Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-24

Last Saturday. found Vale and Princeton resting while Harvard had to work This Saturday will find all three at work, but Harvardfs job doesn't seem as heavy as it did three days ago.
 Frankie Jerome, Billy Gibson's pro- tege and stablemate of Benny Leo nard, has been matched to box Ter ry Martin twelve rounds at the Com monwealth Sporting Club of Harlem on Saturday night.
 For the first time in three weeks Penn State came out of Saturdays game without injury to any of the players, and all thoughts are now be- ing directed toward the all-important game with Syracuse in New York this week.
 lt is with regret that local followers of the track learned on Monday of the disastrous fire that burned four of Will Croziers horses that have raced on the local track during the meeting of the Bay State Short Ship Circuit.
 HaIdreth and Gibbons, the Bowdoin College ;wingmen, are a pair of the fleetest and hardest tackling ends seen in Boston this year. Hildreth is but sophomore at the Brunswick college. A twin brother and he enter ed Bowdoin from Gardiner High a year ago. The brother is on the White squad also.
 George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, noted British golf professionals, sailed for home Saturday after an exten- sive tour of the United States. The British pair won forty matches, lost ten and tied two during their inva- sion. Mitchelrs eighteen hole average for 182 rounds was 72.7 strokes and Duncan's 7s.
 Four race horses, ALmaden Onward, Harry D., and Abe Direct, noted pac- CTS, and Daybreak well known trot- ter, were burned to death in their stalls early Sunday morning when fire swept through the famous. Char ter Oak stables at Charter Oak Park near here. Wesley R., a trotter, was so badly burned that he was shot late Sunday afternoon.
 Judging from the reports Centre College is likely to be back in these parts again next year. The Kentucki- ans may not appear against Harvard but with Boston College, Dartmouth and Brown anxious to play the men from 'Old Kentuck'', it is expected enough to draw the blue grass war riors on it's schedule.
 Judging by their last meeting Jack Britton and Mickey Walter will put up one of the best Welterwdght battles in years when they meet at Madison Square Garden on Wednes- day, November 1, in a fifteen-round bout, at 147 pounds. This pair met in Newark last year in twelve-round bout, and at the finish opinion was divided as to the winner.
 In the last practice game before starting in the annual intercollegiate championships next Saturday the Uni versity of Pennsylvania soccer team played to a tie with the eleven of the Montclair A. C., at River Field, Phil adelphia. Although two extra periods were contested, neither side was able to score.
 The Naval Academy contingent is in fine fettle over the showing of it's team against the Bucknen and Geor- gia Tech Believing that it has dis posed of two of the strongest college teams of the season, it looks forward | with confidence to the game against University of Pennsylvania. to be play ed in Philadelphia next Saturday, and that against Penn States, which will be played in Washington on Novem- Der 3.
 Jack Bernstein, the latest sensation in the junior lightweight division, who
 placed himself in line for a bout with Johnny Dundee by winning the decision over Pal Moran, of New Or leans, has been matched with Joe Mandell, of Philadelphia, sparring