Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-18
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

star, has been appointed coach OF the I
Wesleyan track team for the coming sea-
son. Martin is disciple o. Htllman, the
famous Dartmouth coach who turned out
Thompson, the Olympic hurdler. In his
undergraduate days Martin was consider
ed the fastest 100 and 220-yard college /
Splinter in Ohio.
Mike Morley. of Hartford. was award /
ed the decision over Moe Herchivitz Of |
Montreal in the main bout CT the boxing |
card at Hartford Thursday night. The |
bout went the full II rounds and was |
a poor fight Throughout. The crowd |
was much dissatisfied with the verdict, for |
Morley ran away from or held his op- |
poneut all the way through, winning only
by virtue of a laft hand lab which he
used occasionally.
Boxing has greatly increased in pop
u,arity throughout New DIRK state under
the new state athletic laws, said d joint
| report of the state athletic commission
| and the license committee, made public
! recently. Excess receipts over expenses,
| derived from taxes ard license fees,
amounted to $200,0S7.62.
Spring baseball here is only 1--WE
/ weeks away. for President Weiss Of the
I New Haven Eastern League club and Ed
ward Starr, manager Of the Yale team,
has announced the first game between
the two mines for April q at Weiss park.
/ The second game viii be the next day
on 1a-e n!-o, II d aec-uHT game LOT ..,
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Il Sip---fy tnat the league VII be enlarged
>, TO elght cubs before the season opens
II Nay - president Mics SAID
: Clarence VanamalJer< coach Of vale
81 Hockey team, was injured recently whr
j paying with a team in an Indus
trial league series. While skating fu.
tilt down the rink to get into scrin
II mage he fell and other players piled O
II him VTanamaker was cut on the sea,
la by skates Of others and a nrube~ d
= stitches were needed TO close the ,yourt
a REGGIE 9IcNanara native Australia,
+ who with his partner. Alfred Grent;
r won the spring six dav bfcvcIe race q
es Madison Square Garden last week. he
I'd came an American citizen reesntlv n
es Will comnete under American co,ors
at the coming six day grind at Paris.