Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 6, 1921, Page 3

Yanks Owners To Abide By Landis Decision s { Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. 5—The penaity imposed upon Babe Ruth and two oth- er players of the New York American League team for disregarding an order against ying in ‘exhibition games following the world's geries contest to- day overshadowed all else interest emong the, Baseball men, minor and major here for the first twenty first annual meeting of the National Asso- ‘clation of Professional Baseball Lea- gues. Colonel Jacob C. Ruppert and Col- onel T. L. Huston, owners of the Yan- kees, sald after reading a copy of Com- missioner Landis' ruling that they PRINCETON’S TRACK TEAM TO ENGAGE IN FIVE MEETS Princeton, N. J,, Dec, —According to a tentative schedule announced to- day, Princeton’s track team, will en- gage in five outdoor meets next spring, one more than usual. Only one, that with Harvard on May 20, will be stag- ed in Princeton. The added nlcet is with Virginia at Charlottesville, on April 16. . The annual meet with Yale will be held in New Haven on May six, &nd the Tigers wiil end the season” with the integcollegiates at Philadelphia on THER and hard work bring pains and aches in muscles and joints. Have a bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy and apply freely. Penctrates withoul rubbing. You will find at once a comforting sense of warmth which will be follo by a relief from the soremess and stiffness of aching joints. | b Also relieves rheumatism, sciatica, meuralgia, sprainsand strains. 4 For forty years pain’s enemy. Ask ur neighbor. . YAt a1l ‘druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40, May 27 and 28, WESLAYAN SWIMMING SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Middletown, Conn., Dec. 5—Weslay- an's swimming schedule for the win- ter was announced by Manager H. C. Rausch today. The dates are: At home—Stevens, Jan. 7; Spring- field ¥. M. C. A, College Feb, 4; Wil- liams, Feb, 18. Others are: Union at Schnectady, Jan. 13; Rensslaer Poly at Troy, 14; Yale at New Haver, Feb. 7 (pending); Amherst at Amherst 11; M. L. T, at Boston, 26; Weslayan, Wil- lams and Amherst at Springfield, March 11 (pending); New England In- tercollegiates at Boston 18; Nitional Intercollegiates, at Philadelphia 25. MAJOR LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS TO MEET DEG. 16 Chicago, Dec. 5—Club owners of the American and National Leagues will meet in joint session in New York on December 15 at which time Judge K. M. Landis, commissioner of base- would ablde by it and keep the three players out of the game for the first five or six weeks of next season. Fur- than this they declined to make y comment at this time. Following conference In Colonel Ruppert's busjness manager Edward Bar- sald po action had been taken 11l the gaps in the ranks of the kees. e have eight or nine promising youngstess and then there a wide open field here to secure new players trade or purchase,” he added. Th National Board of Arbitration this aftérnoon took up 126 cases of putes over contracts, releases and issues growing out of the sea- play 20 minor leagues. The t session of the National Associa- n will be held tomorrow. Sioan's Liniment roc row with ‘any second team, as there are some open dates on their schedule. The Owls would like to hear from Wil- limantic Seconds, Pastime A. C. of| Danielson, Army-Navy Seconds, Young Judeans and any other fast light team for a game in the near future. Write all challenges to, Edward J. Blake, Jewett City, Con RUTH FINED AND SUSPENDED BY BASEBALL COMMISSIONER Chicago, Dec. 5.—The ®bad news” for Babe Ruth, world's champion home run hitter. with the New York Yankees, broke today. Ruth was fined his FAFTVILLE BASKETBALL LEAGUE GAMES TONIGHT There will he ish Hall tonigh world’s series el e basketball i on its o prize, amounting to $3,362.26, and su round of 1 The Ar-|ball Will address them regarding the|pengeq until May 20 of 1922 season = 1t in the opening|*'$¥ d"’e ”’E‘,‘- ai . 