Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 18, 1922, Page 3

landed several hard lefts White had Dundee in a bad way for a the seventh, but the Italian ck strong and was fight- i Ing hard at the bell. The Chicago lad | pis %ad the better of a hard exchange in missing several jycheg rousul hard 16fts | arowg. ght swings. s0 far, Dundee took saver: o the face and body in tae ninth and anded a few terrific right eturn. Dundee was doing most 1t was the of the | YALE SWIMMERS SMASH White began to step in and Dundee had difficulty The I 'Ahnn rights to A8 body. Diindes bounced off the to White's face which was 1 the elev- round. Dun- tablished new world's m in the 409, s marked by re'ay races. - €lfth round wiich w: trequent clinches. . White using his left to ad-i The old world'’s record for age while Dundee kept hammering | foot plunge was 36 seconds. with is right. Dundee kept aft in the fourteenth sending several rights s to the Chicago boy's bod: e : o) Dun. in a vicious o in I T e SR e o {adges decision over Charley White of |the fighting at the bell. Chicago at the end of thelr 15 raund The Prefiminaries Madison Square Gardeu to- it Lentamoeichts, fought eight It was thelr sixth ring mesting. . et 2 White's welght was annomced ul 13 yymingry w n"the frst ‘pre 2 und Dundee's at 127 1- Georgie . Daly snd Louis Gugliemini, Sammy Nable and Harry London, also local bantmweights, fol- wWeu an 8 round draw. 2=+, Dundee with a vic- _1n B inal of eight rounds in the first round. b White : given the decision over . hicd mghis and lefts | Cumberland, Md. Reeves pounded Kai- i4 face wnile Dundes centered his at- [Ser continuously about the body, with tack on the body. White seemed to be | the Maryland boy unable to block ihe fresher of the two when they went the blows. Reeves weighed 167 pounds 10 their corners at the end of the third and Kalser 172. |Jack Reeves of San Francisco was | New York, March 17—Dundeo_fore- led the fighting from the start White e e e e uneer, [being content tostand back and use Ing with lefts to the face. White stung | IS Ieft to ward loft the Itallan's at- e o paee Jofte in the | tacks. Dundee though stung _several *ifth and recelved several hard rights times by the Chiago boy's left hook: e T riepg and Jabs, kept coming in for more. He B = in the frequently bounced off the ropes, and o Dantien e tha agsrescor thus | 5°G Tights and. lefts to White's body. far but White was landing the clean- ite seemed bewildered by the Italian's ring tactics. In the eighth, the ring swinging his left to White's {face at each rebound. left on numerous occasions, hut seldom did it appear to stop Dundee's The verdict was popular with in FIVE WORLD'S RECORDS in the tenth | New Haven, March ve worl in keeping 'records were smashed in Carnegie Pool hoolis and jabs. tonight by the championship Yale nd i . N, T. Guern; rific hi~ own record for foot plunge wuen ne won the lefts event in 35 seconds flat. A Yale relay e wp e. 18 swimmers es rks for the and 600 yard and one mile | Yale won the dual meet ith Col- the {umbia by a score of 40 fo 13. the 7 made by ¢ White Guernsey a weck ago. He also hold for the 60-foot plunge. records were made in an The rela; MARKET CONTINUES ACTIVE the thirc | Dome Mines stock the mil- com passing an unusual risty of 1soues primar. he further promotion of bullish our and in private offerings such ore prominent nduc- nd unclassified gro on speculativ to profes- rofit-taking tncid-m round | Marlin Rock €ommor { Aia ng at a slight il broke sharply on th' sus dcnd and several speci under presure in antictpaii tinpued the impressive recov- S Remit- y traded in, | B includin - | Bay Con on London were heavi Deman? g .. .. ates hu:h:r and | Rep Ir & 8t ., 5t 15 | Rep T & Steel pr mark retained ot 20 points ummary of . the New York Stock Ix Close; || & 'Rubb 3 1061 | U 8 Stee 5 951 Brook Rap Tr Brook R T ctf Canadian ac Cent Leather Cent Leather pr .. Chandler Motor 1\)IL§ler. (" & NW(‘!