Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-16
SPORTING NOTES.

Tom Howard of Philadelphia has been engaged to coach the hockey team of Columbia University.
 Williams varsity hockey men are showing up strong with seconds and have commenced out door practice.
 Ali GOulet and Maurice Brocco split S5,000 as their share for winning the six-day bike race at Madison Square Garden.
 Wee Wee Willie Spencer and Benny Coster are billed for twelve-round set to Saturday night at the CIaremont Sporting Club of Brooklyn.
 Wild Bill Donovan is said to he a candidate for appointment as manager Of the New Haven club to succeed Chief Bender.
 George Packer of Waterbury was one Of the 19 members of the Massachusetts Aggies football team to receive a letter for his gridiron work 8 few days ago Plans have been completed by the Outing Club of Williams College for a winter carnival at Williamstown, Feb. , and f.
 Jack Miller. veteran inHelder of the | Phillies has signed 8 contract to man. age the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast 1 League next season. ] There are negotiations under way
 
 1 George Weiss Of New Haven for exe i change of players in the Eastern league. 1 The Princeton Harvard. YsIe-Pritoa. 1 ton and HarvardIYale football games 1 drew big gates this season. considerably 1 over S500,000 being paid for tickets to i the three games. Connie Mack thinks lie has second 1 Frank Frisch in Heinie Scheer. the 1 Hartford second d-sacker whom he bought 1 from Jim Clarkin for 5000 at the close 1 Of the 1921 season.
 Newell Banks has sailed for Scotland l where he will try to wrest the checker championship of the world from Robert Stewart. in a forty game match in Glas- go.
 Bill Sapp ,EIdon, Ia., semi pro pitch CT has been signed by the Detroit Am ericans. He struck out SS men in five games last season so he can't be sucl 8 good sapp.
 ] Dartmouth hockey squad is using th4
 old rink, ss the Hanover water supply is low. and if the new rink was flooded the town might be forced to suffer from lack of water.
 Arrangements have been made for the All-Hartford football team to play
 at the sub base next Sunday, in a re turn match. The sailors have quite collection of athletes.
 The California Winter baseball Ieaxu, has proved to be a losing proposition , It is in doubt whether Frank Chanc,
 will bring any more major league star
 to the coast.
 There are prospects in sight of re , 1 organizing the New York State base
 ball league and it is rurnored that Der l by Day" Bill Clyrner is mentioned tt
 pilot one of the outfits.
 !
 for 300 or better last season and if slug | ging continues to improve only 40 , clouters will be counted in the selec , circle.
 The aw azdins of the letter "C" to C. c : Kwong marks the first time in the his tory of Cornell athletics that this dis
 tinction has been conferred on Chimes
 student. Kwong is a soccer player an, high jumper.
 It Is said that nothing whatever l
 known concerning the pedigree and tn breeding of Animation, champion heav r harness horse and winner Of the s2.oo r stake at the recent National Hors
 Show in New York.
 The bout between Peter Herman an
 Midget Smith has been shifted iron ]. Dec: '33 to Dec. P and will take pIac at Madison Square Garden, as Herma requested the change, so that he ca Q spend Christmas with his family in Ne, { Orleans.
 At the annual meeting of the Nationa g Baseball league. c. H. Ebbets, presiden
 Of the Brooklyn club, propossd boy l colt against Class A and A circuit. = insofar as purchasing of players is cor . cerned.
 a Perry T. ". Hale of Portland. Conn l a famous Yale All American footbaI = player. twenty years ago. now blind 1 recently described his sensations of "see