Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 21, 1922, Page 3

+| “The last game of the \will be staged at the Fal Sunday when the ‘Thread Co. team of final game of the four: between these two team: Willimantic’s . Jast ¢! venge for the three been handed Jthenr by e SLac his iggle wi 0] ::‘.12 ;;; the lwdmméhla_ forenoon. - The. flfldfi.uru et m ~“T ‘dom’t recg n it's anything mear| ¥ cepintly entvdd 57 Pt 5 TRt : o & 4 wioet _ T recently entere b a -23. ¢ _|ing. The red and white w b ”m‘“,fi“fif’fi'&i" %‘.’C“w:‘-’" ?SZ‘” and Princeton_ inter-secti - Vermont at Partmouth aig not meet. | terrible . “and were forced up @ game Of hard, clean football,” | E4Mes appear to be & ‘hing of New York U at e R I i e L e e S S e fullb:’mk‘ pofn.\az;::. R:'g:: ;Ifi%z{,fi.’;z{ tre came to Cambridge in the middie of | BILLY WCODS TO MEET .| the 26 |‘line. Boynton was in- ‘McGowan taking his place. McNa- YOUNG ed to! y Columbia 0-19, punt. Stent ‘caught it'and ran to| BROWNS GEY 25 MEN St. Louts, Oct. 20—The St. Louls Am- vouna WILLARD, of Fall River va. TOMMY DUNN, of Holyoke LER McCORMICK, of Stonington vs. KID LEWIS, of Stonington - L€ : nday, October-23rd, at 8. P. M. BOUT—12 ROUNDS—152 POUNDS New Bedford vs. BILLY WOODS, of Manchester, N, H. ~ SEMI-FINAL—10 ROUNDS—130 POUNDS - o PRELIMINARY—6 ROUNDS+133 POUNDS “CURTAIN RAISER—6 ROUNDS—113 POUNDS . LEDUCE, of Holyoks vs. YOUNG CARNEY, of New Bedford * " REFEREE, TERRY LEE, of Bridseport y " PRICES: $220 AND $3.20 l SPORT WORLD BRIEFS |- : % i A L e S R R R Tom Bartlett, a e in last year's|the 1930 campaign with a' remarkable| . CARNEY INSTEAD OF PALITZ| mara intercepted a forward. Covey|® rlub has obtained 25 players from N " o X lubs, including 11 pitchers, game, who is suffering from a sore|forward passing’ attack only to be tus Dave Palitz, New ‘London aspirant | ook ‘Spaulding’s place. By using the|minor league clubs, inelidis 11 1] o8P um Tafeh, he : better line | for 1 Trems, “the s G listic Konors, has again run out| DBCks the Academy came|®s inflelders, "six outflelders and two £ me'ne will box Dernle Tahn oat that will keep him off the field. | ed 31.to 14 by r line| for pugilistic honors, n run out| backs on plunges, McMillan, scorer of the touchdown that | Fushing offense. of the ‘Crimson. Noth- on: the Mystic A. C. matchmakers and | B€ar" making, a fivst down. Westerly | catchers. Fifteen were purchised and 10 gave Harvard its first international|ing daunted Center returned to Danville|yges his bum lamp as an excuse for|Was off side but Mickle made it up by | recalled. defeat, will be replaced veteran. to win from Harvard 6-0-due’to “Red” The lineup is as follows: Roberts wonderful” defensive play and Centre Position quarter. . = Al 2 - A Roberts o Second “Bo” McMillan AL Cassidy says that he has waited |, In the fourth quarter Covey gained “Bo” McMillap’s speed, and cleverness| chances of ‘infection by boxing until|Bade & good run back. End of third left end i 'Gordy e ‘ee yards, Barrett réplaced Haslam. afoot in a broken field run.. % it is thoroughly healed. - Sl MeMillan will be. missing when ' the | I0NE enough for the New London pug|ihr ync % \ ELMER BOWMAN vorld' 5 the ‘Westerly kicked off to Kil- 1 i tal of points in e St fi s ‘Walz tool ovey's ‘g:ix;:ec;:‘lflzc?c flnth:ngef&:zaz;o:: ;i Gregor .......... .......... BEastman games. Against Virginia Poly last Sat- er, but a.r boy that has showed ceeves Grew Q - ed three yards and McGowan made, the moderate before Sunday, overcoats| Lemon