Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20


 at his home here today after a brief ill., ness.
 Announcement of the awarding of in signia to members of the Williams 1922 football team shows that twenty-seven, the largest number in the history of the college, have been honorh Duffy Lewis, Pacific Coast league manager and player, was a recent visitor to New York and Boston, in both of which cities he performed as a big lea guer for many years.
 The Indianapolis Baseball! Club of the American Association will have a new h ne, 1t became known when Mayer Lew 1 O.. ned by the city, had been leased to the c-b.
 Sammy Cohen received the decision ov- CT ioung' Marino in one of the main ten- round bouts at the Broadway Exhibition Association, Brooklyn. Monday night The match was fast and interesting through :. out. Frankie Jerome, of the Bronx, won on foul from Jabez White, of Albany. last i night in the eighth round, of. the sgched- uled twelve-round final bout at the Har- lena-Fairmont- Sporting Cub. Sid Ferris | deHated Jim Joyce in the semi-final. l Irish Johnny Curtin, JerAy City ban. tan weight, outpointed Midget Smith of | Harlem in seven of the twelve rounds of their no-decision bout at the Arena A. c. in the Fourth Regiment Armory, Jsr- Sc, Ctiy. Monday night
 | Ernie Seitz, former A. A U. champion who several weeks ago fought Frankie I Conifrey a 12 round draw, seeks a re- turn match with Conitrey. Seitz. ha: made rapid progress since joining the professional ranlh
 Roger Conti, the French billiard cham pion, defeated Edouard Horemans, Bel gian champion, in both blocks of the: Ikline exhibition at New Haven, Mon day. The scores were 300 to l30 and S0i to 254. | Ludwig A. .Jaues was elected Presidea and John Orrnsby, former Traffic Squat Captain, was chosen captain of the Me tro )lis Rowing Club, one of the oldes and best known rowing organizations oI the Harlem River, at it's annual meeting Arthur B. Alderette, of Taos, N. M , has been elected captain of the W. { J. track team The election was mad by the letter men of last years tean
 and Is regarded as tribute to the ex ceptional prowess of the young sprinte In order to stimulate 3 greater inter : est in spring and winter football practic
 ar the University of Indiana and to de
 vclop punters and drop and plaremen , klekers. cups will be awarded to men wL have been the most faithful and shove the most promise in the kicking gam; T Coach Spears of the West vlrgini l<footbali eleven, which is to play Or
 gon on Christmas Day, Is making nj second trip to the coach. He coached tn , successful Dartmouth team. that defea: cd Washington university at Seattle
 1878. a'.-
 Raymond Afndt of Milwaukee has bee ! elected captain of the University of Mict ig.n cross country team for 1923. Arnd {. who is member of the 1924 class. "a
 oE the Maize and Blue team which wo
 the Big Ten" title at Lafayette, Ind
 laet month. Mickey Walker. welterweight champic : of the world, making his first appea, 1 ance in the ring since winning the tit t from Jack Britton, defeated Phil Kru e'I of Harrison in a twelve-round fight 2 !. the Newark ArAnory before 5000 figt s fans Monday night.
 Fay KeNser. the Cumberland heavy t weight. will be, a busy fighter the ne1 | few weeks, Tuesday evening. at Alban 3
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