Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 17, 1919, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919 CRESCENTS SWAMP Jiwmcmflgg_ 'r' “reseent A, A. defeated Jewett in Parish hall, Taftville, Tues- uight by the score of 45 to 22, ame was fast and interesting all 1he way threugh, besides being the ronghest seen here in séme time. This i* the first of a series of five games to s played by these teams. - The Cres- conts play the Conn. Mills of Daniel- son at Danielson -Saturday night. The score: Crescents As A. 7.G. Fouls. Totals. Higging, rf 5 0 10 Mills. 1f .. 1 0 22 Murphy, © . 1 1 H Daley. rzx 3 0 6 Betair, Iz ....... 2 [ 4 22 1 45 Jewett City. W. Ben amin, If .... 5 B g Blake, rt 3 0 6! lewls. € 1 0 2 Macl.ean, Ig s A% 0 2 C. Benjamin, rg ... 0 0 L TWO BASKETBALL GAMES : IN BALTIC TONIGHT| On Wednesday cvening at the Bal- lic gym. there be two games of basketball. The All-Americans_ of | Willimantic will play the Aces and the Rough_ung Tumbles of Taftville will play the Bantams. Coady. the star fuf the Bantams, will be out of the game. In a practice game Monday P rvening he hurt his hand so badly that 1t might put him out of the game for % week or more. Vice President George Sullivan'is on | the job. The boys all like him. He 18 the captain of the Aces and is popu- lar beth in Taftville and Daltic and is a hard worker, WORDLUND ELECTED CAPTAIN OF TRINITY QUINTET)] Martford. Conn., Dec. 16.—Ray T. Nordlund, of Hartford, a Trinity Col- gn junior, was elected captain of the ‘:'rlnm- basketball team tonight. Nord- hnd is also a member of the football, baseball anq track teams. SCHEDULE FOR OLYMPIC GAMES ANNOUNCED Brussels, Dec. 16.—The official pro- gram and schedule for the Olympic games to be held in Antwerp next summer were announced here today by the Belgian Olympic committee. The International meet, with competi- tions in more than twenty different branches of .sport. will open on April 1 and continue with- occasional breaks until virtually the first of October. The track and field championships, in- cluding the marathon race from Brus- sels to Antwerp, the feature of ‘the games, will cover a period of nine vays from August 15 to 23. 'The dates for the different events follow: F Hockey, April 1 to 10: - yachting. July 11 to 14; shooting, July 24 to 31 at Beverloo; polo, July 15 to Aug. 2 at Ostend; archery, Aug. 3 to 8; cycle racing, Aug. 9 and 10; track and field athletics ,and marathon race, Aug. 15 to 23; tennis. Aug. 15 to Sept. 23; box- ing, Aug. 15 to 29; wrestling, Aug. 15 to 31; fencing, Aug.:2¢ to Sept. 5: rugby and association football, Aug. 24 to Sept. 5; modern pentathlon, Aug. 24 to 27: gymnastics, Aug. 22 to 29; grass hockey, Aug, 30-to Sept. 5; horse sports, Sept. 6 to 12; swimming. Sept. 22 to 29; rowing, Sept. 27 to 29. AMERICAN COMMITTEE PLEASED WITH OLYMPIAD DATES New York, Dec. 16.—Members of the American Olympic Games committee. when informed today by The Associat- ed Press of the selection of the dates for, the various competitions at Ant- werp next year, exprgssed .satisfaction with the programme with the excep- tion of the dates selected for the swimming and rowing events. It was pointed out that these contests, fall- | ing almost a month after the comple- tion of the track and fleld games would badly upset the plans for the team now being organized. - Plans for the formation of. the American team are rapidly advancing and arrangements for the housing of between 150 and 200 contestants from the United States are well under way. PRINCETON FRESHIES WIN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP Princeton, N. J., Dec. 16.~-Prince- ton's freshmen eleven won the inter- collegiate freshmen soccer champion- ship today by defeating the Pennsyl- vania freshmen, four goals to noth- ing. BECKY BROOMHILL WINS CONTINENTAL FIELD TRIALS Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 16.