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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
u. S. PLAYERS VICTORIOUS
 IN CANADIAN TENNIS

Niagara on the Lake, Ont, Aug. 21 United States players were yictors in all of the matches played today in the opening round of the Interna tional Lawn Tenis tournament.
 The summarizes:
 L. A. Bruneau, New York, defeated E.. V. Rephnitzer, LondoHs Western Ontario Junior champion, GA 6-4,
 Carl, Fischer Philadelphia, defeated Dr. LED. Hara, St. Catharines, 6-S, -46-4. x.
 F. .Inman New York, defeated L. L. Indy, Toronto, 60, 6-2.
 R. Lfndley Murray Niagara Falls. N. Y. defeated R. Innes Taylor, To- ronte, 6-2, so.
 F. $. Stearns, Cleveland, defeated Ian McLachlan, 6-3 6-2.
 E. D. Westensayen Cleveland. de- feated A. Merritt, Toronto, 6-1 6-2..
 Newark, N. J., Aug. 21-Harry Wills tonight knocked out Buddy Jackson Of. Newark, after 2 minutes and IA seconds of fighting in the second round in a 12-round match. Wills toyed with Jackson in tht first round cuffing him into every cor | ner of the ring with sharp hooks tc i the jaw. Jackson was unable to lan( punch on his adversary. In the second round Jackson rush ] ed from his stool and attacked Will. | in his own corner. The New Orlean.
 negro sent Jackson hurtIing to th ropes with a right uppercut, theI | felled him for the count with righ
 and left hand smashes to the jaw. Wills weighed 215 pounds and Jack
 son 194
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
FITzSIMMoNS SAYS HE IS
 FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED

Michigan City, Ind, Aug 20-FIoyd Fitzsimmons, promoter of the boxing exhibition to have been staged on La Dor day between Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan, yesterday made public a letter to Governor McCray in which he formally notified the governor. that the bout had been called off.
 While l do not admit that it had been my intention to violate the law by putting on prize fight to con trary to the statutes Of Indiana, yet am lowing to your will the. let ter said. AS governor of the state of Indiana, you have spoken and your word with me is law even though in yielding without a struggle, as 1 do, T am sorry to admit that I am finan- cially embarrassed far more sgriev- ously than you can imagine.
 Dempsey who went to Chicago to visit friends is expected to leave for California after a conference with Manager keafns who will leave here tomorrow. Brennan said he expected to remain here for a few days be- fore going to Chicago to see what his manager had in view.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS AT
 PoUGHKEEPsIE TRACK TODAY

Poughkeepsfe, N. Y, Aug. 21-Four days of Grand Circuit racing will op- en at the Hudson river driving park tomorrow with promises of fair weath- err and good track conditions. The 2:O8 trot, purse 1000 scheduled for the first day is expected to be one of the banner events of the meeting, Purses of $2,e00 each are offered for the 2:16 trot for three -year-olds and the two-year- old trot on Wednesday and purse of S3,00o for the "Hudsor Valley" 2:09 pace on Friday
 Peter Manning, 1857 3-4, unpaced did a mile in 2:03 1-4 this afternoon in a workout preparatory to his first start of the season on "Wednesday when an attempt will be made bS Thomas w. Murphy to have the cham pion lower the local track trotting o 2:01 3-4 held by St. Frisco, and the pacing record of 200 3-4 held joint " by Napoleon Direct and Miss liar ris M., at 200 3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
ANDERSON WILL BEABLE
 TO COMPETE AGAINST u. S.

