Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 5

a FOOTBALL MENACE Be iempting to Grid Stars and Tangles Are Sure to Result in Eligibility Rows BY EDDIt CAHAN ~ From an intercollegiate shtandpo int, professional football is becoming a real menace to the great gridiron game. The “pro” grid season this year was the most successful in the histor v of the game and next season it prom: ises to thrive to a sttil greater extent. Football is a college games. Of course professional clubs and organ- ivations thruout the country cannot b« denied the privilege of participating in the pastime, but we can sée where the professional game will soon be- gin to tell on the intercollegiate status of college players. There are hundreds of men play Ing on the leading college teams each season who are not overburdened with wealth. An alluring offer to “jump” college and finish the season in profes sional spangles will prove mighty tempting to some young stars, There is no Way to prevent profes sional teams from luring away college players. It is not kidnaping. It is perfectly legitimate. It. will in. time, however, fesult in all sorts of investi-ations and entanglements in colleges, as regards a player's eligibility, Par icipation in just one professional game Will take from a man his amate r standing. $10,000 REWARD STILL UNCLAIME1: BY SCANDAL-MONGERS. One can't help admiring Charley Ccmiskey, president of the Chicago Sox, for his persistent efforts in attem ping to run down the nasty rumors that players were tampered with financially before they took the field against the Cincinnati Reds in October The offer of $10,000 to the person who presenta the proof that even one player was tempted still stands good. Detectives have been making inves- tigations for several weeks and nothin .; has been turned up, which leads us to believe that it was just 2 case of too much. Cincinnati. MIKE COLLINS MUFFLED BY ‘TRIMMING’ OF NOYE After Johnny Noye, the St, Paul lightweight, had been given a much disputed verdict by a claim of foul over Lew Tendler, of Philadelphia, con- tender for the lightweight championship, in Denver, sent notices broadcast claiming the title for his. boxer, Since that time Noye has been stopped by Tendler, mediocre boxers and in Minneapolis, on Friday night, he artistic trimming by Otto Wallace, the anything but championship calibre. Once again, the noisy Mike Colli ns must jump into a hole and pull the hole in after him. Noye is a flivver and Collins is out lots of spondulicks tor what he spent in having those gaudy press letters printed and mailed to every section of the country. Barnum was right, INTERALLIED RIVALRY STIRRED UP BY LATE WAR Among many other things, the late well-known war stirred up a feel- ing of athletic rivalry between this and the allied countries. men that Yale and Harvard have b intercollegiate meet with Oxford ana Cambridge, is an indication that the feeling of athletic rivalry is spreadin g. It will be the fifth time that Yale and Harvard track teams have met combined Oxford and Cambridge tea ms, but present plans are to make the meet better and bigger than ever. Yale and Harvard probably will both ac- cept the invitations and the cream 0” athletes from both institutions will make the trip, ‘ The University of Pennsylvania and Princeton have received invitations to come: to Europe, so this summer may see a real flood of American ath- letes showing our allied brethren just how things are done over here. RACQUET ARTISTS OF ROCKIES I GNORED BY ASSOCIATION In glancing down the long list of t ennis Players who have been ranked sccording to their ability by the Unit ed States Lawn Tennis association, we fail to find a single player from either Colorado or Wyoming, and each state boasts of players whom we feel sure could make things interesting for dozens of the mediocre players m entioned. William M. Johnson, of San Fra ncisco is rightfully given: the. rank- ing position. This is the second time Johnson has achieved this honor, having been placed first on the Ust in 1916. In order, the other four, in- cluded in the “big five” follow: William T. Tilden 2nd, Philadelphia; Ichiya