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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

The New York state boxing COM
mission Tuesday announced the sus-
pension of three boxers. K. o. Laugh
lin and Ralph Schappert were sus-
pended for 80 days from March 10
Tor an unsatisfactory contest at the
College City athletic club. Troy, on
that date. and Jimmie Mars for 90
DAYS for failure to fulfill a contra =
with Ridgewood Grove sporting club
on March 4.
An automobile speedway one and
one-haqf miles in circumference on
which it will be possible to make 120
miles an hour in races Of 100 miles or
more is to be built in or near Oak
by R. c. Durant, automobile manufac-
turer, it has been announced.
Sherman A. Jones of New York city
has been reelected. captain. of. the
Williams swimming team for tha 1923
season by the letter men on the squad.
He has been member of the varsity
football team for the last two years
and member of the musical clubs
for three years Jones was captain
of this years swimming team In his
event. the plunge, he has been defeat
ed only once in an intercollegiate meet
In two years.
The Pittsburg National league base
ball club has announced that George
B. Whitfield, outfielder, has been sold
to the Brooklyn club for the waiver
price of $25G0. Homer Summa, a recru-
it outfielder, bought from the Roch-
ester club of the International league
was sold to the Wichita Falls club OF
the Texas league, it also was announc-
ed.
Harrison Johnston Of ST. Paul will
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
IA NATIONS TO COMPETE IN
DAVIS CUP TENNIS TOURNE

New York March 15.-Fourteen ma
lions, including the United States. will
compete this year in the Davis cup ten
mis- tournament, entries for which clos
ed today This is said to be the widest
entry list ever recorded in an interna-
tional athletic contest. not excepting the
Olympic games.
Challenges have been received from
Australasia, Balgium, British Isles, Can
ada Czec@o-Slovakis, Denmark. France
Hawaii, India. italy, japan, Rumania-
and Spain. The draw will be made pub
hcly Friday noon at the office Of the
United States Lawn Tennis association.
Each of the competing countries then
will be cab!ed the name of it's opponent
and the date on which the first round
matches must be finished.
Four rounds will be required to select
the combination that will oppose the title
holding players of the United States. The
challenge round will be played on the
courts Of the West Side Tennis club, at
Forest Hills, Long Island. on September
l. 2 and A. The final round will be play
ed at Newport, for the week of August
14th and the semi-f1nal matches will be
scheduled for the week preceding.
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at Palace Alleys.
AIS 400 467 1441
GUERNSEY OF YALE SETS NEW
RECORD FOR GO FOOT FLUNG

Middletown. Conn. March 15-A new
intercollegiate record for the so foot
plunge was established in the Wesleyan
university pool tonight by N. T. Guern-
sey of New York, member of the cham
pionship Yale swimming team. His time
was Is 3-5 seconds. against the record of
16 rs seconds held by F. ]. Meagher of
the University of Chicago. Yale defeated
Wesleyan in the meet. "A to 9.
Guernsey holds the worlds and inter
collegiate records for the rs foot plunge.
Wood of Yale was second tonight and
Southwick of Wesleyan was third. All
three plungers bettered the tank record.
Yale's relay team tried for a record in
the 100 yard relay race. but failed to
equal the marx made here last year by
Yale The time was 1.18 one and one
fifth seconds slower than the record.
Yale took all first places. The 40 yard
dash was won by Banks. the 100 yard
swim went to Jalffe and the 220 was
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

The Tsftvilla Kacey basketball quintet
continued on their merry way toward The
eastern Connecticut basketball champion
ship by eliminating the Ashland five on
"Wednesday evening when they won the
SECOND anne Of the three-game series at
BJou hall Jewett city. by a score Of 80
20 %. Ashland had high Lopes Of win
ming tbs game. which would have put
them on even terms with the TaftvIile
team, and they started Wednesday
nights game in a rough and determ ed
way. This procedure was effective until
the last few minutes OF play, when the
clever and accurate password Of the
Taftville boys Melted them four baskets,
which nut them in the lead, which they
held until the final whistle.
The first half was close. the teams
being one point apart when the half was
over. the score being IA to 10 in favor Of
Taftvilc- The second half started with
a rush. Jewett City secured a lead of
about six points, which they he'd until
the last few minutes OF play when Mills
and Joe Belair started some fast team
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

