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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS ERRArIC.

New York. Dec 3O.-rh4 stock ex-
CHANGES fin'l full session { tie year was
married by conflicting AM erratic fuctu-
atiJrs.
Heavy cash sales to meet income tax
returns occurred ii many ST TIE low
priced issues .ut representative rails and
iSvorite :ndustriaJs were comparatively
strong. though dull in col crsEt with We
activity shown by speculativ6 issues.
Opinions from authoritative sources
oeaiine with general conditions in the
coming year sounded a note of optimism.
especially in relation 70 commercial and
industrial prospects.
These were borne out by overnight de-
Nciopments such as the strs agtheninc OF
The financial position Of the Sears-Roe-
buck company. further favorable Noyen-
Der railroad earnings and advices from
Montana indicating early resumption of
operations IN the copncl mines
Money rates stitfened in consequence
- Unexpectedly iarge renewals into 1922.
opening at nor cent, call lpans rose 10
g. Il a. noon with = further advance "a
Pc cent in tho hast hour
Seafs-Roehuek was the most prominent
feature Of the dav. although its extseroe
advance Of sliEAtly more than nSnts
was reduced to SIS at the close. StrdA-
baker, Railway steel Shrine. America n
lcc, Wooiworth ans Sugars were among
iHeFother stocks to show substantial nat
gains. Sales amounted to r eco shares
Trading in foreign exchanges was
aiger than at any recent period and The
suong tone suggested a more enceurag-
.ng view Of European economic .condj.
tons Sterling bills were at the weeks
highest level and ali allied quotations
We're firm, the Italian rate making full,
recovery. Dutch and Scandinavian ouo.
tat.ons were 10 to 20 poiats higher.
The bond market was active as q
whole. but Irregular movement marseT
the foreign division Victory S4s fea.
iured the domestic list, odd lots selling al
l""--e. the years maximum quotation
55c.000. ="
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
WALSH WILL MAKE GOOD
UMP- ACCORDING TO HEYDLER

John Heydler, president of the Ma
tional League, is counting on Ed
Walsh, former Bridgeport manager. to
make good as an umpire In the Am
,erican League end says the entire
baseball world will be pulling for the
former spitbaH king to make a sue
cess of his new venture.
walsh has everything in his favor, .
says Heydler. He Mas public and bail
players with him and you've gos to
have the experience as an umpire 10
know what that means
THE average young umpire com
ing in must overcome a-lot of hostiH-
ty in order to succeed. Ball players
are ready to impose on him and the
stands area unusually unfriendly ard
ready to criticize and find fault.
Players and fans already know
Walsh. AT one time he and Mathew
son stood in front among the pitcher
of the game. He can command re-
spect and. prestige BECAUSE of what he
has done. II Walsh can keep his head
when he gets into difficulties, he
should make good in this new field.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31

stood, were scheduled to clash in bout
for the welterweight title h the Dyck-
man Oval arena. which was expected to
be ready for use by March IT, The ac-
ton of the adjutarst generals office in
amending armory regulations and permit
ting. their use for professional boxing
and wrestling is reported to have been
the cause of the change in plans. Boxing
circles were alive with reports of plans
to begin atnory operations en- an extern
sive scale. It is understood arrange
ments have been completed for the use Of
the Twenty-second, Seventy first and
Twelfth Regiment aTmories, and that
promoters who have secured permission
to operate in these drill sheds soon will
make application for licenses to the state
athletic commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
JACKSON AND DUNDEE FIGHT

FAST 15-ROUND DRAW
New York, Dec 30.-Johnny Dundee
and Willie Jackson fought Is rounds to
draw in Madison Square Garden to-
night Dundee weighed 12S IL and
Jackson 134 1-2 pounds.
The contest was hard fought, with
honors even in most of the rounds Jack
son tried hard for a knockout, but Dun
dee managed to ward on many OF Jack
sons terrific punches.
In the fifth and sixth rounds Dundee
landed several heavy body blows but
Willie backed into the ropes and came
back with rights and let's that found
Dundee's extended jaw. Dundee fire.
quently used his old trick of bouncing
back off the ropes, fighting as he came.
In the ninth Dundee cut Jackson's lips
and landed several hard body blows
Then the tide turned. Jackson making
several valiatn attempts for a knockout
by using right hooks to the chin. They
lacked power, however, and Dundee was
always coming back for more. This was
the eleventh time that the two men have
met
In the seTni-fnal. Kid Norfolk. holder
of Tex Richards coiored heavyweight
championship belt was awarded the de-
c:sion over Jamaica Kid, formerly Jack
DeTnpsey's training partner The bout
went eight rounds
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31

