Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 16, 1914, Page 3

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GAFTAINCY | Principal and Coaches Called Upon to Break Tie For ‘Choice of 1914 Football Leader—Two Years a Regular on School Eleven. James E. McCormick has been | mann, inflelder of the Detroit team, chosen captain of the Norwich Free | had not accepted the contracts offered Academy Football eleven of 1914 aft- | by the Federal league tonignt and ac- | er a deadlock of several months. The | cording to announcement made by offl- team met several times & choose @ | cials of the local club last night, the | leader and each time the balloting re- | Degotiations Will be ended. sulted in a vote of 10-10 for McCor- President J. A. Gilmore, who came | mick and Frank Murtha. At the open- | here from Chicago to try to induce ing of the winter term another election | the plavers to sign with the Federal was held with like result, The mat- | league, returned to his home late to- fer was then placed in the hands of | day. Gt ead Coach Overbaugh and Assistant Coach Bunnell and Principal Henry | ENGLISH COM A. Tirrell for decision, with the resuit €696 TEE RESIGNS. Less Than $55,000 Raised for Olympic | Fund, London, Jan, The Duke of Westminster's Olympic fund commit- j tee has decided to resign after dis- posing of the funds collected. The gponsors of the fund aspired to raise $50,000 through a national sub- scription, but the amount subscribed and promised is less than 00, near- v one-half of the promises being con- | ditional committee has cash in hand $16,500; amount due on unconditional H X 514,000 and on itional $11,500. A very considerable i imount has been utilized for expenses :nd the liabilities amount to $4,190. The committee upon resignation will eave the conditional subscriptions to be paid over to the British Olympic ncil. Of the remainder of the fund $19,000 will be set aside for training Jurposes and the palance will be hand- d to the Pritish Olympic council for | < expense: | i The Amateur Athletic assoctation has undert: to appoint W. R. Knox, | he American who trained the Can- team for t tockholm, Olympic games at as chief trainer of the British team for a term of three years | JAMES E. M'CORMICK e L . | that McCormick received the appoint- ng allowance of $750 and to t nine ment. | McCormick s in his third year at the Academy and has been a regular on two elevens. During the past year | he was one of the stars of the cleven playlng a brilliant game at left half | back. He is 19 vears old and weighs | 165 pounds. | Murtha played right half and also | established a good record | it Qb | to assist in He is expected to "ebruary and will supplementary trainers a term of two years at a cost.of | $3,500 a year. | e | Formal Acceptance from Nickalls, | New Haven Jan, 15—Ar ay that G s, the old Oxford oarsman Conn,, BUSH TURNS DOWN FEDERAL OFFERS | Says He ls Not Yet Ready to Sign for the Season. h of the New ill_come here e omorrow or and_comn lindanapolis, Ind.. Jan. 15.Nego- | aCtive work the tiatlons that have been pending for | SWingers. nearly two months between th In- | dianapolis club of the Federal league French Crew Wins International | and Gwen Bush,”shortstop of the Dec | Vern Crus. Tan. 15 An o ional. | troit American league.club, pr race for twelve cared cutter Were ended late tods by suilors from the forelg fused to s i now anchored in V player 4 | was rowed ove | the salary offered and the t of his | today. . The Feon: | contract, but that he was not ready to anish, German, English ar e slgn a contract with any team at this | joan sailors finisheqs i Spa ‘\w:'uoy | time. named. All the crews used Amer George Dauss, pitcher and Pat Bau- | poats, PLUMBING not atttend to it now?. It will be fully as easy and convenient for you to have the work dony mow as later when it may be freezing weather. Estimates cheerfully furnished cn any work you need done. J. F. TOMPKINS 67 West Main St. C. E. WHITAKER Successor to . F. GIBSON. and Sheet Motal Worker, Tar or and Gravel Roofs, Walks and 85 Vwem: Main St T. F. BURNS Heating and FPlumbing 92 Frar™ " Street ROBERT J.COCHRANE T '_A.‘.f\G'FlTT‘.\G 10 ‘:{::M';L:IG'SKSP;;‘ Norvrich, C? agent Sheet STABLE . niee our service to be st at the most reasonable prices. MAHONEY BROS., Falls A WISS ELLA M. POTTER Insiractor of Piano and Harmony ic now opvn for ssason of 1912 Boom 6, Alice Bidg. Tel. 968 the €. M. 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All dealers who have not already been supplied may secure a special supply of these Tie Clasps by applying to Egyptienne Straights Headquarters, Senators Check Advance of Cubs. ) the or of the Cubs in the Will kpin tournament Thurs- wir e straig as one of t tourname e higt previous quotations 2 & mortzazes 00d of 2 poin ors put a stol !in the org B wingie. | n high t | Comer Senators. | Texas Co 118 106 | Third Avens 1 > Cotton O A 521 52 Tavrees 11 b W& L pdl | R Too Socurtilen Bdwards ..... .105 105 90 300 ; =il 06 104 219 - 73 om0 2929 Whiteheart ianer of owned | middling uplands later. | well known horse fancler and has a | fine stable here. The horse was her particular pet and she happened to | dent. U e 3 ny a% October 11.72. A1 e e % “ witness tha & i il ]IS .50 Call wlBeY | Killingly High ve. Laurel Hills. closing g’»dfifl‘ Saturday night in the Y. VMA G, "~ | gymnasium the Killingl High sixty daye 31-2; i Behool five line up aguinst the Laurel | 1% ix months 4@41-4, Hills and a fast game is promised. | The visitors are undefeated as yet this % 1s s season but the local team is eonfldent | i of ehecking thelr winning career. Kill- 1200 & ingly will line up as follows: Martia | 00 Col. & if, Killian rf, Bemmett o Murray rg, Tan.comn " Frodusts Wood lg. S Dot 8 iidon Cameron 1n Chlcago Hespital. 