xtumagae, New York; R. Lindley Murray, Niagara Falls; Richard N. Wil- Tiams 2d. 2 cmen’s ratings, that Molta Bjurstedt, It is interesting to note in the wr married name, Mrs. Franklin Mal- whe is placed third, is now using he ory. $e U. P. AGENT MADE! Residents of islands and small penin- beaten by three was handed a most good Milwaukce lightweight, who is PLAY OF THE FUTURE Alluring Offers after Recent Successful Season Will HAMY AND NAVY GLUB ATHLETIC CARNAL IS | FERRED TL M1 Because of the elabi “ate program of buxers and wrestlers heing arranged for the big Army ana Navy club ath- letic carnival for the holiday season, E, 0. Cathoun, in charge of the entertain- "uent committee of the club, announced this morning that the show would be postponed from Christmas afternoon | until the afternoon of New Year's day, | January 1, With the possibility of Harvey Perk- ins and Pleasant Smith tangling on the mat for a purse ranging from $50 te $1,000, this card alone should prove one of the most interesting ever given in Casper. The main boxing event will have seme close competitors for head- Ime honors, according to George Mc- + cod, who is arranging the program of wrestling and boxing. |in matchihg both wrestlers and boxers | bere and else where prompted the | Army and Navy club to secure his help | t» &@ promoter. McLeod volunteered to trrange the program “gratis.” Because the show is to help build up the athletic fund of the Army and Navy club many have volunteered to help in | ftaging the show. Thru the coopera- uon of all in staging this show, the ‘my and Navy club hopes to put on a ‘iph class show at a minimum ex- pense, $$$ << Oo——$ $< —________ rn Benny Leonard vs. Jake rounds at Atlanta. Frank Moran rounds at Newark, Joey Fox vs. Joe Lynch, 8 rounds at Newark. Pinkey Mitchell vs. Eddie Fitzsim- mons, 8 rounds at Newark. Jack Sharkey ys. Patsey Johnson, 8 rounds at Newark. Joe Benjamin vs. Mickey Donley, 8 rounds at Newark, Johnny Dundee, vs. Willie Jackson, 19 rounds at Detroit. Abel, 10 vs Jack Burke, 8 a Silver from sea-water is often depos- ited on the copper sheathing of ships. SS Of Utmost Importance Pure, emulsified cod-liver oil is not medicine as many are prone to think of medicine. COTT’S EM ULSIO is a fortit-of-growth-nourishment that is of utmost importance to many children. That most relish and thrive on Scott’s is a ‘“‘truism’’ accepted the world over. Give Scott’s to the children and watch them grow strong! Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. FUEL DICTA TOR = who dwell on the. mainland. IN THIS STATE 1920 AUTO LICENSES Should be applied for now. (Special to The Tribuue.) j CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec, 22,—The sovernor’s Office was notified by Hale. Holden, regional director of the railroad administration, Thursday, that D. M. Collins, district agent for the Union Pacific Railroad company, had been ap- ; pointed fuel administrator for Wyo- ming. The telegram announcing the appointment did not cause noticeable enthusiasm at the governor's office, Wyoming's need of a fuel administra-| tor having largely passed. 111 East Second Street New Regulations effective for the coming year. We will be glad to give you information regarding new rules and help you fill in your application card. NO CHARGE R. T. KEMP CO. Phone 370 Phone 176 coor AN NOIDA NANA ATH wre close them out. ly people or invalids. made easy. PIII IIL LP LLL AAA LA eh hh dk ddd dad didaddid, Smith & Turner Wyoming’s Greatest Drug Store -/. 135 North Center Street Just a few cars lett for the “Kiddies.” They were $3,00 but we will sell you one for $1.50 to Hot Water Bottles make a most acceptable gift for elder- Candy and Perfume in boxes--for her. You must not forget these with your others. Get the habit of trading where shopping is POOL LL he ded hh ede ed WOO TIMISTIILIITIIITTPISSOTTI OT aS The success which McLeod has had CALENDAR OF SPORTS _ ||: fly. Cribune eT WORLD WiWiF5T LUNCH CASPER MAN HAS ~ WOUND INLES among Four Concerns Fil ing Articles with State kr — Saag of Lee] cimyENNE, Wyo. Dec. 22.