Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-04
SPORTING NOTES.

The Armont pacer, Killarney, 2.191A, trained at Readville the past summer by L. H. Prigge. who has recently taken up quarters at the Rockville (Ct.) track, has been sold to Fred Chamberlain of Northampton.
 The skeleton of Axworthy, the world famous trotter, was shipped from Lexington, Ky, yesterday for New York to be mounted It will then be placed in the National Museum of His tory. Lee Axworthy was the sire of many horses that have already earned high honors in the trotting world
 Walter B. Miller, the New York sportsman, lost one of his best brood mares when the famous Ivory Bells died in Lexington, Ky, Sunday. Ivory Bells was the dam of Old Rosebud, which won many stake races up to several years ago. The mare was worth $25,000.
 Two officers who are members of Camp Uptons football team were so seriously injured in the game against the Camp Dix eleven at Newark on Saturday that they had to be left in the hospital They are Lieut.. Bart Carroll. the former Colgate star, who plays left end, and Lieut.. James Mc- Mullen, the former Bates player, who upton ndlDaCk.
 No matter who owns the Boston Braves next year, the team will be formidable. Hank Gowdy, who will be big drawing card, is coming back from France to resume his post as the Braves star catcher. Rabbit Ma ranville, who is coxwain on the battleship Pennsylvania, also will be found at shortstop. The Braves will regain the services of. Powell Kelly and Rettig, the outfielders, who en- listed last summer. Charley Herzog is out with his annual announcement that he will not play ball again, but with Maranville back in the field Herzog will not be missed
 King Football stepped down off the throne last Saturday amid the most surprising scenes of his annual au- tumnal reign. In New York Syra- cuse showed itself three touchdowns superior to the far heralded Rutgers eleven. In Cleveland the great Pitts burgh. team conqueror of Georgia Tech, was nosed out by the Cleveland 1 Naval Reserves.
 Coupled with the victories of the Great Lakes Naval Training Station over Rutsvrs and Annapolis, and o1 Michigan's triumph over Syracuse ! Sd111OL lliS SOdSO1l, l1lG uGlGdl Ol i Pittsburgh by the Cleveland Tart leaves intersectional football honors of 1918 decidedly in favor of th' West.
 i Incidentally out of the Pittsburgh Cleveland contest the South get blamed for the wounds suffered in thu defeat of its pet and pride, Georgia Tech, by the Panthers. The hero q l the Cleveland victory was Duke Dueote of Alabama Poly.
 Last season, the Auburn. Alabam; player was heralded as the greates player in the outh. Southern ex perts ranked Ducote even above tn
 great Strupper of Georgia Tech. Though handicapped by a yastl weaker team behind him than ha
 Strupper, Ducote played a wonderfu game. It was he who almost single
 handed splintered the attack of Chi
 State in the famous 0 to tie be
 tween the Western champions an
 Auburn.
 football star, has finished anothe
 successful season as coach. H! I Syracuse team was one of the bes out this fall. In beating Columbi Thursday, 20-0, and Rutgers Satu1 day, q to Q. Syracuse showed con ] dition as well as real football strat egy.