Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 1, 1919, Page 3

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MONTIE the senior singles here today, 4-6, 6-3, 5-7, 6-2, 7 | An officer of the Moose lodge stated Tilden gained the victory by his|Friday night that if Hi Ladd and Jack brilliant playing in the last two seis.|Montie mean to do anything more His spectacular smashing and volley- |than take long range shots at each other in the newspapers, they can ing attack. coupled with great court covering and sensational * make the necessary arrangements to- out conspicuousl; night (Saturday) at 9 o'clock at the straight bullet delivery to advantageMoose home, where they will find the and varied this with his tremendous |secretary waiting to meet them. Red Rankin would like to reverse twist which proved entirely too much for Ri Jackie Norman, the same man stated, - land Kid Murphy of New London is TENTATIVE SELECTION OF to meet Eddie Mack of Greeneville. YALE VARSITY. CREW G TR New Haven, Conn., Feb. 28.—A ten- tative Yale first varsity crew was se- lected today by Professor Mather Ab- | bott, rowing coach, and w lows: No. 1, Driscoll No. 3, Adams; No. 4 Brownell, ) Mead (captain); stroke, E coxswain, Hadden. Of these, only Captain Mead and Adams rowed on last year's Yale crew. It was announced that pion_class crew at Y the best [arvard c Haven harbor, Ma; 5. TWO TIE FOR LEAD IN ELKS DUCKPIN TOURNEY Gee's team of duckpin roilers into a tie for first place in tournament Friday night by three games from Capt. ap{ Gee's four now shares “apt. Purdon's, each having 21 and lost 15 games. rolling on the part of the losers team a comparative- sy win Friday night. The scores: Team 4, Capt. Gee. 86 | Capt. | moved the cham- New | crew on | Keating .. HOWARD HAS NINE GAMES ON FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cambridge, Mass. 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