FEL o Hartley |#Td8Y_the Colonels aid not.appear so g‘::én”gx“:‘ilsfiziu‘z“gnfivfl’t recent| avet down. The Academy tried two N &nd mittens will nt he amiss i the T Carterback T A6V Yimpressive. Although Centre’ won 10 10 ; sery TDased ‘bleachers. y ; bit as good as the New Londoner and | {orWard passes’ but failed. Westerly Covington . \irrserorerc.... .. Buel| fz7accounts from the soutnland indicate | p 25 E3°C 28 e N LONAORSs SA)wen penalized for-bi-side. Westerly| The Kacey team will' line up the 5 the Academy. Stenhouse failed to kick{. RUBE BENTQN, §T. PAUL PITCHER started the season with her usual string | 08 anybody who cares to swap punches | ¢ New York, ew York American Yankees with the #t~Peal at’ Youngstown Monday night. Dave Shade and Lew Tendler, who ! 4| were barred frem boxing in Wiscensin = q L : “ . 'Figures regarding the purchase prices | ¥ore¢ V A L3 by . ~|and developed a def: for the short gaining 20 yards and then five more: .. | this week, wil meet In Now York mex: iR e s P RlnE Ok o8 | 1aid open the cut it has never been the | £ er goal. eraviiekat lied i) N Tk i thisd bas Jimmle Wilde, English flyweight cham. P | goal. , Westerly kicked to Covey: who | these included Homer Ezzell, U 8} s Ao, same, and he 'is going to take mno man, who was purchased from the San | Plon, has retired. Antonlo, Texas league club at an es- timated price of $15,000. Other players |in Philadelphia Monday night. | obtained include Phil Todd, o\l;fi;ld:; G % led from Columbus, Ohio, and J. K. Zadie Mz '''''''' o T issing rnen i land is now oing throush with the|Academy fumbled and Westerly ro-|7ccs P from Edaie Me Joe Tiplitz and Sid Marks will clash Abie Friedman Iy trying to break away The jatter has & ocon- ki ! covered ‘the ball on the 30 yard, line:|Riley, second bageman, and J. BMOt. |iract with him. Friedmfn apparently has TORSN- L iV T s . B o SR IEET SR R aPR RS ’“’;‘fzg‘r‘,:& ?n:?”mm“fi"ik.fm, | Brophy took Maleski's piace and |pitcher, récalled from ® g no good reazons with Mack, who has got Senter; WL bo' s .;m;m:,"; i :;5.?& H., to meet Carney in the feature at- | showed “w"&uwmar‘lvt ,-W,g‘,ugg ANKEES NEGOTIATING FOR o R R i A i Kudbale ...................... Clark|Cona shy from forecasting, Centre| traction. Woods is a boy that takes|® trick pl - completely of fighters wants to buy M A week ago the game aclipsed any of|’ right guard - f - M. Van Schelle, the Belgian mer, Oct. 20—Négotiations for |won the English 100-yard champlonship the' purchase of Rube Benton, former |O:t. 1 fn the fast time of 56 2-3s. He lace. Walz. gain-| jicher with the New York Glants and Cincinnati was the champion last year, 100, Alan C. Sweetser of Wakefield, Mass,, a cousin of the National amateur golt tion club, Edward Bar- | champlon. Jess Sweetser, won the Exeter ds. have been begun by the . B | row,. business managér of the Yankees. |academy champiooship by defeating Paul left halback him instead of Palitz. kept ' possession off the ball for the re-'\ (4" today.-In any event the deal would | Sadier of Nashua, the titlcholder, 5 up ®ame ds last Sunday, while Wiliman- | Hudgins ............ ... ..... Owens|Plaved and iucky to win. Certainly the| “pi. carney has a record that ought| ™ainder of game. The lineup: Tot be closed until the magnates’ winter |and 4 to p e 1510k Coase. ot tic's lineup will be slightly changed,| right halfback - statlstics of the Same would apPear o |to qualify him for the perpetual mo-|ACADEMY ‘. WWESTERLY | meeting in December and if it 15 carried | the Exeter Country Club, . Bullivan doing the catching for Naylor| spowday ....o.... .. Giaais Oplitke dualel INERERL) playTe a ohe | tion championship, 4 Tight end’ out it will be a direct sale mot inv Miks Kelley, manager of the 8t. Paal “d( N{"‘t’; playing o t}:\e l%utfield. 