Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11
MUCH INTEREST IN YALES PROGRAM
 OF "SPORTS FOR ALL" IS BEING SHOWN

Smith and Billy Carney and Pickles Mar tin and Wildman Gould will hook up.
 Charley Harvey, who for the past twenty years has been importing the best of the European boxers. Is eagcI to sign his clever English light, Ted Merchant, with any of the topnotchers. Harvey claims that Marchant has de- feated Sid Barbarian and Pete Hartley since his arrival here.
 wally Covert, former metropolitan. A A. U. middleweight champion. will for sake the simon pures for the profes- sional ring this week, and has placed himself under the management of Jim my Lowe. Covert will make his debut as a professional at the Commonwealth club in two weeks.
 Forty rounds of boxing. consisting cf three tens six and a four round pre- linlinagy have been arranged for til" show at the Broadway Exhibition clTn of Brooklyn, Monday night. The star ev- ents will bring together Wolf Larsen and Yussel Pearlstein. Willie Kohler and Sam my Stone and Mickey Brown and Jack Hausner.
 U. S. S. Delaware tonight was claim ant of the gridiron supremacy of the Atlantic Fleet after defeating L. s. s. Relief at Boston Saturday by a score of 27 to 2. Rawlings, quarterback for the Delaware team. scored two of his teams four touchdowns and threw forward passes which resulted in the other two.
 The Southern Intercollegiate Con- ference delegates in session reelected the present officers for another year. They are: Dr. S. B. Sanford of the University of Georgia, president; Dr. J. B. Crenshaw of Georgia Tech, vice | president and M. W. Daugherty of the University of Tennessee, secretary | treasurer.
 1 Cardinal OConnell of Boston has | donated a cup, through the Knights j of Columbus, for the champion relay l team of the Catholic colleges of the country. It Is said to be the first time
 that Cardinal has given a trophy l for an athletic event, although Arch
 bishop Hayes of New York gave one for the indoor championship meet two years ago.
 Frankie Fasano fast rising West siIe 1 bantam, who in his last few starts stop ped Jimmy Proto and defeated Mickey Delmont and Teddy Smacka. has been
 signed to meet Charley Triano in the
 stellar twelve-round contest at the Ham, ilton \. c. of Passsic W. J., Dec. IT. Fasano will also meet the best opponent obtainable at the Pioneer club in thras l weeks.
 l West Virginia for the East and Con.
 zaga for the West. will be the con.
 testants in San Diego's annual in.
 tercollegiate East West Christmas da,
 football game in the San Diego Sta.
 dium, it appeared certain after a meet.
 ing of the San Diego Athletic ana
 Reception Association, a non- profit or.
 ganization which schedules the con.
 tests.
 The interscholastic 200-yard rela, l swimming record was broken Satur. day by the Mercersburg Academ,
 swimmers in a dual meeting witt
 Baltimore City college, when the hom, i natators swam the distance in IA 2-5. This lowers the former mark es tabltshed last year by Lawrencevill, Academy by 1-5 seconds. Mercers
 burg won the meet by 46 to '. Goullet- -Belloni won the 6-day bicy ] cle race at Madison Square Garden Brocco and Coburn finished second and the Egg-Eaton combination third The final score was PAST miles,
 laps at the end of the 143rd hour. /
 few moments before the finish Cast . man took a bad fall on "Deadman' Curve" when his front tire worke, loose as he tried to mount the rim O . the saucer.
 Eddie Kid" Wagner, the tall Phila
 deiphian. who has divided honors wit D. Kid" Kaplan in his two bouts with tn MeHden idol, winning the first tilt an {, dropping the verdict in the second, i ' training tndustriously to get in the bes 2 shape of his career for his bout nex 7 Monday night in the Garden Wagner to meet Jack Bernstein in ten-roun
 tilt Bernstein is 8 New .Yonk yout
 who has been forging to the front rapid - ly and Wagner must be in perfect fet Q tie to make winning fight.
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