Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19

 that the local team came to crossing the Killingly line. Boynton and Kilroy dissolved partnership. Coniey will man age Siegel and Carter will look after Pal Reed.
 Jack Strubing, ex-Princeton back, is l at Nassau on crutches He suffered a | broken leg playing baseball, not foot | ball.
 Penn State which isn't coming to tho l Stadium to play off that 1922 tie, has two centers each weighing just over 200 pounds. One is Capt -Newsn' Bentz and the other T. H. Murray.
 The Shevlin and Trambitis bout, which was to have been held in Lynn next week, has been called off.
 Fight fans are by far the easiest marks of any sporting element. For an example, the argument now being stag ed between the managers of Kid Kaplan Meriden's gentleman boxer who short I time ago flattened Johnny Shugrue's nose, and Andy Chaney of Baltimore, who are slated to furnish the fireworks on the car at Weiss park, New Haven Friday night, over the referee, A pears to be nothing other than hoax 0 in terest the fight enthusiasts of the state. And they will fall flor it too.
 Frankie SchoeIl, crack Buffalo welter- weight, put away Steve Latze of Scran- ton, Pa, in the third round of their scheduled ten rounder Monday night in the Bison City. Schoell is rated with the best welterweIghts in the country and is one of the few who hold verdict over Dave Shade
 l Benny Valger is in Eddie Mead's sta ble of minister's may be matched soon with Mickey Travers at New Haven. It is understood that an Elm City pro- moter is seeking to bring the two to- gether.
 Peeved because the Jack Renault-Gene Tunney bout scheduled for the Garden Friday night was called off and replac- ed by the White Marks tilt, Leo Flynn withdrew Bobby Michaels from his ad- vertised match with Andy Thomas in l the Garden. Flynn was called before the 1 New York. Boxing commission S,nd was told that he either would go through with I the match or that he and his boxer would receive ninety days suspension. Flynn didn't like that ninety day threat and decided to let Michaels box Thongs on Friday night according to sched- ule.
 I Word has been received from England that Harry Watkins, holder of the world professional running record for an hour. II miles, 12S9 yards. has passed to the
 great beyond. He made the record at
 Rechdale. Eng, Sept. 16 1S99 He had pacing on foot and wheel in what was Ipurely record attempt. and not race
 Ef< Raw of Cornell. named in 1891
 for many an All-American team, was running temperature of nearly 10S two
 days before last weeks game. Still he
 played against New Hampshire state, | did his fIIll Of he
 parently suffered no i'll effects.
 Pal Reed and Louis Bogash box in
 New York next Tuesday night Bogash
 will box Young Fisher at Bridgeport Oct.
 30.
 Gordon Munce. Pastime A. c. amateur
 boxer, who formerly held the national
 amateur heavyweight championship, has been restored to good standing in the Amateur Athletic Union, after having
 reconsidered his decision to turn pro- fessionaL This became known yesterday
 when it was announced that Munce
 would be one of the team of seven anna tteur boxers which will compete against Canadians in tournament at Toron-
 to, Ontario Thursday and Friday nights Willie Hoppe played the best billiards : he has shown all season Tuesday night at the Hoppe-Peterson Billiard Rooms ir a practice match with Edgar F. Apple
 by, national and international amateul 3 1S.2 balkline champion. Hoppe won by 3 300 to 36, averaging 50 and having al 1 unfinished high run of 243. During this long run Hopes all-around play wa.
 up to his best form. Appleby had a higl
 run of 22 and an average of T 1-6 . The first serious injury of the seasoJ on the Rutgers gridiron squad was dis 7 covered Tuesday, when H. F. Keller , first-string fullback, was put under . doctors care with blood poison in al : ankle. Keller has only played parts O
 the three games on. acyount of wha " was originally strained ligament in hi.
 knee and was showing rapid improve
 ment when an infection set in, due to ss tight bandage. He will be lost to tn, team for several weeks. With forty candidates f/ embIed Ca lumbia fencing practice began TuesdaJ
 in the gymnasium. Coach James Mur
 ray, dean of Columbia athletic tutors
 was on hand to welcome the squad, bu T Captain Harold F. Bloomer was detain ed and could not take part in the open
 ing drill, The squad of forty was tn,
 biggest that lAs come out for th;m spor ; in many years. and Coach Murray vii f feel no shortage in Material r At the request of the United State r Lawn Tennis Association, the Interna
 Llondl ConIerence Of Lawn Tennis Fed erations, which was scheduled to talk | place in raI4s Lne latter part of thi month, has been postponed until Dec Z 20, and the site of the meeting ha
 been shifted to London. Margaret Dillon 1858 I-4 is the Grant Circuits leading race and money win : ming pacer of 1922.
 l A stadium that will seat 30, ,0e0 peoul , and an athletic field of eight acre. : are planned for Marquette university ; Milwaukee.
 Peter Manning, king of speed, cover 5 ed an average of 45.22 feet each sec ond when he set the worlds record o 1:56. 3-4
 5 i Challenges are being hurled thick an
 fast al Rancho Villa, the new boxin ! champion in the flyweight division. Joe Fogarty, who used to develop som : great basketball teams at Pennsylvania is now basketball coach at Tale
 The post-season series with New Have | and St. Paul netted the Baltimore Ori s oles tidy sum
 From the size of their scores to dat the Cornell football eleven appears to b the .'steam-ro1ler'' of the east.
 Mickey Walker is expected to giv : Jack Britton,s the weiter champ. req fight when the pair meet Il New ' orl
 Nov
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