3_“2; fullback b":’ihgt c‘:‘:te‘:tm‘::; “;ft“m:;:;mg;”“fi‘;; In the, comparatively few years that|fox ing - transfer of Yankee Diayers, Bas- | American Assoclation team, 1922 chara- FEAE of the team will be-the same Roberts . ... ‘ Yo 2 i 3 T AveTent id. ions, is “under consideration” as mext Babe Adams on first, Massey at sec-1 Oficials: through their fingers in the final min- | Jc Das been boxing he has fought just right- tackle row sa v o 3 7 contests. Of these he ha t ond; Hamel at short, Scheer at third, | Stont. Tnstitute 5 icter R 1 utes of the struggle. 1 e56 he Basc, Jost) Rublu Kane in left field, MeGowan in center b: and Noel in rizht. o o A N S s gt I R 5 & but 36, fighting 28 draws; winning by ht guard - umpires, W. R. Crowley, Bowdoin;| Following an intercepted forward pass i year's manager of the ashington Am- ‘0“0 STATE QUESTIONS erican ‘League team, Clark C. Griffith, knockouts 79 times, Winning by. ref- | Clabby uee.oeveeivesen...sss Goldber, IBILITY OF WOLVERINFS |president of the club, =aid Thursday. Fortune will b fn form on Sundhy g‘etad l:nclgma_tn,c‘:i. T. Tiggert, Univer- ’Yirflt;h. P:!};mmgld a 67 andm ;lna!;di h('ll eree's decisions 148 tirmes, and being ] % center . CM:‘!:;“ Ost. 20—Ohio State univer- | Columbia has a mb:]r- '||. the per- g £ % Y | sity 0! entucky; field judge, Elmer|a series of line plunges short end| swarded two bouts on. o] nts' | v B Ay 7 A . | mon of Charies Neal, end, who it seems. et Sooec ek ho. will SESih | Oliphant’ Wiest Tt €| Funs which eventually ended in a toueh- | fouis. s mmpsd Bl e SRR R sity has protested the eligibility of cer outpitc Nayilor. ring e 5! .. i % - faown before the close of the first peri-| His manager says that Carney is| Maleski Bar oA g o AL S b 1 1 ol There was| no. further scoring until i i AR R e o Aesh sl collected off his delivery, and &t that| B5UENOSE AND HENRY. FORD gta 1 always eager to fight and bars no : i left tackle e the final period when Centet scornd | body., He even has had ‘to do som: irate Willlmantic is due for about three READY FOR RACE hirul: (1e atetit. vard: Tine Aftar mhensingl of Ble ot s Pu]lllmans, i hits on Sunday. Behind Fortune will|. Gloucester, Mass., Oct. 20—On the|the ball previously on an intercepted ager asserts, because of the necessity Bookataub be Shauffel doing the backstop work,|eve of the first deep sea sailing, pass. In the closing minutes of the game | for quick jumps between. bouts. . ' Bowman, New Haven star, will be on | tests = between the racing fishing|Centre made victory doubly sure by Mick-| Among the better kmown mittmen | Spaulding schooners, Bluenose of Canada, and|ing a field goal from the thirty yard|whom Carney has fought are: Johnny Henry Ford, representative of the|line after béeing held for three downs. Mello, Nap _Lejole, Kid Poula, Fred|Kilroy . Fonid Ameflgea;x fieets, étget !:rhmar hwa‘a Records of the play show that gflu d(':al- Yell, Dave Powers, Johnny ° Clinton, Hray. Kk Columbus‘., sroun on a mud flat at her wharf, | onels were outrushed and outgained in| Chick West, Felix King, Sailor Dar- SUSBATR. 