Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1920, Page 8

\GERS FIGHT WAY T0 f AST PLAGE INSTATE TOURNEY Championship of Laramie Tournament Goes to Up- State Five With Defeat of Rock Springs and Ch yen ne in Finals on Saturday Night LARAMIE, Wyo., March 29.—Worland, the great north- tern Wyoming high school basketba?l team, won the third nual basketball tournament here Saturdlay night by defeating th Cheyenne and Rock Springs in the finals. Worland won ‘om Cheyenne, 13 to 8, and Rock Springs, 17 to 10. Cheyenne cond and Rock Spri in the rings ngs third in the tourney, Chey- ‘MOREY YOUNG DEFEATS GLEN ROGKER IN BOUT LAST SATURDAY NIGHT Morey Young obtained a decision over Tommy Thomas in a _ten-round} #0 at Glenrock Saturday night as the} headliner on card which included sev- eral pugilistic aspirants. _ In the semi-windup' Spike Murphy and Blackey Malan battled six rounds to a draw. i Johnnie Jensen and Spider Kelley Were given a draw in a four-round ar- gument. oad The curtain-raiser was a wrestling match in which Plim Clayton won with a half Nelson and. scissors. ele in HOKUFE'S MAT Lewis and Made Quick Work of Hussane uff that he will come from Crete, Min the game. And there is a reason. draw with Ed “Strangler” |Hussane, the Terrible Turk further “CHRD G00 Stayed: Two Hours With Strangler|theater to make ideal seats for rin; ‘With absolute word from Bill Hok- Hokuff has gone two hours to a Lewis from Harry Getty in three minutes) while his quick victory over Yussif. ling hefty Turks from Europe to match) one of these birds builds its nest on alpicion upon leather as against the best in the United States.| housetop, they believe the happiness of| Koran, therefore, | He made a bad break, however, when) that household is ensured for a year. jhe allowed one of his | latest acquisi- “tions, Ivan Micahaloff, to go up against Hokuff! Hokuff won in two. straight j falls. That watch “killed” Micahaloff and Herman felt rather foolish himself since Micahaloff weighed 300 pounds while Hokuff only weighed in at about| 275. ; Tickets will go on ‘sale early for ‘this match because no tickets other ‘than general admission tickets are to sold at the Iris window. -The new grand stand seats which nave been ‘arranged; on the stage at the Iri side ticket holders, each seat being iS itanged so as to give a perfect view) of the stage: George Mcleod, who is promoting the big match, will also put on a rea} startler as the semi-wind- ‘up. 4 AIO IS NE Ba Nebr., to meet Big Jack Taylor here 4n the Iris: theater, April 8, Taylor is} The coffee tree in a wild state will working hard every day because ‘he|grow to a height of 30 feet; when culti- fears ‘Hokuff as much as any man/vated, it is pruned down to 6 feet for convenience in gathering the berries. | The Arabs -have « superstition . that} the stork has 2 human heart. When Pigskins; tho ine to the Moet orthodox directions, is atways hoy in —_— cloth. Mohammedans always look with sus- HARRY T. MOREY “HONOR'S WEB” © Intensely dramatic... Keeps you in suspense, and big surprise ending. _., —ALSO— _ BEN TURPIN AND CHARLES MURRAY makes him one of the most feared men’ Speaking generally, a man’s head,!on the mat today. particularly. if he is a thinking mon, Hussane is remembered in Casper continues to increase in size until he|as the man who wrestled Earl Cad- is 40 or 50 years of age. dock here on July 4, 1918,. while Cad- dock was champion heavyweight wres- PBS S, Rae dN In both Egypt and Assyria, poresicin é 5 apie mar-| sings Were in common use. They were E great WAS/Hainted with great delicacy, the paint- petition amon eventeen | ing being often burned into the enamel. ms entered in the tournament, whieh | bas hha bg WANTED under the auspices of the Uni-| ¢ Wyoming. Rock Springs de- Afton, 15 to 12; Laramie Preps t to the state champ fi t Worland, turday were: nne 7; Cheyenne by univ who helped ll-state te ards, Denton of Worland,| University High; substitutes, rd of Worland, Harrison, Afton. was eliminated in the first The team’ returned ng that it had done for the — o— | Realty Transfers rey, et ux, to Leigh B. per Realty com- North Casper ete. ux, to Charles A, 3180, 160] to Charles tion 17-31-80; rke et ux, to George n 3iblin, on lot} eration, $1. ek 134: considera- ux, to Walter Svare, | 1 Ona +. Wilson to X Vest trothers, on kK Addition; ion, $1 Kuist, et ux, to Charles Hy k 56, White's ation to W lock Jarrion, asideration, s to Th ith, on W% 0-81; $ cor block nsidera- on end, et ux, lots 18, abeth block 69, Cas- ohn F. 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