Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-10
SPORTING NOTES.

Jimmy Kelley is booked to meet Mike
Morley in Hartford Thursday night.
Horse racing on ice is q popular pas
time at several New England points this
winter.
Billy Glover the oJd-time Bcston weltetr-
weight, is now boxing instructor at Wesl
Point
Cleveland will repeat its $4,000 purse
of last year for the record trotters at the
North Randall track
Boxers of New York, Philadelphia
Bostot nand Pittsburgh will stage the in
tercity butts in New York Jan. 1919
OutheIder George Burns who goes to the
Cincinnati Reds, has been Il popular
| member OF the Giants for ten years.
Stanislaus zbyszko. worlds champion
wrestler, who lost but one match in one
| thousand contests, plans to retire after
one more year.
| Recent games of the Princeton universe
| ty hocke yteam show tirat the Tigers can
more than hold their own with the bes:
| of the college teams.
Looks as if the Giants have copied
! the Yankees publicity stunt in the
! paving of large bundles of money for
ball players.
Harry London, one of the most
| promising of the new crop of bantams
! will meet Sammy Nable a the Star
! Sporting Club in New York tonight
| Jimmy Kelley, Bronx middleweight,
| handed frankie Jones Of California a
stiff walloDing Saturday night in New
York
Tracy Ferguson of WaLingford Is
booked for one of the preliminaries to tho
Shngrue- Saoco bout in WorcestN~ Tuesday
night He will meet Frankie Q1iU OF
| BrociztOn in an eight-round bout.
| Benny Vulgar received the decision at thu
end of his 10-Tound bout with Archie
Walker in New York Saturday night Tht
bout was slow - Iger was luck to &c
the decision.
Pitcher Rube Parnhan1, former ORR
| ole star, whose arm went back on hin
in 1919, has received a. contract from
Manager Jack Dunn Of the Baltimor
InternatiOnals for the 1922 season,
From all accounts Mike Gibbons vii! b
the next veterans cf the ring to retire
The great St Paul boxer plans to engaS
in five more bouts and then hang Jt0 hi
padded mitts.
Manager Charles Harvey announces tina
Ned Fitzgerald, the clever Australia light
weight. has returned to America and wi
start anotser boxing campaign within
short time.
The new minor league rule agains
players rece5ving a part of their rurclias
money didn't stop Pitcher Dave Danfort'
from demanding q slice of the Money PAL
Columbus by the Browns for his release
Roy Thomas, the Phil1ies' old outfielder
returns to the National League as coach O
the st. Louis Cardinals after being out 0
the league fer ten years. Of late Thorn
as has been coaching college teams
The proposed bout between 6enn
= Leonard and Johnny Dundee, to hav
! been staged in Milwaukee, Januar
h -, has been called off, because tn
= club failed to apply for a Icence
time.
E Johnny Dundee is to meet White
= Fitzgerald in Philadelphia Tuesda
, night. His bout with Benny Leonar
y in Milwaukee on January y will b
postponed. Dundee informed the Phil
e ly promoters.
y Harvard athletes, to man, hav
h signed a petition asking the colleg
e i authorities to recognize boxing as
major sport. Action will be taken o
the petition by the athletic commits
sion Tuesday.
Howard S. ortgies, '22, Of Fores
Hills, l. l., was elected captain of tn
: Charles E. Cunningham, %, OF Hamil
= ton, Ohio, was elected manager at
: meeting Of the veterans of last year
Il team held Saturday.
e slim" Sallett, veteran left handler an
e a National League star for years ha
= signed a Toledo contract and will pitc
It for that American Association cub tn
d season, according to an announceme1