Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-24

cording to experts, might even now give the mighty Suzanne at her best a very hard game. Nile. Jung. an eighteen year old player from Havre and Mile Desclares, aged sixteen. born in Paris, are the two outstanding fem mine stars of the winter.
 A visit to Europe for games in the principal cities of England, Ireland and France is in prospect for the Wash ing Americans next fall. According to plans being made by Ted Sullivan and sanctioned by President Griffith of the Washington club the Nationals and another major league club 10 be de- cided upon later, probably one Of those in New York. will sail at the close of the season for a tour with games in London, Dublin, Cork, Par 1 is and possibly Rome.
 The following is the tennis sched- ule for the University of Vermont for i 1922:
 May r. Clark University. at Wor- l cester; IS, Holy Cross at Worcester; l 19, Union at Schenectady; 20. E. P | l. at Troy; %, Middlebury at Curling ton; 26. Union at Burlington.
 June g, Springfield at Burlington.
 Too much publicity in their under : graduate days is a big handicap Co college baseball players endeavorins to break into the big leagues direct from the college nine, is the opinion of Bill COughlin, coach of the Lafay cite College baseball team. Coach Coughlin formerly was third baseman and captain of the Detroit Tigers.
 Ira Vail. the Brooklyn boy, who 1 flashed across the speed horizon iu 1916, has again filed his entry for the tenth annual 500-mile race of the ln- dianapolis Motor Speedway on May 90 In making his entry Vail has not nom mated car, but whatever car he will drive will carry the. No. in the Me morial Day event.
 An elimination series will be con- tested next week to select the Will iiams tennis team for the coming sea son. A field of fifteen men has beer selected to participate in the event
 the list including Captain Rowse ana Prescott two veterans.
 Harry Lunte, former clevelanc
 shortstop, was purchased from the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coas League recently by the Rochester In
 
 ramento by Cleveland in part pay
 ment for Lunte.
 In decisions made public Kenesav
 Mountain Landis, commissioner oi
 baseball, held that Hub Purdue. for.
 mer major league pitcher and nor,
 recently manager of the Nashvill,
 (Tenn.) club of the Southern AssO-
 ciation. was without valid claiH
 against Nashville for back salary awarded the services of Joseph Cos grove, manager during 1921 of Wa terbury, Conn, to that club. granted reinstatement to one player and de. nied privilege of playing in organiz.
 ed baseball to five others.
 What might be termed an epidemit ) of ineiigibility among Washington anS Jefferson College students is playin; havoc with the track team at the in
 stitution, with the Penn relays bu
 one week away and the regular inter I collegiate competitions but two week distant. Two men, Captain Kemp, Con necticut quarter miller and jumpeT | and Reuter-, distant runner, have bgti
 been reinstated, through the con : ditions' but at least three others ar on the ineligible list and one of thes
 is lost permanently to the squad. , This is proving the most interestini lacrosse season in the history of tn : Na5ra1 -Aaa-5s=aE- the Enataria1 ho<h 6n