Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-20

and two defeats. Three games will be
played to decide the championship.
he Jewish boxing fans of Boston
are planning to. give champion Benny
Leonard a rousing reception when he
arrives il the Hub to give battle 10
johnny Clinton.
Max Flack, Chicago Cub outfieder
is on his way to his nome III st. Louis.
Mai.ager killefer said Elack left
against his orders and that he was
paced under suspension because Of
his action. Flack told fellow. payers
thata hluw on his head from a PIT med
bali that struck him Tuesday during
batting Practice had affected him SO he
felt unable 10 week. killifer secuted
this and said. a physician had declar
ed F'iack was uuinjLred.
Brown won the New England litter
collegiate Swimming Association CHI I'M
pionShip at Boston Saturday night with
j total of twenty eight points, due
! hugely TO the efforts of Captain Da-
ley Jones, but was hard pressed by
| Dartmouth; which ran second vita
| tWcnty-siX points. Amherst scored nine
| points; fechnC- osy, last year cham |
! pions, seven, ana Wesleyan. seven.
alike o'Dowd of ST. Paul. former
niidGleWe.ght champion, was awarded |
! tae judges decision over Soldier Bart !
/ fled of Brooklyn, in a twelve-round |
bout at New York, Saturday. O'DoWd
focced the fight all the way.
Benny Leonard, lightweight chsmpi-
or, of the world, must box ten rounds
TO u deelslon against Johnny Clinton,
! New England champion IishtWe ght,
! When they meet ct the Boston arena
Tonight, tno state boxing commission
has ruled. FTHe champion it was said
d had sdpp Jsed that the bout was to be
/ only an exhibition H-ithuTt decision.
The I;ioceeds. efe to 80 10 the charity
4 fund col the iostot Lodge of llks.
The two weeks stay at tie San An
toH:o. 1e&as, t'aittiItg carp OF tue
NeNT CORK Giants has uetted Billy
G1.bertl nIar&ser of the Waterbury
i ciuB, tires E-aI e-', all being farmed
out With strings alta ched The three
trecrI to tu scEt to Waterbury are
Waiter iiopf second baseman; White,
, an cutfielcer, and Samide, catcher.
hUpf IS d NcW- Britain boy, and broth
or OF Bay kopt fol mer .shortstop OF
1.-THE Cincinnati Kets who will cover
that patch OF terrific for tae Braves
: II was amounted recently from New
; Havei Baseball headquarters that
fJohnuy Naglc Tor tile past three years
carcfei' Of .iIe Clul.. lad been sold out
= right to SlriIgfiCld.. No players were
inToh ell in lhe Gca:, 1t being d straight
casa consideration.
Or. Ada Scott Abortion of San Jose
vile OF LII (StraLgler1 Lewis, other
wise Know Is l;Uh lfredericks, heavy
weight elt;cstirs champion of the
world, Is ccltail. her Zig husband could
defeat jack dempsey, heavyweight
! bt.XinS chaEllloI:. in the proposed
match between the Two.
Task AID field sports for women
J in TINS. cotiutry viii be recognized and
superNiSeG h.. The Anateui. Athletic
union WITHIN a year or two, William
C. ErouL. Ires,C Cnt of, the A A. L..
Fsai1 recently. Events fo1: women on
track and field will undoubtedly be
included in the 1928 Olympic games
he added
! Two more names were added to ere
list OF pri.!iarts wearing the spangies
of the New LaVer baseball club this
seasO" with the announcement from
el4is hcaGQual tors OF the signing of
Sid Ross. former New York, Giant
southp;tw and pitcher of reputation
land Grover eenHctt, a young catcher
VINO comes highly commended.
; State Boxing Commissioner Boyle is
Havlice, Omaha boxer, who died TWEEN
by Ray CartA OF ls4ou-- ~, go
Omaha, Neb Friday night.
Charley Harvey. manager of Ser
Y mondsey Wells, the English welter-
: weight. says that Wells has had $50
C battles and lost only one decision. He
e later defeated the boxer who got The
: award over him.
e The Forest City Livestock and Fair
: company, of Cleveland announced that
/
2 to be held in this country for many
years will be staged at the North Ran
dali; Grand Circuit meeting the week
of August I.
~ Jim Tracy, heavyweight champion
= boxer of Australasia, arrived in Mil
n liwaukee recently for a few days rest
c after which he will leave for New
|. York where his. managers are said to
e be negotiating for a match With either
s Bill Brennan or Billy Miske. Tracy is
S anxious to meet Jack Dempsey and
; before he leaves this country hopes to
t enter the ring with the worlds cham
+; pion
OWNS to the fact that within tho
lpast week the Yale second varsity has
been continually outpaddling the first
T VARSITY and rowing even with it, in
: fsprints coach Jim Corderry and Capt.
d 5Langhorne Gibson have made various
v changes in the first boat and will pro-
:. badly make Others, so that it. will be
h the end OF the month before the var
II sity eight which will row against Penn
sylvania April Is is finally picked
Indication are that both Oxford and
i Cambridge viii be represented in the
| annual boat race at Putney on April
by crews well above the average
: merit.
d After watching his old team in train
Ing at Hot Springs for a few days,
s Fred Clarke, former manager of the
:, Pittsburgh Pirates will go to Law1
Ie renee, Kan, where he is to coach the
"a University Of Kansas baseball squad.
= Joe Hauser, who last year played first
= base for bfilwa ukee club of the American
Association has left for Eagle Pass, Tex,
= to join Connie Mack and the Philadelphia
"A Americans. Hauser had sought a bonus
y hut friAnds cnunseled him to inin the club