5ievs. 4mas. o H clals of and ‘the latter was having her sails|end runs. Their ball carriers were. thrown e b Y den, Young Goula, imer . Hogan, re-cut to meet the requirements of|for losses aggregating almost three | Frarkie Grace, Wild MAEIGoul:L Frank | Boynton . the competition. times similar losses by Virginia and on- | Tillo, Cyclone Ketchel, Harry Silva, It is expected, however, that both|iy in punting and forward pass did Cen- would be ready to race as planned|ter show to advantage-jn the statis- | Billy Duffy, Red Allen, Shaver O'Brien, -{ tomorrow morning. ties. : IN CALIFORNIA IN SPRING Waiter Butlef, Mickey Donley, Paul A : =~ T ace st es on Boston's rbick cé.fl:tz ey RONEE | Macvard to, aafe: hay not) heen paMi- Jram Teirhem o TROMAY Ao~ | the turf of the Polo Grounds untiT oot came down o meet the winner of the | cularly impressive although no opponent | °¥ T Mickey Donovan, Peter Hobin| o, " ngithe Metropolis is just preparine international champioship series has been able to crossithe Crimson goal | 300, SOV DR o 04 L for winter, falk of one or both of the High tide of the early morning was | line. Middlebury, Holy Cross and Bow- T of the Mystic A. i i ] ; e o i e i the eha e reane it Wilson | While official word was unavaflable it i spread, official measures reported to) At the present moment the hackfield | E ht denied knowledge of the| .- e Mickl ;‘ua:g :sz protest on the eligibility of | {it™F . ckle certain Michigan flaxer:.czsm:i[;:z::d ik, WAL PO i ; the Chicago office of jon- - lK_ ;. B s S | TR TURKTRANE MAT ERATS g""é‘rlmeth. -of the western conference. “The protest was said to have bee filed by Ohio State. - Griffith i Cniv, £ Mich- | “Plays so well one day that he look® ot um’s‘ «:r‘:a.",.:: T;:mv‘r:? ‘l';yufied here | like an all-Eastern selection, while on t“o:: e Stter s been referred| to | the following day his paying is very L Smith L er Gritfith of the Big Ten |mediocke”. That's easily fixed Don't let conference but in his absence from yl:‘l: of the pl . i e oiner. datails available hers | up lately is Phil Pilisbury, being tried him play on the following days. Among the candidates at Yale to come af end by the varsity. A brand new man. s as It were, though mot necessarily the 5::1’ D;i\"_ :;’":mwc flour of the flock. Howeyer, eventually 0, =< so why not now? oth Ohio State and Mich-| "y yie MeQuillan, one of the wortd's ampion New York Glants, will be on ring line for the College- Polbt champions of Queens County, when they tackle the Bronx Gi- ants on. Sunday afternoon &t Hronx Fleld. ! Charles Morrls of Oak Park, Illisols; a member of the sophdmore ciass at Trinity College, was elected manager of Refises To Corfment Bioomington, Ilis. Oct. 20 — Major | the tennis tcam at a meeting of the mmissioner of athletics | varsity players Thursday. : local major Jeague baseball teams going | GrMth, high co expected to float both without injury.|doin have beén' defeated in turn for a | 33105 thal Middlewelght Champion o s ¢ : 2 : ) to California’ to train next sprinz has | 1OF, the Big T tha < 3 Although a smaller vessel than fhe|total of 55 points. The development of [(JONRRY Wilson will be in Carney’s| S = i e 25 | Lofused’ to comment On Treports t|last' night Rube Benton, veteran left Michigan had protested the. eligibility | hander, who was released by the Glants n conference, absolutely ! According to reports from St Paul Joel ‘Workman of Ohio State and|in 1921, may be a member of the Yam- fficially the world champion | 9f Noe! a b - > i | bout. =5 Was el ino y t Ohio State had replied by Pro-|kees next season. as, where they have limbered up for a | 437 squire feet more sail surface ip|has bsen devoted to defensive rwork and Tomsiy, -Dunn of Holyoke, will, fisht = L proport! " probably twice that of the San Antonio BP*the dortest! offense. It is likely that the Cambridge | 0O there for preliminary bout, and ! 