Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1920, Page 6

TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD LANDER HIGH 1S,‘ Tne COLORADO BATTLERWATONEDFOR: DEFEATED 27-17, SANE FIGHT WTH RECTOR THIS MONTH BOISE, Jan. 1 cha: RY CASPER FIVE seasiee a sam Clartam George Koplin, Light Heavyweight with Big Following in Home State Agrees to Meet Local Cham- agiiee- Le aera BOB MOWA GIVEN SHADE pion of Class, Probably January 22 IN BOUT WITH JAMISON School Gym Floor (Ry Associated Pren: ; George Koplin, a 165-pound battler from Victor, Colo., probably | will be the next fighter Roy Rector will meet here, according to ar- Last Night pening from) beni the seloting | so awAUR ES TIRe stona | 'angements being made by George McLeod. If these plans are worked minutes of play in the final half, Casper | MUU K Jan. » Mo! 7 a ¢ : ran up enough points to sweep Lander |W8S given @ shade decision hy arwspa-| out to final completion, Koplin and Rector probably will tangle here Vito 27, jaat snight in| Bo Wrneere 10 a tera do pet) January 22. Colorado sport followers know the record of Koplin and} oe Sieh seeds A sAee rai ihn es avyweight, here last night. | probably have seen him fight. dentally to He is practically the same weight as or, Koplin is the sixth man McLeod has been trying to cure for a match with years. It was also the first victory over the Lander high school in four years. The Casper rooters went wild when the final whistle sounded making it a win sts Hee SE ven ae aie for the Natrona county-high school, teon “of Bpokamaer Washington: woth With the score tied at the middle of western fighters. Watson | the last half, things hegzan to look dmateur champion’ in the 180-pound gloomy for Casper. This outlook y¥ ahout fwouvears ago. further strengthened a second later Anothe man who McLeod has} when, by fast playing around the bas been try ing to Casper is Mur nder players scored a field vin Brakenton of Salt Lake city. Brak- This placed the visit in the} on fought Jack Demp a six-round to 13 go in Utah, Price came thru with a field goal that Jumbo Martin of New Mexico, who tied the score at 15-all and his free tips the scales at about 190 pounds, throw made it 16 to 15. Miller, who | and Oscar Gardener of Denver are other played a fast game for the locals, | men McLeod has been trying to dropped in field basket but Lander | ire for fights here. came right back with two points. | The score was 18 to 17 and only three | or four minutes to 7 Price, Miller and Blanchard arose to the emergenc: Price dropping in a goal. Not to outdone Ifttle Blanchard slipped in two more counters and the total was 22 to | 17. A free throw by Price and two field goals by Miller brot the score to! 27 to 17 Lander ‘FARRAR FIGHTS WAY 0 ~FREEOOM INTHE WORLG INOS WOMAN’ AT I took out three minutes both | to get instructions from their coach Geraldine Farrar once more demon- and to rest. The final minutes of play strates her subservience to art in a told on the Lander five and continued terrific hand to hand fight with an- Zast work by the Casper players won other woman in her latest Goldwyn the game. | production, “The World and If’ Wo- Casper jshowed better guarding than | man,” which will be presented at the in the game with Worland. The five | WVeginning Friday. Few played better team-work. When °the | hetre: p to indulge in so strenu- Pander guards-let; up ‘for an instant, Rete (eee ee Baan foe ree there v ‘alw: a field goal waiting | P zt e € ° for Casper. This was plainiy shown in| the sake of realism, the entire. scen| was played for all it star and Mme. Rose Dione. The fight {is one which cannot I» aked’; and it irpasses in intensity the terrific strug- the final minutes when with only. three | 8 WORE ae to four minutes to play, fast passing | and accurate shots from the floor count ed five points and cinched the game le in which Geraldine Farrar engaged The results of Coach Morgan's coach- in the filming of “Carmen. ing and faithful work by the entire | The struggle arises thru the effort squad under his direction spelled vic- of a jealous woman to hand oyer Mar- ‘ia Warren, the heroine, to a man who covets her, The woman comes to Mar- ja’s room, locks the door, throws awny the key and telephones the man that | the girl is a prisoner. In desperation, Marcia, a famous American opera sing- ler in Russia, attacks the other woman. |They pull each other about the room | and tear each others hair, until the |opera singer finally flings the other from her half way across the room. tory last night. Miller, the tall center, played a fine game in spite of the fact that the Lan-| der players “laid” for him. Kocher as safety guard should be given a large) amount of credit for keeping the Lan-| COWLER AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT—P om Cowler, the much abused punching der score down. 1t was his play that |bag of champions, has again come to the front by eliminating Al Reich from Bot the ball down to the other end of|the ranks of the contenders. The latte r was in the midst of a successful come- the floor when a Lander basket failed, | back. 2 Price looked good at forward, while Blanchard played an unusual game for R With the frenzy of a tigress the Amer- STATE LEGIONNAIRES | TO JOIN IN WELCOME EXTENDED O10 CHIEF Two representatives of the American Legion from every county in the state will meet with State Chairman C. S. Hill in Cheyenne, Wednesday and Thursday while General Pershing is in that city, A general conference of these members of the Legion will be held. State Secretary Harry Fisher will go from Casper as will B. C. Calhoun, a member of the state executive commit tee. f Mr. Hill besides being state chairman of the Legion is state immigration offi- cer, and has been appointed by Gover- nor Carey as chairman of the reception | committee which is to welcome Pershing at Cheyenne. With so many representa- neral Pershing's visit, the American | Legion is expected to play a prominent | part in welcoming the commander of | the American forces overseas, | ————___ VELVET JOE OUT | WITH ALMANAC | FOR NEW YEAR showed well for Lander. jican girl leaps upon the other and But it was team play that won as it lchokes her into insensibility. When will be in other games this season with | Ki} ROSS IN LUSK BOUT the struggle is aver, the star, stands tired, ting and bleeding; but 8 improvement in the Casper squad after | qu Peaverer | ‘ prisoner in her own room. To escape, Captain Price scored the first goal. | | Miller copped the second. Casper had | | | Marcia climbs out Of the window, up a a five-point lead a minute later. But | ae Play Scheduled at Laramie to De- LUSK, Wyo., an, %.