8 1l for | Judge Landis, commissioner of basebal, Viztrola No. 130, $350. pames but will | FEI8e Lantis sen out the call for |y “pareicipating in “those exhibition Victrola Na. 130, electric, $415 going in this|the meeting.today at the suggestion of | gumes following the close of the world's Ny o2 Ok teams are fast|Jonn A. Heydler, president of the Nat-'f series games between the -Giants and ional League. ‘The annual meeting of the Ameri-| can League will be held in New York on December 14, a day previous to the Joint meseting. nding intc shape, especially the K. whica has showed a big im- e last few games. | s the Army-Na ol as Yankees. Outfielder Bob - Meusgl William Plercy, also members of the ! pennant-winning Yankees, who partici- pated in the barnstorming trip with Ruth, drew substantially the same pen- and Pitcher if plays the Owls Want Game Pligher Plercy's fine was 3100 less scond game. rne UWis of Jewett City have start-|than the other two players—Piercey's these clubs are evenly match-|ed a campaign for basketball honors|share of the world's scrics being th Sk Al e A : less than the other players ro- 4 S s e SRR = — " suspension_of Ruth for at least (witl “!‘ onth of the American League [ tonight, ateme: 0YNS ACTIVE t impo: record of d. ing Ruth and the in the baseball and be sure of satisfaction’ Victor quality and the Victrola features are things you cannot get in any other instrument except t%\e Victrola. They are the result of years of effort and experience, and have won for the Victrola unques- tioned leadership. : The Victrola is the one instrument tochoose for Christmas. Itisnotalone the instrument of the greatest artists, but the only instrument specially made to play their Victor Records— ) and it is built to last a lifetime. . Victrolas $25 to $1500. " If it is a , was made After the player | questi ons for violatin The Tu a member s of organ; Pacific Railw: |or any individu 2 _— i . { RUTH TO TAKE UP MATTER | » | PERSONALLY WITH JUDGELANDIS | Washington, Ds —Ruth said to- | he would have no further com- to make upon decision in his case h 5; low 4 1-2 offes 1 loans against acceptances 4 1-2. bills we dence, R before ~nd fourt COTTON Dec. 5.—Spot cotton gniet k in Indianapolis | t searance in Chicago. New Yorl / REQ.USPATOFR. middling 17.60. ENOS TAKES HONORS IN { ‘Thi V 1 eetb rd v i lr‘) o-a 1 NOS L NORS s trademark and the trademarked ) . ” C < mr ::h; n'na Liberty Bowds. ELKS' DUCKPIN MATCH | . word"\r’ic(rola”ificnxify:llourpxcduml lc‘trola you !‘1 S € wo lc la 0,000 g Hish, e by Jack Young, took Look under the lid! Look on the labell Q n I: o . ] Lot e o784 Sohn Pitsgeraldn 1ha VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO, Ofllnlto Cil it & .\’ . la Y STOCKS ’ | o S £ . amden, N. J. R s ) s Sl imes Nome ] s when made by the Victor Talking % York Stock Ex- Lib 4th r with a singie of 106 and | tory 4%s Victory 3%s tring total of 299. Team 1, Capt. J. The scores: | Machine Company. Look under the lid for the famous Victor trademarks. Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden.N. .1 99.98 Quoted in dollars and cent: 0 e s per $100 Forelgn Excuange, Swiss francs Pesetas Belgian 417 12 7 P AR, iy o Rl = = 19 e o% The Judeans Again adopted a ruling which will prohibit a,which is headed Willam M, John 140 - U0 | TRINITY HAS SIX NEW FIVES Sporting Editor Norwich Eulletin: fast team w boxer apearing In the state for boxing |ston. ey ‘ £ day, For further information write. H.|five days bef after a bout sched- | Colgate is searching for @ high clas: pe ON BASKETBALL SCHEDULE| So the Judaens forfeited the 140 R S D F L L L SOOCAYS ane SO T 2 ate is sl i a higl J "79.70 | Hartfora, Dec. 5.