Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
Basketball Wednesday, Nov. 18th
 BALTIC CTI.i SOUTH yzLllEECN vs.
 WANDEE E.Ea2S . 8 p. m.-Fas. Preliminary

just now. appears ;o uc g worthy op- uonent for Champion '...Is Walker
 New York go5zip hzs it that we'd ding bells soon VIII f.- l.E bOlh Frank iE.fsrh and i.I"n.r i.an oi the worlds champion a-a..
 The big iez-.e 5a-e1-.. tourists now playing in Japan val .u ,nFlSlniis in Manila. Th-r aTe u.. tp arrive iu San Francisco .'tuuHrE tt-
 Perhaps Hte fu.-~e w.I seen Protes- siUnal g.rc.'s as Up.C-nH.s iH salary disputes, much .. 5." l.[".'A oI the D.g laagle uii gls-.- .- today.
 The Chicago Cubs s.glrs taey wor minor ltag.e s.r-- E.Hf .h-E ianu- ed Hobby EE.eEf- a n --.'4n Rock ln- fielder. via r-e 5a.sE --.E-a-
 Right now Tom Gi6oon-, the St | Paul batflcT. s.,-.- tn Ia lly only boxer mak-ng 2. f.ll e.fars tp ctiacn match with Jack Dempsey
 1t seems strange --zs any effort should be Haun g. .-E 'Ha.4 Greasy I-Ecaie. after ihn ....-...1l. .l.l ss.ceSs , of the Nash!nstua and Jefferson loot i ball eleven.
 Pancro Villa. American flggcight : champion. fa,t,s 80 d.Ha..lrs I.ltanl- i weiEhJ or HasHi .I iiHs-pn -"t- @', when he swaps pgua!-s with IOuns , Montreal lr teu-raaldgr. "irish Johnny' C-r.in, bantam weight champion Di -seN -e ssF, who I has been sons a- a .-H.T....t T-cc, , takes on La.ny. Edwards tau-snt lt | the Pioneer 4. t. Df .>eN a..k. ! The Soyt1 Atlantic hsse5z.l league believes in getting on inc sob early. The sally has Eglu its annual meet ing and fixed the opening us-.t sea son for April lG. -- f-r~ ! the Bay Dlll-e- -.- --- ll.La. e-shi
 claims ihlJ Tommy Llu=.lT-l. Harry Greb and Gene Tunl!-y are persistent in dCdgIng offers To box smith. William s. Flynn, brother cf Jacl Flynn. who mana -eu Worcester lasi
 season, was elected governor Uf Rhode
 Island. Baseball fans sure do vote and
 stand by their elan.
 Canadian hockey associations will take steps to stop their players j1mp- i ing to teams acrOGs Ine border. Each
 season finds a large uursner 0i Ca nadian players hopping over tle line. Jimmy Robertson, of Carnegie Tech and Bots Brunner, of Lafayette, are
 running a close race for individual
 scoring honors among Eastern grid
 iron warriors.
 Few ball players knew the fine
 points Of pitching, fielding and bat
 ting as does Smoky Joe Wood. Yale
 showed rare judgment in signing the iCleveland star as a baseball coach. Fl Arrangements are being made for . squad of boxers from Enslish colleges
 to come to America to try conclu- sions with a team from Harvard and Yale.
 The fall rowing season at Harvard ended Friday with a five-crew race
 over course of a mile and seven 9 eighths on the Charles river. won by : the first varsity crew. coached by
 Frank Muller, the time being Io:2I. l George K. o. chsney, Baltimore's f powerful hitting lightweight, has been Q matched to box Charlie Pitts 0f Aus s tralia in Philadelphia November 90 [ Chaney is one of the best drawing = cards in Phily.
 r Willie Jackson, New York light . weight, will make an effort to regain . his place in the pugilistic sun Novem- - Der 27 when he meets Kid COster In e New Orleans. The bout is scheduled
 for fifteen rounds.
 e Tommy Cleary, Pennsylvania box . CT, has advanced into the welterweighi = ranks and will make his debut as a F member of that division tomorrow ). night when he meets Tommy Golden
 mittster froEi the Keystone state
 in a ten rounder at Atlantic City.
 Frankie Young Mack, HartforC n featherweight, will ply his ring trade
 in New York and Pennsylvania statei T the next month or two. He Is soon 'tC '' make his debut at Erie Pa. A BuffalC 1, manager is getting him number O. '. bouts.
 ' Jack (Kid) Wolfe, the Cleveland Il Il bantamweight. has been restored t' ' good standing by the New York Box '" ing Commission after a thirty-da,
 suspension for engaging in bout ii
 Canton, Ohio. against Midget Smith T Harlem bantamweight, who was thei
 under suspension.
 l. Ed (Strangier) Lewis, worlds cham k pion heavyweight wrestler. Frida, night retained his crown by. defeat is ing "Toots" Mondt, Colorado cowboy s two out of three falls. Mondt won tn
 first fall in 90 minutes. 15 seconds e Lewis won the second in g. minutes e 50 seconds, and the third In min
 utes, 5 seconds.
 'e Ice skating and hockey playing i Il the Arena, Yale's indoor rink. vii
 open next Wednesday. The candidate .e for various teams win then be calle. l. out. The university expects a very ac st tive skating season. and in this re
 creative sport the city participates a .- the rink at times is available to th D general public.