—Becky Broomhill, liver and white -pointer bitch, owned by L. L. Haggin, of Lex- ington, Ky. won the continental field trials club derby stake at Calhoun to- day. completing the 1913 program. The Ace, a black and ‘white pointer owner by A. G. C. Sage, of New York, ran second, and G. I. Diminutive, a FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET MODERATELY ACTIVE New York, Dec. 16.—Relaxed money rates, further pronounced improve- ment in foreign exchange and fav- orable technical conditions were the principal factors which guidd today's moderately active stock market to lemon and white pointer bitch, owned by Wm. Ziegler of Noroton, Conn, finished third. DEMPSEY WANTS SMALL FORTUNE TO BOX IN FRANCE Paris, Dec. 16—(By The A. P.) o Two hundred and fifty thousand doi- |OVET 750, | lars is the amount Jack Dempsey pentier. M. Decoin, manager of the Wonder- land Sporting - Club of Paris, an- nounced that he will pay the price. A cablegram from Jack = Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, was received by Decoin, this afterncon. asking for amount. Kearns says he had re- ceived a bonafide offer of a $350,000 purse for a battle between Carpentier and Dempsey in America. Kearns also asks for the option of a percentage. M. Decoin wireq Kearns that he was ready to guarantee him a quarter of a million dollars, and wished to know what percentage was desired. If he receives a satisfactory answer he will leaye for Los Angeles immediately to close the contract. - NEW DIRECTORS RESCIND VOTE OF OLD EOARD New York, Dec. 16.—An official bul- letin from Ban Johnson, president of the American league, announcing that resolutions adopted by the old board of directors of ihe league last Wed- nesday morning had been rescinded by the newly elected board Wednesday evening was received today by the New York American league club. | The resolutions, which were adoptea by the majority members of the old board, asked for an investigation of Johnson’s conduct as president-secre- tary-treasurer of the league, the na- ture of his contract with the lea:ue, and also awarded third place money to New York in the league pennant race. The new board was eleclted at tfie league's annual meeting. “Counsel for the New York club has been instructed immediately to take steps as in their opinion are warranted by this illegal action” said a state- ment -issued by the New York club. The statement” said the action was contrary to that nart of the leazue S QLW A% 2% 2% | constitution which s “the finding of Oh e Uy 3% 3% | the boara shall be final, and under no i 85 .88y |circumstances shall be reconsidered reopened or inquired into either by the league or any subseruent hoard.” According to the attornevs of the Yew York cluh, it puts Johnson and tions the names of strong New wants to come to France to fight Car- | Crueible Steel . Delaware (& Hudson ,, Dinver & i Den & Mo G or Dome. Mines irle materially higher quotatiens. Banking intererests expressed heir satisfaction at the completion of ‘yesterday's enormous tax payments | Philip Ball one of the new directors, in contempt of the injunction orders af Sunreme Court Justices Luce and Wagner, both of whom permitted 3 : s | Ede. - Pitcher Mavs to pitch for the New B e e York club and restrained Johnson ou: disturbance to the lccal mone- [Fre 2 pr Tarlasiiiengmshialned Jobnioy e tary situat! This was evident in [General [ merica ague an e vela ‘the lower rates for call loans, which |General X and St. Louis clubs from conside neral Motor pr n_Mator 6 pet pf . Nesthopr .. yuled at 7 per cent. with a final rate of . i the games in which M narticipated ather than as championship contests. ing it i North 0w etfy . St Totes SR Ao Ml Gt [ S s ®0LO TO BECOME COLLEGE e * = nsplration Cep over the recent low record and 'dis: i Neester __ SPORT AT CORNELL gounts on France and Italy aisoInt b Ithaca, N. Y., Dec, 16.