Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-30
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

Twenty two games are listed on the schedule of the Carnegie Tech bas- ketball team.
 Georaie Ward, Elizabeth weIter- weight, will box Tommy Stapleton of Staten Island on December in a 12- round battle.
 That Willie Jackson is hitting the slide Is indicated when he dropped the decision to Chubby Brown of Rochester Monday night.
 Everett Yaryan, Chicago American catcher has been obtained by the Se- attle Pacific Coast League baseball club.
 Dave Rosenberg is reported to be in great shape for his bout tonight with Mike O'Dowd at the Rink Sporting Club of Brooklyn.
 Looks as if Cornell would have | made it highly interesting for either Princeton. Yale or Harvard had the | Ithacans been included in the sched- ule of the Big Three. Golf is to become a minor sport ir 1 the Wesleyan University sports pro- gram by action of the college body subject to rules and regulations to be laid down by the athletic council.
 James MeMiIIen, of Gray's Lake, III. was named captain of the 1923 Univ. 1 ersity of Illinois football team. He won the heavyweight wrestling honors 1 of the conference aSf wear l. Simon Reisman was elected captain l of the 1923 cross-country team at City College yesterday. Reisman is a mem Der of the junior class and has been g
 consistent performer on the varsity for the last two years. Lou Rosash, Bridgeport middle. weight, collides with Italian Joe Cans l of Brooklyn next Monday night al the Broadway Exhibition Club oi Brooklyn. Cans recently gave Soldier Bartfield a bad lacing.
 i James B. Robinson, of WiIkesbarre Pa., was elected captain of the Will Hams College football eleven for next
 season. He has played a strong game at guard for two years. Robinson will
 be senior next year. He Is a mem
 Der of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
 "Panama Joe" Cans, who reeentl, | gave Soldier Bartfield a humping
 trades socks with Young Fischer in
 twelve rounder Friday night at Syra cuse. Fischer is the ringster whom LoT
 Bogash trounced in Bridgeport sev
 eral weeks ago.
 John Black, little Scotch vetera who was the sensation of the nations
 open golf tournament last summer : Tuesday made his first reappearanc ) cident almost snuffed out his life sev } eral months ago.
 II Porter Barrows, Hartford athlet, : who played football and basketball 2 f Tufts last year, being forced to giy Ii up the gridiron sport because of a I injury to his back, received a kic in his right ankle in basketball prac
 tice last, week and as result wi g be useless to the Medford squad fC :. at least two weeks.
 e Although he has coached footba s teams at Syracuse, Yale and Oh y State, Howard Jones said yesterda |
 eleven which was as responsive. {
 the University of Iowa team that hs just come through it's second Big Te r season without a defeat. |; "Wse WiIIie' Spencer, who enjo, a wide following has placed himse z under a new manager. Phil Bernstef who guides the destinies of Charle Beecher. has added dapper Willie 1 U his stable. Bernstein will also loo
 after Harry London after next Eel
 ruary.
 T Gradually, but sureIy, wrestling s regaining it's hold on sport -lovil New York. The next big show will. I
 held Wednesday night at the Con
 monwealth Sporting club. 18th stre |. and Madison avenue, and in the fea 5 ure match Wladek Zybszko, the Amel . ican heavyweight champion, will { d on to finish with Frank Nelson, u t Harlem Giant.
 g Vincent APepper1 Martin of 5rooI : lyn, who was unable to fulfill his ei