Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

Rutgers recent contests seem to tr- dicate that Foster Sanford's gridders have lost their old-dme punch.
 As a result of the Re6s' fine work looking forward to pennant winning stuff next year.
 When it comes to a hIsIy football leader the equal of Captain Breidster. of the Army eleven, would be hard to find
 Ed Ronsr,el, the winning pitcher of the Athletics is leading a team of r9ajor leaguers on transforming tripa
 Looks as if the St. Louis Browns got the jump on their major league rivals in the matter of picking minor league talent. men, two hours a day, will most like ly attract a. bigger gate than. ever was dreamed of at six-day bike race.
 Yale has uncovered a new grid- iron star in the person of Whitey Neale, brother of Greasy Neales the w. and J. football coach and Nation al league ball player.
 From all accounts Jack Dempsey is ready to sign for championship fight, but as yet no promoter has of fered a figure satisfactory. to the worlds greatest battler.
 The galaxy Of solfing stars in and around Boston has been strengthened materially by the addition of Bobby Jones who is now a student at Har- yard.
 Pancho Villa, the Filipino boxer and 1 holder of the flyweight title, has shown I in his recent bouts that he is one of 1 eae speediest champs who ever pulled on glove.
 The number of New England college | football teams anxious to play Centre next year is proof of the popularity enjoyed by the Praying Colonels in the East
 With the exception of Washington where new pilot may be placed al the helm, all of the big league clubs seem likely to stand pat on their pres ant managers.
 New York boxing referees and judges are not allowed to have conversation with anyone from the time they en- 1 ter club until the bouts are ended George Owen, Harvard's footbal 1 star, has thus far been allowed tC play only short time in the Grim | son games. Coach Fisher is taking nt chances on having his gridiron won | der injured.
 1 Although the Princeton campus i. sti1l buzzing with excitement over thu result of Prfnceton's western inva- sion, it is the consensus of opinion that rocky road lies ahead befor' the Harvard and Yale games.
 Thirty-two games without a detea is the collective record of the Wash ington and Jefferson and Lafayett' football teams which meet at the Pc 10, Grounds next Saturday afternoon | fxnya feor r,Io f, tie, New York football fans vii
 have the chance to see one of tn
 other record plotted. l Fall baseball practice at William
 college is completed, Coach Jacl
 Coombs departing for Texas, wher
 he plans to spend the winter. \ If the welter~eight title change
 hands next Wednesday night whei
 Jack Britton meets Mickey Walker ii
 a 15-round bout, the chances are tha
 the bout will be won with bod,
 punch. Britton has gone to the foo
 in the last two years on four differen occasions from body punches. -.-
 Yale and Princeton are unable
 find tickets enough to satisfy the ad
 vance demand for seats at the gam
 in the Palmer stadium November Il
 The stadium holds only about 1000 Ipeople being about half the size c , Yale bowl. Applications have just clos
 ed for tickets and the demands fror
 the alumni and undergraduates alon have shown. the football association
 unable to fill them.
 Behind line of far less ability tha , that which is now wearing the Grim
 son mantle George Owen of Harvar starred brilliantly last season. Thi , fall his exploits have been even nor
 sensational, so much that Dr. WiIliai
 Bull the Yale scout and kicking coacI
 who knows whereof he speaks opine
 that Owen is the greatest back 1 college football history"