Colonel Shower S pitching arm col
lided with one of Jess Winter $ Of
ferings in a practice game and the
sturdy Pittsfield hurler of last season
has a black and blue spot on his left
wing. He is somewhat handicapped in
throwing the ball because of the
bCuise.
Gordon MacKay, sports editor Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer" writes the fol-
lowing about "Heinie" Scheer:
Jimmie Dykes only opposition
comes from ."Heinie" Scheer, who looks
like a ball player. Nothing gets past
this youngster in the iufield and that
segment of the diamond is alright
when "Heinie" plays on those premises
Not in years has Mack had a sweeter
fielder than this boy, who is only a
tidbit at that. However the peewee pa
ladin is an unknown quantity with
the old ash and this is the thing that
will have to be learned about the Buc-
ko from the Bronx, n. Y. Connie says
he goes to the plate as if he knew what
he was doing while others say that he
doesn't look as if he would detract any
from the attention now paid "BaElbi-
no. Ruth and his trusty mallet.'
Larry Kopf did so much hitting IN
Mondays practice at the st. Peters
burg camp of the Braves that he ac-
quired a blister as big as a nickel
on his right thumb. This hasn't cut
down his pep" bit, however.
Al Pierotti, strappfng Pittsfield
pitcher last season, is suffering more
than any one in the Braves camp in
| his endeavor to get off weight Pierot-
+ H. lnf- fr,.t IL
| fatty tissue builds mp GespI.a his WIN
ter efforts to keep 1t down. He wears
! a rubber band around mis- stomach a
couple of yards of red flannel and a
/ heavy shirt ard then works like a
| horse to drag off the pounds He
good for Two changes TO dry under
wear during each practice session.
Tom Dooley, former Boston Univer
sity short stop. who is getting a chance
with the Braves, is drawing much
praise from Manager Fred Mitchell.
When the Red sox line cp for the
coming game next month the layout Of
the Quilted will cali for Joe Harris il
left field; Ltibold in center and proba-
bly, Smith, formec Waterbury slug
ger and John Collins in right.
rip" Collins, obtained by the Rec
Sox in one of the trades engineered
with the Yankees, is trying 20 add t.
his effectiveness by mastering a SLOW
bail. His stock in trade has been ;
curve ball and speed, but with a SLOW
teaser he should be able to absolute
ly fool the batters, who are Away
looking for a fast ball or his curve
The Giants are facing busy weel
and one which because Of the oppo
sition which will be furnished for then
should help greatly toward putting
them on 55yc Today they go TO San
gum, Tex, for a game with the Whit
Sox and on Thursday they viii TAX
on the San Antonio Texas Leagu
club. Friday viii find them playin
among themselves, but on Saturd5
and Sunday they again viii be oppos
ed by the White Sex.
The New Orleans fans are waitin
for the two games in which the Yam
KEGS will clash with thu Cardinals
With Babe Ruth in the Yanks' line
up and Rogers Hornsby as the head
liner of the Cards, the attartction
one Of the worth while order.
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FINANCIAL AND Commercial!


'
New YORK. March 15.-Transactions
iHe stock exchange today Approximate
ed 100000 shares. almost the 1arpes,
total % the year. A number Of speciaI-
yes rose TO highest levels for that pc
Rod but there were many noteworthy
exceptions % the upward trend.
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
We're heavily sod in the last half Of the
session al extreme reactions of about
points The break in Great Northern
followed The publication Of statement
oE chairman Hil', which was interpret
ca as casting doubt on the maintenance
OF the present rate Of dividend.
OILS motors equipments and stee,s es-
pe-laly Mexican Petroleum, Studebaker
and Cruc-ble. were carried down to
points In the Liquidation Of rails, the
HiaFNet closing with heavy tone.
sentiment was favorably Influenced
curing the morning by the subsistence If
Ia0oT disturbances in South Africa. the
more hopeful tone Of European political
conditions and the further pronounced
recovery n foreign exchanges, especially
The British rate.
Another helpful factor was the relaxed
'F eas.er money market. Although this
was the final day for payment Of the first
insial-ment Of the 1921 federal income
tax. call loans dropped from 4 to 2 10
per cent. az midday and offerings of 40
70 90 day funds were freely made at 4
"a ner cent
Additional reports Of 1921 operations
were submitted by various Industrial
companies. nearly all rejecting tire nm
favorable trade conditions Of that period
Tho one striking exception was the Amer
icanF Tobacco Company which showed
arrest earnings I'm its history.
Demand sterling rose to s4.34 on ac-
i've n-aoinE. partly for London account
7-d 7''ed exchanges Belgium excep+-
-1- "r-o moderately better. Dutch
Swedish, Danish. Swiss and SDsnish
-T0ra JOS also w~r- higher but the
German ra'c continued heavy.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
occum Pool Tournament.

