Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-18

Midget as a winner in his bout with Bantam Champion Joe Lynch in New York, Dec. 22.
 George Owen, Harvard football star and captain of the Crimson hockey team is as great a performer on the ice as he is on the gridiron.
 Bill Clymer, last year manager of the Newark Internationals, has been signed by the Baltimore club of that league, to act as coach and scout.
 Three extra periods were needed be- fore the University of Pennsylvania defeated the Naval Academy at SOC cer, by a score of to l, here today.
 Having won Il six-day bicycle races during his career as g long-distance rid CT, Al GoulIet may lay claim to being the worlds champion merry-go-rounder. Duffy Lewis, Pacific Coast league manager and player, was a recent visitor to New York and Boston, in both If which cities he performed as big league guer for many years.
 Fred Sheets, student at Waite high l i ledo to Boston in order to see his school i football team play the Maiden high 1 school eleven.
 Oxford easily defeated Cambridge Saturday in their annual cross -coun- | try run, a distance of ' 1-2 miles. 1 Oxford's time was Al minutes, 29 3-5 seconds.
 Turner Barber. first baseman and outfielder of the Chicago National league team has been acquired by the Brooklyn. club. He batted .309 in S4 1 games last season.
 The football game scheduled for New. London on Saturday, December | 16, between the Sub Base and the All New Britain State champions was called off Saturday afternoon:
 Efforts are being made by Phila- delphia promoter to close a match be- tween Pancho Villa, Filipino, holder of the American 1Iyweight, and Young Montreal, New England bantamweight
 Army rolled up another big score al basketball today, defeating Connecti- cut Agricultural College at 52 to 19 and incidentally taking revenge for z beating which the Aggies administer ed year ago.
 A meeting between Johnny Kilbant and Eugene Criqui for the feather weight championship of the world has practically been decided upon, the bou to be held at the Polo Grounds in New York on May 30, next.
 The proposed Gene Tunney-Bil | Brennan heavyweight match slated fol i New York, December 29, has falleI through because of the Brennan-F'loy( contest being arranged for Januar! 12.
 Coburn Haskell, 54, Cleveland mil lionaire, died at Cleveland Saturday He was a member of the Pastinn'
 Stables, owners of Grand Circui
 horses. He invented the Haskell gol ball.
 Coach Spears of the Vest Virgini; football eleven, which fs to play Oregon on Christmas Day, is making his sec
 ond trip to the coast. He coached tn . .uccessful Dartmouth team that defeat d Washington university at Seattle i!
 1919.
 Catcher Alex Schauffel, property o 1, the Toledo club of the American As : sociation. has been sold to the Water
 bury club of the Eastern League Schauffel played with the Waterbur 5 club last season under a Toledo op tion.
 George Au1bach, hailed in recen 3 years as Boston's leading public link : golfer. has forsaken the ranks of tn
 amateurs. He will make his debut a
 a professional here in the employ ( 3 a sporting goods house giving lesson l in the game.
 Willie Jackson, New York light = weight, who is no longer a dangerou q performer, was offered date to figf r Joe Benjamin, in San Francisc
 Christmas afternoon, but Jackson
 manager, Sammy Goldman, passed Q up
 b Leading Philadelphia sportsme
 have just organized the Penn Athlet
 Club and are planning the construt ,-i ton of $3,000,000 clubhouse. Ont ,e third of the money is to be raised