Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 3

Union 963 i ‘hflm ' Union 1857 and Willie Jackson, New Yori ligit- Brown Valve | the referce made the decision. E f”: applied to all makes of Cor- Jackscn, who wighed 132 pounds, four|day was t! liss Engines, Engine Repairs, || more than his opponent, forced tha pace | four. Shafting, Hangers, P u ings, Couplings, Clutches. admiwstered much punishmen: — Dum- . th Special machinery of all kinds. tia* Jackson had eafned the horors but at the end of the hout only one of the jndges picked him vlh*e, fthe other caled it a_draw. P\ 7 \ 3 Lieutenant Earl Baird’ of Seat‘le. ‘Wash., 'an_aviator in the United States army, received thé judges'™ decision over LI . | John Lisss of New York -after ' a ten Rub Musterole on Forehead 4 and Temples and Lisse 136. ww'mm HEYDLER TO 4iD JUDGE LANDIS 1 'Aqmm- m ©7 IN CLEANING LEAGUE and that mi i New York, Nov. 29.—John' A. Heydler- “And itaets ot | president of the National Leggue, will aid in every possible the efforts of Judge Ken- ‘| esaw Mountat Landis, new head of or- ganized baseball, to clear the league of dishonest - players, he announced in ‘a statement tonight. #Tt is the duty of everyone directly as- soclated with baseball,” he &aid, “to ldy before Jus@§: Landis not only all the proof he f.ay have against dishonest men of the profession, but all the rumors. or the names of those circulating rumors as well. % Mr. Heydler said the names of many players had been associated with gossip since the scandal of the 1919 world's se- ries had been uncovered. He has made a list of the names, many of whom are Na- tional League playvers, as well as every one he could connect with gossip. “T.intend to present them,” he added. “as well as certain investigations T have made on the subject, to Judge Landis as soon. as he assumes his new office. T am sure the American League and all the minor. leagues will pursue a like course: at least I think they should.” . RICHTER & CO. |swimMmING, HOCKEY, BASKETBALL. \ YALE Mombers of Thy New York Stock | CANPIDATES REPORT AT YALE Exchange New Haven, Conn, Nov. 29-—First calls for candidates for the swimming, Hartford New Britain Springfield | hockey and basketball teams at Yale brought out a jarge number of men to- WE OWN AND OFFER A LIMITED |night. One hundred candidates re- AMOUNT OF ported for swimming, in which Yale has won the intercollegiate champion- | tion GREIST MANUFACTURING |15 the Jast tuo vetrs, Ut Ret vty ' CO. OF NEW HAVEN | 5000 00! FCiie candidntos_aleo Cumulative 8% Pfd Stock | o Ziine™s et o e ‘bovins eos @ 100, yielding 8% siom. During the pgst ten years, including BELCHER TO BOWL \ BARBER AT DANIELSON (Special to The Bulletin.) Danielson, Conn;, Nov. v!)AI}o\\'.li_ng fans all through this section are in- terested in the big match game, the first’ leg of which will be rolled be- tween Belcher of New London and Barber of Danielson at the Casino al- Jeys in Danielson tonight. Ten strings will be rolled here this evening nd_lhe return game in New London on Wed- The swiriming and water polo team 2s- pivants were addressed by I_AJrr;u P. i Thurston, cdptain of the swimming team. 3:1."."&!1.,."",..2"1;,,‘,’;‘,,‘ COMPANY | and Dr. Al Sharp, athletic director. Amcnz twe and one-half times ihg.prtfirud the swimming stars from last year's dividend. The net quick assets are|!cam are back are Edwin r:mne_\.R ez equivalent to about $150 per share of | collegiate fifty yard champion and Rober preferred stock. F. Solley. An_annual sinking fund will graduall retire the issue at not exceeding $1l.