( T W RI&P. (hile Copper hino Copper " Relieves Headache A little Musterole, rubbed on fore- | Steriing— Testertay Ago Demand Soad i tamvpicn, Wil auily diive Cables mustard, | Gyjiders store. | Pesetas 35 & 65c, jars & tubes; hospital size, §3, | Belstan francs BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER |Sweden .. FINANGIAL AND COMMEREA! Del & Trunssor Motor Mot rit | Gen Mot Deb 7 pr m- | Gt North pr wer | Gt North Ore Hupp M. Harv pr Mer Mar Mer Mar 'ln. SRRy {] Intrn Paper Int Paper pr s i-| Kennecot b Lehich Valley Maxwel Motor A tf- | Mexican Petroi v Copper Missourl K & T ... 57 Mo K & T w il MoK &Twipr 2 A | North Am North Pacific Penn R R Pierce 0Of Pieres ( Reading Reading 1 pr Reading 2 pr South Paci| South Railway Southern Ry pr T Paclfic U S Rubber 4 U S Rubber pr ...1031 U's West T 3 Westing Alr B Westing El & vs O'land 483, 24 4814 6715 69 MoON Maren 17.—Call 2; ruling rate 3 1-2 corTox New York, March 17.—Cotton spoi quiet; middling 18.40. METAL MARKET New York, March 17.—Copper steady electrolytic, spot and nearby 13; later 1 a 13 1-4. Tin steady: spot and futures 29.00. Iron “steady and umchanged. Tead steady; spot 4.70 a 4.80. 4.75. Antimony spot 4.25. Liberty Bonds. . 9728 97.02 971 37y 693 111 |U S Lib 4th 4%s 97.90 9774 97.58 403 | Vietory 4%s ...100.80 100.70 700.78 185 | Victory 3%s ...100,06 100.02 1000 Forelgn Exehange. 4 ‘With the exception of sterling: all quotations are in cents per unit of for. eign currency: Yeat Francs with | Marks .. often | Lire Swiga francs Kronen . Denmark Norway Greece Argentina CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Chicago, March 17. Indications of lib- eral Al bt business together gith b Dundee bounced off all four sides of | The Chicago boy landed cleanly with | Hish. Low. Close us Us . 97.60 97.60 97.6 U S fb 1st 438 97.74 9760 97,72 U S Lib 2d 4%s 97.82 9762 97.72 U 8 Lib 3d 4%s 9384 9372 9334 ossip sbout smaliness om Furopean stocks cf u & good deal today ‘o life ’Tbnflvja‘i'lfofi'rs /i SWIMMING - New: Egg‘h gws&fieam cham- 13’1& (ntersc‘hol.uflc champion- it Princeton, N. J. Cemrfi.l'A. A. U. championships, events, at Milwaukee. TRACK ‘Western Conference indoor champi- onships, a Chicago. BASKETBALL {§ New England high school champi- onships, a Medford, Mass. Indiana State high school champi- onships, at Indianapolis. INinois State high school ,champi- onships, at Urbana. New Jersey State high school cham- pionships, at Princeton. GYMNASTICS Western Conference championshipe, at Madison, Wis. FENCING Western Conference championships, at Madisn, V | GOLF Close of West Coast chammplonship tournament, at Belleair, Fla. ATHLETICS |§ Meeting at Chicago to organize Mid-Western Intercollegiate Confer- enc; £ SOCCER Tnited States championship final, t St. Louis. (Sunday) + WRESTLING Western Conference championships, at Madison, Wis. BOXING Mike O'Dowd vs. Soldi 12 rounds, at Brooklyn. r Bartfield, \\\\\”\\\\‘ \\\\\“\\ W “LOOKS LIKE 1T'S UP TO OLD DOC KACEY” BOSTON AND ST. PAUL PLAY SCORELESS HOCKEY GAME Boston, March 17—The Westminster and the St. playing for the championship of the United States hockey association, went through three regular and thw time periods of their night without scoring. This leaves the Boston team with a two game and a tour goal