18 Del & W Chicago, Jan, 15—At the local hos- 590 Dey._ & Ela G pita] where George ameror owner 1 sgion e Soc e & sas | of the New Haven, Conn. baseball 1 soow pe 10 g Vwrae S9'rae 9% % s | team underwont a werious operatien for t was said today that | the ring once more and tackle Yo ‘g;m‘rhnga noble p s SR 1a neces- | Togo 1n B e, Ind. on Washing- |to rid the' major oircuits B =g n aid to be ral- | ton's bir | satisded ‘and mutinous players The Central Union Telephons the first operation. —_ - - bt Harry Be eveiand | _Joe Tinker argues he rize of | than Dartmouth Mockey Schedule. catcher, is not is Mon- | the Federal leagus will greatly injure | partm Hanover, N. H., Jan. 15.—The Dart- | treal berth flirt with | the old leagues btaining good basé b hockey mohedule, as announced | the Federal ball meterlal fr 4 : the athlel neludes the - = clation and minc anpual At R i N ves at Kddie Collins 1 Aw Wil . club Dec. 38 E 3 Haven: | (he Federal leagu: double teams and riddie some miles. ini a West Point: Feb. for s half pound of rad them. : Agricultural college | Worth 320 for a fifth of a milligram —— b. 12, Columbia at Han { A shift in the American association o Ben Harrls, a pitc v the Denver | which would deprive either Minneap Flynn Puts Away Driscoll tract wth the Chicago club of the Fed sl el A e e New York, Jan. 15—Jtm Flynn, the | eral league. Federals on the north side of Clicago Pueblo fireman, knocked out Jack Dris- L i seid to be on_the carde’ Haa the coll, the Brookiyn heavyweight, in the ¢ R R Feds invaded Cloveland or = Detre sixth roggd of what was to have been | Snowy Baker, the Australian fight |some other Class club, unde a ten rohd bout here tonight. Flynn , Promoter, has signed George Carpen- | orders of “organized ball” would have Weighed 188 pounds and Driscoll 176, | tier, the French champlon, to aprear | been put Into either one of these cities month Jagk the St ager of . " | declares th: he promote another | ‘ s t Filmore of i) B 1 ! league roses. the trip. Dave Altizer has cast his lot the American Federals. | & private’s berth in the regular arm baseball Jack Wauregan Hotel, Phone 704, 1. J. Leichter, 6 to 7 p. m. Friday, 12 to 1 noon Saturday . SPORT NOTES. sky the team last year. s fast learn! = | a baseball executi Mike Donlin sprained his a game in Melbourne, last week, and will e_out of the game during the rest of Britton Afike Glover York promotes inducements will se when it agreed | Rockford (L) 3 club of the Western leag that he has signed a three announced vear con olis or St. Paul of a ball club, but which would provide strong opposition for the bout during A in Sydney Easter week and Jim bruary will Flynn col |er the manage the Twin-S year for | the man- omote ’ was dis- ° > is not a bed of | troit. : considerable The McAllister- = York la Mond gate. Of this sum each man received | MOTORCYCLE NOTES. H McAllister has made $3,862.- | Dad Stewart of Bay Clty, Mich., who 42 all told, in three bouts he has had | is 70 years of age, Is an enthusiditic | in that city. | motoreyelist. with | Dave gave up | ew a $10,808.38 ide in a Boston, Jen. for mar Boston E While in Kansas City, where he wag There are 179,928 motorcycles regis- turned down by Claude Hendrix of the | tered in the united kingdoms of Grea! | Pittsburgs, Joe Tinker also negotiated | Britain and Irelan: — with John Kling, and made an offer ?‘n h e T = - > e be e e Owens, the o police department of Detro has decided to give | ehalf of the Feds to Bri 2 ] 7 of he New | form National league umpire. | Mich., 18 considering the addition of a A tha A started to - = et the matc L - 9 > z - 45 bleed union. Many a baseball nose when Connie Mack issued the = About 200 motorcyclists at \ e end parties a e (Pa) Mo months. men are now training in the irish quipped with d many amilies of atehe haz the dise st woman in ure a license pany of Indianapolis, Ind, uses more 30 motorcycles in its various de- About 80 riders participated in n of the Pasadena (Cal.) M ‘Tae course coR e club was formed first of the year. Perry won firsg mile motorcy ieans that he wi nish his course niversity of M4 Wage Raise on Boston Elevated. 15.—Increased wages of the 9,470 employes of the vated Rallway company are rovided for in the Teport of the arbi- ration committes which has had un- der consideration for six months the grievances presented by the carmen’s This report was' made early today to a meeting of the union. advance awarded varies from a frac~ ded the ! tion of 2 cent an hour to 11 per cemt. Battling Nelson sapa he will enter tatement that the Federal lcague was annual get together banquet of the of the weekiy wagws The