Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-31


Yale, one on Saturday at Yale field
two games with the sTugging Baltimore
Orioles. champions Of the international
Lea sue, in Baltimore and games with the
hoston Red soNs and Philadelphia Ath-l
Nt,e Newe Yerk stats athletic cenmls-
sion ruled that beginning April Is. all
CLUBS must Open their boxing programs
with az four-rouhd bout followed by a
slx-ronnd contest. The balance Of the
program IS left to the discretion Of the
club naanaeement 1t IS also specified
that the nain bout must start not later
than 10 b. IN
Tin Luke Wsngwat Ia going to make
Charles Paddock, Of Los Angeles, the
worlds fastest human steD his BEST
at the Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Union.
to sprint fans. Tin IS 4 slim American
Chinese student Of tbs University o. Ha-!
Wall and has covered tie 1e0-yard dis
tance IN 10 seconds nat,
Hxmie Geld and eBab9f Herman, star
blemates, box IN philadelphia Saturday
The former will opndte Eounz Reno and
! theSlatter will mingle with kid Wagner.
The bouts are earded for the Sational A.
erweigHt protee. and one OF the nuner-
Gus chailenEers for the crown now worn
1 by Johrn.' Kilbare. may attach himself
70 the champions party and sail for
Europe on April Il with the idea Of
| meeting the Ming Of the. featherwe.ght
division. on The other side.
James J. Corbctt. once heaFyweikht
champion boxer. Is going back to his old
home town Of San Francisco next week.
| and several Of his former pals. who knew
Nin1 when he worked at the old Nevada
bank and became. champion Of the Olym-
nic Club. have gotten UP a dinner and
| edo you remember" feast for him At
the club Monday night. About 500
I Olympians are expected.
- Georges Carpenter. king Of the LIGHT
heavies. has been knocked out three
lines. Renny Leonard knocked out
Johnny Kilbane when the latter stepped
Iont of Ills class for bout at Piailsdel-
nhia Jim Flynn knocked out Jack
Dempsey and the world IS convinced
Johnny Wilson was knocked out by Bry-
an Downev in Cleveland while Buff has
also had the fatal ten tolled over him.
The T-niyersftv Of PeHn~yI~ania relay
i Team. which is to meet Oxford and Cam
bridge in four-mile race Anril g. had
its first real workout at the Queens
sub Wednesday afternoon. Coach
Robertson put his five runners through a
! stiff inety-fninutes practice.
| EcFrnlNE 6tNutuIH WIS HrHHttctF e
icppted Wednesday as the site for holding
the 1924 Olympic. games. Roth the Par
Is municipal council and the 0iymDi.
J committee came to this agreement. thus
ending the deadlock over the question
that has existed since last July.
jack Brltten. worlds welterweisht
!, champion. besides being the, oldest title
holder, being kline Of the 145-nnnndsr.
at 81. enjoys another unique distinction
he is tbs only lchampion who has neyel
bean knocked out.
) Fred r. Dawson. head feoslisA c6sel
: and acting director since the resignatic.
Of Fred W. I.uehring has been annoint
led director Of athletics at the Univer
stty Of Nebraska, Dawson came from
! 1.-The Princeton caacfing staff. He VIII
: assume the positions Of dean Of men
TeneraI athletics director and head foot
K ball coach.
The N@braelSa state BesebslI L-az1'
has qualified in Class D Of the Nations
ssociatfan OF Professional Rasehal
Clubs Announcement TO this effect wa.
: Ifnade by Secretary John H. Farrell. O.
..sttIle National association.