Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09

or any other rules which have been brought out up to the present mo- ment. I have used the old ring laws, set down by the estimable Marquis, as a foundation for my code, for which I will gladly make full acknowledge ment.
 'If my rules do not prove satisfac- tory in every respect I feel reasonably sure that they will at least serve as a first class groundwork for the much needed eventual official inter national boxing rules to be compiled by a more capable authority on the subject than myself"
 MINOR SPORTS AT
 YALE ARE PILING UP
 New Haven, Nov. S-As the foot ball season wanes other sports come into their own at Yale and right now there is considerable interest in many minor sports. Last evening the can didates for the Varsity and Fresh man basketball teams came out, some 60 for the Freshman team and 50 for the varsity. One notable absentee was Sam Pite, the local player who had some difficulty with the basketball authorities last season. The Fresh men put in an hour and the varsity candidates put in nearly two hours in going through the fundamentals. When the football season concludes there will be additional candidates for the two teams.
 With the formation of Class lea que, which begins next Monday, Coach Fogarty asked for assistance, and the committee has engaged his personal choice, Winnie Kincaide, of Philadelphia. Kincaide has been play ing basketball for 20 years, has always been regarded as a wonderful player and he should be of great value to Fogarty for the reason that they thor oughly understand each other.
 The Fall regatta began this after noon on the Quinnipiac river and will continue today and Friday the winning class teams will have an opportunity of meeting the | regatta. Twenty crews are entered which is more than have entered in | fall regatta in long time. The soccer football game between Yale and Cornell which was postponed from last Saturday will be played this 1 Saturday afternoon. The Yale cross . country teams, varsity and freshmen will run against Harvard and Prince | ton over the Belmont park course 1T | Boston Saturday. Announcement has | been made that there will be a minor sports book, which will admit a stu | dent to witness all sports excepting baseball and football. This book vii be sold for a slight cost in the hope l of getting more students interested in watching the various sports. Ther' is more interest in Yale athletics thi
 fall than for many years. Director O Athletics Blossom had meeting 0 1 the managers and assistants last eve ming and went over the seasont
 schedules with them. Hereafter ther will be many innovations. It is nor than likely that there will be change
 in the hours the basketball game
 have been played and in the hour that osher events have been held
 There will be a reception committe
 that will work with the managers an
 see that the visiting teams are full ly taken care of.
 Announcement. wsHs made yesterda
 morning of the addition of Joe Wood
 the former Boston pitcher, and wit
 the Cleveland team now. as the coac
 of the Freshman baseball team and tn varsity pitchers. Wood has a grea
 record as a ball player and his ex perience should help him with Yale He will work with Bernie Tommer. He will report in February.