Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-06
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS

The boxing game is going big in New England under the control of boxing commissions.
 An AII-star soccer team will be formed to repr1sent the United States in the next Olympic games.
 John R. Braden 2A2 3-4, a harness star has earned 400 per cent on an investment of $4,000.
 eran managers of boxers, have open ed an agency in New York to book fighters and wreUtlers.
 Manager Jack CurIey has signed up bunch of foreign wrestlers who are to make their first trip to America this winter.
 Leroy Heston, of the Michigan fresh- man team, is nephew of Judge Will liam Heston, one of Michigan's great est football stars.
 BuckneII, defeated by Lafayette 2s to ', is the only football eleven to score on 1le Easton gridders this season. 
 The age limit placed on boxers in New York will bar Jack Britton next year, as Jack will reach the age of 3S in October.
 Begins to look as if the Harvard and football warriors will have a busy af- ternoon when they attempt to cage the Princeton Tigers.
 Otto Miller a catcher with the Brooklyn National League Club since 1910, Saturday was given his uncon- ditional release by President Ebbets.
 Bantam Champion Joe Lynch has been barred from Madison Square Garden until he can show better box ing than he displayed in his last bout in the big arena.
 The oId-tine annual bicycle runs are still held in Baltimore and Bos- ton. Baltimore wheelmen recently ped aled to Philadelphia on their century run.
 Besides being' great football play er., .Halsey Mills of Dartmouth is a clever female impersonator. His make up as a flapper is a hit.
 The South Atlantic baseball Ieaaue believes in getting on the job early, The,&Sally' has held it's annual meet ing and fixed the opening next sea son for April 16.
 Detroit has landed a fine first base prospect in Johnny Neun, who play ed great ball for the Birmingham Southern league club the past sea- son.
 Once started, both Centre and Dart mouth played real football against Harvard. But getting the jump on their opponents is where the Harvard team shines.
 Floyd Johnson, San Francisco hea. vyweight, and Bill, Brennan, of Chi cago, have been matched for a 15- round contest here December 6, the Republic Athletic Club announced re- gently.
 Signed contracts for Danny Dever and Oswald Austin, pitchers, have been received at the offices of the Cincin- nati National League Club. Both are in the United States Army, Deyer at EVIL 1ASCOWCkA dAlA <AuSLIQ at Mare lS- land.
 John Beard; star pitcher of the Er- skine College baseball team for the last three seasons, has Signed a con- tract with the Philadelphia Athletics it was learned recently. He plans to join the Athletics after the close of the present college season.
 Johnny Wiesmuller of the Illinois A. c. made a new worlds record in tthe 100 yard backstk>oke Saturday, swimming the distance of the, 75 foot tank at the Milwaukee A. C., in !0E S-5. The former record was held by Warren Kealoha, made last year in Honolulu in Les Is. Weismuller alsc tied the worlds record of 1:12 3-F in the 100 meter back stroke held by Kealoha,
 The Cleveland baseball club has oh tained Walter Lutzke third baseuar from the Kansas City club of the Am erican association, it was announced Saturday. The deal involves players and cash, but names and the amount were withheld. .Lutzke, who was wifT Indianapolis in 1920, is ,:aid by maio1 league scouts to be the best third baseman, in the minors He partici. pated in 159 games last season, hay ing batting average of 2as