New York, Aug. 21-James O. An derson, member of the Australian Da- wis cup team who was prevented from playing in the semi-final and final rounds of the Davis cup. play against France and Spain because of illness, will rejoin his team mates at Boston in several. days, Gerald L. Patterson, and Pat O'Hara Wood, the third mem Der of the team, stopped here today en route for Boston, where they will Timber up in preparation for play in the challenge round against the Unit ed States at Forest Hills, N. Y, Pat. l,erson said he had received Htord from Anderson, who has been rest ing in the Adirondack mountains that he was almost fully recovered and hoped to be in shape for play at For est Hills.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
FAST WAFER GRAIL
 ENTERED FOR BIC RAG

etreit. Mich, Aug. l.-I:Ievcn
 starters are assured f,f t:s iw"I.;.c;h h .'i Ina iit,. for the 90 cnai.. n3e Eecp If =: American Powa.o,8, as soeit is;:. 'n be held l,l.ng the regat- | ta here September l, 2, 3, and 1 it Mis announced tonight by officials iof the Association upon expiration of the time lirait for entering The pos isibility that a few others might be entered was seen as applications foe fcn.ry placed in the mails today will be honored it was announced.
 All entrants are run-abouss of not less than 26 feet water lire length. five feet minimum beam and are eq-
 uipped with engines not to exceed 625 cubic inches. A speed of between 4l
 and 4o miles an hour is probable it is Iahrounced.
 T.le. race will be three heats of go
 miles each around a two ana one half mile course.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
RICHARDS AND TILDEN PLAY
 IMPRESSIVE TENNIS

Boston. Aug. 21-The tournament which will decide the national dou- bles lawn tennis championship was begun on the Longwood Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill. courts today with the defending titlists. W. T. Tilden, End. and Vincent Richards winning in inn pressive form, and several sectional champion combinations that aspired 10 succeed them falling by the com petitive wayside.
 The victory of the champions was over Zenzo Shimizu, the little Jap anese whom Tilden considered the hardest man in the world to beat and F. T. Hunter of New York. It was in straight sets, 6-3. 6-1, 6-3.
 The Australian and the Spanish Da- vis cup pairs did not get into action today. but a team of their substitutes, Jose Alonso and R. C. Wertheim, was eliminated after a hard tussle by Sam Hardy. former American Davis cup champion and s. Fl. Voshell. The Am ericans had won the first two sets when the foreigners evened it, but Nnelr strength was spent in the ef- fort. The scores were 6-3, ca, 3-6, t-6. 6-1
 The team of Jean Borotra, France. and N. ". Niles. Boston. advanced sver B. Hoover and H. Cordes, Gin cinnati. e-4. so, 6-3.
 Sectional champions who were el- minated included J. J. Armstrong and J. NcGee, Northwestern titlists who were victoms of the Kinsey brothers, Pacific coast champions; AFnoI1 Ma riah and IT. A. Deturenne, Pacific northwestern champions who lost 10 the HarvardYa freshman combina- lion of W. W. Ingraham and A W. Jrues: and ". Newei. and F RaglV, Missouri Valley champions elimnl- eI by w. E. Davis f San Francis co and H. c. Johnson. Boston. The de- feat Of James Davies and Phil F. Neer Leland Stanford university by the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Middle west champions J. Hennessey and W. Wesbrook, was unexpected, and was the most pronounced upset of the day. The scores were 6-Ss 6-5, s-6
 Staged on the grand stand court, the Tilden-R Richards, Shimizu7 Hunter match focused the galleries attention on the country's probable Davis cup doubles combinatlon.5I It showed them in finest forIu. Tilden's service. fair ly boomed. Richar'ls. angling place. lnents sparkled Their collaboratiJn ove! lapped at times, Sat always iw;is effeotive. The point score carried the str-v If the WY ~ttc nat.h vert.
 First set: Til1An- Richards 443 ,4e1 414-6=31. Shimizu Hunter: .l25 s144 240-3--2S.
 Second set: Tildan- -Richards:. A 465 4-6--30.
 shimizu- -Huater. 5q2 24s O--1-1s.
 Third set: Ti:.en- E;caards: s0A "A 744--6-31
 Shiinizu- -Hu7ters ,S41 44o 5"O--3--23. In one Of tom .-- -w's matches the present cha spions. Ii.dea and Rich ! ards will be eposse oy iae t'"sts Of ,; years ago Dwight ". iav.s and | IIc.nomb w -l. Nho. wJn their sec | osi roun. match n straight scts, Another matco .f i:iercst will br,Ts
 t scther R N Williams, .ni, Y. | NsshJurn former AHle:s.an l'aNls cup l ,an. and Manus: Alonao a:.d Count | D" Go'nar. the S;sl1.sS Davis cnr rep esentatreas. The latter ~Sd~a. cfd l,y default t9.-- while the former re winning easily.
 Today's doubles play was in the first and second rounds and was con | ducted s:n, I..,, .,,ne.5,.sIy With riaS IT | the naiiona' .I''nniS tf.J ne ,iorai ney>
 chlm pionshi2s touin iiitsarS h~ld al I tae old courts 7. :he.t.9nswo~.d l club Oth-r oS tbH 4.:le tou'nlmshts un,ler
 ta, cn hy thc ciut wlu commence to 1 nm rnNsr
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
RECORD GAME PLAYED
 IN AKRON INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Akron, Ohio, Aug. 2f-(By the A. most sensational baseball game in the P. Darkness brought to an end the memory of Akrons oldest fans yes- terday when the General Tires and the Firestones, playing for the lead7 ership of the local industrial league, battled 20 innings to a scoreless tie.
 It was a pitchers battle between Jim Vaughn and Bob McKinstry, the latter southpaw who is to be giv7 en trial with the Cleveland Indians. The game brought Vaughn's string of { consecutive shutout innings to 3S. Only twelve hits were allowed, the Firestones: getting seven off Vaughn and the Tires five off McKinstry. Eff l ty-seven batsmen famed. Each hurl- CT allowed two bases on balls. Vaughn hit two batsmen to McKinstry's one
 McKinstry had 3S strikeouts ant l yaugshn 24,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TEAM WINS
 CARROLL CUP FROM ROTARY CLUB