The Occum club team, each man of
which beat his opponent, defeated the
Lower Occum team on Tuesday night by
score Of 200 to 143. in the Occum
pocket Billiard tournament at Peloquin's.
The scores were as follows: Occum club,
A. Smith so, William Benson so, John
Merck so, Frank Bernial SO, total 200.
Lower Occum. Harry Peltier AZ, Louis
Ravkowitzy "A, Harry Blanchard 81,
Washington LePage So, total 14s.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
FODAY's sPORTs.

roDAYss SPORTS.
Bench show.
Annual show of Cincinnati Kennel
club, at Cincinnati.
Annual shoy of Colorado Kennel
club, at Denver.
Basketball.
Oregon State High School cham.
pionShips, at Salem.
Minnesota State High School cham
pdonships, at Mortified.
Golf.
West Coast championship tourna-
ment opens at Bellair, Fla.
Annual Spring tournament at MI
ami, Florida
Baseball.
Meeting Of the Mesaba Range
League, at Chisholm. MINI.
Boxing.
Metropolitan amateur champion
ships, at Madison Square Garden.
Eastern Intercollegiate champion
ships, at Philadelphia
Dave Shade VS.. Billie Riley, 10
rounds, at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Joe Tiplitz VS.. Lew Brody, 70
rounds, at Brooklyn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

Field goals Mills 7. Belair 6, Jack
Murphy l. w Benjamin 6. Blake 5, JEFF
fers l. c. Benjamin /. Foul goals:
Belair /, Mills /. W. Benjamin 1.
Manager Belair Us trying to secure the
Danielson five for a series, Danielson be-
ing the only other logical contender for
the championship outside of the All-Wil-
limantic team, which is now engaged in a
series with the Taftville team.
In the preliminary game the Bearcats
were defeated by the Jewett City Owls by
~ to "a.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

Fred 'Dugas of Taftvil1e who was de-
feated by one pin last Monday even
ing by Mckenzie of Moosup is not yet
satisfied that the Moosup man has any
thing on him as a bowler and Is now
seeking a return match Dugas says that
one pin doesn't tell him anything and he
Is ready to sign up for another match for
800 side under the same conditions
as before.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
BoWLERs HOLD POSITIONS
AGAINST POUNDING CoNTE

Toledo, O.. March 15-Holders of the
front lines in the doubles and singles Of
the American bowling congress tourna-
ment survived today despite a constant
pounding Of nearly 100 new competitors.
No changes were made in the first ten
of the doubles and only one new man
showed up In the first ten individuals. ].
Sublowsky of Chicago hit SCI today for
SECOND Mace
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

New York, March 15.-Call money
easy high 4; low Ia; ruling rate
closing bid 3 offered at 1-2 last loan
IL; call loans against acceptances 8
IL.
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METAL MARKET

New York, March 15.-Copper, electro
lytic, spot and nearby 10; later 1908
IA.
Tin firm; spot and future 29.25.
Lead steady; spot 470@A80.
Zinc steady; East st. Louis spot 4.7o,
Anthony spot 425.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
The Lawrenceville swimming team

The LawrencevitIe swimming team
captured the New Jersey State inter
scholastic championship held in its
own pool at Trenton on Saturday. The
victors amassed a total of 40 points
to their opponents combined amount
of a. Eight leading preparatory and
high schools competed, Blair taking
second Place with a. total of Is points.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
TAFTVILLE WINS SERIES WITH ASHLAND

work and dropped in four counters. CIV
ing Taftvi1le a two-point lead, Wnlcn
Belair increased by one when he dropped
in foul basket The Murphy brothers
and g. Coleman played strong defen-
stve game, forcing the Ashland men TO
shoot from the long distance MARKS
Blake and ". Benjamin bore the SCOT
ing burden for Ashland, dropping In fve
and six baskets, respectively, from angles
that made the shot Of the spectacular
yE<.ety JefrerB and c, Benjamin Sc
cured one basket each. while the fifth
man, Faber. was held scoreless. Taft
viile's scoring was due to the teamwork
in which the Murph brothers and Cole
man fed Belatr and Mills, enabling these
two boys to do the heavy part Of the
scoring. Jack Murphy scored one, while
the other boys were satisfied with spec
tacuIar password.
The summary:
TaftviIls. Ashland.
Belatr ............... W. Benjamin
Jim Murphy ....,..........,,... Blake
r. F.
Mills ................... Z. Benjamin
c.
G. Coleman .............,..... Je11ers
L. G.
Jack Murphy -.............. Faber
r. G.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
Of Albany. They meet in a ten round.