about them. and gave citizens Legal
title TO tracts they cleared and GU
tivsted But Il takes three or four year
TO produce a crop and. IN The mean
time. many a young man has found
his economic salvation IN nut gafhe, 70
ing. Mushrooms which abound unce-
the chestnut trees. afford another e.
ible.
Not only is this land hard 10 ciesr
and till. but the remotsr sections irno.y
only the simplest tools. A piow Is
made OF two poles Joined a. az angle.
with the ground end Of The pole hell
by the man constituting the piov share
Every hamlet has its church. To tta
pedestrian who would tramp through
these parts, and thus get the fui "a -
NOr Of a most interesting environment.
the engelus Is a bell buoy for bis g. b.
land travels from village 70 village.
and the frequent creator Of such scene 4
Of simple devotion As that immortz =
lied by AIillet.
'Tulie, with a population o. tsusr
than 1S,c0e IS the capital and pr1n-
ciple city OF Correze- Quaint houses
line the streets OF steps which ascent
the slopes along the valley OF the RS =
erNCOrreze, on which Tuiie is situate
Near the city are the beautiful O.
mel Falls. In il is a firearms IA
tory.
It's nice not 10 be a. home vAen
some ueoDia call
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
Especial to The RulAtin.A

Wlllimantic. Dec. so.-After defeating
fives in the state the highly rated All
Collegians met their waterloo here to-
night at the hands Of the Emeralds by
score of 40 to "a. Until the last eight
minutes of play there was little choice
OF the winner. but here the Erueraids
opened up and gained a lead of points
that the college boys could not cut down
The game, which was the fastest ever
witnessed on the local floor started off
with a rush and before the Emeralds
could find the basket the visitors had
piled up six points. Here the locals
started and gradually gained on the Wis
tors. until at the end Of the first half
the score stood 10 to IA against them.
Coming IN for the last half the Finer
aids started of with a rush and within
i've minutes OF play had brought the
score TO % to "a against them. From this
point until there remained but eight min
utes OF play the lead see-sawed first to
enc team leading by one point and then
being all tied. With the score tied at
rs each the Emeralds cut loose their
speed ard rung up 10 points before the
All-COllegians could find the basket
The game ended with the score AZ to
50 with the Emeralds leading.
Standing out IN the scoring was the
brilliant playing OF Normandin, who
played rings around his opponents and
gathered eleven baskets from the field.
many from Ions shots. Belsir, Murphy
and Larson broke up many Of the All
Coliegians' rushes and Higgins at CEN
ter as usual out idmped his man and
placed the bail with Larson for the En-
craldS 10 run M and score
For NE All-Collegians. Smith a. cen
Ger played q star game getting five field
baskets. The entire team was a flash
and was given credit by local fans for
their gameness against 3 heavier and
faster outfit. The lineup:
Eme-alds. AL CoIIegians
BelaIr ................. e. Sussman
Right Fordward
-NoTiEanu-H --..s-. -....... Misky
Left Forward
i'isEitn '''..'.. ...-...'s,.,.. smith
Center
j.. Murphy ...........:.. s. sussmar
Rieh Guard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
DANIELsON KACEYs TO MEET
ALL-MANGHEsTER TEAM TONIGHT

The basketball classic in the eastern
part Of the state tonight takes place at
Danielson when the Knights of Columbus
five Of Danielson meets the All Manches-
ter team. The Ali-Manchester team is
rated as one of the leading sen1i-pro
teams in the eastern part Of the state,
but the X. of @. team will have in It's
lineup Belair and NorInandin, two Of the
members Of the Emerald team that won
from the famous All-ColIegian team on
Friday evening
The lineup for the K of C. team is as
follows: Reddy- Belair,~ Normandin, Hig-
gins and DOVE
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
"Y" SENIORS TO MEET
WESTERLY FIRTH co.

The "Y'' Seniors met on the sly. floor
Friday night for their final workout in
preparation for their game this fsatur-
day) evening with the Westerly Fifth
Co. team. This viii be the first Senior
game at the 'Y'' this season and the
locals who are represented by well
known Norwich cagers seem TO be in
fit condition. Should satisfactory in
terest and support be developed IN the
Senior games at the association an at
tempt will be made to book an attrac-
tive schedule Of games for the future.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
LEONARD MAY BOX
\BRITTOS IN GOTHAM

Benny Leonard. worlds lightweight
champion. and Jack Britton, holder of
the worlds welterweight title, were re-
ported Thursday as matched for 15-
round bout planned for the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment armory on the night of
Fec. 49, Billy Wellrnan will conduct the
match. Another match. which is under
consideration IS a meeting between Leon
ard and Johnny Dundee.
Leonard and Britton. was UNDER
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
fInerdds Win From Fast AI|-COI|egia1s

Larson .ss.l Gonen
Left Guard
Field goals, Belair 2, Normandin Ii.
D. Murphy 4. Larson 3, E. Sussman 2,
NTisky 4, Smith 5. S. Sussman 2, Cohen
3. Foul goals, Higgins 2, N1isky 2. Tim
ers.. .McQuillan and Blumenthal. Referee,
Kelley.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
Yale suffers Anoti,er De,.at.