The Chamher of Commerce outhit md outplayed the Rotary club team at he State Hospital diamond on Mon lay afternoon winning by a score of .3 to 3 thereby annexing the Carroll -up. donated by George W. Carroll to .he winner of the series. The Rotary rlub won the first game and then dropped the second and final games. The game was witnessed by a large iand of rQoters for each club and the excitement during the first few inn .ngs was intense but after the Cham Der boys had got away into big lead .here was littleinterest.
 The Rotary boys looked big in the eirst inning when the first three men up hit safely and two runs resulted This lead was encouraging and threw a scare into the camp of the Cham ber boys. However the Knights of Kommerce proved equall to the occa- sion and they straighway proceeded lo even up matters and little more by getting three runs in their half The Rotary boys started out again In the second inning and went into the lead again by scoring two more runs. This end the scc-.ag until the riehth inning when Al Bliven poled out a three bagger and scored on hit. ...t
 The Chamber team in their half of the second inning scored two runs put ting them into the lead and were new CT headed. They also scored one run tn the third and five in the fifth and ons in the seventh and one in the eirhth. Danny Driscoll who pitched for the Chamber of Commerce boys had good speed and fairly good con- srol but his support kept him from Aeing taken from the box. Others who -starred for the Chamber team were Ed Harris. the big southpaw first aacker who smashed out a real triple md Jack Donovan, who pulled dou- bls. play unassisted. Jack also tried some tricks while at bat but Umpire Mckay caugh him much to the amuse- ment Of the crowd
 Featuring for the Rotary club was Al Bliven and Frank Welch. Frank pulled a pretty double play unassist- ed and Al took the hitting honors Manager John DFRourke of the Cham ber team was highly elated over hi' well deserved victory and is now look ing for new teams to conquer. Int score:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
NORWICH IS AGAIN BEATEN;
 THIS TIME BY SURE RIDER

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Aug. al- Norwich, Benjamin Blocks 1922 Ken lucky derby winner, today was beat en five lengths by Surf Rider, Mont fort Jones' gelding, in the Greenwich handicap, at seven furlongs
 It was Moryichs first start since his defeat at Latonia in the Kentucky special, won by Whiskaway. He car ried 130 pounds against the Jones gelding's 115. Taking a long lead at the. start Norwich slowed after going five and, half furlongs and finished almost in 6 walk
 There were no. other starters.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
MANY PROMINENT COLE SEARS
 ENTERED STERN OPEN.TOURNEY

