Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 30, 1920, Page 5

GYM POPY Replies to Athletic Club Question- naires’ Favor Training and ing A majortiy of Casper men and boys favor gymnasium work and swimming in a pool, according to the replies re- turn to queries sent out by the Wyom- ing Athletic League asking them what form of sport or athletic activities in rich they were most interested. Near- ly 684 replies were received by the sec- retary of the Wyoming Athletic League. Of this number, 634 favored a gym- nasium and a swimming pool in a com- munity building of some sort. Base- pall came next in the list with 680 in favor of the national pastime, 489 listed themselves in favor of swimming alone. ; Basketball was the next most favored sport while football was fifth in the list favoring it There are at least nnis fans in Casper if this list is Traet work ranks next tho cross country running takes thir- th place in the list with 105 favor- his strenuous form of athletics. are 244 Chamber of Commerce members Who favored tract athletics. Two hundred and thirty-six Casper people want trap shooting, this being the next most favored sport. Boxing ranks next in ninth place from gym and swimming and wrestling is the tenth, 212 favoring boxing and 183 wrestling. The Wyoming Athletic League hopes to start some activity in some af these branches of sport this summer. Sonie action as well as the election of officers and adoption of a constitution may be taken tonight at the meeing be held in the Court House at 8 o'clock. Other forms of athletic activities in order of their popularity and the num- ber favoring each follow: Bowling, 174; golf, 123; cross country running; 105; walking, 63; soccer, 32; handball, 27. SANTELL FAILS TO PIN OGDEN MAN 2ND TIME vh wi wi OGDEN, Utah, April 30.—The wrest- ling match between Ad Santell,’ light- heavyweight champion and Jack Ha- bertson of Ogden, went to a draw aft: | er cach man had scored a fall and wrestled two hours without another fall. The first fall was won by Stantell in one hour and four minutes with @ body “with a head Joek hold. SUGAR SOLD AT FORT FOR 64 HUNDREDWEIGHT SELLS FOR S19 IN THE STORES Wyo., is suger selling Jn Cheyenne at $19.00} per hundred weight when it can be! at Fort Russell, adjoining , for $9.00 per hundredweight? is an interesting question which Siate Fair Price Commissioner Harry C. Moff- and the Gheyenne regional fair committee is investigating. Nine r sugar, handled by the commis- to residents of the Fort Russell reser- vation, The committee and commis- r e that the sugar sold at the fort was purchased by the govern- ment at cost, and is cold at cost, but they sioner hundredweight—or more than 110 per cent—between the military price and the retail price in the city calls for investigation, State Fair Price Commissioner “Hoff- man will leave in a day or.two for Rock Ss, where he will organize a fair committee, and later will organ- be uch committees at Casper and Sher- and arm lock and the second} April 30.—Why} store at the fort, Is available only} believe a discrepancy of $10 per| CATON j PLAYING SHORT FOR PITTSBURGH —“Buster” Caton, one of the smallest players in the big leagues, is again at} short field for the Pirates. TAYLOR NOT T0.BE SEEN IN ACTION AGAIN HERE UNTIL LAST OF MONTH } | Denver, Hudson and Cheyenne As- S OF THE SPORT WORLD ih 43° minutes, seconds with) Seems Likethe Skin IsonFire.| The source of Eczema is in the 118 Ibs, & head lock, sna the E ond in 26 min- There is a harassing discomfort|blood, the disease peing caused by | Third—fes Saas aes utes, two seconds, with an arm and scis- caused by Eczema that becomes|an infection which breaks out FIVE ENTER FOR ve ae featherweight Class,/ weight | .6)<' ana wrist lock. | a torture. ves ee is al through the skin. That is why ee 2 4 Fash | i t Fourth—Lightweight Class, t unbearable, and the skin most satisfactory treatment for all | 135 ths. ro eigiagrorelenbect Fy Gio a Si ee on fire with the burning irri-|so-called skin diseases is 8. S. S., Pifth—Welterweight Class, weight | sociated with J. F. Jones in the real tation. A cure from local applica-|for this remedy so thoroughly 145 tbs, estate business for some time, will tions of salyes and ointments is im-|cleanses the blood that no impuri- Sixth—Middleweight Class, weight |leave with Mrs. Robertsor~ tomorrow possible, because such treatment|ties can remain. Get-a bottle to- pirants to Contest Am- ateur Honors Five more enteries have been received for the state amature boxing tourna- ment to be hefd here under the direction | of the Casper Elk’s lodge, May 21. Two men have sent enteries from Denver, one in the lightweight and another in| the featherweight class. A bantam | weight boxer has entered from Chey-| enne while both a bantem and a welter- weight boxer have been entered from Hudson, Wyo,” Applications are being received by L. F. McMahon in the Oil Exchange build- | ing or they may be sent to George Mc- Leod, care of the Casper Athletic club. Applications blanks may be secured from either of these two men or by | applying at the Daily Tribune office. i To enter any specified class, the ap- | plicant must weigh in on the evening | of the contest and must make the class weight. He may be under weight but in no event can he enter a class weighing over the specified class weight, There are seven classes. These follow: ZBYSZKO AND The Itching and Sting nae of Blazing, Fiery Eczema san inside toe hold and head lock. The} second, in 17 minutes and 20 seconds, was with the reverse body hold. Ed (Strangler) Lewis defeated Frantz @iar, Canadian, in straight falls, the first day, and you will see results from the right treatment. Write for advice. Address Medical Director, 110 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. for San Antonio, Tex., where they will make their home. 158 Ibs. Seventh—Heavyweight ‘Class, 158 Ibs. or over. can only allay the pain temporar- ily. ie disease can only be reached by going deep down to its source. weight > Dr. C. A. Sanford ts leaving tiis ev ning for Cheyenne, Wyo., where he will attend the convention of oste LEWIS WIN IN K.C. MATCHES KANSAS CITY, Aprtl 30.—Stanislaus Zbyszko threw Satvatore ‘Chevaijer here in two straight falls. The first came after 29 minytes and 40 seconds with OVER-ACIDITY of the stomach has upset many a fi night’srest. If your stomach is acid- disturbed, dissolve two or three KI-MOIDS on the tongue before retiring and en- joyrefreshing sleep. The purity and goodness of Ki-moids guaranteed by | } First—Featherweight class, weight 105 Ibs. Second—Bantamweight Class, weight SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION Jack Taylor, Wyoming’s best hex weight, probably will not wrestle a: in Casper until the latter part of May.} George McLeod is not‘willing for the: big Wyoming farmer to meet the small-| er mat men in easy matches here but! wants Casper sport fans to see Tay-| Jor tackle the tough birds in his local battles. | Consequently the necessary easy matches which Taylor needs to deyelop his epeed and confidence, have been Staged largely in outside towns. This means there is some intervening time between the matches here but Casper wrestling fans in this way are assured of the best battles becayse those staged here are the hardest ones. AFTER GRIP WINTER COLDS— BAD BLOOD You are pale, thin, weak—with little vitality. Your liver is slug- gish and the bad blood causes your | stomach muscles to lose their elas- ticity and become flabby and weak | —then indigestion. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical. 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