Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1919, Page 5

THE ARIS TONIGHT Se Perkins Rests for Big Match Expected to Attract Ca- pacity House; Is Confident of Ability to With- stand Punishment until Chance Comes | was in good shape. tor completed his work for the bi match Tuesday night and, rathér than go stale, he reeked vee fete nr hagas Hiei ap Mathes 5 terday aside from a little exercise, Tickets havé beén much in demand, the last few days and Promoter McLeod ; i eenisilaiin || HOW FIGHTERS ‘STACK UP’ IN FIGURES TODAY expects a capacity house when the two Casper huskies line up tonight. Doors; at the Iris theatre will open at 7:30 o'clock and the first match is scheduled ; to start abotit 8 o'clock. Special guards und a complete staff of ushers have been secured to avoid any confusion in seating. Evéry pérson will be seated in his right seat, according to McLeod. It’s a toss-Up as to who will win the main go. Both mén fought to a stand- still in a little bout at the Blk‘s initia-| tion night recently. The two were so well matched that friends urged Mce- Leod to get the two boys together again in a@ longer contest. Rector to thé average spectator who has séen both then training at the Cas- per Athiétic ti) looks fo be in a little! better condition than Perkins, But| Perkins’ ruggedness may overcomie any | advantage along these lines. Rector will be faster than Perkins. He is more | than ten pounds lighter and has a more aggresive attack than Perkins, FOREIGN GOLD TO TAKE MA KILBANE ON TRIP: zed by the fever that seems to] tirry all American boxérs to Europe, Perkins, on the other hand, has a Johtiny Kitbane, featherweight cham- wonderful defense. He can take a lot | pfon of the world, has declared that he | of punishment stolcally, His weight jiitends to invade the old world and may wear down Rector in a long battle. | sick up some foreign kale, Johnny has | « In training, a fast man has been able three tough bouts ahead, but just as | to get to him at times and it may be} soon as they are corapleted, he will} that Rector will be able to penetrate his | make his plans for the trip. massive defense. | He plans to battle in both England | Perkins claims the chdmpionship of ‘and France. It is altogether probable the Pacific fleet whilé Rector lays claim | that none of his bouts in England will to being light heavyweight. champion pe geeision affdirs. The little Irish- | of the Pacific coast: man is too wise to make sion u step. Three interesting preliminaries have | There are many good featherweights in been arranged to précede the main go. | rancé and Kilbiine shotld r 0 be kept} Kill Lang ahd Evan Cooper, twe heavy- | busy. weights, will tangle in a Wrestling; Pal Moore, Johnny Griffith and match. Kid Sharkey and Joe Burnett, 140-| pound lads, will go four rounds with the gloves, | A battle royal with Fred Corbett as boxer and Barf Dowlér as wrestler is expected to score a hit. Both will be blindfolded, the object of the match be- ing to make the Other man quit first. | Dowler promises to get a secure aold on Corbett and Corbett is just as’ cér- tain that Dowler will find his gloves far frém._ soft. But the main interest: centers about Rector and Perkins. ' DAD'S REP. TOAD YOUNG FITZ IF HE NEEPS GOING George (Knockout) Brown are among the American pugilists now enjoying European hospitality. OGDEN LIGHTWEIGHT WINS FROM AISHRIND IN SIA (By Associated Prexs.) | SALT BLAKE CITY, Dec. 18.— dohnny John, Ogden lightweight, was gwarded a referee's decision over Abic Mishkiiid of Sat Lake City in a fast six-round go here. | SAOKINE GRAPPLE PIS MIKE YOKE TO THE MAT {n his professional debut in the fight | arena, Young Bob Fitzsimmons, son of| spoHANE Dee feted thye: of || the late “Old Bob,” succeeded in send-| spokane, claimant of the middle- ing Bd’ MeKinley, @ supposedly clever| Pi caplonship,. sup | lac- According to experts at the ring- young Fitz. showed a fast and left and wrx able to hit MeKin wimost wt will, make good before the spert pub young Fitz must best some of the | He can't expect to get} d by his was only light wrestling _c! cessfully defended the title against Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City, tuking FORMER FRATERNITY MEN TO ORGANIZE IN CASPER heayyweight,. home with a nasty ing. lie, top-notehers. by on the reputation pos: father, for after all, one Bob Fitzsimmons. * ‘There is nO use in chasing the youth to slaughter this early in the game, but if he should meet a good man and emerge from the ring victorious, our Jet is that he would be one of the best drawing cards before the American fight public. ther An organization composed of all for mer college and university fraternity j}men is to be formed in Casper. W. J. Bailey was named us acting head until a definite organization has been per-| fected. He was elected at a luncheon held in .the Henning hotel yesterday joon Which was attended by more than | 12 former college men who are also} —<—$—$<—_—_ | The Purdue fortball team had a most | disastrous season this y playing | epee eae OLYMPIE TEAM T0 FEEL |members of fraternities. | t] j three games in the Big confer: ence and losing all of them. In the resignation of Bob Simpson, the sensational high hurdle runner, the Amateur Athletic association loses a inighty