—+Cornell is to Yased, dealers report'ng.a marked re- Mt 3tr X adopt -polo. as an intercollexiate sport duciion in offerings of bills on Lon-{jn paper Graduate Athletic Manager Romeyn don and other foreign centers. Wennecott Berry announced loday. Several in- Much of the day's advance was|lehiah ¥ sFtercollegiaté contests will be arranged ade 2 cpens gy e et C¥icte? for next spring, and it is understood made at the expense of the shorts, es- |\ tlt, o o ) - ) 1% . C pecially in motors, oils, steels - and |Maxwen Motor r .. that Yale and West Point will form equipments. where extreme gains of 2 |Maxwell Moter 2 pp teams. . i to 10 points were almost fully re- |{{lean Petroleum The idea of pelo as a college snort tained. There were indications in|\iwous W & 1 o originated in the reserve officers’| other quarters of the market of an|Mo. Kan & =™ pr | training camp established at Cor: ! “oversold” condition. Missenrl aud‘ h;_vsl been (‘ndurio(ll by the ramy ! 22 re important authorities as a useful » in mi i i gl O aatis ot the tary training. The university athletic ! t that division came for- officials will be in charge of the ::-f:,mmbfi,.;‘?:, df":sh]g] Just h,gor,.l . Ameriean scheme, but it is understood that army : b ¢ 4 ; i orth - Pacifi 5 i i 1 the ciese, Thexrfl.fllr lsuh wasVlbatid ,’:?m‘ i ;fif:‘: will' be detailed to coach the yn{reporis that efforts to reconcile e rree O11 Y o bolse regarding transportation _ex- |perfing TRAPSHOOTERS ADOPT ZONE. change were likely to succeed. Sales € . Tron & Steel South Pasifie South Railway Seuth Ry pr amounted to 1,000,000 shares. Gossip on the exchange dealt with PLAN FOR UNITED STATES New York, Dec. 16.—The committee of the Amer: general ¢ an Trapshoot- prospective dividend developments inimu,' oy ing association today decided to adopt several active issues, particularly Mer- Trhaceo Pood 5 the zone plan for the sport in the tile Marine and (Ar;:r‘l_czm C?{;,,w';" s United States, dividing the country while the renewal o avy exports i . plne o into five sections—eastern, southern, of ' sopper infused moderate strength |y to metal issues. i T. 8, Steel Convertible or speculative railway [ & Stedl or ... bonds were lower with several of the e a € | Witlys Overiand . high grade Industrials, including U. .| Wil treins ‘5t Steel fives. Several of the Liberty|Worth Pump : fssues also yield: Worth Pump pr to further pressure ith nominal changes in internation- = Total sales, par value, aggre- MONEY 50,000. Old U. S. bonds| New York, Dec. . 16.—Call money anged on call. easv; high 7; low 6; ruling rafe 7; |7 o R closing bid 6; n STOCKS. 6; bank acceptances 4 3-4, Frsimee s COTTON mer cif pr 8 gl New York. Dee. 16-~Spot cotton Sngar quiet; middling 3910. Mz n?4 odm.. & Fondry MEW YORK BOND MARKET. Am Cotion 0L by Am . Ilide & Leather 4 T e Am Jide & Leather pr e B Am Locomo 2 4 1040 AmiTel & Tel st 4%s 1047 Ansemda Cep o0 4% 1942 Atevin. T & 8 il Atehoson, T & 8 ¥ h ‘."‘; - Taltimors & Oblo Vietory 1% '7';‘"1-:;-1"& Ohlo pr Victory 3%s Rethlehem St (B Quoted in doilars and cents per $100 Steel ¢ 8 piet Rrekiyn Rapid T . . Rrodkiyn B T et .. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. 9851 bond. i, Yutte Cop & 32 1|!L fl?‘: Futte & Sup 178% Cangdian Pacifie 1% Central Jeather l'fly Central Leather pe % Chandler Motor . y e - Chesapezke £ Ohlo it b O’ Gt Western . 