Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11

graduates to attend the various events this winter, the athletic association will issue a season book for all hoo key, basketball, wrestling, fencing, boxing and freshman contestk except ing the prom games and the Harvard and Princeton hockey games. This book will sell for $5 although its ac- tual ticket value will be $21.
 even of Toledo has defeated the cham pion school elevens of six states.
 National League batting averages chow that Hornsby, the champion hit ter, led Russell, the runner up, by thirty three points.
 Freddy Madden who boxes here in the star bout next Friday is no re- lation of Chief Madden, the local ath- lete.
 Kid Williams will box in his home town, Baltimore. on December IS, squa-- ing off with Young Montreal, the Prov idence battler.
 John Clark of Brooklyn was elected Captain of the 1923 De Pauw Uniyer- sity football team, it was announced. He is a sophomore and plays guard. Memphis has lost its pennant win ming manager, Spencer Abbot, who has signed with the Reading club of | the International League.
 The Western conference will have another immense field for its foot | ball warriors next year, when the University of Illinois dedicates it's new f S2,010,0O0 stadium.
 The Louisville Club of the American Association plans to build fine up- eo-date baseball plant to take the i place of the one which was recently destroyed by fire.
 Princeton hockey players now have | a rink of their own will no longer have to travel elsewhere for prac- tice.
 Gene Tunney will most likely meet | Tom Gibbons before he gets d return
 match with Harry Greb for the light
 heavyweight title. Boxing experts declare that Jest
 Willard should try himself out in (
 bout with some good heavyweight be. fore he tackles Jack Dempsey in an.
 other championship fight.
 New York boxing fans were deep ly disappointed in the Mike O'Dowd Dave Rosenberg bout. in whicI O'Dowd was declared to have won tn, middleweight championship.
 Tommy Murphy is gathering the starr
 of the half-mile tracks. The Granc
 2:07 If, Dixie Direct 2:14 1-4 anC ' Lambert Todd 2:09 If.
 The Princeton soccer eleven defeat
 ed the University of Pennsylvania b, l to l and tied the Red and Blue tean
 for the intercollegiate championship , This will necessitate a play-off for tn,
 title.
 In a well-played polo game Satur
 day afternoon the Yale team defeate,
 the Second City Troop Polo Associa
 tion of Philadelphia II to '. The Hsi
 tors came to New Haven from a g t ? win over Princeton, but were com
 pletely outplayed by the Yale team. John Scott, Giant pitcher and on of the heroes of the worlds series wants his friends to- know that tn . story anent the injury to his leg wa 5 grossly exaggerated. First reports ha s if that John severely injured a le \ while pitching an exhibition game af T ter the season closed.
 | Battling" Ski refused to appea
 before the International Committe appointed by the French Boxing Fed ? eration, which held it's first sessio n at Paris Saturday according to a r A. P.' dispatch in an attempt to cIea : up the Carpenter Ski frame-u . charges.
 Billy Mathews, who put up such
 game fight against Eugene Criuu 4 bantam and featherweight champio Of Europe, in their meeting a wee u ago, has been awarded a medal ft
 courage" by the French Boxing Fed | eratfon for his especially gallant bal tie against the champion e Battling Siki has accepted Il . challenge for a return match vii Georges Carpenter, conditional rnr y his reinstatement by the French bo, d ing federation according to the A.
 He says he is willing to fight f,
 glory only, waiving all money d,
 mandS. - It Four eight ronnd bouts have been a s ranged for the show at the Arena A. .( Ill in Philadelphia, Monday night. The ca, If Is Tommy Loughran vs Lou Boeasl n Pete Latzo ys. Sailor Friedman J le Colletti va Patsy Wallace and John, Id Brown vs. Lew Mcfarland. Ie
 ,e Jeff Smith, New Jerseys best IniddI
 weight, earned $3,OOo by outclassing he
 vyweight Martin Bunke in their fiftee
 round match in New Orleans last wee ,+ Press dispatches from the Crescent Ci se say that Smith did everything but kno
 Burke out of the ring. Charley (Kid) Kohler, Brooklyn oa
 tam, is in great shape for his 12 rouI
 Scrap with Johnny Gray. which will ta place at the Ridgewood Grove Sporti
 club, Boston, Saturday night. Kohler
 short time, ago returned from the Ph SlNSAs~ Te-l-