—sx?new onpun,,';,l“}; pounds title, It must have been a |>illS, Dox 108, Taftville. uled in this state. football coach to succeed Eliery Huni- el S L {are on the Trinity College basketball | wooden medal that they forfeited for the A e I tati ad;}f“;fl‘;-r ;n: ;fi" _:_;-thn Scheduleq | ington, who has announced m.':nm» CHICAGO GRAIN' MARKET {schedule, announced tonight. These |Judaens have kept a firm hold of the ccopts Invitation T e o s Lion . G eevec'E RERIIEHeS = Chicago, Dec. 5.—Wheat underwent a|2Fe: Décember 19, Lebanon Valley at | enuine. Los Angeles, Dec. 5—Accept: A3 lx Q'fi W‘W} xonx:_r- -',:,° and Har-: New York state _coueg‘e.'An effort way setback in price tod v ent 2, Hartford; January 18, Hol Cioie As is well known the Jail Hill sec-)the University of Southern jvard will play on Nov. 25, conflicting | made to get Waiter Steffen of Carne- price today largely as a re- sord; ¥ » Holy Cross at) : t | with the Army-Navy, gie Tech, but his contract has another Swt of selling pressure due to more op |Hartiord; January 23, Knox Coliege at | tion of the city Is noted for its extreme|Of an invitation to meet i e ¥ g gle h, is contract n less general relief from drought in the|Hartford; February 3, Tufts at Hart-|¥indiness. Is no wonder. There must|lege in a foothall & .|, Tommy Mitchcock, youthtul star po-)year to run. : southwest. The manket closed hea‘:ye ford; February 17, Syracuse at Hau.lbe enough wind up there to blow up the | California, December 26, was announc- | loist wWho played on the American team| “Wallace” Hammond, according te & ford; February 2 of New York at with May 1.15 1-8 to 1.15 1-4 and July g e 1.03 1-4 to 1.03 23-8. Corn lost 5-8 cent to 1-cent, and oats 1-4@3-8 to 1-2. In! Dprovisions, the outcome ranged from 5! College of the City | Rocky Mountains. New York, Talking of emerging from the season without being scored on the J. H.'s will iprobab’y submerge when they hear !hel t defeated the Dritish, in the inter- ional polo matches, is & .candidate Harvard's hockey team. Detrolt, for many years & New York writer will be groomed for the second base job on the Clevejand team next year by Manager Speaker. To make room for Hammond the vet. 114 TEAMS BUNCHED IN 7] stronghe! harness racing under the direction ‘of cents 1 & Judaens have not been scored on in| eran Larry Gardner will be supplanted gy decline to an advance of 2 1.2 s fIXDBA\_' B;!CY?LE RtACE three years. Moreover they hold two 18 1 Campau, may have a Grand Cir- S aboond has My SuH W batioed At first t New ork, c. >—Fourteen of the|to 0 wins over the Jail Hills for the sea- meeting next season, according to e ¥ 3 s Ixt!lpmhlg!}?; :‘r:n;:; r:arl:m ;veraged sixteen teams competing in the an-|son of 1920. £ 3 reports from there. West Vlrpnk;a. fo'?tbad "u""c'“t‘;f’ Toferte soer Swing apparently to a|nua) six day bicyele race {n Madison D. HYMAN, Captain. At a recent meeting of the state box-| Jim Barnes, the American open golf o ey Ch 7T e A i demand from t‘mxsn“"h 8ea-| Square Garden were bunched tonight| L. HAYATT, Manager. ing . commission, Terry Lee, the Eridge-|champlon. and Jock Hutchison, the g e o fhooks o bkt oes: patches emphasizing reports tha: Janen | 25, the €nd of the twenty-second"hour | —_— ? Juort rafered. Jand Gowigs Dayer, Park Erithf title holder. ‘are tasstartah s} (8 ity b myaed will Nraited phas pan | 7 : s : ¢ ~ i-| bz w! takingiin: the w t and th v w of late had been a purchaser on a large all having covered 463 miles ard 2 Want-Game y promoter, were fined $100 for fail-|biz winter taking in the western { Pneu '00| laps. Lands, was leading. Billard and Alavoine, and Pello and Gaffney teams, lapped by the field in of the Lang-Lands team ing to appear before the board. weeks'. preliminary training at a pri- The state boxing