—An sléy in inder, lan even 1000,000 is the combined cap! ipsa Rif ? ‘A stock of four concerns, no two of which Reports Rife havé the same amount of capital stock, which have been granted charters by the state of Wyoming during the last ,| tow days. They are: .e| _ Midwest Lunch Cifetria, pital stock (Spectal to The Tribune. LANDER, Wyo., Dec. 22 f. urrounds the shooting her: Wamsley of Casper, who is in the Mshop Randall hospital with a bullet wound in his leg said to have been re elved while trying to rob a trunk sup \poséd to contain booze in the Grand} |Theatre building. No statement, it ts} understood, has been obtained from Wamsley, but officers succeeded in tracing the location of the shooting thru a trail of blood left by the wound- ed man. One rumor says the wound was s«!f- nflicted, resulting from the accidental discharge of a gun. Other reports de tare that he was interrupted at his Wamsley, it is said, was held at Cas- per under suspicion of being connected ‘ith several highway robberies there ond was later released when no evi- dence could be,ad&uced to convict him. pei ama Hee In Lapland the babies are wrapped | in furs and buried in the snow outside the church while their parents attend | # the services. Tiled Bath- Rooms Fire- | ¢ 8-Light Outfits, Places | Complete ....... and 16-Light Outfits, Tile | Complete ie awl. hei 24-Light Outfits, bee Complete .. tion 4 | “ 32-Light Outfits, | Complete .......... = Complete, Line of Samples Expert’ Work done by Expert Workmen Save Money and Time by Seeing J. B. PROVINSAL Fire Place P. 0. Box King 624 Phone 800 INCORPORATES Refinery. Cafeteria Company Here} * All Above Include Mazda Lamps in Four Colors Natrona Power Co. Casper. Directors: Henry Bostick Lif- sit, William Landers and Harry Bial. | REAL | headquarters at Laramie: Directors: | dition; Con. $1. Louis E. Coughlin, Hazel Wilson, Grove vs Moyer, T. C. Collopy and Elwood P. Kenwood addition; <ohnson. Greybull Masonic Building associa- tion, capital stock $$0,000. Directors: B. H. Cassell, J. C, Knode, L. HE. Wat- zon, H. M. Lockard, Lee Anchors, G. M- Clement and H. Higgins. The Hot Springs Electric Light & Power com- pany of Thermopolis filed certification of increase of capital stook to $200,000. Bought, repaired; sold, Wyatt Hotel Christmas Tree ever shown in Casper Phone 69 Lovell Construction & Investment | Claud W. 7% company, capital stock, $25,000, divided Kelliher; lot 4, block 5, | into 260 shares of the par value of | A i $100 each; headquarters at Lowi. Di- | ©t ux; block | reotors: H. BE. Harris, Reyn Icedom | Con. and L. A. Bowman. | Harry n et ux t Coughlin & Co., capital stock $15,000; !0t 13, block 68, She supplies. Sundstrand Adding Machines. “as-er Tynewriter Exchanse ee es ESTATE TRANSFERS Snyder et ux to Maurice Con. C. F. Smith et ux to Mr. 8. F. Smith 15, Con. $1. $10. $10,000, divided into shares of the par) 2,000 shares of the par value of $106 vaiue of $1.00 each, headquarters at | ench. Butler addition; TYPEWRITERS exchanged and Dealing in Phone 855 | “the increased capital stock consists Of esses eer see Our stock is now complet. th the better quality Christmas irce Festoons These outfits can be de- pended upon to make your beautiful, and our assortment of fancy lamps is the most complete R. D. Braddy; n Heights ad See Ben to Russell K. Yunck; lot 164 . Wo BUFFALO ROASTS (Boned and Rolled) Be sure and get some of this meat, We can get Turkeys any time Extra Fancy Home _ Dressed Dry Picked Turkeys. Extra Fancy Home Dressed Geese. Extra Fancy Home Dressed Ducks. Extra Fancy Home Dressed Hens. Extra Fancy Home Dressed Springs. » The Norris | Baltimore Oysters (Finest Ever) Quart .AOe tint ..400€ - toe eee 6 Oe Heinz Plum Pudding, Heinz Fig Pudding We Wish You All a Merry Christmas WE WILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING GOOD THINGS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DINNERS 1000 Pound Buffalo BUFFALO STEAKS (All Kinds) Small Pigs, Medium Sized Pigs, Large Pigs. (These little Roasting Pigs are our own raising.) Fresh Caught Mountain Trout (East- ern Brook, very fine.) Grape Fruit, Oranges, Figs, Dates. Head Lettuce, Celery, Mixed Nuts. Co. $) sa Son Sos Bec en be on do de Bin a A dn de