{ Detroit, Aug. 21-(By the A P.)- Nearly every prominent golfer of the country, professional and amateur, was here or en route to Detroit : to-. night for. the opening Wednesday, nor ming of the western open champion ship, to be decided over the couse of the Oakland Hills Country club.
 Gene Sarazen, national open and professional title holder, and Walter Hagen, Western open champion, were missing from the entry list, but aside from these two, there were few pre- .fessionals of note that were not count in.
 Early arrivals on the scene of the contest, about 100 of them, played practice rounds today and all of them were enthusiastic of the course, de- claring it a good test for the most expert.
 Jock Hutchison put Oakland Hills in a class with Oakmont and George TurnbulI of Midlothian said it was
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

"wonderful' and a perfect champion ship course.
 Emmet French. runner-pp in the professional tournament last week; Bobby Crutksfia nk.l Mike Brady, Geo. w. Diegel and Pat O'Hara, former Irish champion were others out Tor practice rounds
 They were bit backward when asked for thetns scpres,, but there were several s73ssE anM somebody started a report that Brady made 6S. The Oakland pro, however denied this.
 He has several times equalled the course record set by Walter Hager at ST.
 Most of those out today contentee themselves with trying out the bacl tees and familiarizing themselves witt the many traps and natural hazards Although without heavy rain sfol more than two months, the greens art in splendid condition. The fairwayl are hard and fast.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
SPORT NOTES

It would appear that Governor Me
 Cray of Indiana makes a distinction
 between the classes in determining whether a boxing match is illegal or otherwise. The Governor declares that as DempseX-is the heavyweight cham .pion and his title was at staAe the af-
 sair was a prize fight. Benny Leonard Loxed bouts with Kansas and Ham rner in Michigan City and the cham pion's title was just as much at stake tt Dempsey's yet the Governor did ,sot prohibit thes matehes. However, there is more publicity in3ident to the calling of a bout for thn .lnrld &
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
NEW HAVEN CLUB GIVES
 GEORGIA PEACH A RIFLE

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 21-Ty Cobb added to his collection of guns when he appeared here yesterday in an exhibition game < petween the New Haven. Eastern League cilfh and the Dst~oit TigeHs. SheEfff 9honals l.. Reil'y of New Haven county ppese.lt ed an automatic z3rifIe hesialf Of tne local club, ip when Cobb is . s.ocnbolder. A year agoEs loc;tl fans gave the <GeorgIa Peach a shotgun when he attended dinner here.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
PIRATES TAKE LlsTLEss
 GAME FROM BRAVES

Pittsburgh, Aug. 21-Boston failed to get a man to third base until the ninth inning today, and Pittsburgh won 5 to 1. through Hamilton's bril- liant pitching. The Braves played list lessly after the Pirates drove in three runs in the first.
 Powell attempted to make shoe string catch of a liner by Traynor in the eighth and the ball went to the flagpole for a homer. Boston 5 run was the result of three hits. The Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
NUGGETS PLAY INTERVIEW
 AT HOSPITAL DIAMOND TODAY

The Nuggets. a team picked from the stars of the recent. Ayant Mug get series, will meet the Riverview team at aie Norwich. State Hospital grounds this Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The fAlggets- will pre5e,l a strong lineup and gv to the Hospital with the firm determination to win. A real battery will do the heavy far he smoke team.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
AMSTERDAM sREsuLTs

.... .... National League .... ..... Pittsburgh 5, Boston 1. No other games scheduled.
 American League Detroit IS. Boston 3. Philadelphia z, St. Louis G.. No other games scheduled.
 International League Jersey City 10, Buffalo 2. , Rochester S, Reading 1. ss. No ether games scheduled.
 Eastern League Springfield F, Albany 2. Bridgeport 6, Hartford 3. New Haven z. sPittsffeid Waterbury, Worcester game pla5ic. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
COBB GAINS A POINT
 ON GEORGE sisLER