President Ebbets of the Brooklyn
Superbas is of the opinion that more
than one big league player is a hold
out because he wants to avoid train
ing.
Benny Leonard will meet either
Charley White or Pinkey Mitchell in
Benton Harbor, July 4. if the A1ichi-
gan authorities sanction the bout.
kingIi<e, known as the "blind
horse" who won six of his last seven
starts at Tia Juana, has only one eye
and is 'moon-eyed" in the other.
! The Cincinnati Reds will perform
on the Polo grounds the day the Gil
ants raise heir worlds championship
| pennant next June.
Jack Mack, hustIing leader Of the
| Worcester Boosters, has signed up
jeremiah Coughlin, fellow townsman
| of Marty Callahan, now with the Chi
cago Cubs at Pasadena, Cal. Mack
| is counting on him to fill one of the
outfield vacancies CbDughlin throws
right handed and bats from the 9TH
err side of the plate. He was recon-
mended to Mack by Callahan and Ken
King.
Or. r. Heber Howe, supervisor of row.
ing at Harvard, has made a shift in
his plans as announced about two
months ago and picked five varsity
crews Tuesday night These crews
have rot been graduated in any way
as yet and win row as picked for
about 10 days when IS men and two
coxswains will be dropped from the
varsity squad. After about q week
more another fuAl crew will dropped
and the varsity squad made up two
crews will remain that way for the
balance of the season.
Capt. Owen Peel, Of London, who
on the 7th, pleaded guilty to charges
Of defrauding bookmakers out of $500
pounds by sending kilograms from a
country post telegraph office making
bets on race after having learned
of the result of the race by telephone
has been sentenced to IL months i'm
prisonment.
Football for 1872 will get under wa,
at Harvard on Wednesday, March %
according to the announcement OF
Manager Eddie Webster in Cambridge
Their will be a meeting on that date
for all men whether interested II
Spring football or not at which ef-
i forts viii be made to swell the tota.
number of men reporting for sp-ine
practice.
Hugh Duffy, Red Sox pilot, Is some.
what worried about Joe Dugan. The
New Haven boys health has not beer
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

With the exception of sterling. all
quotations are in cents per unit Of for
eign currency:
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COTTON.


New York, March 15.-Cotton spot
quiet; middiing 1920.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

taken by Pratt Crane won the fancy
dive
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS

Colonel Showers pitching arm col
lided with one of Jess Winter Of
ferings in a practice game and the
sturdy Pittsfield hurler of last season
has a black and blue spot on his left
wing. He is somewhat handicapped in
throwing the ball because of the
bCuise.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16
DANCE
State Annoy, Danielson
St. Patrick's Night, March IL
Auspices Service Battery
192d Field Artillery
Woods Novelty Orchestra

be one of the golf invaders of Great
Britain this summer, according to word
received by Chicago friends. Johnston
Is one of the longest drivers seen on
American links last year, and after
defeating the redoubtable Francis Out
met in. the national championship of
st. Louis, he failed of ousting the ulti-
mate champion. Jesse Guilford, only
by wild shot at the SOD hole
When Referee Phil Powers of Bos-
ton gave Joe Lynch of New York, ex-
bantamweight champion, the decision
after a terrific 12-round battle with
Terry Martin of Providence at Prov
tdence Tuesday evening the crowd
! Showed its dissatisfaction by staging
a near-riot-
Pairings of the sixteen high schools
selected for the Tufts College New
England titular scholastic basketball
| games to be staged at the Goddard
gym, Medford, Mass, Friday and Sat
uTday of this week, were made Tues
/ day afternoon by the Tufts commit
! tee. Thirty-one entries were received
for the school boy series and much
trouble cropped up In choosing the
I best fives.
Former middIeweight champion Mike
| ODowd will make his return to the
Z
ing Soldier Bartfield ten rounds
Manager Branch Hickey and Coach
Joe Sugden, both of whom were catch
ets in their playing days, will warm
up the Cardinals pitchers in the train
ing camp at Orange, Texas.
| Charley White, the Chicago light
weight boxer, says he will box Benny
Leonard, the lightweight champion, at
the regulation lightweight limit and
nothing else. The Westerner declares
he is prepared to go through with any
thing to get a chance at Leonard for
the title, but that he will not stand
for any more Of those catch-weight
arrangements with no decision at the
end.
+ Daniel J. Hoffman, one of the fast
est outfielders that ever wore spiked
shoes and speared line drives and high
high flies with one mitfi died at the
home of his father, at No. 100 Buck
land street, in South Manchester Tues
day.
Carl Tremaine. flashy CLEVELAND
bantamweight, has been matched t.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