valuable athlete. Bob has re- signed from the class of the amateur 10 accept @ position of couch at the ity of Missour' which, of course, makes him a pr sional. Slnpyon’s loss front the team which will represent America Olympiad in fel in the great Belgiuin, will be keenly He held the world's record in the yerd high hurdle and be was looked to win this event in the Olympic » adding to Atericu’s totel of points. However, there is a stage when a man’s liveliboed counts more than his athletic ability, and Simpson probably realizes. this. As a-coach, he shovid be 4% success, as he is dn all-around ath- lete and knows the sport game thoroly. Champion Pacific Fleet, KID SHARK eight 130 Lb Our / Strictly Fresh Eggs Weight 1 on the si : Some Bicebfast! Nate Kitty. Corner-from- Library: hand of our friend Jess Willard. have it thru a good source that the former champion is still the angel of the ranch, so we believe that Jess Willard, thru those diplomatic agents of his, is the gazaboo really seeking to put on the big card. dington and, B. 11 at the \week when one which the the track. ribs, bruises, from the top of the BLENROCK DEPOT BURNS, kept down the loss Jamps is said to ha The station Western Ratlroad compa pion wrestler. NEWS OF THE SPOF GON TOES FOR. ress esr MILLER OFFER We read with interest the an- nouncement that the Miller brothers, ed owners of the 101 ranch, have offered $300,000 for the privi- lege of staging the Dempsey-Carpen- ter fight Miller, in issuing his statement, de- clares he doesn't care how the kale is divided between the two boxers, but that he and his brother will pro- duce the goods if they can land the match, in Oklahoma. Col. Joe Behind, all this we see the fine We Leave it to Jess to make the old Jack! eee Beis sheer bags COAL CAA JUMPS TRACK, TWO MEN ARE INJURED LANDER, Wyo., Dec. 18.—J. Rt. Cad- had a close call Poposia. mine near here this of the coal cd men were bre Caddington only suffered two n were but T thrown ALL FREIGHT 15 SAVED 00 station at Glenrock, Wyo., troyed almost comp y » Tuesday evening. 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Admission $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 WORLAND USES PLEASURE CAR: - TO CARRY COA WORGAND; Wyo., “Dee. . woes miners" Strike ts) @hde2 but Worland at still is dependent for the gréeatér of its Coal supply on dn old mine 25 ‘ thiles from town which, was re-ppéned py the strike, and coal from this mine continues to be transported’ to téwh fi the automobiles of vohinteors. As high as sixteen tons a day has been brot in by pleasure cars, into which the fuel was loaded after being sacked. oo TEAMSTER DIES IN BLIZZARD | NEAR RAWLINS | | Th | ibe Eliminatibn of “Two-Bit” Bleacher May Still Rooting, Mag- nate Is Warned Some bird is always taking the real joy out of life. Now comes a mejor jleague magnate who syrgests that the farious ‘ two-bit" iléacher seat be done away with: Imagine a dig league ball jaune in action without that verbal tur- moil pouring: forth in volumes from where the 25-centers are wont to hold forth. RAWLINS, Wyo., Dec. 1¢taastat | It is the riotous rooting, coming from the old bleachers, that adds color to the pastime. Another thing, there are birds who can't afford to diz up more than twenty-five cents to see a game, and if they can’t see big league ball, Ithey will augment the throngs that watch the corneér-lot game. Our desire is to b the magnates climinate some the political oppres- sion from the nd old game. Get at! | the bottom of the present squabble. end lit or give some of these moneyed birds [the gate. So far as the old “two-bit” |section is converned, long may it wave! {if this popular section is junked, the game will receive a wallop. It will re move from the hot stove cireles those bleacherites who make a study of the game and whd can tell you without hesitation the age of Cobb's wife's grandmother, or inforin you to the brand of dandtut cure used by Eddie Collins ‘The removal of “tvo-bit® row means heyik uprising among the real leather neck galoots who are daily visi- tors to the outfield “jury box.” = his team and wagon when further pro- gress becatne impossible because of drifting snow and zero wind, Dan Le- han, teamster enroute from Wamsutter to Stratton Bros’. steep camp, struck) out on foot in an effort to make the | camp but Was overcome and froze to death. His body was brought to Raw- lins Sunday. No trace has been found! of the team. | AOULEAMANERS TOGNE 3 MNNOA BAL OEE, STH The seventh ual ball to be given | hy Casper local, International Brother. hood of Boilermakers, will take place | — a Tommy Burns was the heavyweight champion to engage in an | internationat contest for the titled | Bu went to sland in 1907 and Knocked out G r Moir, the British champion in 10 r ds, and the follow- Ng year he knocked out Bill Long, ustralian champion at Melbourne, in rounds. t American | iEilgarise tics 5 Bath- | | | | Complete Line of Samples Expert Work done by Expert J. B. PROVINSAL Fire Plate P. 0. Box King 624 button is better than a Phone 800 front. It frees soméone else, Burnett Optical Co. Skilled \ : 2 hampion of the at $65.50: Sandbar sitit you. LNG made easy. Deve: by. Peterson, Ce: ens) HH: Suonabrn peasavee? Frank Peart. 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