Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

lege, Oxford, won the heavyweight championship of universities, hospitals and cadets, in the boxing contest that took place in the town hall at Oxford. England, Saturday night. He defeat ed c. F. Capper. Royal Military Acad- emy, on points in three rounds.
 Harry Greb, American light heavy weight champion, underwent treat ment in a Pittsburgh hospital Satur- day. His eyes, injured in recent bout with Bob Roper, were infected with cold. His physician said there was no immediate danger of the sight being impaired. N
 Iris Speaker, manager of the cIeve- land Americans, came within three seconds of worlds record in a rodeo staged at Hillsboro, Texas, by the Chamber of Commerce. He roped and tied calf in 21 seconds. He beat Tom my Kirman, crack roper of the rodeo, whose time was 29 2-5 seconds.
 The Allegheny Mountain 20 yard swimming championship for men was decided at Erie, Pa, recently and brought a new district record. Adam Smith of Erie, won the event in the fast time of minutes 28 seconds, clip ping seconds from his own previous standard.
 The first interschoIastie record feat of the season was returned in Detroit l last week. Donald Mcclellan of North ern High School swan 100 wards breast stroke, in 1 minute 12 4-5 sec | onCS, clipping exactly two seconds from the old mark set by H. Vacin ot University School Chicago.
 Joe Werner, who has fought Archie | Walker, Charley Pilkington, Allie Mack 1 and others, has placed himself under the management of Johnny AtteIl Wer- ner has been signed by his new manager to meet Harry GaIfund at the Broadway i Exhibition club on Dec Il.
 If the meeting between Jess Willard and Floyd Johnson ever takes place. if will serve to help prove whether or not the former champion would be a fit op- ponent foN Dempsey. There are many who are still of the opinion that big Jess would make it interesting for the cham pion in return contest.
 The third annual track and field meet of the National Collegiate Athletic As- sociation will be held on Stagg Field Chicago June 15 and Is, the managing committee has decided. The committee is composed of T. E. Jones of the ,Univer- sity of Wisconsin, J. L. Griffith, Com missioner Of Athletics of the conference
 and A. A. Stagg, Chairman.
 Willie o'Connen, the former amateul flyweight champion. who has made :
 very satisfactory record since enterin:
 the professional ranks has been signeC ' n ff1-
 go between Johnny Reisler and Lev
 Snyder at the Arena A. C., in Jerse,
 City, Dec. s.
 Charley Eisen, formerly known a
 Young Soldier Bartfield of Honolulu, ha
 arrived here and has placed himself un :. der the management of Bobby North. Eli
 sen will make his debut at the Harler
 Fairmont club on Monday evening" wher
 he is to meet some good opponent in
 special bout.
 Tommy Loughran, Quaker city mid dleweight, has been signed to try COT A clusions with Lou Bogash in an eigf
 round contest. to be staged at the Aren
 A. c. in Philadelphia, Dec. II. Lougi
 ran will challenge the winner of u 7 Rosenberg-O'Dowd bout at the Rin d 7, ternoon.
 a Capt. "Pos" Miller, the Penn hal : back who scored the touchdowns whic r. gave his team victories over both u
 Navy and Penn State wound up h meteorlc career when Penn clash,
 with Cornell on Franklin field. ''Poi is also a basketball player of no mes
 ability, and will try out for a bac I berth on the Penn varsity.
 "Dutch" Leonard, one of the uaaye Q of the Hartford "Kaceys", has been c U ected captain of the quintet for the SC;
 son that will be nshered in next Tue
 day night at the Hopkins street gym lt nasium. The move in bestowing the ca, = taincy upon Leonard is a popular O,
 for Dutch is one of the best-lfkt players in the city and hustles in eve, game from the word "go".
 Italian Joe Cans, BroOklyn's agxre
 sive middleweight, and the ponul
 Bridgeport battler Lou Bogash, will con IS together in a 12 round setto at il -- Broadway Exhibition club of Brookiy l. Monday evening. Bogash will defend u e belt he received at the Pioneer club Sc
 eral weeks ago when he defeated P
 Reed of Boston in the middIeweight eliu T ination tournament.
 m
 pf Frankie Genaro, fornnen internatia, Q al amateur flyweight champion, h. "a been warned by the New Jersey sta g athletic commission that unless I
 fulfills his contract to box Pancho Vi
 la, American flyweight champion, hel $ on December Il he will be suspends '- Chairman I nJliC MAS$ona 4f &I le New Jersey boxing board has al Gs nounced.
 If Officials of the Brunswick Bah
 Collendef Company have award,
 Ralph Greenleaf permanent possessit 10 of the $1, 600 diamond medal emblem Il atic of the professional pocket billial d championship. Arthur Church, who r ' fused to play a. scheduled 45O- bs er match against Greenleaf, has forfei le ed his right to challenge the chan of pion, the officials ruled.
 The State Boxing Commission at y meeting recently ruled that all refere le in the state officiating in Hartfor y New Haven or Bridgeport would 70 paid fixed price of $25 for their SC n vices. This price will govern all figh al except when an outdoor show or a tit l. match is staged when the cornmissiS
 win decide the remuneration for t]
 referees. The officials handling fieh ie in towns other than Hartford, Ne L3 Haven and Bridgeport will be paid g II The ruling will prevent the, refere rel rom demanding their own figur t- from the promoters. Ii Several Ontario racing association