarney. are t iolr the nPnts-training colony earl. in the spring
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Penn swimners May Protest

The swimmers of Pennsylvania. are considering the advisability of appeal ing to the intercollegiate authorities against the disqualification of Captain Shyrock owing to a collision which oc- cured between him and Vollner in the 100 yard race at the Columb bia. meet
 They claim that the penalty was un warranted, since Nollmer and not Shyrock was out of his prescribed course
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Horses are excellent ocean travellers Out of a. recent shipload of HOT from Virginia to France only eight failed tc stand the trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The American Horse Breeder has renewed it's famous dollar entrance" futurity. It is for foals of 1915 and will be worth just what breeders and owners make it.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Sherwood Mageesa4 outfielder Of tn world champions, has bought the pac ling stallion Lancer, 21eA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

KentuckianE, after looking over the first crop of colts by Manrico, 2.07N spredict that the futurity winner of 1912 is going to be a. great sire.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

L, H.. Chambers, the Port Jefferson I1. r. man who s5sed tox own Eveiy w. 2.009k. has bought Lillian W A2.O5H.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Lochabo 2.16E, Swear old pacing daughter of Cochato. goes to Ra. SnedelGer.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Captain David Shaw is going to hay Charley Valentine race his hopplt birds, Ruby K, e.06% and Rex Hear 2.141z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
MONEY.

New York, Feb 24. - Call money steady; high 2; low 1 7-s: ruling rate 2: last loan 2; closing bid 1 7-S: of fered at 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Willie Ritchie is literally dancing himsef into condition and down to weight He is appearing in a dance act with his sister and incidentally breaking into print with statements now and then. His latest declaration was to the effect that promoters in Denver have offered a purse of S25, ,00O Tor 20-round bout with Freddie Welsh
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Andy Nzelch is working on plans fol ja Boston Fair at ReadVille the weeE sfoll0wing Brockton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

the league season opens. Ty Cobb will report with the first squad and appear in all the training trip games. Us- ually Ty passes up this arn-storming tour
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The following. is credited to Jimmy Isaminger of the Philadelphia North American: 9toT
 Give him enough money and zJ. Franklin Baker will "rraveP' to CShil- koOt Pass on a veIocipede- c'EsE'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
Townsend

T.-s5rEsr. 2.1T. wifi be smatineed at ---.a- E r. -tEz4s summer by John R Townsend.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The whole number of horses requisi- toned in England, Scotland and Ire 1aed on mobilization for the European war last summer was 134.00o, accord -5u-, 10 the British War Office.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Evelyn w, 2001z. will be bred to Ddrectum T. TBS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Fred Clarke Of the Pirates an nounces that at present he has SS men on the payroll, but that before the week is up he will have reduced his squad. He plans to drop eight during the week, as he intends to take but 30 players to the spring training grounds
 What does Bill Donovan want with Germany Schaefer when he already is loaded up with clowns?
 The new owners of the New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

J. R- ,AgcCuzs. of Eft4sbur gl1 has naade an offer of $19e06 for Margaret DrrEen. 2651z.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
HOOP PRINTS.

Moving, 210A. has been bred 10
 i, I1taWah. 2.0&5G.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Grace, 2.g4aL, will be bred to Ak worthy, 2, ,15A
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The Pari -MutueT system appears tc
 be -conlinz lxto general uss.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Three Yales aua o.le Harvard to England, three Yales and one liar yard to France, three Yales and one Harvard to Germany, three YaIes and one Harvard to Austria, and one Harvard to Belgium
 On a white background in the mid dle of each side Of each ambulance IS large Red Cross about which is painted the name of the org2nizati, n and it's motto. On the bodies of the Yale cars in Yale blue is the legend: {:
 From IaLs university students" |" while on the bodies of the Harvard cars in crimson are the words:
 From Harvard university stu dents.'
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Harry Shepard is. going to manage
 E NfcnsEeaI's Grand Circuit meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The fast record horse is coming to
 his own
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Providence, R. L, Feb 2A.-The dis bandment of the Taunton team of the National Roller Polo league was an uoair2ced today by the management.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

Barney Dreyfuss ,-,Fias secured First Baseman Johnston from the Cleveland club by the waiver route. Barney has aIWays held that Konetchy was not worth worrying about, but the acquisi- tlon Of Johnston will not stop Dreyfuss from going after KonetcAy by law.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25

The. s10. GOO, purses at Columbus will be for 2,0S trctters at Ieasc-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-25
SPORTING NOTES

Detroit fans will see the Cincinnati Reos for the first time May 20. Botb teams nave open dates, on that day.