Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-22
SPORTING NO1ES.

Ed Walsh has slipped back another notch on the baseball ladder, Biz Ed, Who handled the Bridgeport club last year, has landed as playing manager of the Oneonta club in the New York state. This is semi-pro outfit and walsh intends to bring along several youngsters from his Meriden home to try out with his new team.
 Waiter Lonergan will be seen in a waterbury uniform this season. Lon ergan has often played in this city and has now signed with Joe Cosgrove Tor an infield job with the Brosscos. Lonergan- was with Portland in the days when that city was in the league, but last year he was out of league ball. playing only semi-pr games around his home in Lowell. The signing Of Lonergan may mean that Christie will De released, and that Hart, Long, Iorphy and Lonergan will play the in-' neld with Orr for utility man. Or iorphy may be converted into an out nelder as Porter has not yet signed.
 New Haven has bought a young southpaw, William Buckland. from the Frederick club of the Blue Ridge league. The youth was the sensation Of his circuit last summer. In 131 innings only nine base hits were SCOT ed off his delivery; he gave but 20 bases on balls, and famed sS batters. Buckland made no wild pitches and he won 10 games against five losses, If Buckland can keep up this work in the Eastern league he will be a marked man by big league scouts. Kahloff, a rfght-bander from Philadelphia has also been booked, bringing the Indians pitching total up to 14. Weiss is evil dently determined not to have a one- man hurling corps again this season, From the Cincinnati Reds, former ! employers of Gene McCann, the lat ter will receive "Bizz'' Dawson. rookie outhelder who formerly played with the University of West Virginia. Daw- son was with the Reds for the latter part Of last season through McCann's efforts, and though he hit well he was up against such players as Rousch, i Neale and Duncan. Another man whom McCanh is given credit for dis covering is Sam Bohne. who will start ] as regular infielder with Pat Moran's i club :,
 Eddie Goebel, Tony Marhefka and Frankie Bruggy. took part in a recent | exhibition game between the Phillies 1 and Washington. Goebel played cen terfield for the Senators, batted sixth and was up three times without mak- ing hit. He had two putouts. Mar ] hefka played second base for the same
 
 Brewer of the regulars outside the 2 battery. BrugGy, who played for a time this winter with the. local In- i terstate five. produced the blow that won the contest when he went in to bat in a ninth-inning rally by the l Phils
 George Toporcer, an infielder who wears spectaeles while playing. hal | been obtained from the Syracuse club of the International league by the St i Louis Nationals in exchange for sey- 1 eral players and a cash considera tion, 1 Syracuse gets two. right handed pitchers, Frank Dodson from Fort Smith. and Walter Schultz. St. Louis l and Earl Adams, an infislder. They ! also are to release other players te | Syracuse, it is understood. The amount of cash involved was not made public.
 Alfred Outlet, six day bicycle rider who conducted outlaw" races in New York and Chicago, has been placed ir good standing by the Cycle Racing as. sociation. He has signed two veal contract to appear in events on tn, Iassociaticn's tracks in Providence
 Philadelphia. Newark and New Tori, The Scottish professional socce.
 team will play four games in the Unit
 ed States during it's forthcoming tour The dates of the teams American ap pearance are July 6, ,, Is and Is. Op
 ponents were not named.
 Steve Terrell. a pitcher, has been re I leased to the Terre Haute club of tn
 Three league by the St. Louis Amer leans.