The New Orleans fans are waiting
for the two games in which the Yam
KEGS will clash with the Cardinals.
With Babe" Ruth in the Yanks' line
I'D and Rogers Hornsby as the head
liner of the Cards, the attartction is
one of the worth while order.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-16

Larry Kopf did so much hitting IN
Mondays practice at the st. Peters
burg camp of the Braves that he ac-
quired blister as big as a nickel
on his right thumb. This hasn't cut
down his pep a bit, however.
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
MRS.LULA VANN
FULTON, ARK,
Suggests to Suffering Wo-
men the Road to Health

Fulton, Arkansas. ~ used Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Washington times., 1922-03-25
WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
AN INTERESTING STORY OF EARLY Welded LIFE
Mabel Storrs Takes the Cheerful View That
Perhaps Rosa COrdOva is Jim's Emissary
to Catch Dick West.

you-who might have succeeded,
instead of making a botch of things
as / did l had my big chance TO
serve Jim-and 7 missed it,"
Cheer up. The time simply
isn't ripe to get our friend Dick
yet. I'm sometimes inclined to
wonder If We are fated to get him
until he's good and ready"
You haven't given up hope" I
cried eXcitedly. You aren't ready
TO acknowledge defeat? That isn't
like you. Mabel. | won't believe
it,"
you don't have TO" she replied.
Il think Dick is one of those per
sons who have 10 be allowed plenty
of rope. In the end he'll hang
himself"
There was a brooding quality in
her face. a Wistfulness in her voice.
After all, Dick West is the first
man for whom Mabel ever CSred,
and | don't believe any real woman n
ever fOrgets her first love, or gets
70 the point where she can feel
there isn't some saving grace
about him.
Suddenly Mabel put her hand TO
her throat with gesture which
had a suggestion of terror.
II Wish | hadn't said that. I
wish ] hadn't used those words"
she gasped.
Don't be superstitious because
you've happened to use a co.orful
expression" | murmured. And
now lets get back to what another
idiom of our precious old language
calls our muttons." That would
be this Cordova person, I take il.
Ramon. You say is his name?"
1T may he Ramon-it may BE-
his wife Rosa. 1t doesn't matter
which IS coming to u.s." said Mabel
carelessly. I'VE can be sure OF
one thing. No one comes all the
way from Mexico unless there's
a real mission to perform. III
wager this means the clearing up
of the whole queer situation down
there in the oil fields.
Il hope it's Ramon-not Rosa
We need a man to help US"
Yes. we do need a man to help
us fight Dick West agreed Ma
bel. But as / remember that
bright. vivacious, darling little
humming bird of a Rosa Cordova
think she might be able to hit
some high spot we've overlooked
and do more to undo Dick West
than a dozen men"
II hope she comes-if she's so
attractive. She can accomplish
more here-than there" / STAN
mercd conscious of my crimson
checks and of Mabels clear, in
curing gaze.
I've never known whether or
not she understood the first ugly
antagonism ] felt for her in the
days when her stately beauty
made me doubly jealous Of the
woman Jim had given charge Of
his affairs in my place. Now that
we are friends. I'd be ashamed to
have this placid. lovely girl drea m
that ! can love Jim as / do. be-
lieve in his love for me as / do
and yet go half mad with jealousy
when | see him kindle interest in
another woman. Her answer told
me nothinc-and everything:
Whoever comes to help US
comes because of loyal friendship
for Mr.. Harrison. And I'm sure
all his friends who learn to know
you will learn to love you-as !
do, she cried. gladly. so per
maps for your husbands peace OF
mind we'd better hope he's chosen
Rosa as his emissary"
To BE Continued Tuesday,