76 % 76% Working for You When you invest in Preferred Stocks of New England industries, your invest. ment is intelligently at work for you. Just es skilled artisans command high weges so dces the eamning power of your investment return the highest yield consistent with safety. Our booklet NB-35€ describes seven se- ,lected New England Preferred Stocks yielding 6% « 8% May we send you a copy Ho! Iisterngite & Co. cn Com-lgwm, Boston, Maes. middle west, Rocky mountain and Pa- cific. The committee was formed last month when the amateur associations were admitted into the national body. In addition to handicap tournaments in each zone, state championships and state handicaps will be held. An amateur committee to provide for representaticrn at the Olympic games was appointed, consisting of J. Clark, Worcester Mass. H. Spo R. s, offered at 7; last loan|NeWw York, and E. P. Mathewson, An- aconda, Mont. Rules and rezulations for the sport in 1920 will be formnlated hy a committee composed of Spotts, E. R. Galvin, Wilmington, Del, and S. McLinn, New York, secretary of the association. WEST ENDS CHALLENGE ALL COLLEGIANS TEAM The West End basketball team have tried a number of times to get the All Collegians of Taftville to give them a return game on the Y.gym floor, but they don’t seem to have spunk enough in.them to care to play the Norwich West End team again. Therefcre the West Ends Lave decided to challenge the All Collegians through the news- papers. ' Hoping that, they will pick up courage and give the West Ends a game this week, any night except Fri- day or Saturday nights will be ‘con- venient nights for the game to be played, and not be trying to put it off any longer. Cleveland to Train at New Orleans. Cleveland, O. Dec., 16.—The Cleve- land baseball club of thé American league will train at New Orleans next spring, it was definitely announced to- nig)&t by Business Manager E. S. Bar- nard. ON NORWICH ALLEYS, Sons of Rest. Congdon cees . 89 8 111— 285 | Waters . 83 83 95— 261 Clement . 85 88— 270 J. Young . 3 90— 271 Foster .... 100 94— 284 457 436 478 13M1 T6— 2 99— 86— 86— 2 89— 2 444 479 436 i 59 The Order of Moose team would like to bowl any other fraternal order in Norwich. “ AT THE WILLIMANTIC ALLEYS. INVESTMENTS IN OLD" NEW ENGLAND - - INDUSTRIES Through succeeding genera- England industries have been famous in the United States. The bonds and stocks of these companies represent about as| safe investments as can be found anywhere. ‘ We offer several such securi- ties to yield from 6% % to S=nd for Circular, BODELL & CO. 10 WEYBOSSET STREET PROVIDENCE Bosten New York Admiral Hehry B. Wilson Bulietin Building PURE ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS Jouartatee o Lo vo T sk o0 Wi-quart size .....................T5¢c QUBLT S s i s i 9T One Set of All Three GRE-SOLVENT Telephone 531-4 Wosdh 8300 . 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To stimulate shooting a new instru- ment for motion-picture theater or- chestras, dischargeq cartridges of va- rious sizes separately .or all at once as a pedal is pressed. Nothing is wasted in Japan. Uses to which .!t{aw is put are seemingly endless. It"is converted into bags foi grain, shoes for the feet, raincoats fo the body, roofs for the houses, paper mats, screens, beds and numerou: other articles, The Kakmba, the leading Bantr tribe in Uganda, are the most,hizhly civilized black race in Africa. They had a decimal system of calculatior when first discovered by white ™an I'_rho_v also understood. iron workin: and had a considerable knowledge of music. The names of the 60000 Canadian: who were killed in the World Wa: will be inscribed on the walls of = church which will be erected in Notre Dame de Grace, a suburb of Montreal The church will be used by the com- bned congregations of the Angellcar Church of the Good Shepherd ané Trinity Church. 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