Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 5

ae FReiin Mvihiune Cbe Caspet Day Cribune PAGE FIVE THIEVES FOILED SECOND | KEMMERER, Wyo., April 28.— sheep shearers at the Opal corrals, which will handle 100,000 sheep this season, were raised from 14% to 18 censt an hour when 27 of them struck after working a week on the contract. Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. RITCHIE SAVED FROM ©» STRANGLER LEWIS LOSES TO GIANT POLE IN MAT The plant is one of the largest in this region. Conferences will be held to make further adjustments before work is RIVERTON, Wyo., April 29.—Be- cause they couldn’t get it open to, rifle the till, thieves who broke into! the Hotel Lapeyre carried the cash! register away with them. It weighed! 150 pounds and contained $36 in cash which the robbers failed to se- cure after carrying the register some distance and battering it in an effort! to get it open. j TIME, FAIL TO OPEN SAFE Announcement Ihave obtained the agency for the North Half of Wyoming and Montana for the well known and invincible FOUR DRIVE TRACTOR ——_- KNOCKOUT, ON ROPES IN THE FINAL ROUND Asnociated P: NEWARK N. J., ‘April. 29. Willie Ritchie of San Francisco was saved by referee from a knockout at the hands of Benny Leonard, lightweight champion, in the eighth and final round of their fight last night. Ritchie was on the ropes when the match stopped. Referee Slim Brennan stopped the fight a minute and a half after the eighth round started, when Ritchie was helpless on the ropes. Except in the third round, when Ritchie made a rally and forced the champion backward around the ring, Leonard had the better of the bout all the way. Ritchie’s gameness was the only thing which kept him bat- tling. With the remarkable courage, the former champion took ali the punishment which Leonard gave him. Leonard went at him cooly and be- gan to tantalize him with stiff jabs to the face. Ritchie used all the de- fense and tricks he knew to stop this. Leonard speeded up his punches, an the former champion imagined that two or three boxers were directing blows at his head. A stiff left jab sent Ritchie’s head back, ond when Leonard followed up this blow with a terrific right smash to the jaw, Ritchie’s knees sagged and he went to the floor. As Brennan tolled the nine seconds over him there was a forlorn look of helplessness on Ritchie’s face. He staggered to his feet and Leonard again tore in with rights and lefts. Ritchie tried in vain to block the} onslaught of blows, but once again Benny’s driving attack broke down his guard and again he went down. Grasping the ropes to regain his feet, tlie referee storneci en’ the Bent ANLLY IN FOURTEENTH WINS MISKE DECISION TULSA, Okla. April 29.—Billy Miske won a 15-round decision over Bill Brennan by a terrific rally in the 14th round, in which he had Brennan standing helpless in the center of the ring. Both’are heavyweights. WELTERWEIGHTS FIGHT TO DRAW, GRAND RAPIDS GRAND RAPIDS, PIDS, Mich., April 29. —Ed. Rinderle of Milwaukee and Harry Schuster of San Francisco, welterweights, fought 10 rounds to a draw in this city. NAMY SLUGGER DELINERS HAYMAKER IN THE FIRST EL PASO, April 29.—Johnny Sudenberg, middleweight champion of | the southern department of the U. S. | army, knocked out Kid Gleason of Texas in the first round of a sched-| uled 15-round bout here last night. | ——_—_—_—_—_—— USES BUTCHER KNIFE, WILL GO TO TRIAL SOON i LANDER, Wyo., April 28.—For an aggravated assault upon W. N. Gun- cheon, oil driller, in which the latter was badly cut about the hands with a butcher knife, Patrick Kensella was brought in ftom Pilot and bound over for trial in the district court on $500 Bonds. CHICAGO, April 29.—Wladek Zbyszko defeated Strangler Lewis in & finish match here last night. The time of the first and only fall was eolneeree 14 minutes and nine sec- MOHA KNOCKED OUT IN EIGHTH BY GRIFFITHS AKRON, Ohio, April 29.—Johnny Griffiths of Akron knocked out Wal- ter Mohryof New York, welterweight, bout last evening. ERTLE VANQUISHED BY | Frankie Mason outfought John Ertle jin 10 rounds here last night. ‘GIBBONS SHOWS GLASS IN FIGHT WITH GPT. ROPER |; WATERLOO, Iowa, April 29.— |Tom Gibbons completely outclassed Captain Bob Roper in 10 rounds here. ‘HARRY GREB 13 GIVEN DECISION ON POINTS & CANTON, Ohio, April 29. —Harry| Greb of Pittsburgh outpointed | Bat-| tling Levinsky of New York in 12 rounds here, according to newspaper critics. LEO DUNN ON RETURN HOME. Leo Dunn, rmer , assistand cashier at the yoming National bank, and at present a member of the 110th field signal corps of the 85th division landed at Newport News, Va., Sunday, according to word received here by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dunn this morning. Leo is a well known Casper boy who was born and raised here. According to war department advices, the 35th will be mustered out at Camp Funston soon after their arrival. Alfred Clowry, jr., is the only other Casper boy who was a member of this division. 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