1o SPra b bl R L o heril nitack \Wisged by (he] 200y Youris Leduce. of’ Holyoks, ;win| <ol be sheorhsd by exhibition gasmee ; ey A% . BEEN SOLD o e STl 2 e e e B Lo i D B e stage a preliminary. The bouts will| T© e the exhibitions a guaranteed | EAYRS HAS i success, however, it is almost necessa top, sail be reduced. thrusts and wide end runs for-its gains, Pegterecd huiTerry L4eiof BHdEerort o e o mhao Mo e cting Bty ‘The Henry TFord, sailing as the|The fact remains, however, that Harvar gether. The odly ‘other club training on | champion of the American. fisherin, | always has & few. specially deceptive | WESTERLY SWAMPS ACADEMY x star ng! TO T aven, Oct. 20—Eddie Fayrs, ihigh eld?a‘r on the New Haven onalism and having played test against the use by Michigan of| Tno Yale-lowa zame is another ex- Roby, Knude and Kieffer on grounds|ample of the single of terli length | Harvard is likely to appear better in! % 10-round semi-final at 128 pounds, |Umber of years, and were afixious to go 2id D! gle track minds the n to ' her waterline lengtl = 1: ¢ of prof than is allowdd under the conditioes | this respert against:Centor than on the | Smiler McCormack of Stonington will | ! Saitormin.: Blle. tie; et woud. by !oothlfi To Jowed. 1] 2 trip, it was believed that -the difference o oo o b e il e b e e e, T e ¥oune. milly. Cainey of ‘New Mieator] football authorities of the “Big Three™ aiming for the dual goal of the two big games at4he end of the season. Jowa de- —_— serves a’'l/th€ credit there is for winning Saturday, but it is doubtful if the Hawk- eyes would have won had they been fac- el with a team coached to win every game on its schedule as it was payed er than Big Ten rules al- HE WORCESTER CLUB and let the next game take care of it- < the Pacific coast is the Chicago Cubs. | oJub, Bastern League champions, has and as challenger for the international|shift and concealed ball plays for use IN LISTLESSLY PLAYED GAME Y 3 % | club, e fishing vessel championship cup offer- |in emergency. It may be that tomorrow | Lacking any resemblance to a foot- ed by the Halifax Herald, will carry|it will be necessary to uncover one or | ball team’ 'the Secretary of the Navy Denby. more of these football or the Center, Westerly® Friday afternoon and were| The Yankee: BOXING COMMISSION TO - Navy vs. GeoTgia Tech beaten easily’ by a disgraceful score T need an American league companion. Rut Norwich Academy | this may be arranged, possibly with tha arranged tentatively to go to New Or- New Haven, Oct. 20—The appoint- ment of referees in boxing bouts, up to now in-the hands of the promoters, a & dry howld | 5341y lacking, and the indifferent way|and in addition would have for an attrae- will come under the jurisdiction of the Rl thele poditese e\ shoul 3 which the local boys played was|tian who is less familiar to the fans of ToV imposing obstacle t Geor- \-m. athletic commisslon in the fu- | Bia vietory Backaell save the Navy s gia Tech, and while the middies are as ing spirit that has been manifested|would be needed to take them to Califor- heart-breaking to followers ’'of the|the west and far ture, it was announced here tonight by g‘ml‘i{fi?rfir:}'fi:{z “lni:vesattl\‘;d:?ving' school. At no time during“the game |in the south, ¢ Mose King, chairmad. The commis- | yncovered: several weak points in | the | 0id they threaten to make a- score s sion’s designation will be kept secret |line as well as in tactics, With a week | V.0 the exception of once when the until just before the bout. of cool weather in which to rectify | DALl Was brought to the 20-yard line s e en e SoRight &t 4 (it fweaknaktes JF In Ukely vinar the (2D I0ETS MRS OBE SPUTINE any Chiance meeting of - the commission imme- | gaiiors will prove more formidable. Both | Of Preventing a jshutout. 2 diately after the Kaplan-Chaney fight | teams while undefeated to date have here. The commission, Mr. King said, | peen scored upon in & majority of their :ml m&un;eed by a disagreement be- | games and it would appear that offen-| Tog Gowned in his tracks on the 80- | O, tBe American Thread Co. of West- -ween the boxers as to the referees. sively they are further advanced than | yot “IH Unable to | €alt, on" three erly. This is considered the strongest th t defensively. downs, Spaulding kicked to Bamford| 2™ in the eastern part of the state Tigers $o Beat Maryland MARTY SHAY |first, with Marty Shay at second; |Bchmehl, recently drafted by the i Braves, will be at short with Faulkner| ONLY THREE PLAYERS {on third. In the outfield will be Gene REMAIN IN CHECKERE TOURNEY i €| past two years and has ne suffered Martin in lett, Joo Cosgrove in center,| "Boston, Oct. 20 Thrs players i‘ lumt ook will meet Maryland, which |next down Mifchell . dashed for 'a ot aomried ot henetoe YAk 4| mained fonight in competition fof the |0. Both of \Penm's scores came as the | the Eoal. R ey ihe villagh {be hard for any team to come through title in the fifth American Checkers | resuit of forward passes and long runs Bamford of Westerly kicked to Fox It is exepected that the largest San ok Noy " Zork.: formes’ Bogliih their team up to high standards sev- 'm'gnf‘{ B Spwon '2“{?.': g Samc|lyn, and Asa Long of Toledo, Ohio.|hold repeatedly against line plunge at-|and Fox jumped on the ball. It was 1) new. payers Bave been'gaded %o TRl aawon: bt becaae ieg bf;‘“ na | Jordan and Long meet tomorrow |tacks inside their ten yard line which|at this stage of the game that the 1] a National league 'club. and the Giants’ | peen sold to Worcester of the same league and will manage that team ® Bosts seaso! cording to an an- . g géms, to defeat | eleven staggered through a farce at on-Red Sox. next m, ac 000:000 lons thar, in 1971 1t was, oeeial ent made here today by . % are understood Yo ‘Nave | toner. George M. Welas of the New |\ sunounced today. The provinclal gov Haven club. N of 51 to 0, by the Westerly High|leans but there are substantial appear- nn. NAME REFEREES FOR BOUTS|, The TV =i (how &n unussaly | School team. The old Academy figni-| ing storles that anly a few inducoments | > COMMISSION HOLDS UP . yet not far advanced along the football | Lme and again on the gridiron was|nia. They could rdttle east with the, Cubs R ONE A A RARR'S (MO Boston, Oct. 20—'1'!:;;1 Ms‘ni::;fic: west than toé thise commission today dec! a 2 ; ; ?‘.?féé‘fr Jock Malone of St. Paul, nor|°RUY every bit as good a player. 