Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-21

that there was a large amount Of OPP
position to IL owing 20 The injury &c
the grounds. II IL unnecessary with
cement borders and equally good re-
suits can be obtained with oank Ghots
IL man knows how TO make them
DIR. hartman said that the jump shot
was a scientific play, that a good play
Is worth far more than the consid-
Grafton Of the soul, that lots Of rogue
clubs have no borders hence no car
oms and therefore the Jump is their
one opportunity 20 get out Of a dim
cult position. The well known attitude
of Prof. Jacobus toward the limp shot
was referred to with feeling. and Dr
hartman said he had seen the pro-
lessor make six jump shots in sue
cession and miss every one. In that
way, il was an advantage to an op-
| ponent. s, 3. Prentice said he had
couldn't have been made with borders
/ and ]. c. Kirk backed him up W. L.
| Robinson said that there was a visitor
| at the tournament from "A Florida club
and they have wooden borders down
| there and find IL almost necessary TO
use the jump shot. At this point Mr..
Rodman withdrew his motion.
| e W. Robinson presented a ques-
ton from the Martha's Vineyard club
for Interpretation, bue this was put
/ over until later in the evening and the
| nominating committee brought in this
list Of new officers:
Officers Nominated End Elected.
S. B. Prentice. Providence, p-esi-
dent: z. G. Adams, Kingston. Y. Y,
| first vice president; w. c. Rodman,
Philadelphia, second vice president. c.
! c. Cox, Maiden, Mass, -lird vice pres
| ident; W. L. Robinson. Mansfield.
! Mass. official editor. Arthur L. Peale.
Norwich. secretary; James L. Case,
Norwich, treasurer. Mr.. Robinson Of
fered his resignation as official editor,
| because he did not have the time but
the secretary cast one balloI and the
other officers Were duly elected The
president was given the power to ap-
point an official editor. 4 vote of
thanks was passed to retiring Presi-
dent L. c. Williamson Of WASHINGTON,
for his valued services and then the
meeting adjourned just as the band
began to play
Local Tournament VIII Be Held.
1t was announced Friday night by
President Allyn L Brown that the
Norwich Rogue club will start a tour
nament on Monday, August 80, open
! to all players in Norwich who arc in
| terested. There will DE two cups as
| trophies. the larger of which is now
| er by w. I. Sullivan
The summary of the games on Fri
day and the standings is as follows:
| First Division Games.
J. D. Miner beat L. c. Williamson
| E G. Clark beat Frank P. Fenton
| +. E Clark beat W. l. Robinson.
| E. W. Robinson beat ]. c. Kidk.
| \. D Spellman beat H. L. Webb.
| Harold Clark beat ]. D. Miner
E. w Robinson beat Loue Stock
| we'll
Eddie Clark beat \. D. Spellman.
L. c. Williamson beat w. l. Robin
| son.
c. c. Cox beat W. c. Rodman.
| Loue Stockwell beat F. P. Fenton.
/ H. ]. Webb beat E. G. Adams.
C. G. Williams beat J. c. Kirk.
Harold Clark beat G c. Cox.
Eddie Clark beat ]. D. Miner.
Eddie Clark beat w c. Rodman.
\. d. Spellman beat ]. c. Kirk
E. W. Robinson beat F. P. Fenton
Fl. T. Webb beat ]. D. Miner
| L. c. Williamson beat Loue Stock
well.
Loue Stockwen beat W. L. Robinson
f. W. Robinson beat w. L. Robin
son.
E. C. Adams beat ]. D. Miner.
| Eddie Clark beat c. C Cox.
Eddie Clark beat ]. c. Kirk.
Harold Clark beat L. c. William
son.
Harold Clark beat A d. Spellman.
Loue Stockwell beat Eddie Clark.
II. T. Webb beat c. c. Cox.
First Division Standing.
Won Los
Harold Clark, Springfield. 10
F. Edward Clark, Springfield