lead. TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS | SPORT WORLD BRIEFS | Fred Martin, an old Oberlin coliege has been appointed coach Wesleyan track team for the coming sea- Martin is a disciple of Hillm coach, who turned out third gama to- | famous Dartmou Thompson, the Olympic hurdle undergraduate da ed the fastest sprinter in O; od the decision over Moe )h- Montreal in the ms ibition contest with the Yale fresh- men. A. A. U. officials were the time- keepers. The time for the 400-yard re- Jay was 3 The former rceord was ove fifth of a second slower g by the Illinois A. C.. t April 1920., d event the time was made In San TFrancisco in 1920, The o uli-yard was 5:45 8 seconds off the mark | estat o same Yale swim-| mers on ‘March 11, I Th me for the mile was 17 mi | 4 s, against the old . made the New York on Apgi - the velay © Pratt 8 Marshall, Bradner, Cook 3 an, Ledyard, d Frost 1 gol one fi“st place 11 the t, Balbach winning 2 dive, with -Cres Vher first /places went to ¥ m the water” poly ECIDED AS TO Y FOR SEASCN ghts o' Col on a baseball team her + Scasen s 1 meei scussed a g the evening and i Wanderers vs Ashland Ashland five at the. Baltic Gym n Monday evening. The A defeated by the Taftville and the \Wanderers are under tea ¢ in the vprelimina. |ry game. Pool Challenge hy and pocket billiard ar ge the two be tournament fc { matches either at Baltic or at Oceum. sts Wi kes to hit home runs kes to hit high fli . 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Gibion, Jeey Xooa.| er of the champion, is bi _\-w.l o him a comer. him launch more 1 boxer e was th The Baltic Wanderers will meet the is attempting hland five was 1um\\).u k with th they can dupli- stunt. The meet the West his old time | has his eves o the southpayw y iform during the coming c whose keen judgment in | ue stars for t with the leading | and who, \\i'h, B o i | ants this bout Shaw of Baltic, two ' digging up mino h to rs in the a series of scouts of the 1o Rogers Hornsby er with May 1.28 1-2 to 1.38 3-4 a 11-4 to11-2c, and oats 3-4 to le. In cents higher. pecially rapid in the last part-of tiie day Zine quiet: East St. Louls spot as a result of reports_that foreign pur b Fouis BDOt 410 5 { c1asing tucindeq SondEATRbIS S ants ot [Rew crop wheat 6F Germany. Bes de: from a leading member of the 'Chicag: 0 e swing of the market. 4 substantially the same as private estimates 1| which' had’ recently been clreuls [ Hizher quotations at Liverpool were ?| wise influential, and in particular at opening tended to send prices grade. Corn and oats reflected action of wheat. to have taken place at the seaboard. s more than offset the declines. Chicago Grain Market. Wheat— High. Low. Close May ... 139% 1358 July ... 121% 116X Sept. ... 113% 1108 Corn— May ... 63 61% Juiy ... 65% 6415 23y 665 38% 403 4% 414 2 Tal Leaguo | league in the T Ges in the wheat market here. The close was unsettled at 2 to 3 3-Sc met the managerial | Coffey. Hartford's new 119 3-8 to 1.19 5-8. Corn gained The marriage wa visions the finlsh was unchanged to 27| Healthy youth is quick to Tecover, and today Frang Frisch, he keystone ants' inficld, is on his w \-u,mu,,,nm:, from the hotel | confined with a Twelve sames of chess were played Advances in the wheat market were es- s Wednesday night room in which he i spiked right foot. The cut made Thurs- spikes was clean is healing nicely, chess boaz\l. the move much attention was given to statements [and the wound It was :mnnunrr(l after went to the home on the inner sidej \,uh ne woald challenge Capablanc but in a place where there The Doc and he trainers have hopes of having the key- stone kohinoor