74 Johhny Karr of Cleveland, were en- TAFTVILLE SOCCER TEAM OPENS| litled to compensation for their boxing bout here a week ago. The Malone- SEASON TODAY AT TAFTVILLE| gorr bout was called no-contest in the Taftville Soccer team gets away | third round by Referee Jerome Moore |- tBo“)':_lfi_en, e}cti:?jg ;:apmln on t_haee:\mt m’x;\‘::m of the fall nea.long today at|who declared that the men were not of illiams uries, won the toss, the fast team | trying. and Westerly kicked to Spaulding who | 1oy iie When they play the fos e Saints Whitewash Greeneville Self. Public betting at race course in On- tario this year fell to $44,000,000 or $12,- ernment also announced that first year's Eayrs will succeed Jack | rocaints from the five per cent. levy on racing bets amounted to $2.212,220 Centre, somchow, doesnt seem to be quite the same with “Bo” McQuil'an gone, although “Red"” Roberts js appar- The football elevens of St. Patrick’s d has held the Bulletin Cup for the P s L who ran for a twenty yard gain. The| 2D school, whi R 3 esult of the coaching of Rev. Fr.| P FH. KENYON General Agent Ianis: 2 wock ao 1310 | touchaown. Stonhause falled ‘to kiok | defeat at the hands of Tattville. |5 2io. won thelr third stralght vie- | GEO. N DELAP. Special Aeent % v s e : " As Tattville has entered the U, S.1Suererio, won thelr third Sraleht Vies| S0 8 DEGORD, Sneaiai Asent. the -Greeneville school team 7 to 0. i resented by the stroi | with & victory against them. tournament. They were Alfred Jor-|and it wa sapparent,that Maryland had | who was tackled after gaining a few will; Be_ rep v Mgest | DeRusha - featured for the Saints by © A. N. PREMO Spect Agent. * Hartiord, Conn. A 2 team that has been on the field in a overing 'a fumble in mid-fleld and | New York New Haves little defense for either passes or end|yards. Unable to gain again. Spauld- ber ears. to bri i e champlon, Louls Ginsberg of Brook-|runs. The, southerners could and did | ing kicked to Stenhouse who fumbled | Romber of v o e oo | dashing to a toychdawn and then kicking the goal.” Marksalso featured victors was: Finnegan c; O'Leary Ig: MR- AND MRS rnis th his tackling. The lineup for the A’ the : he lineup. These additions imclude| s 40, be a real contest. The proceeds| TOILing, an e winner will take on|defense kept the score down to a point | Academy played what might be called 4 P will go to the Tuberculosis Sanato- , formerly a star for- Ginsberg for ‘the final round in the|which indicated & closed playing abil- | football. In 'the next scrimmage| oo Alexander 8 DeRusha 1t ; Burns le; ard Plainfield, Heber, a full 2 ITIZEN rium, and it is hoped that the base- afternoon, ity on the part of the two teams than | Westerly was penalized 15 yards for ,back'tl::; gfflnfle{;‘ Doran of South Dstmondb_rt.u)lurphghy it ™, GOOD C ball commission will be able to' turn \ more complete statistics of the game.|rough playing. Then on ‘the mext|yonihecter -and two other dark | Durns Inb; Lipton rhb; it lover a substantial sum to this worthy | KAPLAN GETS DECISION Agalnst the shitty offensiv of Frinceton | dgwn McNamara lost five yards but cause. including as it does several threats fi Boynton mage them up. on the next horses, one rec:nt}ly “Ir.:;:?l 'trom uding oes rom o ; K % OVER ‘ANDY CHANEY |the same formation, Maryland will have | down. S ding then shot a forward England ~where he Dl or. s rears. Th bable lineu; Eha, atard Havepub on il Teptest troublo jn ‘Holing the:Tiger in' check|to McNamara Who was dowred right | iumber Of i b w baseball thin season that Norwich has| New Haves, Oct. 20 — Kid Kaplan .