Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-05

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 Champion Jack Dempsey, who is 1 now on his way from the coast, is l expected to arrive at New York today | according to Kearns, his manager. 1 Dempsey left Los Angeles accompan- 1 jed by Teddy Hays, who will be a | member of the Dempsey party which l is scheduled to sail for Europe on the Aquitania on April Il. Others who ! will make the trip are Manager Kearns and Joe Benjamin, the stock ton lightweight. While Kearns de- clares there is nothing new in the way of matches for the champion while ] abroad. he says that he has booked 1 Dempsey for number of exhibitions 1 in England, France Germany and Nor way. Benjamin is making the trip in i the hope of getting an engagement with Ernie Rice, the English light weight champion.
 Harold D. Drew and Frederick w. 1 Stone have been engaged for next year as members of the physical training faculty at Trinity College, according to an announcement made by Presi- 1 dent Remsen E. Ogilby. This means l that both men, who are now directing athletics at Trinity will be in charge of the teams of the Hill College for next year. Drew coaches football, bas- ketball and track, and Stone coaches 1 baseball.
 Earl Baird, who has been laid up for about month on account of an in fected cut over his eye, has been pro N reported in New York that he will meet Kid" Kaplan this month in Mer- iden.
 Walter Hagen, holder of the west ern title of the Professional Golfers Association, and former national cham 1 pion, paired with President Harding, and Jock Hutchison of Chicago, Brit ish open champion, with Edward Me Lean, Washington publisher, played a foursome Monday afternoon at the Columbia Country Club. They refused to make know the score.
 First Lieutenant Elmer oIphant, as sistant director of gymnastic and phy sical education at the United States signed a contract to become athletic director at Union College, it has been announced. Lieutenant Oliphant will begin his new duties in August. A graduate of Purdue University and the military academy, Lieutenant Oli- phant won athletic distinction during his course at West Point. He is said to be the only graduate of that insti- tuition who was ever awarded two sa- bres, the sabre being given to those cadets who win the academy letter in four major sports in one year.
 Mickey" Travers of New Haven, Conn, handed Dick Loadman of Buff falo one of the worst lickings in his career at Lynn Monday night before the Casino Athletic Club. Every one of the ten rounds went to Travers and the judges awarded him the dicision after he had easily and cleanly out pointed and outfougnt the New York fighter
 Johnny Buff, bantamwe.ght otam pion, has been matched to defend his title against Joe Lynch, in a 15-round mill at Madison Square Garden, May
 5. The articles call for 118 pounds al 2 o'clock.
 > Injuries have temporarily shot Me l. Graw's million dollar infield to pieces j. Long George Kelly is the only mem- T. Der of the quartet not on the hispi- e tai list. The injury he sustained re- = gently keeps Heinie Groh, the s15O,- e 900 third baseman, idle. Frankie Frisch, the Fordham flash, is out O y the game, to remain idle, probably un- = til the team arrives at the Polt - Grounds. The brilliant Bronx lad un n derwent an operation Monday morn
 ing on his injured toe. Indications ar' that Frisch will be compelled to fore ii go playing through the remainder o ,t the games on the road. The injured U-ic rio fnOf hpNo ,+ fected overnight on the ride iron n Memphis and sWelled to such propor v tions that it was necessary to searcl of out a doctor when the team reachet n here. A local anaesthetic was admin d. istered before the player went unde te the knife. Captain Bancroft still is i
 Meriden, where he remained after tn x- team departed. The illness of his wife ly together with the fact that his leg ve were causing him trouble, caused Ban lg croft's absence from the lineup. IT, Lou Boeash, the Bridgeport boxe he who was to have met Augie Rather d. last night in the main bout of twelv to rounds at the Pioneer Athletic Clul es broke his hand in training and wa
 obliged to call off the engagement. 1v If weather conditions are fayOrabl at track enthusiasts predict new four mi x- relay record next Saturday when the r at lay runners of the University of PenI
 sylvania meet Oxford and Cambridge re England's first relay carnival at u in Queens club.
 Lawn tennis players have experience
 two stupendous surprises. The most in
 portant is the defeat of Big Bill" ri
 den by his young protege of other year
 Vincent Richards This thing that hal
 pened in Philadelphia is providing foe
 for thought The thought takes the for
 of a question: Is TllGen slipping?
 There continue to be rumbles of To
 Davies, the former Pittsburgh backf1e
 star and captain, being member of u
 Penn football coaching staff next ia
 Coach John W. Heisman has not oficia
 ly named his assistants, but the name
 Davies has been prominently Inen+is:S-S
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