¥) per share We recommend this stock for invest- ment and will gladly give full particu- lars upon request. Harold N. Christianson Local Representative Telephone New London 2211 b i pue i gy ey 2 side, Belcher ana Barber are two . START IN ELKS' TOURNKEY|of the fastest bowlers in eastern con- pening the Elks' duckpin tournament | necticut. Monday night on the alleys at 3 T U ay nig) eys at the BIke'| 1\ 0o M KEEPS IN RUNNING home, Captain John Combies' team scor- : ed a “three straight victory over -the IN BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP team headed by Captain W. R. Stevens.| Chicago, Nov. Pierre Maupome, The scores were the following: of Milwaukee, kept himself in the run- Team Ne. 1, Capt. Combies. ning in the preliminaries for the na- " DUNDEE-JACASON 80T me has three more gam ; with Kiockhefer, De Oro. an: Engineers * Founders _Machini wedights, fought fifteen round to audraw|Layton, the thre Mu'ae(&rg;:‘ E f HARRIS-COR- }| here tonight = The judges disagrzed and|high men wil New York, Nov. 29.—Johnny Dundee| Mauj bert Cannefax Maupome's high run to- while De Oro made.a || lleys, Bear- || for the greater part of the convest und | = Augie Kieckhefer, Chicago, broke the iigh run mark for this tournament by | Large stock dee’s customary spectacular jamping | SCoring ten successive points in his 50 to it &';":.":,,:'"" || toctics teatured his work. Manv of the|37 victory over C P ne paper Wwriters “gere of thg ‘opinjon | Cleveland. He finished the ‘game ,in 55 innings. A few minutes later' John Lay- ton ran nine and defeated Charles of Brooklyn, 50 to 29, in 4 ting Otis out of the race. JEWETT CITY ALL COLLEGIANS |/ SWAMPED THE CROWS The All Collegians of Jewett City swamped the Crows, 52 to 17, ina| basketball game in Bijou:hall, Satur-| | The passwork of Da. vis, Blake and Jarvis and ‘the shooting of Barry and King were:the features | Dwlua and’Boéule star- || round ut. Baird weighed 129 pounds day afternoon. of the game. red for the Crows. i The Collegians would like. to.-hear from the Norwich Y. M. C. ) field High, Windham tams, Daredevils and Kil Address all communications . to: Terry ‘McGovern, Jewett City. . RESIGNED AS GRADUATE MANAGER OF PENN. SPORTS Major Mylin J. resignation - as Philadelphia, Nov. 29 Pickering tendered his graduate manager of athletics at the University of Pennsylvania at a meeting of the athletic council today. The resig- LEMUEL O. PIELDING iloosc Hea: PETE, HERE'S WORD FROM THE WOODS! < ¥ \ Certainly slipped on not tipping you that Mr, Bacon invited me to join his shooting part ) + . Arrived: at his Northeast Carry camp .at terday. And ariot started befere we squared v venison steak! Listen, old bult pup—my tzie’s Nixon, chief guide, while unp discovery that zil the Can d been swiped in transit! N as the whole outfit set up! us-Canuck! Just would €n rooting for Camels si s such s -, el Araté <} 3¢ his morning nation will take effect January 1. successor has been mentioned. NORWICH BOY. FULLBACK ON U. 8. 8. NEW YORK ELEVEN Lemue] O. Fielding, attached to the U. 8..8;,New York, now on the west coast, has been playing a gr game of football in the fullback position for the ship’'s eleven. The coast papers| speak highly of Sailor Fielding's abili in football tactics. One paper qu. ed, “Chief Fielding a bona fide American football player. His ances- tors were here bcfore there were & real estate agents to pick the name for the continent.” The Knickerbocker, a | paper published by his shipmat d | that “There is no better running in the navy.” | Last yvear Sailor Fielding played | with' the U. S. S. Wyoming eleven of | which he was the chief mainstay but this season he was transferred to U. S. S. New Yor! VERMONT'S BASEBALL COACH ENGEL, RESIGNED Burlington, Vt., Nov. Engel, formerly of ithe Boston Red Scx. has resigned as baseball coach of the Un- iversity of Vermont, it was announced to- The resignation is conditional up- on acceptance by the university. TO FORM BOWLING LEAGUE ; * AT MEETING TODAY Representatives . of teams that are going to join the-.proposed bowling league will hold a joint meeting this afternoon at the Aetna alleys to.dis- cuss the necessary questions of forma- and ~ to adopt a schedule. league will no doubt. be started im- I Moosup ‘has si| intention to join. are now out to win the fleet champ STECHER TO DEFEND TITLE AGAINST STRANGLER LEWIS New York, Nov. world’s heavyweight wrestling champion, will defend his title here against Ed (Strangler) Sah Jose, Calif., on December 13, it was announced - tonight. Gecided by one fall. + Sailor Fielding is the son of Mr. Mrs. Lemuel M. PLAN HIGH SCHO| LEAGUE FOR CO)'.