-en! since the days of the old Co ggn a n{er;:':“ dscish;n over - Andy WILIThE Aohk Ko a ctféut 1éague, and deserve the sup- aney Of more in a 12-round 4 P iy backs; Wrags, ran an t of the ‘people in this last effort|bout here tonight. Both men.are jun- Syracuse vs. Pittsbutgh to Westerly thus N, F. A’s only hope |y to give a real attraction to the public. | ior lightwelghts. The fight was fast with Kaplan winning by a wide mar- : orea Eitim runs brought the pigskin to the fifteen | 1" Greenhalgh, Knowles and Mathers, Chick Sugrs and Mickey Travers wers | gin. According -to mewspapermen at| and Comell liner up. sesiust Corats | vord line. End o quarter. e 7 pnaiched yesterday (0 hox at 125 pound: | the ringside, Kaplan won six rounds,|pittsburgh has ‘already lost to Lafayetts | joo miog, oo Dlay in the second quar- fhey are awaiting a club to 'give them lost one and fought to a draw on the!ana West Virginia in bitterly contested| T, Stenhouse pushed the pigskin over & purse. remaining five. experiences gained. Syracuse showed' a ¢ % AT GLOUSCELS'I;E‘R. 1:::: strong offense s&gainst Brown a week line. ‘Ut line plunges Westerly -Gloucester, Mass., 0—G! ago, but nullified it by careless handling % Y| ter, scene for the first time of the an- &2 (he: ball.’he, Providence collsgiens, | Soocd (Oitesn yerds . Mitcheli ) then i nual contests for the Halifax Herald . gave a pretty exhibition of broken field every. . Y however, could make little' impressions 7 d ] ¢ - i ¢ upon the g’mm ‘orwxf.dlg ana should mnglng.v scoring a touchdown. On J i the Salt City team stri ts offensive | ,of 1 P = . - §|stride” against the Panthers tomorrow | mps ren. i 2 KIe Canadian i i X flmbmh will have difficulty in repeat g 9 : 3 g ! - ; g B ol o R el 'showed real- stuff. LAST GAME OF SEASON Cornell Beady for. Goleste hon trisd (6" forward’ but i ) ; f Z ces: of ngland also were here 3 J 3 | Cornell, _the coaching. of le, | failed and Boynton roc;{g:‘d a iflfl- e “f““" E fra F : i . l ¥ 0 l l ) zznd is again piling dp impressive scores hav- E:-d‘b“fffitn"'g"”-l o RX"»“‘ =1 “The wind was flat tonight, an_ wgro‘md‘,‘ Sm L Y, b d y 4 &:‘ 9 LE et i i A 30 yard forward and r u o the old salts here that it thrée games. This will be the 23rd would b&u upowlth the sun in the game between Colgate ‘and Cornell and’ morning. 3 3 BLIIERA, || TO, should prove interesting trom whistle to | try_for. goal led o Kaceys vs. American Thread Co. |iZE: 5t imnnd b Sy S S vt _ Proceeds to be given to Tuberculosis Samatorium : GAME CAu;FDAT - O'CLOCI ; | 1 and consistent | then: for today's Same will be Finlayson, | football team, which meets the Navy unless the eleven has improved greatly | away, failing to make:the necessary| .- 3 “and Heber, full-|morrow, arrived here. today. distance for first down. The ball went | 5040 McClusgage an halfbacks; Brown, Strong, Walton, J.|from Washington by trolley after lhaving “Pwo extremely close games appear | OF,SCOrinE vanished. Westerly by end| Greenhalgh and Alexander, forwards; | travelled all night from Atiana. Are you interested in the Sal- Annapolis, Md., Oct. ;:—Acecr‘h.'l'.ch vation Army 7 " ; Do you want to help in its The visitors, thirty strong, came over | great task ? < READ THE WAR CRY'! - The Trinity«Connecticut Aggle clash Sincerely, at Trinity Saturday should furnish a % 'ABLES ARE /Inice little battle. games ‘and ahotld have benefited by the | DU 0% the try for goal he failed to| MANY NOT. H . WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT, EXPERIENCE AND - ~MECHANICS TO HANDLE THAT WORK IN A ~ BUSINESSLIKE MANNER. Capt. & Mrs. Chas. Carpenter METAL CEILINGS RE PROOF, ARTISTIC AND DURABLE. 3