Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12

to get results from low grade material and planes him for troubles of which Baker himself is largely responsible
 Reports are current that Johnny Mack is contemplating a transfer of franchise because Worcester is not supporting the pall team. The Boosters do not play In their own ball park, because they have none, but lease the grounds of the Gratcn
 6 Knight factory. The field is shaE-y and the outield is So full of holes that outnelders arc in continual dread of broken bones when they are stationed In the sun-b1ked outfield Of Boulevard mark,
 The attendance last Sunday at Cinc!n- natl was 5.74S, the smallest of the 'yexr at any Sunday game. It is the first time in several seasons that a Sunday crowd has fallen below the 1000 mark. The in- ability Of the Reds to get on to any sort Of winning streak has caused the inter- est in the team ot die away. except among | the most rampant bugs.
 The unconditional release has been popping up quite frequently of late an,l | Il will not be surprising If numerous players, now oa the psyrolls or various major league clubs. will be out O. tho ! game before tho close Of the season. Dode Paskart, veteran outdelder, srss i let out by tho Cincinnati Re5s several
 weeks ago, after aealy a dozen years | of service in the naiors. anG s,sortiy. after PaskeTt's departure Duty Lewis.
 another Of the veteran fy eiasers. vss let cut by tho Senators Bors Pasks-.
 and Lewis arc nov playing in Class A I minor leagues. Ps.skert with Kansas -Cii z
 and Lewis with Salt Lake City.
 The state boxing commission today re, fuhed to permit Bryan Downey and Johnny Wilson. middlcwoight champion,
 to box in this state until they had settled by another bout the controversy yThi~i
 arose as . result of their recent co-- test in Cleveland when Wilson va.
 awarded the referees decision on . foul
 Tho New YorE commission, ie sTa:
 said. had not been in communications
 with the Cleveland boxing coramissios
 or either of the fighters Dovney. wilS
 was represented tU be in the city wit
 lis manager. did no; appear with hi. manager. did not appear a: the coisIai.
 Sion's offices.
 , Kenny Leonard. lightweight ehataplo:. will be well accustomed 10 left-iiande' fighters Irlen he engages Lew Tenlls
 in an %sht-round no-dacis.on coniss 1 in Philadelphia August 12. Leonard b5l engaged squad of spsrrinE psrtae= who stand with their right foot and cisa
 arm forward and is working with the! dailJ- to the exclusion of all bezer1 q tho natural type.
 : Contrary to the general belief. c-. ' claim has recently been advanced tAa { Holland. not Scotland, vas ths birth place of golf. One Of the most sacler
 and interesting of the pictures n G:,ic : tho game was portrayed was trade C . Bruges and is in the tailpiecs cf ID ! Book Of HEura' Tho pt3yers ar three in number and Dave only one cln apiece, the head of which Is steel c steel covered, and they play with a be I each. The feature which gives the pic ! turc a peculiar interest is that all other show the game on ice, thS putting bcin s at stake, SThile in the Book of Hours
 the players are putting at a hole in tn z turf, as in the modern game. It is ur
 certain at what date the game was ir
 troduced into Scotland, but In 1457 4