back in uniform by next board of trade who has just returned from an extended Eudopean trip and who ex- 6 | pressed decided bullish views. Gossip rent as to United States farmers pool- ing gheir wheat agpearéd also to be a factor In connection with -the ‘upward isn't much to a story which the Los Angeles Times pub! W. Paddock, speedy holder of several not enter another contest as a repre tative of the Unliversity of So The newspaper, quoting Guwyn anager of the Uni- ¢ of Southern C: 1 that the faculty athletic commi! j ed Paddoclk, * absence from classes, The sunburn finally got Hugh Jennlngs, The assallant m: Speaking of Toney, McGraw tells an amusing one on the big pitcher in the wrid’s serfes. The big chap was heart | Wilson, zraduate and soul for winning, The second time he was taken out his disappointment was intense and for the moment the iron entered his soul. nyhing when he came to for a moment he didn" Confirmation--of figures !hvw'lng thay total hu;]dl‘k:\ oawheat4n. this country ’ll\ ™ iena below nog al e 1 2 1ift \.fi-m‘s, officlal annuuneemem. LDd. of country mill and, glevaltor stocks beinz but couldn't. ecause of his ager of the G hod out longer th any of the other players who h: thus peculia what T get cming to this public'’s against me, the players are the press is against me and the managers against rhe.” here vp against me, the check bones he took the ;Vm«(l\rs Ub. and went to.bed; There he'll Tepose a couple In addition receits of corn tere smali R e and fair “export buying of corn was said Frank Putnam, the Worcester boy who played outfield and second base in bandages. Provisions were weak carly with hog values, but commmission house buying later Braves. Putnam and another promis- i named Tommy are playing infield positions for the Yannigans and are going well. Putnam hits at a lot of ball balls, ing at St. Petersburg is that he can be corrected. He may wind up in the International or the American associa- i The Braves are Powell, cen- . shortstop; Southworth, Willie Davls, a bold defi feriden battler. k out the Sil- ‘Kid” Kaplan, vows that he can knocl ver City lad, and as ¢ is willlng to w: he puts away Kaplan within five rounds not accept a penny Davis claims Kaplan is because of his but the feel- and furthermore for this feat. made to order for him tearing-in ways. now lining up as follows: Charlie followed and the next is Pal Moran, who went 10 rounds with Benny Leonard recently, hag been match i able Dane. nd bout at nee and John- I have it out | ds of Marry | R heavyweight, who Jerome is down for a sturdy Saturday n to box Abe ¥ n of Boston in event of 12 roumds at the Young man just TRY geing to your every morning with a clean collar, cuffs and shirt, an unspotted necltie, a good suit of cicthes and overcoat honest and work like a Turk, and you know it you'll get a raise. You must raise yourself in the ee your employer before he raises your § We will sell you the clothes y little as good stuff can be sold for. e S ————— Wear our good, “Nifty” clothe r Des smon Qumn 283 MAIN STREET Charley White, hard hl(llnx Chicago onday night at‘. il _Jack Dzm»«eey and his manager Jach fect was sen is a sxory going olutely Free, Write %t, when he is 8 TEXAS OIL BULLETIN 1014 Waggoner Bld n not to spea ot Base and O/Ne: x)md base: Ho Hm Cricket. club, at’ Dineharst, N. ¢ Wednesday, when Won’t 1 Scouting is one of the great- est forces for Americanization, therefore Norwich needs more US Fathers—Why aren't yeur sons Men of Norwich—What are you doing to help the bave of Your town? ‘We need your assistance. ARTHUR L. PEALE, | President Norwich Council. THE SCOUT IDEAL