4 Indianapolis. Ind, Dec .sO.-Butler de-
Yeated Yale. 81 to Is, in al basketball
game here tonight. -Yale's defense was
shattered early in the contest and the
team wa sunable to make a consistent
rally. Brown and Griggs were the chief
point scorers for Butler
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
Ohio State Beats Dartmouth.

Columbus. O., Dec. 3O.-The Ohio STATE
basketball team defeated Dartmouth here
tonight, "a to >2S. the Buckeyes winning
in the last five seconds of play on a s9sl
from foul by Captain Greenspun. Cullen,
Dartmouth forward, scored nine of his
teams points.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31

New York. Dec 3O-Call money
strong. high 6, low s. ruling rate s.
closing bid 1-2, offered at 6. last loan 6.
call loans against acceotances 4 IL
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
STOCKS

10 following is a summary Of the
transactions on the New York Stock EY
change 20 3 p NJ. x
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
AL $50 514 1854
sos as q

High single. Raney, $50,
High three, Driscoll. 335.
High three, Dusera, 335.
TIE following are scores for Thursday
evening:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
AsP1NooK BOWLING LEAGUE.

Following are the scores made Wed.
nesday evening:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
COTTON.
MONEY,

New York, Dec. S0-Spot cotto,
steady; lni6dling- 1915
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31

It's nice not to be a. home vAsn
some people call.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31

High single. Robertson, AL
High three Bryant, s27.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-31
Bowling Results.

High single, Miller, $50.
High three, Miller, 373.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
IRELAND FIGHTS TONIGHT.
nelaware's Claimant For Flyweirht
Title Meets Frankie Burns.

Jimmy Ireland. Delawares claimant
tor the nyveisht title Of America,
--eets frankie BURNS in . return match
FL The chester =. \. tonight, The
sal hattler stopped Burns in their
usr match
ia. Martin fe The other !ocal boy
no VIII Re in action tonight Joe
meets a tough customer II Bobby
Hughes. auoths hester boy who ha :
been beating - stoners VI TO date.
hut the ,ocal iG claims that he will
STOP his streak.
The wsrdup brings Knockout Al Miller
aad johnny KeH, together. Miller Is
.es hoy tha' Jack Dempsey claims will
III the middle weight tide when ne
aets johnny Wilson. This will be a
God Test FOR Miller as Kelly held Wilson
1t draw wher ;hey met il Boston
Tn the semi windup. Messenger Miller
meets Johnny Ke,che.. Miller held the
amateur fea herweirht tltle FOR several
ysars before ne decided 10 turn pro
/. sslanal md ne is going through the
rofessional ranks as easily as he did
IL. auatears hut II ketchel he meets
i boz who will keep him busy while he
.s 10 There.
The opener will be between two
,aIored bows VINO are out 10 make repu-
tarior 80 the fans will be sure Of see
lup plenty - fighting during their stay
r the squared arena. Black Powell of
Philadelphia meets Young Sam Lang
ford Of Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
CHANGES MADE IN
1921 FOOTBALL CODE

Following are the changes In
the 1921 football rules:
Il. After n safety. the ball shall
be put In play from the thirty
yard line instead Of on the twen-
ty-yard line as heretofore.
80. The referee shall toss the
coin for choice of sides. instead
of the captains of the teams.
%. Clipping shall be defined as
running, driving or throwing one
self into an opponent obviously
out of play.
q. A foul committed after
touchdown has been scored shall
be penaIined with the loss of hf-
teen yards on the next kick-oh.
''5. Pushing an opponent into
a free ball shall not constitute
touching the ball unless the hands
como In contact with IT.
"e. Cautioning of players by
officials AGAINST infractions Of the
rules shall be permitted, except
in places of Illegal substitutions
or formation.
81. A team making a choice Of
kicking OF or receiving the kick
of after n score, shall not change
It's mind.
IS. A ball hitting an oficial is
still in play"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
THREE PREACHERS SONS
ON COLLEGE RELAY

