Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-15

will not box again till the German fleet surTenders.
 ..Joe Woodman of Boston suggests a color scheme as a desirable addition to the sport drive for war funds. and therefore offers the services of Sam Langford.
 Bob Spears one of the best racing cyclists that ever came to this coun- try from Australia, plans to enter the boxing game. Spears is A years old weighs when in condition 195 pounds and is over six feet tall. After seeing Fred Fulton put out by Jack Demp- sey he thinks that he has prospects. Baseball fans will remember Feorge s, Applegarth whose poems and cartoons were among the best things ever done.. by baseball writer or artist. When he quit his chair as baseball editor many years back he left a gap that never has been filled, however clever his ! baseball to become managing cdi- tor of Pittsburgh paper. Now he has gone to France to act as core | spondent for the Pittsburgh Post. His original style and humor should make his articles from over there interesting contributions to war literature President Harry Frazee has hit upon the right key when he says he is heartily in favor of establishing a new baseball commission. The pub lie is with Frazee. Here's hoping he will push his point to the limit. Base
 ball has seen enough of the old one.
 Wey, Chinaman, is going to play
 end for the Lehigh university foot
 ball team. which will cause some wag l to remark that when Rutgers plays 1 Lehigh. there will be an end of Chinamen. Chinamen have never be- fore played football at our American colleges but then it may be the Wey they have of doing things down at Lehigh.
 It may mean nothing to you, but Boote is the name of the Wesleyan fullback and Call the name of a
 quarterback trying out for the Col umbia team
 The prospect of good team at
 Penn this year are said to be very
 dark, which is no surprise inasmuch
 as it was known that Light would
 not be in the backfield this season.
 Apropos of second fight with
 Jack Dempsey, Fred Fulton asks why the second" "I never fought Dernp-
 sey before. I went into the ring with
 him; but he did all the fighting You
 can't call it a fight when he didn't l S1N0 d CdIlCS IO uO lillHS.
 George V. Bonhag. one of the best middle distance runners this country has produced, and holder of many rec
 ords and titles, has received his com mission as lieutenant of aeronautics.
 He is stationed at Roosevelt field, : Long Island.
 Harry Donohue. the Peoria light
 weight who gave Johnny Kilbane. Charlie White, Freddie Welsh and the rest hard fights, is at Pelham Bay and stands ready to tackle any of the ightweights. Donohue claims the
 work at Pelham Bay has done wonders
 for him. Most likely Donohue will be
 ricked upon to box for the War Fund
 in Illinois, as he is a great card in | that state.
 K. o. Brennan Leo F1ynn's heavy weight champion. is ready to tackle the best in the heavyweight ranks now : Brennan is seen daily going through strenuous training at Grupps gymna-
 sium. as his manager declares there is
 a chance of matching him with Jack
 Dempsey again. Dempsey is the only l heavyweight who holds a decision over 3 Kayo
 5 Willie Jackson, boxing instructor
 at Pelham Bay, is boxing in good t form now, as was shown the other 9 night when he appeared in a six