Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1920, Page 7

)DAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD TWOFOUR-ROUND BOUTS AND QNE Alor Wis DESHE COLORADO GAPS. § WRESTLING MATCH OW GARD HERE, "OMA ROM HAGKET TITLES P, . ——_ ; (By Associated Press.) * Spike Murphy Meets Doyle and Two Heavyweights— billion. neitweisht af indlanapeix, | Championship: Cinched: by_ Silver Plaza and Murphy—to Battle in Cutiain Raiser | Kamen tulr'm's tenround noaeetion | 14,Gole in Gare with . u | bout here Inst night, ’ Denver. Ministers for Coplen-Zimmerman Fight Monday Evening. |. Ow the wall of Ghrlet Ghurcis. catkea: BOULDER; Colo., Mar, 18—The-Un!- i i a Dublin, is a ig tablet’ placed Meter of Coloyade cliched the Rocky " - rr s 3 2. |there to commemorate the death of an| MOuntdint basketball Eohcenference title Besides the maiti ea of ten rotinds which will see Heinie Zim- officer who, pee years ago, heed here by winning from Denver unter: - A ‘orced to spend the night in the cai |} sity in She of thé final contests of the merman, winter of the heavyweight class at the Denver Athletic club ee ee sebnod, 86 ta WARM Pcdnior fee Lorek tournament this winter in Denver, matched against Geotge Coplen, the horn Aare, PEt the Fy Te tea Teese | Was hedded after its ‘great work in the . RX . j ar, Value 0! mon was ‘gwely . Colorado boy from Cripple Creek who stood up against Jack Demp-|gopseciated by the auc ted feel Steno Cemradacien she. culdiestes sey for pa ha at tg et Come hae arranged a Hera ip ac in London by French refugees. j Qnty one came: auring: the 1920 season 5 iminaries for his big sports show Monday night in the Iris | “trait of the Amew.” . 3-194 thag was te Colorado School of - card of prel ig Spo y_ nig! 1 eae MON comin: SAN-4E| TEL tala WR: ably an’ ther entisn 4 Charles Doyle, & 148-pourid boy, who i | at by 4 seore of 80 to 20, Only: this carries a tertifié wallop, and Spike 5 motith, the Mines fite was walloped by Murphy, @ boilermaker, who will tip the} the tinlversity, 27 to 19. | re s at about 145 pounds, have been Colorado College was defeated twice, matched to g@ fdur rourids. Friends of| - 34 to 10, and 20 to 18. The Colorado e Oo 2 ! * aa 14 say he will be out*there trying Aggies were virtims, 28 to 21, and 36 be + * + 2 + sd bre tn o put away from the very start. . Doyle : 5 : | - nearly & headliner wher he is in a ae @efent héte of the Deriver uni- fighting mood. If he fails to mix it versity tear bivictted second ies win- Murphy will, which assures a a ter, the state university winning ear- bout. lier in the year, 27 ta 10. | wal PI - 1 -| f The university did not play Wyom- ft anit Yeager Another Seas Shot Nization) provide a community gymhasiim for} ing university, Which also dropped a vetehs neatly the same, will be pit./committee of the Central Wyoming Ath-| the tise of the residexts of Casper who| game 40 the Mines this ceasme ont ta tel ageliutameieakier tn al four-round| tetic union, last night t1 the 9. s,/ Bf interested in ‘any form of athletics) attempting to even up scores as the bo. These WO HME the Hest tS Hake Lbullding, plane were phillies | % gymnasium work. Altho the Céntfal| Boulder five. djd. A contest ‘between 4 for the Wyoming Athistic Unioh realizes that an interesting bout and McLeod ways it /organization: of a twilight baseball! there may be some passive antagoniath ‘ack pacers ys mee faerie Mare coe will be a corket, league comprising six or eight ceams,!| ¢o the inviting of the Y. M. C. A. into! Cowboy quintet. ig:not. a regular.mem- Hugh Dowier, die of Casper’s best for games during thé spring and: sutn-\the Gasper field, {t does fot anticipate as A wrestler, has been matched mtr months. In all probability there) any getive work agamet the "<1" 7 a of the Rocky Mountain’ conference. inst Gig Pappas for a 80antmute, Will be teams representing the tun-\ viding the Citizens of Casper can Bot ling mateh. Dowler is better) dard Oil company, the Midwest Refin-| the “Y to come into this rely for the snown than Pappas. : ery, the. Mullin Club, the C. B. & Q.,| handling of a Casper Community Gyin-} Coplen will take his final work-out | tHe C. & N. W. and the Wyoming Ath-| nasium, probably tonight aha it wilt be a light | letlc Club. Some effort will be maie| “Basketbitll, for next winter, and ai] one. He i8 @difig' all of his training © induce the merchants of th y to the allied sports were also discussed at} at the Gasper Athletic club. Zimmer, | Banize a. team for this leaxuc, which) length, and will, in all probability be man is expected to arrive in Casper | Cam be entered either under the <us-)in full sway early this tan Saturday or Sunday morning. He prov- |,Pices of the Chamber of Commerce, or|° Printed questionnaries will be sent! ably will go thru some light exercises {he Perel eae Protective o1eani-| out to men in Casper, who are interest. Sunday afternoon at the Casper Ath- 74Uon. A’ committes ror the arrange-|e@ in any branch of athletics, and in letic club, . ment of a schedule was appointed by this manner a comprehensive idea of ‘ jMr, Rimerth, seeretary of th® C. W:iwhat is most, desired and needed. int Se Teh bs SS BES ia ; jAeU., with W.-M. Dennis of the Stan-| Casper will be gleancd. ATHLETIC LEAGUE - |dard refinery As chairman. ‘his coni-\ ‘The ten who were present at the iN mittee Will meet next Tues y might meeting last night and who are mivet} i” jn Mr. Sinclair's office in tt 5. instrumental in the organization of the! 10 DUGT Sun Of | Bldg., for the mapping out of 2 py + Central Wyoming Athletic union, are-| | Schedule for the teams in the league.| Mr. Rimert f a : |_Thaueements are to he made to the cher, Mn Browmae gy oe, Tee . i le 1@ cher, Mr. Browtine, J. L. s It: t ORGANIZATION FRIENDS ¥, M. C. A. to lotate here, int otter to Ted Porter, ee eae | acti ile tan lees sama uae Cnet eorte It was decided at a tmeeting of the recently formed Central Wyoming Ath- letic league “last night to send out a \étter to all men interested in sports asking that they fill’ out the letter stating what spotts they would support and whether they were in favor of a Y. M. C, A. In Casper. »It was thot London is looking for a tremendous American tourist trade ag soon as Cuba gets filled up—New York World. | Ask Lloyd Géofge if the president is} Keep the “little red schoolhouse” from “disabled.” | He. knows—New Yotk| being painted the modern shade of red. Morning Telegraph. | —Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter. ae, ae, A Younger Men Who like livety styles should see our sparkling Spring showing of TI ISZISSALLEALL ALLL At a_meeting of the org: be HIRSH, WICKWIRE CLOTHES Not freaks masquerading as fashions, but real style effects such as hand tailoring alone can pro- duce. 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