Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1920, Page 5

Che Casper Daily Cribune ____ PAGE FIVE AR Sa Pt Peds" yaseap te eames ET . . Se RE er Oe ts ; [Soccer Practice to nite it dingemaey TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD| mi NAMM iay, | Betis tere Sendoy EE a ADDIUEE BIMNIY THD FORMER DAL heme eee BIOOMFIEL ALS) WINS, O2 Mitest Clore edict ee = the H chool athletic 4 in Casper yesterday. 1 |to the first prize cup, which has already (B a 5 . 2 o'el a e % 4 y Associated Press.) s 2 afternoon at o'clock unless in oil lands in this vicinity. | IN RAIL YARDS (re are tnd ee nine team" by| JERSEY CITY, N. J. April 21.— |the weather is bad. ‘This is the second| ‘ + i 2 a a 12 eae a com! Willie Jackson of New York out- | practice of the mn to be held by this bees? fought Jack Lawlor of Omaha in eight nization which now has enough —< There hye been some changes in! rounds here, according to ringside pla for at le: aS le | BATTERY If you want to know about the CHE: st two teams. <A real . ETS NNE, Wyo., April 24.—Sylves- the league line-up since the last meet-| critics, l schedule of games is planned for next : Wyomii Cham Can ter Richie of this city, formerly a well-!ing of the organization committee of i ifs Size of Job Cut Out for yoming hi pion known baseball player, was killed at|the Central Wyoming Athletic union,| . 34ck Bloomfiel, English light-heavy- | 1%! Glimpsed at Athletic Club; Interest Rife in Big | Seattte Washington, Thursday, while|so that it can now be positively assert-| Weight, won his first bout in this i ‘ as a switchman in the rail-|ed that’the following teams under the eee ae spinal pting “Walser Me- | Nf (3 vards. Detgils of the accident} leadership of the’ managers listed be-| Girr of New Yor ® six-round con- | Match Scheduled for Monday Night ¥ not been received by relatives| low, will appear on the diamond this| test. ans 0 | {FP WILLARD threaded rubber insu- : ; The body will be brot here for| summer, under the auspices of the Twi- Spider Roach of San Francisco de- | lated battery ask us, the Willard .s “TEE Nicca 2 x | burial. \light league: Standard Oil company, feated Bert Spencer of Brooklyn in representati Casper wrestling fans will have an oportunity to lamp over Al-| = manager Charlie Melcher; C. & N. W.| 9 sheround bord, y | "MugriatBJ# Generator \Gtartersy Te. len Eustace, the man who will attempt to down big Jack Taylor, Wyo- | 1. 0. 0. F. ATTENTION railroad, Managers Schultz and Morris: ES nition and paired. AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., 136 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 9683 (Old 11 E. First St.) hting Troubles re 8 ial : ” bs 2 Casper Lodge No. 22 will celebrate the! Mullin club, Manager Ted Porter; Wyo- (By Associated Press.) j ing’s best heavyweight, Monday night in the Iris theater. Eustace! one hunaredth and first anniversary of| ming Athletic clube Manager @ EL. thet | DETROIT, April 24.—K. 0. Bren- ming $ f . © «| the Orde: Mond: igh rit 26. 2 will arrive here tonight and will do light work at the Casper Athletic Trelowe naay might, April 26.'merth; American Legion, George Vro- ; , J | nan of New York knocked out Sergt. 7 : re * All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and visit- man post, Manager W. A i club Sunday afternoon starting about 3 o'clock. The club rooms will) ing members of the order are request . Leissinger, 1 Lodge of St. Paul in the second round | that th the big Ka thru his! £° attend 4-24 “i @ Natrona County high school, Man- I§ FORMED | BASIN. of a scheduled ten-round bout here isi can see the big Kansan go thru his’ : -24-1t|/ ager Dean Morgan. i) | be open to all visitors so that they ani na, | last night. ng like work. i: t [=—IhILn DDO NN EEN =: Three highly efficient umpires have ———— ———— —— = orge McLeod has received word offered their services for the entire BASIN, Wyo., April 24.—The local| Be ne retrace fling and@in season, and this offer has been ac-|, DA‘ s : wot Saieea it Eustace is fit end willing cepted by the Twilight league officials, |PaSeball association has been organized e best! sort of fighting trim. ,_| With the election of a board of dir ing up against a man faster than| ‘There will be a banquet for the mem- : (tes >| j up against a man faster than| | bers of all of the teams at the end of|t®'8 #"d finance committee and the he probably Nn of r >A 4 ° & cS 2 2 - selection of F. M. Hime as manager : | the season, at which the prizes will be ioe ay the scales at shout tee ble we donated, and further plans for the con-|0f the team. The Hheeneileae ie Fy Ot ee day ERIE BtCenal tinuance of the Central Wyomlhg Ath-| eee eee team years ano. wil aoe eee aie. hesambot letiue union will be discussed. mead: Wor Basii ars a0, has many backers . | Se Set 3 that this much-feared Kan- *The schedule committee of the Twi-|"!P8 27 consecutive gam: oe raRee ‘ light league will meet next. Tuesday| ©. J. Tae has Pht cod , ee See Ee: i ili ° y Se: thie ten | votre ace whee ee sacrian Pounds “48 Pounds fatest Phete dency or Tuberculosis, may use “Naylor has been working. strenuous-| Altho the entire schedule of the Twilight league for the coming |&ht, and will then announce the en-|to Nebraska. Mrs. Taffe will join him| * 8® Pew f FS a} é ty te |tire schedule for this season. here as soon as Mr. Taffe can find a it under plain directions, Send your name and address tae ADDILINE, 285 ly to d Oe aarp agicetal summer has not been announced, it has been definitely decided that | Manager W. C. Eads of the Standard| -“itable home for his bride, Areade Bldg. Columbus, Ohio. work d lot i 4 ‘alty. for nearly two weeks altho, the first game of the season will be played on Sunday, May 9, between on company; has gnnounced that a prac: — thas BE BY ore Lt uN cei ca the Standard Oil company and the Midwest refinery; after which date|ana other ‘refinery workers will be sides the wrestling match which) a’ week, with an especially attractive feature for each Sunday during|second and Poplar, weather conditions holds the center of the attraction, Me-| the summer: Bepond an: Leod has matched two Casper favorites A in the semi-windup. Big Harvey Per- kins, who is a wrestler and boxer of equal ability, will meet Young Al Plaza | in a sixround bout. Plaza is a fast| comer in the boxing game and met Per- kins in a boxing bout at an Blks’ smoker about two months ago. In this battle, Plaza did his best work in the second round when he nearly knocked out Perkins, Perkins waited his time and in the fourth he had Pl y and it looked liked a Per- many friends among the sport follow- | SPOrL kin icto: Because of this close ~ i ers of the city. Perkins is being back- THE UNIVERSAL R It was when physicians said it was impossible for J. M. Miller, Ohio Druggist, to sur- vive the ravages of Tubercu- losis, he began experimenting on himself, and discovered the Home Treatment, known as ADDILINB. Anyone with 1 from a trip coughs showing tubercular ten- 5452 Miles In A Week y bout, both Plaza and Perkins have ed by many refinery workers who have seen him in action in the ring and at the refinery here. 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