Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 14, 1918, Page 3

Chicago, Mar.:13.—Robert Cannefax of St. Louis won the first block of his match with Angie Kieckhefer fox- the world's three cushion billiard cham- mflm;io‘to 42, in 58 in- ciation batting-last. mn"’!fil an av- erage of 330, L2 ‘The locals will recalva in payment for Munch Catcher Val Pieinich and Outfielder Strait. Picinich was with the i s o wert g ay by Fulton, the most promi- nlnt of Willard’s chall ‘most. giving first reason. He evidently has for- gotten that Willard places his age at the.locals last year, but was recalled.at thecend of the season by the Athletion. Strait played with Scranton - and Wilksbarra in the New.York State League last year. HORNSBY HAS RETURNED ,TO THE ST. LOUIS FOLD Branche Rickey Makes the Announce- ment But Does Not State the Salary Affeement. St. Louis, Mo., March 13.—Roger Hornsby, shortstop for the St. Louis Nationals, signed a contract tonight to play with that club this season, ac- cording “to a telegram: from:President Branch Rickey, who‘went-to'San An- tonio, Texas, Sunday fcy a conference with Hornsby,;who had threatened to be a holdout. ~ The salary agreement was rot stated. CHIC BROWN ENLISTS IN NAVY Hasn't . Fought Since Kunz Defeated Him. Chic Brown, New. Haven's sensation- al lightweight, has signed - articles for the most important bout of his brilliant career. Chic authorized the announcement that he has enlisted in the United States navy and that he will report for duty at the Brooklyn navy yard next Monday. Brown stated that 'he did not like the idea of being ‘drafted so enlisted instead. He is 21 years old and was liable for call in the second draft. a lower figurecthan this. “Second, my record proves T am a better boxer; also a better hitter. ““Thi ‘Willard has- had cision. fight since" 'Inlflu thestitle and none of importance before. Barring his fight *with Jack Jobmson, Willard showed nothing—either before or af- ter that bout. “Fourth, I have been fighting twice a month for two years. Willard has had one fight in three years. condition. Willard m _played a steady ' game, with Cannefax sscoring a little more tly than Kieckhefer. Canne- fav made the high rullt!-lix. Kieck- hefer made a run of"fiv The one sensational shot.of the gamo was made by'Cannefax, who executed a brilliant masse reverse about the middle of the match. In'making the shot he broke-the tp.off of his cue, which seemid to-affect his playing for a 4while, but he regained‘form, scor- ing 16 points in 12 innings. Kickhefer's aa!oty ‘held Cannefax scoreless for five innings, but the challenger -then ran two, winning*the block. The second block of fifty points will besplayed-tomorrow*night, GARDMER-BLADES BOUT LOOKSZPROMISING Gardner~Has Beaten.Some Good Men But "Will- Have @ Hard Nut in Young Blades. The bout 'between Oscar Gardner of Hartford and Young Blades of Woonsocket shouldrprove to-be a sen- sational boutsif the records of the two men can besdepended upon to.show their class. - Gardner’has been up ay +good men.and:has’ beaten them. While Young Blades is ex- champion. lightweight ,of New Eungland he is.stillea star:of thefirst magni- tude. Gardner's recordefor the past few months gives an inkling of the men he has been matchod with. His record fol- . @DO"BE INSURED lw ‘than having e pelicy—it IMUST beuissued by a company able to pay. |We placecyon; in=theestrongest .and bestymbave -us bind you - today. ISAACS.. 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This match com- pletes the bowling of these two teams and the tournament will finish on Fri- { Dionte Brown said that he had been con- | (&% SPRRE WL & mateh oetween free. ing for one year and delivery free. Kohoma Kid Sidering the advisabliy of enlisting|ios of amnsement for the:spectators 5 BY*ORDER3: B Pete Hartley T o ime. ills Mmanager. 0 he| as'both teams are looking for ~ first - ’mns COURT motice. 15 hereby | Harry » Condon 3 e e a v —— (W) (L) this time but Chic was persistent and | P20 The scores: presented himself for-esamination and passed. He is firm in his opinion that sea life"will prove more to his liking than that of a drafted, soldier. Brown, as far as can be ascertained, has been at logger-héads with his manager for a long time. He has had no inclination toward returning tosthe boxing game, despite reports to the contrary. Brown has done little or no boxing since his recent defeat at the hands of Battling Kunz. He recently pur- chased a saloon in the down town district and has been devoting prae- tically all of his time to his interests there. the Cor given to Depositors in \apd Sawings of sald |Cempany T the-amount ELEVEN _AND ONE-TENTH {(113-10) and ELEVEN ,AND TWO PHIRDS (112-3)) PER .CENT. re- spectively. of their proveniand allowed felaims. will be ready for delivery on and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1918, AT THE COMPANY'S .OFFICE, 42 SHE~ TOCKET STREET, NORWICH, upon presentation..of -Receiwer’s cer- Harry Carlson Allie Nack Paddy ' Burns Young: Rector YoungRector faeer Young§Reetor &7 Harry Martone QDM"PFJI ----- uinn .. e g dtemne? T2 Gothetr ™ ,* "0 78 e s e (W) Young, D@immie w eeomesee- (L) B e — 5 Eddie Fitzsimmon pmem .o (W) Bobby _ W) Munch Purchased By Athletics, Atlanta, Ga, Mar. 13. — Mansger Frank of the Atlamtic. 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THE NEW LONDON MAIN STORE New York, March 13.—In all: essen- 394 406 410 1210 tials, today's stock ,market repeated X e its perfunctory 'perfonnance of the MARLIN-ROCKWELL LEAGUE. of A Floor. price changes were limited to utili- Fignn | vt ige ties and the more speculative issues. Foreign news was ignored and,home advices were without distinct imfiu- ce. Traders had the:field to-them- selves and mitiative in that.quartet was lacking. American Tobacco and THE HOUSE OF MARSH i s 1501 can will still continue' to cater to- our. Norwich DR..A..J. SINAY Efi%:%fi}?fi’m g?".;;‘%‘,fx s friends and -clientele. Dentist A b e ] A= tobacco 1 1-4, 94— 306 Stee! and iron shares- were steady Sosmestl-A0- Aliss:Bullding, Nerwieh | "0 et of ‘the time in conse- Phone $1177-3 PLUMEBING AND GASFTTTING ‘was egwin- depressed, rok necovers on. demial or ad- o The Best muts. SUNLIGHT BUILDING, 46 : FRANKLIN STREET,- NORWIGH, CONN. 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