Mount Vernon, Ia, March H.
Three out of the four mon who
won for Cornell College In the
two-mile relay race ut the recent
Illinois meet are preachers sons.
George Bretnall. son Of the Rev.
s. c. Bretnall. of Dysart. Iowa,
ran the last lap. Bretnall was
member Of tho American team at
the Olympic games at Antwerp
last summon. Tho third lap WINS
run by Pnyson Peterson. ron Of
the Rev. w. A. Peterson, or Wat
erloo. Young Peterson himself II
n pastor of tho Methodist church
at Fairfax. In. Tho second lap
was run by RED" Cole. son Of
the Rev. Frank Cole. of st. Johns
Methodist Church. Davenport.
The fourth member Of tho team
In Maynard Schell. of Polo. III.
Cornell will entsr the Penn relay
carnival this spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
LOCAL SPORTS.

Hagley Academy traveiad 70 the
Peoples Settlement saturday nisht and
staged a comeback after their defeat
from the hands Of the Defiance Biz
Five by putting the Penn-pel team
down 10 a 26-25 defeat.
Although most Of the clubs of the
city are now talking baseball. the
Chesrook football team Champions OF
Delaware will hold get-together meet
ing at the Y VI. c. A. tomorrow night
at s O'Clock for the purpose Of making
plans for the coming season.
The new range Of the Brandywine
Rife and Pistol Club in the basement q
The Auditorium on West Eleventh
street. will be formally opened to-
morrow evening.
The Defiance Big Five had a walkover
when il played Old Swedes Saturday
night. Lacey Gagged nine feld goals
salmon Shields dropped in eight. The
score was So to -
The new Parkside gym will he opened
tonight The first attraction booked for
the new gym is ia sSethall game he'-
tween Parkside and Sank" McCaughn s
AT-Stars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
BOXING NOTES.
Gossip Of Local and Chester Pugilsfsi
Morris Wants Fight

Young Mickey. who has been TAX
ing an enforced lay-off owing to an
injury to his eye. caused by a cinder
decorating the pupil. has resumed
trH ming At a Philadelphia gymnasium
in preparation for his bout with billy
Haas. OF the Sun Ship. Monday night,
March 2I, before the Chester club.
Frankie" Burns. Chester's favorise
flyweisht boxer is training daily for
his return bout with Jimmy ireland.
tho husky little Wilmington fighter.
and is confident that he Will he able 10
turn the tables on the Delaware lad.
TX O Al" Miller realizes that in
Johnny" Kelley. who has met the
present and past champion middle
weights. he has hard nut 70 crack
but txpre sses the confidence that he
will demonstrate Jack Dempsey 5
prediction that he Miller is a real
contender for mtddlewcight honors IN
the not distant future.
"F,ddts Rsvore. who is in training
in PhNad,lpsr4A. ha. issued a defy q
meet TX. o Al" Miller TX o" Harry
Baker, or any OF the other middle
weights before the Chester club
When Bobby Allen. the little Phils
delphis whiriwind put Jimmy" Myson
"a sleep last Monday night, Il was Ms
sixth straight tx. O." Bobby is rapid
ly forging ahead and may soon be con
testing with the leader IN his class for
champion ship honors He is one ol
the best Of the little fellows seem ir
this section of the country for many
years.
Bobby" Hughes has returned 70 hii
old time form end - ut" for his 20 vtf
Joe" Martin. the action boy" Of VII
mington
Mickey" Morris Delaware hy'
weight. is anxious 70 take on any DO,
in his class before the Chester club and
the chances are that he will I've accom-
n1odated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
ACCUSES FRIEND.
Wilmington Man Said he was Robbed
Of 500 in Philadelphia. WA

Philadelphia, March l4,-Accused Of
having robbed Wilmington visitor Of a
wallet containing s400, Stephen Farmes,
% years old, Of Cabot street near Tweaty-
seventh, was arrested by police OF the
Eleventh and Winter streets station early
Yesterday. Alexander Linden, from Del
aware City, alleged that Farmes had strI ck
rIp an acouaintaaca with him in saloon
ct Twelfth and Quarry streets late Satur-
day night.
When Farmes was searched in the
station house Linden identified wallet
found on the formers person rs belonging
to him but the s400 was missing Magis-
trate Grehs held Farmes under 81 900
bail for q further hearing next Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
GRFFNIFAF PLAYS TONIGHT.

Philadelphia. Pa, March l4.-Ralph
Greenleaf champion pocket billiard
player, will begin three-day engage
rnent at Ramuns Billiard Academy,
Fifty second and Ludlow streets this
afternoon Twice a day, afternoon and
evening, until Wednesday, night the
youthful titleholder will meet Herbert
J. Ramsey in matches Of 125 points.
The skill with which Greeriesf can
pocket the Ealls is q revela ton 70 many
followers IF the game Ra amsey is a
clever exponent Of the game and is ex-
pected to make Greenleaf hustle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
ELKS WIN SHOOT
FROM K|WAN|S CLUB
Saturdays Contest Was Ciose'
However, the Score Being
1S8 to 1877.

