Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-07
SPORT WORLD BRIEFS


 More major league players have been released to Waterbury this season than to any other Eastern league club with the sole e1oceptiAp Of New Haven. The players secured from the majors by tile Brasscos are: From Giants, Walter kopf. second basegnan Frank Schmidt, catcher. and Percy Malone. pitcher; from Yankees Ed Neusel, outfeieer from Braves, Garland Braxton and Al P!eroti pitchers; Hugh o'ReRan, catcher. and Thoanss Dooley, infelder.
 Big Edy Walsh. most famous of all sDiuball pitchers and for years hero Of 6:hicagos South Side fans. is making good as the youngest member of Ban Johnson's staff of American League um- pires. Walsh. is working in the spring series now being played by the Senators and Braves.
 ] Before taking on JohnRy Buff in the 1 title bout sla ted, for the Garden May 3. l Joe Lynch wifi engage in two tits He I will meet Harry Martin . at the Rink i Sporting Club of Brooklyn Saturda! night and Terry Martin Of Providence in a ten-round decision go at the Arena in Boston on April II.
 Johnny Dundee, worlds junior light i weight champion. is having considerable i difficulty in findin@ a suitable opponent 1 for his proposed title bout at the Lex ington Opera House on Thursday April 13 Benny Vaiger. who was the latest prospect for the match. informed Match mal-n~. Matty Zimmerman yesterday that he could not accept the bout, for the req son that he could not got into proper condition in time for such an important
 bout. Vincent (PerDer) Martin. whc
 was originally scheduled as Dundee's opponent was forced to cancel the en- l eazement because of an injured hand
 It is expected that another rival VI! be found for Dundee, within a day ol
 go. otherwise. Dundee will " defend hi. championship at this club at latel
 date.
 Frank MarnelI. the former Fordhan star. will be sretained by the Water1buT'
 club but Catchers Thole and Leahy VII
 receive notices of their release befor' the end of the week Manager Billy Gil has been installed in Waterbury swampv outfeld and first practice VII
 be held Wednesday.
 Boston seribes after watching hiT trim Nate Seigel claim Dave Shade meas
 ures up to each and every requirerne en Q of champion. For fast footwork duck ing and rolling out Of punches and oloch | ing Shades work was a treat.
 l. Dick T,oftus and Bernard Starr hay arrived. joined the Bridgeport club an E fool, mart in the workout. Gene McCan T sent his squad through Wednesday aftel 2 l,noon. NcCann has maDped out schet ' uIe of two practice sessions g. dsv Tor tf
 next three weeks for the Amerlcans' $. Manager Jack Corey of the H"rtfor 'l club says he is going to concentrate Il e a+tantion ohiedv upon developine hittip -e With Pennington Sloan and Head di F back. and backed up by Swamev ar -o Cotriss. both portside twrlers- Coffey V not worrying about his pitching.
 Red Sex stack. by Inc way, has pirk'
 tlp so1e within the past lew day
 Catcil>r "Muddy" Ruel is once more
 I the fold. He signed 2 contract with Ma lager Hugh Duffy at Dyersburg, Teni , Tnasds The return Of Ruel was $; IT. news td Fred Lent, Of Proyjdsnce. Le
 was given his unconditional Mlease. , Ia. Beckett the British heayyweiE II chan1Dion. and George Cook, holder \. the Australian championship. are to ha
 consolation battle in London nc 'n Monday night, the scheduled distan ns being 20 rounds. Both men have be
 toppled bv Georges eCarpentier. Beelt
 is picked to stop the Antipodean. > .l Ty Col,b has sent wsrd to Own
 George Weiss of the New Haven club G.. Rocky Mount that he is looking over
 couple of moundanen with view