Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-13

Douglas Dodge defeated Eben NJ By CTS up and ? to play. Mir. Dodge had handicap of 3 and MT. Byers was scratch. In the woman's tombstone contest Mrs. Charles H. Sabin of New York won, Mrs. William A. Patterson of Bar Harbor. Me, being second.
 Boxers of the Naval Academy met the pick of Canadian coilegians .Satur- day afternoon and won by five bouts to two. The visitors were picked from McGill, with whom the match was ori- ginally scheduled, University of Toron- to and Queens College, and included most of the intercollegiate champions of Canada for the year.
 Jose R. Capablanca, the worlds chess champion, has booked passage on board the steamship Paris of the French Line, sailing next Wednesday MT. and Mrs. Capablanca expect to spend some time on the Continent and then repair by easy stages to England. where the champion will participate 1 in the Interna tional Masters Tourna- ment, beginning in London on July S1.
 Anton Lovas, a Hungarian distance runner who recently arrived in this country, has been admitted to mem bership in the Pastime A. c. Another new member of The Bronx organiZa- tion is Arthur Davis, who used to wear the colors of the old Irish-Am- erican A. c. in walking events.
 | Willie Ritola, winner of the recent Brooklyn Sea Gate Marathon, will be among the starters in the Auto City : Marathon to be contested in Detroit on April l.
 1 Harry Parkinson, the veteran har- rier of the Morningside A. C., has an- nounced his retirement from the com pettitiYe athletic field. His last ap- pearance in a race was in the Brook i lyn-Sea Gate Marathon last month when he captured second prize.
 Harvard will have a veteran base ball mine. Only Capt. Robbie Emmons second base, and Frank Crocker, right field, who faced right hand pitchers have been lost by graduation. The 'SH' outfielders Fish, Janin, Len Halloch and Charlie Buell., captain elect of the football team, who alternated with Crocker when a left hand pitcher
 worked for the opposition, are availa- ble again.
 The Naval Academy completed its water polo season at Annapolis, Sat urday afternoon by defeating the Uni
 versity of Pennsylvania by TO to 0
 one of the largest scores recorded mid shipmen in the supremacy for the season as Princeton, already defeated
 by the Navy team won from Pennsyl-
 vania by much smaller score thar that of the midshipmen.
 With a scant twenty days for inten.
 sive practice sessions remaining be
 fore a Southern trip of nine games tn, Dartmouth baseball squad. under thu
 direction of Coach Jeff Hesreau for mer Giant twirler, completed it's frs full week of actual work. The candi dates have been engaged in playin; Ivolley ball for conditioning purpose
 an innovation in Dartmouth baseball
 training this year for the last month
 The Argus, the college paper a
 Wesleyan, is advocating stronger op
 ponents in athletic contests. This sug
 gestion Is seemingly in opposition t i a policy adopted by the alumni ath
 letic council half dozen years age , whereby managers of athletic team
 ere-instructed. particularly tin foot . ball to schedule games with oppo
 nents which were in Wesleyan's clas: AS a result of this policy its annua football game with Yale was drop
 ped from the schedule.
 Thirteen pitchers and seven catch + CTS comprised the battery men wh T reported for baseball practice at Le g high this week. The call for the ott > CT candidates will be made next Mon Q day upon the arrival ot J. Thoma g Ready. e It is now, up to +hs EngIis&, DsvI Cup team of 1900 to say whether ther
 that contest, for Dwight F. Davis, Hol
 will be a return match with the teal that represented the United States 1
 combe Ward and Malcolm D. Whit n man have agreed to play. The propo , sal originated in a statement by t Roper Barrett, who was member ( q the team from the British Isles f the effect that his team could defee o the Americans if they met this yea . The Yale freshman wrestling teal
 easily defeated the Princeton 1s2 . grapplers In the gymnasium Saturda d afternoon by score of 2S to 0. The E n team was awarded six time decision = and Guernsey of Yale gained a ia $ over Meurer of Princeton in the UT r limited class.
 = Uncertainty is the keynote of q = crew situation. at Princeton, now UT a certainly as to the time whom u
 eights can betake themselves to Lal # Carnegie and complete uncertainty z 7, to what the seating arrangement vi