The second match between the Elks
.na LIvants Club was staged at
peueviie saturday and the Elks again
ur,yea to be the better shots, defeating
th,tr rivals fss 70 ISL. VIM. Corey was
,ho s.ar perforInor for the Kiwanis
r,luh and Harry Carlon proved to be
The Flks ace. both men breaking 24x2S.
Aster the match the two organizations
,.reed 10 make the race the best three
out az Ave matches and some moro
Interesting shoots can be looked for
ward 70.
The match between Ike Turner. hold
or ~ the Delaware state Open Cham
plonship Cup and Bill Robelen proved
90 be a very exciting race, Turner VIM
ning % to 81.
Harry Morgan. Harry Carbon and
Clarence Walker tied for the take-home
trophies for members OF the Wilmington
Trapshooting IN Class each breaking
eANe5. They will shoot-off for the
trophy next Saturday. Capt w.
\ Simonton. !. 7. Wratten VIM SHAW.
stanley TuChton and Harry Reed tea
FOR the Cass Il trophy and Will also
ho,a ,bc shoot-off next Saturday. Each
man broke 2Sx25 Jim Stein won the
class c trophy with 22x2S and Enoch
Moore. siF-. Nt@t ass - tiNf-'Af
g breaks.
AZ the Eastlake Traps.
At the Eaetlake traps. Mrs. Durbrow
cS the oxford Gun Club Of oxford. Pa
-, a now mark for the lady shooters
hv smashing l. out of 20 targets. IN
4he ,O-target event. J II. Smith. a new
iu,inher of the club. was high man ana
a., now club mark by breaking %
fspn ~
Uubsr challCnEed .'Hoke" Smith for a
-,arge, match Smith accepted and
came through a winner. Vic" Willis
ma Tho htrh rim o. the day by break
ing 80 tarscts without nltsr Vic
slso wrr the do,rbe target event.
In IN. Cl~-s A event prizes were award
ad tn J. n Smith and Vic Willis; Class
n pri,es went 70 L. w Preston and n.
: Williams Charles Shultz and Clar-
arcs wrliNms won tho prtzes I'm Class
c and Cecn West copped the prize Of
fereS IN Class ID.
F.R. du Pont Greenhin Winner.
E.E. du Pont carried OF high donors
AZ 3raenhin Not satisfied with rnakins <
she only long run Of the day. he decided
20 annex the first leg On the Clnss A
trophy. With a perfect score. tied for
ne srst leg on the Presidents Cup and
then tied with George Simon in the
double TARGET trophy and in the shoot
er proved himself 10 be the only double
tarret shooter on the grounds.
4 good crowd made the race for the
different cups Of unusual interest. r
T. du Pont won in Class 4; DR.. Belts
with a score Of 24x25 easily topped the
'eld Of class shooters. thus securing
INC first leg. In Class G, G. w. powney
Was much in evidence and with -
breaks 10 his credit easily captured the
honor.
W. L Reybold. Briggs and DR.. Belts
together with =. r. du Pont. tied for
the leg on the Presidents Cup and in
the shoot-of DR. Bett. and Briggs were
eliminated leaving a tie 70 be shot of
between Revb0ld and du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
High School Basketban.

Three more games with the eXcep-
ton of the L. 81 =. elimination cham
yIonship wiI vino up the Cherry and
White basketball season. on Wednes-
qay Afternoon High will journey 10 Nj.
Nr, "a where Il vii play +. /. D.
Tins IS the first basketball encounter
High mas ever had with the mutes and
an interesting game should take place.
woodbury. will play here on Tuesday
March % and on the Wednesday follow
INK Temple Prep will wind up the sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
New Players Join Braves.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston. March 14.-Fred Nicholson
and Billy Southworth, players acquired
by the Boston Nationals from Pitts
burg. have reported for training at the
Braves camp in Galveston, II was re
ported here today. The squad virtual
ly was complete with the appearance
of Ray Powell and Walter Cruise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
wrestling Giants In Finish Bout.

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York March a.. Sta nisla us
Znyszko. the veteran Polish wrestler.
5. m meet Joe Stecher former worlds
+fch-as s-catch-can shampion. in one
taA hnisn bout here tonight
The winner IL Was announced will
rnalIeng. I'd tstranglcrt Lewis, the
champion to q bout for the title.