Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-02

importance to any except the followers of ., particular o5llege team. Yale had a. good season and the Aggies and Wes- leyan also came through in the greater number of their games. Trinity, as has been the case for some years pas. failed to show anything on the diamond
 Basketball
 In the great indoor winter game. the smaller colleges of the state stood fortk as the sources of some ef tho best hoop sters in the east, if not in the entire country Yale was the oily one of the four institutions of the state which failed 10 make 3 creditabie showing. all though the EIis did succeed fa trim ming Wesleyan. Trinity defeated the Aggies in two hard l5ught games and after the season was over. challenged the Yale five for a post season game to settle the college championship of the state. Yale, however, was unable to ac- sept, and Reach's guide, which rated the Trinity. five as the best five In the state. said the state title remained in foulbt." The Trinity team besides talk Ing the Afegies into camp in both games handed Harvard 8 terrible beating. 25 E 13, and also conquered Boston Col
 ege, Hamilton, Middlebury, Vermont and Albany Law.
 The present season has just started and bids fair to place the three smaller Connecticut colleges even higher in the basketball 9lan Of fame than they were sast year, if such a thing Is possible | Neither Trinity. Wesleyan nor the Az sies have yet l2st 2 game. and the Warmers have to their credit victories | over Harvard, Brown and West Point Vale prospects for a good five are non, 100 bright
 Minor Sports
 Track is the leading minor sport ill : She Connecticut colleges, and is essenti- {; ally a minor sport, although tech{ncany {, rated as maJor- sport in most of them
 Yale and Wesleyan had the best track | teams this year, with the Aagfes dis. placing Trinity from third place by vir. 1 sue of 8 6S ito CT score ir favor # the 5torrs team in the dual meet beayeer the two colleges. Yale, in Landon ol She U. s. Olympic team, produced .he l greatest single track star of the year In this state. Wesleyan gets second place in the track ranking by virtue oi
 ,ts showing in the New England Inter collegiates
 Soccer is played only at Yale, al | though there seems to be considerable
 interest in the s3ort in the colleges Trinity has been experimenting with soc. cer during the past year and is likely
 to take up the English game next yeal as one of its minor sports.
 | Yale gets the palm in tennis, with | Trinity and Wesleyan about evenly
 matched for second place and the Az Eies a pq3r last. Trinity played its first l intersectionaI tennis last year when i | defeated the team of the University oi | Detroit in match played at Hartford | Fencing and shooting are confined tc Yale, none of the smaller colleges com. I peting in these sports. The Yale team made a fair redord in both of these de partments. Yale is the only Connectlcu'
 representative in the two con19arativel5 new fields of boxing and wrestling an,
 here also the Els made a good bhow Il ing.
 Hockey seems to be reviving in Con necticut. in spite of the rather per wea ther conditions. Yale has taken over thi Arena in New Haven and is lool,:is; 1 forward to the best year in it's histor.
 In the Ice sport. Trinity has also start
 ed to revive hockey and aroused sufiici 1 ent interest in the soont to have . rinl constructed by student volunteer labor
 The Hartfords college will play hocke,
 this year only as an informal sport