Chicago, Aug. 21zATy Cobb, Detroit batting star, gained a point on his rival, George Sisler of St. Louis in tE'air race for the batting horors of the American league today. Following a day of rest yesterday both athletes swung back into action today. Cobb making two hits in four times at bat, while ,Sisler poled out a like number in five times at bat Sisler leads with an average of .4os. Cobb is trailing a mark ot .3s9.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
paredeMIs Want eanl,ee

The Daredeviis of Taftviile would like to arrange a game with the iIar digs or the Lrlple A, for Sunday a5 ;echoon at Tafvtille. The bare Ies8iy nave won { out of 15 gares riayed and are considered the fastest te:s1r fer tne avel age age in this SC eunr Q! the stale. r the above 'teans. c5rnpt Ilay the Da redevils Ee .As to hda
 from any cher team between the ages of .5 and IS years. Al: = before Sat ' rday .e.tt gh this J1yo:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
THREE TEAMS ELIMINATED
 IN PRINTERS, LEAGlIE

Cleveland, Aug. 21-The Detroit, New York and St. Louis teams were eliminated in today's first round of play in the Union Printers Internation- al Baseball league championship tour nament
 Washington won from New York s to 3, and Chicago defeated St. Louis 14 to in this afternoons games. Detroit lost to Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in the morning game.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
AmorIcan League
ATHLETICS SET BROWNS
 BACK ANOTHER HALF GAME
National LeaEae.

Philadelphia, Aug. 21-Philadelphia made it three out of four from St. Lauis today by winning the final game of the series to g. while the Yankees, being idle, gained half game on the Browns.
 A pair of home runs in the first inning by Welch and Perkins off Kolp and Davis helped the locals in SCOT ing five runs. Williams had two hits, running his string Of hitting in con Secutive games to 25. Score:
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
GRAND CIRCUIT HORSES
 IN QUARTERS AT SYRACUSE

Syracuse, N. Y.,4 Aug. 21-The ad- vance guard of the Grand Circuit cav alcade, which comes to the meeting here in connection swith the State Fair next month, reached Syracuse today. Ben White and Wills Rosemier, pass ing up the Poughkeepsie, Boston and Hartford meeting; today lave tlfeir stables quartered at the track: here,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Alexandria Bay, N. Y, Aug. 21-The Myopia Sea Gulls today defeated the Buffalo Country club. four, to t in the final match of the. Thousand Island Polo tournament for the Lucy Hill trophy Three of lBuffalos goals were conceded in handicap.
 In another game the Thousand Is- land team defeated the Motreal First four, to 6, Thousand Island benefit ted by goal handicap.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Prospects of coal short; age during the coming winter have re- vived interest in. the plan of Simon Lake submarine inventor. to salvage coaA from silnken wrecks in Long Island sound and along the Atlantic seaboacd by the use of his specially constrlcted submarine which permits examination of the bed of tho sound or any like body of water.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
BECKETT REPORTED TO HAVE
 SIGNED FOR MORAN

Southampton, Eng, Aug. 21-(By the A. P0-Joe Beckett, the English heavyweight, fighter, is reported to have signed articles of agreement to fight, Frank Moran. the American pu- gs;!isa and Georges Carpenter, the Frenchman, in London this fall. The bout with Moran it is said will take place about September 30 and that with Carpenter, at the end of Oc- tober.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
THIRTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL
 WINS SWIMMING RACE

New York, Aug. 21-Miss Doris o. Meara, 1S year old swimming star of the New York Women's Swimming association, yesterday won the Ma tfonal A. A. U. SSG-yard free style swimming championship, defeating three older club mates. The time was IA minutes, 43 seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
Durable Dane Win.

woonsocket, R. l.. Aug. 21-Peter Hartley, Brooklyn lightweight won the referees decision over Johnny Dar- ey of Bayonne, N. J., in a 12-round bout here tonight, The, victor won eight out of the dozen rounds while three went to Darcy and one was even.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
HANKS HILL

Mrs waylsnd 1de made a. trip to Norwich last week.
 Mrs. Mary Boglisclf and son Myron were in WFllimantic Saturday
 Oryo Hanks has started up the mi with six hands working.
 Mrs. Mikes strer has retuf1ied to New York a 2 Av=
 Mrs. Mary Boglasch attended the Spring Hill church supper and sale.
 Carl Miller has bought anew car.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
pempesey Returns Homo