commission vate camp in September. Tom Connery, former Hartford man. ager his deci scale, Gossip in some quarters, how- ever, that Japanese buying was in the nature of preparation for war failed to coast states playing exhibition gol Freshman rowing may be ab this vear at Columbia Unfiversity as a 'R The Army-Navy basketball team of was | - ‘ result of the poor showing this class ined an offer to managt s \ meet with any general accept: E ’ 3 San i t t g Corden On the contrary, upturns ;np::g: met atgfim during ‘1’19 6‘;“%} néorr’}%:g sprints mfl:z;:fl;i:@;:::l‘ xvr::dcn, :{‘:flbd‘”edd. "‘;‘ );“-éflfmfc‘z:’ho“::‘ l‘.n‘a:‘?:~ 3Crun with increased offerings ial | still were a lap behind. The record 1fic e e T t the Yank ince Ml - Dome Southwestern sonrces and aftecting n | {0F_the hour, 402 miles and six laps freipuiConnt. ni/ab X S0 fot Lo kayiihce Mlitist Hug Erie particular the July delivery, a new crop | /25 ‘made in 1914 by Lawrence and Approximately $45,000 will be lost By | 8In5 has been m r, seems well sat: r owners of c'ubs in the new Californta |isfied with present job. Erle r month, which touched 2 mew low prics | M28IN. . ey S ) c: Gen Elatric record fo rthe season. Tehe' 'wcak‘:arel;: At the end of the twenty fifth hour :‘mer 'e“'":' Suping ita Jten whek Tghc HH'&”‘ [ s (OWmebet MRk A - Gen Motor . in July acted as a dragon the old crop | the relative positions of the teams had o astimiten Ty, Tamwued L B i : Faprns Gen Motor pr deliverfes, December and May, and the | DOt changed. The fourteenth leading officials, on account of lack of patron.|Hartford boxing ba.. Ben Mot Deb market closed at the lowest level of the teams had covered 523 miles, 9 laps, day. An estimate that 24,000,000 bush- and the other two pairs, 523 miles, age, umpire, sporting goods dealer, announ- Ot considerablo interest “in this ses-)cCer and holder of several other posit- . tion' of the country is the annnual Paclfe|lions, has given up any ideas he had North'n pr els surplus from the old cron sl re.|8 1aps. The record for the hour, 568 ; -~ s s B¢ North'n Ore mained in Argentina, was a late beariss | Miles, 3 laps, was made in 1914 by ::u:cs;;nls'mr;kmz just announced by |of making money in the boxing game Hupp Motor Car . factor, Lawrence and Magin. e e tennis assoctatlon, | in Hartford at the present time. Dinols Central Inepiration Cop Interboro “Con fnt Harvester Int Mer Marine {nt Mer Mar int Mot Tm Selling on the part of cash houses in e i the corn market tended to weaken prices Boxing Challenge . of ecorn and oats. On the other hand, Young Mike Gibbons and Ray Sheve export demand for corn continied, and|lin weighing 116 and 124 pounds ringe southern call for oats was better. side, 18 years of age challenge any Provisions were neglected on account | youngsters complying with th of the packing house strike, Nominally | sondis Foout T Now Is the Time to Make Repairs B conditions for a bout at the next box- . { = T:‘-, the market showed mo important change. | ing show. Their terms are reasonable rices Are l‘ower. { 1 Paper Chicaf Grain Market, and a winner take all basis preferred, Bty e s 5 | iz Low: Close, - ¢ct challenges through the Bullet- SH!NGLFS, NA“,S—-OAK, MAPLE AND m i Conmecott ... gk Dec. ...'118% 112 112 = FLOORING—WALL BOARD, ET ] Mot it atarns il i ZBYSZKO DEFEATS ITALIAN s » g H it i ® CHAMP IN STRAIGHT FALLS CALL E :a well Mot v!! 487 48 43 ! Detroit, Dec. 5—Stanislaus Zbyszko i es'ean Potral 2 54% B4 b4 world’s champion wrestler, defeated Gi- il Miami Copper ..... 56% 55% 5515 ovani Mazzan, Italian -champion, - in % H- F- alld Ao J- DAWLEY . =‘.nmrl K&T ... straight fails here tonight. The first : 3 4 pReTor. 0 Ui s mwomy fall came in 21 1-2 minutes on & head NORWICH, CONN. : ¥ W+ § g % 381, seisso) d the sex » bR P e 1 - 5 o badx fclsaair e — ~ COMING TO 1’"! BREED fiu‘l’ll