Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-18

the Norwich boy, who is now in second
place.
The Standing to Date.
The standing to date is as follows:
First Division.
Eddie Clark, Springfield ...... 8 0
c. 8. Williams Washington, D. C. 7
Harold Clark, Springfield ....... 4 2
Harold RCsWOrth, New London 2
Loue StockweH. Norwich ........ 2
f H. F'Oss, Wi1limantic ........ 6 8
w. C. ROdman, Philadelphia ..... 6 3
Gerald Brassill, Norwich ........ 8
J. c. Kirk, Philadelphia ......... 3 4
A. D. SpeIlnan, Willimantic ..... 4 4
II. T. Webb, Westminster, Pa. .. 1 1
w I. Robinson, Mansfield ...... 8 4
E. W. Robinson, Mansfield .... 3 i
T. P. FentOn, Wiilimantic ...... 6
L. c. Williamson, Washington =. 8 Z
J. D. Miner, East Greenwich 49,. 2 9
z. G. Adams, Kingston ...-.... 8
Second Division.
George Huot, Chicopee Falls 49,. 0
L. Hewitt, Mansfield .. 8 0
W. T. Sullivan, Norwich .... 4 I
F. NJ Thompson, DanbUry ... 2
c. NJ. Thompson, WillimantiC go. 3 2
@. 3. CToweH, BrattIebOro 800. 5
William Willard, Norwich ...... 3
S. B. Prentice, Providence 5000. 8
Clinton Jones, Norwich ....,... 6
Third Division.
Dennison Cowles, Brattleboro ... 6 0
Richard Pe8le. Norwich ..... I
c. s. Hopkins, Norwich ....... 2
Irving Miner, East Greenwich .. 2 )
T. N. Pratt, Wilimantic ........ 0 5
Twenty igi1t games were played
Thursday in the first division eight In
the second and seven in the third,
making d total of 43 for the day. The
games played Thursday follow:
First Division.
Williams beat Williamson.
Spellman beat Miner.
BrasSiu beat StOCLlwell.
Kirk beat Adams.
Adams beat FentOn
Spellman beat Robinson.
2. Clark peat FOss-
Kirk beat SpelIman.
ROdman beat Miner.
BOsWOTth beat BTassiu.
Rodman beat Williams.
Spellman beat Williams.
z. Clark beat Kirk.
II. Clark beat w. L. Robinson.
ROdnan beat F'enton
Miner beat Adams.
Kirk beat H Clark
Williamson beat r. w. Robinson.
F. P. Fent0n beat Webb.
ROdnan beat SpelInan.
HuOt bea- Prentice.
F'Oss beat Miner.
FOss beat BrassilI.
Williams beat Fenton.
Kirk beat Williamson.
Webb beat F w. Robinson
StOckweu beat Kirk
Spellman beat Adams.
Second Division.
c. NJ Thompson beat S. 2. Prentice.
Sullivan beat Thompson.
Hewitt beat c. NJ. Thompson.
F. NJ. Thompson beat Willard.
Hewitt beat Prentice.
CrOweu beat Willard
Sullivan beat Willard.
Hewitt beat CrOwen.
Third Division.
PeaIe beat Hopkins.
COwles beat Hopkins.
COwles beat Pratt.
CoWleS beat Miner.
PeaIe beat Pratt.
COWIes beat Miner.
COWles beat Pratt.
Gerald BrassiII Challenged.
Gerald Brassiu who won possess
sion Of the Adams Prize NTaIlett from
LOue StOckweu on Wednesday night
was challenged on Thursday by F. P.
FeutOn of Willimantic. The contest
was started Thursday night and
Brassiu took the first game. Each
made a home run. but BrassiI1 proved
The superior player.
mccall
test on Thursday night, Eddie Clark
beat Harold BOswortb, making a home
run with one ball and almost max
ing q home run with the other This
gives Clark three straight games from
ROsWOrth in this contest.
Watermelon Contest Tonight.
Two of the best known players on
the courts have entered the Water
melon contest which is to be pulled
Williamson and L. Q. Kirk. huff
said" The courts will surely be
crowded, now that the announcement
is made for both players are p0pu-
lar and they know how to keep things
moving along in good style. II was
announced on good authority Thurs
day night that the prize melon will
not be the only one on the grounds
and unless something goes wrong
there will be melons enough for ev-
eTybOdy.
Orchestra Rendered Program.
Swahn's orchestra was there in
force Thursday night and Iivened up
the dull moments as they always do.
Their programme was an unusually
good one and was eXcellantly rendered
under the direction of Leader John M.
Swain.
To Play Here Next Year.
The announcement that the tourna-
ment will be held in Norwich again
next year was greeted with a wild out
burst of enthusiasm at the club house.
This was made possible through the
courtesy of the United Workers who
now own the grounds
At 1870 o'clock Thursday morning
the annual meeting was held at the
club house with a large number of
the members present. The election of
off cers went over to Friday evening
at 7 o'clock.
President S. B. Prentice of Provi-
dence called the meeting to order
promptly at 11.30 O'Clock and upon
motion Of the members-the report of