Chicago, Aug. F21-Jack Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion, de- parted tonight for Los Angeles for few days visit with his folks. Af- ter, short stay on the coat he will return to appear in several exhibition he said
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
IWkUREGAN WINS FROM
 FAST PUTNAM TEAM

In a last gap,o It .WaGrecan Sup ] day afternoon the Wauregaa team de- feated the Putnam Mfg. Cc., boys at a score of 4 to 5. Wilde who pitched 1 for Wauregan was hit freely but kept his hits well scattered ana was steady | tl the piI,cles. The -Wauregdn team mays al Ccoum on next Saturday. The
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
MYoPlA TEAM TAKES LEAD
 FOR RATHBORNE. CLIP

Narragansett Pier, R. T., Aug. 21-- today in the first event of the polo contest for the .Rathborne Memorial cup. The game was slow. Myopia and the United States army team will play the final match for the cup Ded- nesday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
TIGERS STAGE RALLY IN
 SIXTH AND WIN FASH V

Boston, Aug. 21-Detroit won it's third straight game from Boston to- day Is to. 3. A batting spree in the aixth inning gave the visitors ten runs off the Red Sox pitchers. Hell mann making two singles in tha- in- ming. The score:
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
GAMES TODAY. American League.

Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York.
 Nationai League. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, No other games scheduled.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
.ri,.rs Win an.i l,s.

The Gree eville Tige-s and the Pres ton Stars .r1it even Tn q dulb!a neal CT. ch -uhfsY the Tlg 4rs winning the
 first game 2s and If and losing the ssce:.d 70 Z. ---l GoI 3;s. play, >cy cs U Toldblatt tvs A cG:one lea. tired.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

Hsls-y --.....a Sooro o-5 Chamber c< Co-nmence O. 1--3
 TFD b.s hfts. Zunn. Harris. DriscOli. Biyen. Turoe base hits. HarrH. Bliyen. Hit by pitcher. Pendieton and Houston. by Park. Struck out. by Dnrou 6: hy Park g. by Clapp .. Double plays. Douofan tunazsisifdl Wccch tunAsSetedl.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
PIttsburph tNl

Cx) Batted for oeechger in sth.
 Score by inninSi: Bostcn .. .........,.1 osON0 | 7-4 Pittsburgh .. .aS 0 0 Q | 0 0i, I5 Two base hits Maranyile. Home run. Traynor
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

woodmont.-Announcement has beel made of the annual tennis tournament O the woodmont Country club. entries fo which will c.ose Aug. 25.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

oNUlV I1 IHHHI2s- St Louis . gO Q Q | s ns Philadelphia .....J 0 0 % xE7
 Two base hits. Hauser. Walker. Welch. Jacob son. Mcdaifus. Home runs Weseh Perkins
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
ToDAY,s SPORTS

ToDAY's SPORTS
 RAGING Meeting of Saratoga Association. at Saratoga Springs. Meeting of Windsor Jockey Club. at Windsor, Ont,
 TROTTTNG Grand Circuit meeting at Pough- keepsie.
 Great Western Circuit meeting at Aurora, Ill.
 GOLF New Jersey State caddie cham pionshdp, at West Granger.
 TENNIS National doubles championship tournament at Boston. Central Pennsylvania champion ship, at Altoona.
 POLO International tournament of the Thousand Islands Polo Club.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

@ Bstted for " Collins :n 5th. A 70
 txx) Batted for Russell in 9th. 1 Score by innings
 Detroit ,s........e no ! 1-.s Boston ......,....0 Q 3 Q Q Q e.
 Two base hits. Yeach. Cutsha# Jones' Three base hits. Veach, Heiman, Chaplin.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
Putnam Mfg. Co.
SEA GULLs WIN FROM
 BUFFALO POLO TEAM

Totals s7 sFss Total.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22

TIllN n I6 T I3
 irf Donogan out for interference.