—Patsy Branni- gan knocked out Kid Ross in the fourth round of a scheduled urday night, Fontana iy the chief event ten-round bout fire-escape, reaches the roof and then Juandersmade it 5 to 4 in the middle of Brannigan will climbs down the sky light to the cor- ridor. below. Here she finds her lover the half. The half ended with a score who has just come there to take her standing 7 to 5, with both teams guard-| cide Championship of Wyo- of the card which is to be staged at|®WAY. thetanan ing closely which necessarily held down | ming High Schools Fort Russell next Thursday night in) Together they overpower the gu the total. ig Hg! honor of’ General, Reraliing, j Who try to stop them and escape. Lander started things with a rush in the second half, tying the first tip-off. per in the le; s mush | LARAMI the score with] annual bi A free throw put Cas-| University of 1, 8 to : led then by one Phe thira tournament of the Wyoming will be held 7 this year, it has University instruc: | The local five| here March GRIFFIN KNOGKED OUT IN. F/RST PLUNGE INTO MARRIAGE to four-point margins until the Lander pla n annour yers tied it up in! and profes have been named THIRD BY BURMAN DENVER the middie of the closing: halt. tg look atter ditterent paris of. the ’ TOO EXPENSIVE Laramie is coming Friday but Casper | tournament which will include besides — | should make a good showing if the| basketball, debating, munical, and oth (By Associnted Press.) | team plays and has the ne support of|er, forms of academic we | DENVER, Jan. 13.—Joe Burman, aj LONDON.—Engaged for 24 years, the rooters that it had last night. ‘This| ‘With the increased interest heing| Chicago bantamweight, knock out) William Wright, farmer, of Earlswood, Ivander quintet is no slow bunch. The|taken this year by, Wyoming high] Dick Giffin of Fort Worth, Texas, in! changed his mind about marrymg Flor. visitors outweighed Casper about six | schools in basketball, it is expected that | the a scheduled und bout) ence Annie Hunt, local postmistress, It pounds to the man and were a husky|the 15 to 20 teams which line-up in| Carl 3 bested’ Spike Douglas in) cost him $1,750 for breach of promise. squad of vers . e state mpion-| ten rounds. | Ba ee saw them and refereed os ail eee he Pe am the ‘title: | _Bi tes College was the first of the New honey in the coolest place in the hive, Lyman Spalding and Lyale Ruagiar Started in the spring of 1918, the) England colleges to adopt co-education, and the young insects in the warmest. Ber boxed two minutes during the inter-| basketball tournament and state high} mission between halves. the mateh a draw. school week at the university has grown popularity, The treatment accord Tescher called Spalding, the small-| in er boxer of the two, was the aggressor | ed the visiting high school athletes and most of the w: students is reflected in the increased enrollment in the freshman class at the the following Ne state university fall. FULTON HAS THE BEST OF FIGHT WITH MORAN} ocinted Press.) an. 13.—Fred Fulton of Burlington Briefs me club ve party The Social gave a successful new Yea Burlington which (Ry A. NEWARK, Rochester, Minn., outfought Frank Mo-| for the employes of the road is making ran of Pittsburgh in eight rounds at} extensive plans for! a dance to be given the first regiment armory here last|}riday evening, January 23. C ! night. chairman, has |Scott, who is generat named committees on entertainment, | finance, music, floor, refreshments and | | sociability, who are putting forth their eee MELLAS THROWS ‘KID’ utmost efforts to make the affair en ' joyable. WINT 4 Division Freight and Passenger Agent J. A. Leary, will rerurn tonight from Omaha where he went with M. W. Pur- cell to attend a Knights of Columbus initiation yesterday. Miss Mabel Sanlin will return tonight rom Denver. She) will be accompanied (By Axsociatea SIOUX FALLS, 8. I ander Mellas of Sioux winters of Mankato, Minn., in straight falls here last night. were middleweight: Martin Ohlhausen will leave tomor-. —— RIVERTON ALLEY oTARS |row for Powell to take a position as Jagent and operator at that station. TC IN GASPER | George Galloway has returned from) |a ten day visit at his home in Nebraska. Mac Divitt has returned from Grey- bull where he went on business for the Arrangements are being made to hold| Brotherhood of Railway Clerks. a bowling tournament between Casper} 3. L. Kincaid has been transferred and Riverton, the scores made in each) from Greybull to Casper. | city to be telephoned between the two} Miss Mayme Mullin and Bruce Mc cities. Riverton is reported to have a! Culloch spent yesterday afternoon an! speedy team while Casper, altho now, | will put only the best material in the} field to match the speedy players from| verton, att this tourney in which each team plays in its own respective city is a suc two Borh men|by her mother who will be her guest | j here. Miss Mary work in the C. B. & Q. office: Place has resumed her Final reports from thristmas geal drive received toda by |BURNS WORRIED 'EM—That George Burns of the Giants was one of the rs. Sam Service showed that Christ-| hardest men for National League slabsters to pitch to last season. is broug! will be played in}mas seals and health .bonds to the|out-in the pitching records of the Heydler circuit. 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