Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-25


 ards first opponent when he decides to return to the ring. Matchmaker Frank Flournoy of the Garden, has offered December g for Leonard White bout
 Princeton. has only two days in which to get %into' swing for it's trip to Chicago, where, on Saturday, the Tigers will strive to make amends for their g to defeat last Fall at the hands of Lon Stagg's varsity team. And next week it will not be much before Thursday that the Jersey team will play any. strenuous football in yard and then with Yale, which will. as usual, be played on successive Sat urdays.
 University of Florida team is now back home at Gainesville after it's tight game at Tampa An early start will be made for Cambridge next week. with a stopover at Dickenson College for one or two days drill to break the railroading.
 Both Yale and the Army have seen opponents scoreA touclrdowns each score, however, being unaccompanied. by a goal. Stan Neck of Princeton has been do- ing a little scouting for the Tigers
 
 Saturday.
 Reports were current in New York that Cornell Columbia. Dartmouth Brown and several other colleges are anxious to meet Centre next year, either in New York or Boston, pro- bably in New York, to dedicate to football the new Yankee Stadium, which will be completed next Spring. Those women who are in business professional or married, have taken swimming up as means to keep in condition in Buffalo More than 800 are being instructed in the Hutchin- son Central High School, and they are loud in their praise of the sport. A. Alonzo Stagg, veteran master me chanic in the construction of football I machines at the University of Chi cago, has begun an intricate over hauling of his Maroons in prepara- l tion for the. Princeton same, the coun- try's leading football attraction next l Saturday.
 The next few weeks will be busy | ones for the Holy Cross team. as 1t faces Vermont Saturday and George town at Washington the following week. In last Saturdays game the 1 the Purple showed improvement in 1 the line on the defense and display | main two big weaknesses, the of fensive charge of the line and it's ten dency to be offside.
 | O,Hearn of Vale, has, the lonoest l drop kick of the season to date from 1 the 52-yard line, but the pigskin world | IS still waiting for some slippery gent iin game of consequence to rush a | a kickoff to a touchdown. and thus be the first of the autumn to join the Goal-in -One Club.
 Coach Tom Thorpe, of N. Y. U., is 1 now pointing his men for the Ford ham tussle which will be played on Ohio Field Election Day. The games with Rhode Island State this Satur- day, and c. c. N. Y the followins
 Saturday, are not being held lightly
 by the Violet coaches, but both of these games should result in N. Y. U victories.
 The annual Eastern interpretation
 meeting of the basketball rules foI
 the benefit of officials, coaches and players will be held at the Hotel As
 tor in New York on Nov. 3. William N
 Ball, Chairman of the Rules Commit tee, will preside and will be assisted | by Oswald Tower, Editor of the Bas-
 ketbaH Guide; George T. Hepbron
 Secretary; Ralph Morgan, Treasurer
 and other members of the joint bas- ketball committee.
 Bob" Wilcox, widely known auto } mobile race driver has retired iron the speed game owing to the danger!
 that have develeped from the use O high-powe motors in light racing ma , chimes he announced at his home a
 Owesso, Mich., on Monday. Wilco1 recalled that five dirt track pilot } had been killed in one season. . They are talking about White, l Neale brother of Greasy Neale, tn 3 Washington and Jefferson coach a Yale. He is fleet back and clos student of the game. I had a talk witt
 him, his brother Greasy and Russ Steil
 last years W. and J. captain, in Nev