\L("‘H'I'I‘: Plans ' are’ being made to orzanze & basketball league among the hign.scl:00's The match will be|of Connecticut according to = leiter, ceived by the local high schoo! irom Wesleyan University Alumni this week., It is the plan of the To ENTER TEAM FOR DAVIS cUP| With the hEIp of the school athi:: Delhi, India, Nov. 28.—The commitiee of the All-India Lawn Tennis Association ; s Vas decided to enter a team to play for | s i the Davis cup in 1921, firs: time that-India has formed a team to compete for the lawn tennis claseic, catch-as-catch-can TENNIS ASSOCIATION tors, to organize the schools of the st into four leagues. The school: T | their section, and the league © in turn, will play for the state title. The purpose of ‘the league is not pri- marily to secure the Connecticut cham-| pionship, however, but rather: “To pro-| o vide -a- stimulus’ for the organization of| 7O MAZ tball teams under proper supervi to improve the s létles - in - the - schools, esnécia ing to basketball, and to introducs upi- form rules and standards of eligéhiliiy ;| “Amprove < “the“-gewerat ~tindards of portsmanship, and to raise \tf moral tone of athletic com lastly to further the ph: of large groups of hoys un ner of New York defeated Jackie (‘larke.|ditions than exist at the present time. | of ‘Allentown, Pa., here tonight in'a fif- Ratner carried the fight after the third round and “had Clarke holding frequently ‘in‘’ the closing rounds. ARMY'S CENTER ELECTED CAPTAIN FOR NEXT YEAR |baske “'esy. Point, N. Y., Nov. 29—Cadet Francis M. Greene of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., for two years the Army’s football center, today was eiected captain for I'next year’s eleven. He is 20 years old. Is nesday night. The match is for $200 ¢ Ratner Defeated Clarke Roehester, N. Y., Nov. 29.—Augie Rat- informal meeting of ti tatives of high schools intere propeattion will be held at an carl and at that time a permanent org tion -will'be formed, If the plan me: With the approval of a sufficiently teen round bout. Lyons P e tional lhr;efcu:hionfbliqnia{; lt;'l’mol?p{voenv; C: y . 9 92 ship by defeating John Daly £ " £ C:‘r’:g“ 10: 78 Yo:’k goday, 50-to 45, in 64 innings. Ratner weigher 134, Clarke 158. Lyens, Jr. 68 81" > Combies + . 109 99 L i § I IR fajn L2 ( 450 448 450 1348 F‘NA Lefil . Team Capt. Stevens. [ Craney S Gy’ e . : y Auprey. 5 gyl MARKET WAS HESITANT. Cassidy 102—¢ New York, Nov. 29.—Thge Were no F¥eusn 78— developmentst in the course of today's s e 94— 269 | hesitant stock market to suggest that sentiment in _speulative or financial 433 1219) Gircles had expressed.any material alter- CONN. MILLS DEFEAT: the last few weeks. e 2 S e R e O e OV, - rallied wil much S| , n %x.cr:xl:]ssr‘?h:%':li; ov. 29--The Con-| . same class frequently moving Sou- Company M of Miford yteam defeated | i1y Dealings . were noticeably lightl SRR Ba the town :;?