Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-14

owners. However. he looked over the grounds and after his trip said he thought a deal could be arranged for the transfer Of the property.
 SPORT NOTES.
 Jim ORonrIle. Jr., is being sued for a separation by Mrs. O'Rourl<e, Jr.
 Johnny JIiEba:le will take on Eddie Morgan, the English boxer. in Phila- delplii,, January 2G
 Ii is to be hoped by the 1-ay. that McCIraw does not read Biatty's onin- ion of left handed golfers.
 Ed GJcGoorty. has made another shift in managers. Tommy Walsh of Chica- go is now looking after details for the boxer.
 In these days Of hoDping ball players 1t is recalled that there was once in baseball a Hop B;tters' team that ac- quired fame in the game.
 Parker 8. Allen, Areriden youth, has been elected captain Of the Yale freshman swimming team Allen is in the Sheffield scientific school.
 Rebel Oahes, manager Of the Pitts burgh club of the Federal league. is $ home ill Southington, this state.
 Clarence Rowland states that he wants only fast mcn on the White SoX. Does he know about that base that Larry Mclean stole last ear"
 From Macon, Ga. comes a loud roar from Jim GafTney, who denies that Tyler is one of the play CTS to be sent to Philadelphia in exchange for AIagee.
 One hundred and sixty-four proni- nent- cricketers representing fourteen clubs have enlisted in the British army Tl1ree deaths had been reported at Ia st adyiccs.
 After reading 9 collmu ot what 5. E. Johnson has to say about the Fed erai league suit We hereby defy any one to use as many words in. ga yiug rorhing. .
 he will not quit Brooklyn until the SUperbas hat captured a worlds championship. No wonder he is anx- ious to get winner.
 When WilbeIt Robinson gets his men to. Daytona he plans to give them q daily workout on the sand. Perhaps he hopes that IEeTe may be senletni1g in mental suggestion.
 \ New York scribe is worried be- cause the Giants, are weak in pitchers. MathewSon, Tesreau and F1.omme vet erans. do not appeal to him as q nucleus for 3 winning staff.
 Leach Cross does not figure that Young Shugrue Will do him any harm in their bout in New York next week. fo- Cross has signed to meet Harry Pierce in The same city 8 week later.
 Leach Cross is to meet Joe Shusrue n a ten-round bout al Madison Square sajd that among the spectators gill be Freddie Welsh, Battling Nelson Charles Dana Gibson and Arthur W-il- liam Brown.
 On the All Star tour conducted by Frank Bancroft, Jeff Tesreau and Kins Cole each won four safes and lost nire. In spite Of this fact, it is not probable that McGra.T will ask the National Commission 10 arrange q trade Of TeSreGu for Cole.
 A Philadelphia citizen, victim Of Amos Strunn's automobile is suing the olttfieIder for $I,50O. Fall players have figured in more automobile acidents this winter than any other class of result of the present system that un- doubtedly has reached its climax.
 Tommy Connolly, the umpire. is tho latest man to join Bill Donovan boosters. He knows lot of baseball and has an i6eal temperament for q rnauaeel-.' WAS the comment of Con holly. .'Thets very nice of Tommy" said Wild Bill when he heard of the praise the umpire had heaped upon him. ''-rhe last time we met he put me off the field ana fined me s95"