Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15

fielders and outfielders a second group. Head Coach Bernie Tommers and Captain Aldrich directed the drill. which consisted of passing the ball and conditioning exercises for the fielders, and battery drill for the pitchers and catchers.
 Southern polo will get under way next week, play beginning on Monday. March 20, in three events at the Cam den Polo Club at Camden. s. C.. and continuing through April .. Later in the month the ponies will come further North for the tournament at Sandhills Polo Club at Pinehurst. N. C.. which will include the Important Polo Also ciation Southern Circuit Cup. Leading women lawn tennis plsyers will meet next week on the covered courts of the Longwood Cricket Club at Chestnut Hnl, Mass. to compete in the national annual indoor cham pionship tournament and it Is expect ed that about half a hundred will try for the title now held by Mrs. Molls i Bjurstedt Mallory.
 American jockeys got off to q flying start in France, Monday at the open | ing of the metropolitan horse racing season by winning three events. When the Brooklyn squad reported for the only workout of Monday al Southside Park this morning. BurleiEh Grimes. last of the holdouts. was theEs in uniform The evident ambition Of the spitball ace to get into condition pleased Manager Robinson nightly.
 Romeo Maciel, an Areentine student Monday completed a record swim from Colonia. Uruguay, to Buenos Aires. a distances of forty-four klometerS i (about 27 miles) across the Plata Es- tuary. He was in the water 24 hours 30 1-2 minutes, beating the previous record by thirty minutes. This Is said to be a worlds record for resistance swimming.
 The "reguIars" at the Franklin coun- ty Fairgrounds at Greenfield. MasB.. are Thigh" on the three-year-old fiIly by Peter the Gay in Roger Rourke's stable. Although broken in January. the little miss can march like a vet eran.
 The Midget. 2:Os f-4, behind whieE A L. CKingfisher) Martin. of Rock lville, Conn.,. has had many a merry ride, now is the property of Dr. IT. W. Watson. of Haverhill Mass. ws1o has been brushing the mare on the snow of late.
 A new French record for four-yesr- olds was set by Gentleman CMarceIlus- lGentille) on January IS. trotting dis tance of 2275 meters at an average time of 1:27.6, winch is a 2:20 gait
 5aka, which is on his way bo this country. holds the Austrian record for six-year -olds over a distance of 2400 meters (about one and one-half milesl Of 1.22.2, which is at the rate of 2.1I per mile. instead of 2.09 3-4, previous ly reported.
 R. Earl Fink. of the Crescent 4. C..
 Brooklyn, won the squash tennis cham
 pionship of New Jersey at the Iontcisi-
 A. C. Fink defeated John Taylor, of the
 Princeton club. 17-17, 1s-1e. 15-5. in the
 final match for the title.
 Word has been received at Amherst
 college of the appointment of Prof. Hen
 ry W. Swazey. IS. now a member Of ths
 faculty of New Hampshire college. ss
 baseball coach at that institution. Prof
 Swazey relieves Head Coach and D.
 rector of Athletics Croweil of the re-
 responsibilities he has held for some yesrt
 as coach of the baseball team.
 A. B. Craven. a California Student has been elected captain of the Oxford
 University Lawn Tennis club for 1899
 Mir Craven won distinction at wiubie. don tournament last June in a stubborrI- lost match against A. Diemer Kooie ,f Holland. The battle lasted two hourr and half with a resulting score cf
 s-l 40. 5-7. e-l, s-s
 The leading IonE-distanee srfnn-ners
 in the world are to be invited to com } pete in a common tournament this year at swimming the English channel. Ia !. announced at London An international relay race. open to teams of men and women. may also be organized for the
 Channel coast.
 The TkTaI Academy expects its first 3 year or plebe crew as well az iis vzrrit- 5 crew to race against Harvard and , Princeton on May S. The rlebe crew 7 Of this year is somewhat heavier and ? stronger than usual.
 5 Lefty" Savers. who pitched an i'm. g pressive article of bah for the Hartford } High School team last season and wAr g Is now a student at viillnova college, il believed to stand a good chance 2.
 earning a place on the viIlanovz rtt-+ 7 Ing staff for the approaching season. f Joie Ray is accused of ha~inS , = "swelied head" But 90 long as he doesr' = contract 'swelied feet the Chicago run . ner should worry.