Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 11, 1919, Page 3

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Totals Johnson’s Tyron 80 Buddy . Johnson Totals Hull . Hickey Fillmore Totals LIPTON DONATES CUP FOR MARBLEHEAD YACHT RACES Boston, March 10 r Th Lipton cabled tod ative of the Cori Marblehead. that he would award a cup to the winner of races to be con- ducted by the club this year for | vachts in Class P. Sir Thomas gave cup for Class P yachts in 1308, which was won by the Nutmeg i1 In his cablegram hé said he was cager to do egerything possible to advance the “glorious sport of yacht- ing.” AMHERST FOOTBALL éCHEDULE; HAS EIGHT GAMES Amherst, Mass, March 10.—The schedulc of the football seasen at { Amherst College next fall made pub lict tonight, -includes four out of town | games. The most important contes are those with Williams, Columbia and Wesleyan. The \(h(‘(lule follows: £ Bowdoin New York st; Oct. 11, Union at Sche- ; Oct. 18, Trinity at Hartford: Columbia at New York; er Polytechnic Insti Nov. 8, Wesleyan at ovember 15, Wiiliams mstown. at Am- University “Am- at ALL N. Y. NATIONAL REGULARS SIGNED UP FOR 1919 New_York, March 10 AH the New | York National reg | ml up far (ho former the t and Washing oday by scout Detroit was eng Nationals \ns, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET EXTREH‘LY ACTIVE events in the dustry and com stimulus to the { dealin; mensior At no time | armistice h. ed a deg uberance comparabl stration witnessed he movement s chief impulse quarters. CLUETT, PEABODY & CO.,Inc. MAKERS CLEVELAND CLUB STARTS FOR SPRING TRAINING CAMPS Cleveland, O. March 10.—The first detchament of, Clevcland Ameri- can League badseball club left here tonight for New Orleans, wh will do their spring _trai Se. ut McC dlhfier and Trainer Percy Smallwood. Pitcher Joe Fngel to join the squad at Cairo. Severa! other play- ers will go direct from their homes. The fielders are expected to report | next week FRANKIE BROWN GAINS DECISION OVER KILBANE Philadeiphia March 10 Brown of New York gained t ular decision over featherwei round fight her round Brown down with a nearly every had the advantage The bout was slow clinching. to round the New Yorker with frequent | | PAL MOORE WINNER | OVER PATSY SCANLON Pittsburgh, March 10.—Pal Moore | of Memphis was a close winner over Patsy Scanlon of Pittsburgh in their ten round bout here tonight. Moore ! scored heavy points, but Scanlon delivered the der blows. n A FEEL!NG OF SECURITY ! You naturally feel secure when you know. that the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure and contains no harmful or habit producing drugs. Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and bladder | remedy. The same standard strength and exceller In every bottle of It is scientifically vegetable herbs. It is not a stimulant and is taken Ln teaspoonful doses. It is not recommended for every- thing. 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Here is my lineup: Ex Pro, “Sol” Paquet, Red L’Heureux, the famous guard of the nmmpmn Ashland team; Claude Kahn, ex U. T, play- er; C. P. Casvant, fm-mcr crack guard at Sorelle University, Canada; LeClaire, F. Bechard ‘and Flynn, former champion center of the Y. M. C. A. (Signed) JACOB WESCHLER Manager COMBIES’ TEAM WINS OVER RIVAL ROLLERS Yo out of three games were tak Monus ht from Capt. Henry team v Capt. Combie: one of the hottest con tournament, as both teams ar for a place at the top. sarted off like winners, team total of 113 to w 3 contributed 119, the best single of the match. Team 2 gave them 2 clos race and were only 21 pins behind i econd and third T Team 2, Capt. Combies Team 4, Capt. 19 Ges LEADERS STILL HOLD PLACES | who AT BOWLING CON\,HE\:S“ March 10, COMMANDER JOHN P. DALTON, FOPMEP FOOTBALL STAR, DEAD w York, ( ommander footba NAT. LEAGUE UMPIRES OF LAST SEASON RE-ENGAGED York began |in 1891, | | | = i { | | . ) |m | harles Moran. 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