Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12
EWEn CITY

The fact that a Twilight Learue has been organized and local amateur base bali assured for the coming summer. ss due to the efforts of p. W. Chase. man. ager of the Ashland ciab. A meeting was heis at the Casino. Thursday evening al which the following officers were elect ed; L. NJ Carpenter. president: S. e.
 Hurklngnann- treasurer: D. r. Finn. vice president; Norman Parkhursf secretarv
 The committee of arrangements for ina
 grand opening Monday night is Wtlisar,
 Duggan. Louis Masse. and C. n. Prior.
 Mir Prior was also elected publicity of-- fcer.
 The officers are determined that noth-
 ing shall stand in the way Of the hest
 sp-to-date sport that can be provided.
 The players in the hall gameE are to be
 four hines. chosen from the Ashland
 Cotton Co.,. The W. A. Slater Mills and
 Clerks from all the different lines of
 business in the borough. F. " Chase. H
 C. Willis. Mir. Wilson. Louis Afasse and
 Sol Pacquette represent the teams in ths order in which they appear above. The | twenty-two game schedule calls for a
 game at the Ashland grounds at 6 D. m Monday and Wednesday evenings until August 2sth. A pennant is to be won by the team
 with the highest percentage. A list of | rules has been prepared. which the teams ] are greed shall govern one and all Each 1 team shall name one umpire such u-11- ' Di7e shall not oficiate when his team Is ' playing. Mir. Chase Is to rective the ' names of the umpires and adjust them 10 |, the prepared schedule Thomas Bar 7 nett was duly appointed official scorer.
 There are two regular line pitchers in
 town. Spike Liberty and Sol Lavignon.
 ,Jt has been arranged that these two men | 5r7.1 s-ra aars r~
 such times as they shall oppose each other. This establishes an element of fairness to which all four managers have agreed. No arrangement Of purely local , summer sport has ever been arrived si that promises 10 be on a better line. Everybody in town is interested and waiting for inc grand opening of the sea son. Monday evening.
 Some of the T.. E. navy reserve boys 4 received Thursday the following attrac. T tive invitation from the commandznt s Third sIfval District IL is a voluntary ] cruise to Antwerp COiympic ganes1. Tn, { trip Is 10 be made on board the .. s q armored cruiser Frederick. to see th, ! Olympic games. The Frederick will 2 sail from Philadelphia. Pa. about Jul < l5. 1920. and will arrive In the rnitet 2 States about September 18th. 1920. a which time all reservists will be reieasei from active duty and sent back home. a The government will furnish transpor 9 tation and subsistence for reservists iron 2 their homes to the Frederick al Philadel < phia, Pa, and from the Frederick bac 4 to their homes. Reservists will receiv s full active duty pay while on active duts 5 The cruise will afford an opportunity [
 see the Olympic games at the expense c @ the government and at the same tim + will erable them to complete the activ VI sea dlNT required in order that the z. may be confirmed in their ratings an n draw two months retainer pay e yes & while on the inactive list of the Nsvs v Reserve force in civil life.
 E A list of the ratings eligible Is ser M with each invitation.