{d'l-“,?,"{- T“'”’;’“"; er, however, With no recurrence, save in L, 17 9 in a fasf 2 % 7y i the recent liquidation. ang eweting game fn which Ogertins) il Jorms-of u ; 12 0 N cer the week-end was conflict- play had to be played. The deciding two| NeWs over tl r i v S but lacking mostly in the -construc- poipts were scored in the first few min-|in5 5 of over ti ) tive qualities necessary ‘to -enlist. public ‘,’:?,flnfim‘:{{m‘l‘"‘\"’\"‘;‘“w ’f““m;,‘;'vbe;"%" interest. The west reported a_letdown . s S oot ion and further to the basket. Gagnop a former Holy | in the investment situation = ‘ reduction of railway; tonnage. iy n starred for the the home team. | "y, “the' commodity markets cotton quo- tations wavered again and flour and cop- Connecticut Mills 17 o aain angd flour and ¢ Gagnon .. B o o8 | per recorded new low yrices for a period Right Guard ¥l of years. Further curtailment of work- ‘e 3 i v the New Haven and other | I N Alison | InE forces by t railway systems testified anew to back- Right Forward ward transportation conditions. b emtan "t eer MUTPhY | Thomestic money conditions remained Waldron T & casy, despite last Saturday’s deficit of 4 TR Bk nney | clcaring housg reserves, most of the day's Eiliot B | call money lendipg at six per cent. For- R, TR CosteMo | ion, exchange was erratic, however, 4 Lett Forward Next Saturday the home team plays the Foxbore team in the town hall. French, Belgian ahd German rates eas- ing. The break in Paris remittances was asaribed to offerings of bills maturtng on Chanéy Won Bout Wednesday. ? Bl 48 a .| "Oils ana rafls, if€iuding some of cae Philadelphia, Novfl 29.—Andy “Young”| nior or reorganized proverties of aney, O epaitimore defeated Gene Del-| yost and southwest, were among front, of Memphis, in a tame eight round | jronser features of the list, steels, equip- h?u here tonight. Johnny Mealey. Phil- adel ments and shippings continuing to ease o e Feady Reske, New| inder professional pressure. The few ¢ = - noteworthy gains at the end embraced Basketball Challeng Mexican Petroleum, Baldwin Locom¢- Zhe All Collegiins of Tattville woula | 1e Retail Stores and dmerican “gol- the eastern part of the state relative o s ue to a basketball game to be played out|o" smaller turnover in B 3 of town. Address all communications | (eatures. including Liberty issues, Toful . sales (par value) agsregated $14, X!c..::;“mon. care of Norwich Free|,q)" olq U. S. bonds were unchangel on call. 1% ' STOCKS, 4 Rl The following 1t a summary of transactions on the 3 New York Stock Exchange (0 3 P. M.: 2 . Low. Ciose. Alled Chem ... B R Allis Chalmer ware 34 Ailis Chaimer » Am Az Chem 6 can Just tell by its healthy, | i .. " going to do you good im T & Tel r<HOUSANDS of men and women, when the least little rhéumatic L. “crick” assails them, have Sloan’s T &S Liniment handy to knock it out. Poj oyt ity 3 e SR nhrm:’:fhhgdofamtmyugr-u Ben Mooz o more today. 8 Thsrhauuseiisnmddd\y :&.”Eg:’,’,{é‘s:,‘%‘f;, relieving external aches and et b, T |l ) OVt in s Central . Taather mfi:fi-:?‘ “m.-y"f'::?i S Chadiee “Stotor -1+ 13 necessary, pemelrates without rubbing, to the sore spot. No muss, no mi;:ed skin, - druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40. Chino Ceaper ., Corn P- Ref pr Cosden . Crucible’ Steel . Crucible - Steel pr Dearer, & Blo, Graide wer & Rio G pr . Dome Mines | number of - schools, schedu made out to cover the entire ks The final game will probabl played at Wesifyan and a su phy will be given to the: champio: MERCIAL Guarantee Not Enough. Manager Harry A. Collins of Baltic Bantams, in reply to a‘challe from Manager McGovern of the Je ett City All-Collegians, states that the arantee of $2.50 is not enough but if ation from the unseftled conditions of | gu: = 8. S.'New York elevs h _division champion n won nip and elding of th BASKETBALL unel | 2 5 me for the champior i Cam {L. F | LA ion' of ath-| ve: 1 training better con. | ¢ fer Nat Fpa# & Nt Opportunity /ol “] am with the Boy Scout movem P L W " w ZagmEne “] like the Boy Scouts because they loo): & F of a new day.” 3 4 ; % Te. Westinghouse~ Alr & 3 s Willys ™~ Overland ! Willss Overland pr. NORWICH, HELP YO New York, quiet; middling 1575. President-Elect WARREN G. HARDING. 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