Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-16

Richard Peaie, Norwich ,,,.,,2 6 Irving Miner, East Greenwich ., 2 ? F, M. Pratt, Willirantle ..,.,,,,0 ? z. 5. Hopkins, Norwich ..,.,,,. 0 0 Dennison Cowles. Brattleboro Q, Q 0
 Tuesdays Games.
 The results of Tuesdays games fol-
 First Division,
 A. v. SpelIman beat F. p. Fenton.
 F. H. Foss beat w. L. Robinson.
 Brasslu beat Miner.
 Williamson beat Bosworth
 BrassiIl beat B. w. Robinson.
 E. c. Clark beat Williamson,
 Williamson beat F. P. Fenton.
 w, L. Robinson beat D. 6. Adams,
 Williams heat W. L. Robinson.
 E. Clark Seat Adams
 Toss beat Williamson.
 F. Clark beat Miner.
 Williams beat Adams.
 BOsWorth beat Harold Clark,
 BoswOrth beat A. D. SpeIlrnan.
 D. w. Robinson beat E. G. Adams,
 Harold Clark beat F. Foss.
 Miner beat FentOn.
 Second Division.
 Clinton Jones beat William Willard, c. M. Thompson beat c. Jones.
 George FIuot beat Crowel
 c. NJ. Thompson beat c. B. CroweII F. M. Thompson beat s. B. Prentice.
 J c, B. CroweIl beat s. B. Prentice
 George Huot beat r. M. Thompson. George HUot beat c. M. Thompson.
 Third Division,
 Richard Peale beat Irving Miner,
 Richard Peale beat Irving Miner, Csecoud game.)
 Irving Miner beat Pratt.
 Huot, the Chicopee Falls player is nrst man in the second division, hay ing won five and lost no games. while hrst place in the third division is held by Richard Peale Norwich who has won two games and lost none.
 In all there are 16 entered in the hrst division. eight in the second di- Vision and five in the third division. This is a larger entry list than thai of last year.
 The Latest Arrivals.
 New arrivals on Tuesday included Dennison Cowles of BrattIeboro, Vt, .estchester, Pa, W, c. Rodman S 9pD and Id J. C.. Kirk Of Philadelphia. Although Hoagland of Philadelphia, Although the oas4 latter does not take any active part he Is always an interested visi- -or at these annual tournaments and IS well known to the roQue players,
 BrassiII and StocEweIl Tie.
 Tuesday evening BrassiII challenged otOckWen, present holder of the Adams prize mallet, having won it night from President s. 6roWnlng Prentice in 9. long drawn put contest, StockweII taking two straight. In Tuesday evening's play 5rasstll took the first game, 32-19 and otockweu tied him, taking the seo- 1nd game, 32 to 6. The deciding game VIII be played tonight, it being neces- 'ary to win two out Of three games 70 70 Wlh or retain possession of the maI-
 Huot Wins Three Straight.
 In the second Van Wickle medal contest between Huot and Willard started Monday evening and continued Tuesday evening Huot took three straight from his opponent. One game was played Monday night and the other two games last night, Huot took he first game. 32-5. the second game, '2-2 and the third 32-21. Huot, the present holder, has but to win one nore game to retain the medal, the jules calling for four out of seven cames.
 Champion Clark Lost One.
 Tuesday afternoon in a match with Harold Bosworth, the New London llayer and an x-charnpion, defeated National Champion Harold Clark Bos- worth played strongly and ran the game out when Clark's balls were at he third arch and last quarter.
 National Champion Clark had been yWay on a vacation for two weeks and anne here without going home. He bought at first that he would not en- CT the tournament. The crowds at he grounds always await anxiously or these two brothers to get together. | last year Eddie had lost but one game ID to the time for them to play to- 'ether and by winning from his 'rother Harold they both became tied 1 or the championship. It was decided 1 " the flip of the coin and Harold won, hus winning the championship title. l
 Concert by Swahn's Orchestra. Tuesday evening the fair sized au- 1 Hence was entertained by an excel l ently rendered concert
 WiIlimantio Players Here. The Willimantic players arrived on | tuesday morning and immediately 1 tarted in the championship. There | re a number more than in previous | ears and with Spellman, a first di- isioner who made a name for him. i elf in the game last year then prom 5es to be several lively matches. Ex-Champion Harold Bosworth of 1 lew London, like his brother, ex- hampton Everett Robinson, went own to defeat at the hands of ex- resident l.. o. Williamson. Williams o9 had just taken -dafaat- hz. :BSaaiAl