Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 5

RIDAY, 1920, STUNT FLYIN The opening game of the Pp grounc In addition to the opening g: tuers and the C, B, and Q. fans, who it ted will throng the grounds, will ed te a half hour's exhibition of stunt flying by Bert Cole and an ex- hibition of daredeviltry in arial acro- by Arthur Hanson of Iowa, who will tour the state with Mr. Cole dur- ng the coming summer. Hanson has the reputation of being the expe greatest serial acrobat since Lieutenant! and it is certain that Casper ve witnessed nothing Ake the nich be will performed. r, e ik stunts wl hang on the landing gear by his s, and by his feet, and will com- his performance by jumping off parachute landing on the ball dia- ond and delivering to the pitcher the ball to be used ip the game. he Casper Concert Band with its full street before the game and march,to the grounds where a concert will be given thruout the afternoon. The game promises to be a fight from tart. Both managers claim to have “dark horses” in the lineup and a keen contest is anticipated, > Bob Meusel, who hails Midwest Amateurs and Burlington Ball Tossers to Cross Sticks at Athletic Field in Opening Game of the Twilight League Season layed at 2:30 Sunday afternoon on the high school athletic unds as originally planned. Coach Morgan having given their consent to the use of the grounds when interviewed by officers of the league. He will crawl out on the wings of the} n of 50 pieces will parade Center! worth | Twilight league series will be Principal W. A. Lacey and | ame between the Midwest ama-| BLL BRENNAN DEFEATS ANDERSON OF TACOMA (By Associated Press.) ROCHESTER, N. Y.,, May 7.—Bill Brennan of Chicago outfought Qle | Anderson of Tacoma, Wash., i na ten- round bout here last night. Brennan | hit Anderson almost at will after the fourth round, but could not land a knockout blow. | pi Sa We see by the papers that Secretary } } | partment. He shouldn't tire himself |out. It's not much use to reorganize for nine and a half months.—South Bend (Uind.) Tribune. J i } with which reservations are bein terest on the part of local fans. H in’ which several local favorites will participate. In addition to the Riede- Flynn batle, which is believed to be gne | of the best matched bouts arranged here this season, there will be 13 rounds | of boxing and a wrestling match to two | falls or of an hour's duration. | Spike Murphy, popular among fistie fraternity, will s Joe Stransky, the 5 six-round sefni-windup of Tu: am. Murphy's performance past, means that this event will the headliner in point of local interest. Stransky will weigh In at 145 pdunds, Spike's weight, and is said to carry a ;Punch which is no less effective than | those of the hard-hitting young -boiler- maker. Jerry Mahoney of Alliance, Nebr., and} | Sddie Nelson of Casper are mached for| a four-round preliminary which prom- ises to be a whirlwind affair, and this the will be a threetound curtain-raiser, will complete the boxing program. Earl Dowler nd Charles ‘Johnson | will go to the mat again as a prelimin- ary cyent, this time to a couple of falls or an hour's duration. Hard training has put both men in good condition for the tussle and both are rapidly acquir- | same. ee The American people will be ready, also, to do a fine lot of political canning when they go through the canning sea- son on 40 cent sugar. — Not until 14 Mexican states secede | ANOTHER jot State Colby is reorganizing the de-|RJVES—Georges Papin, ing knowledge of the finer points of the| j FRENCH CHAMP AR- lightweight | champion of France, arrived on the La Loraine. He hopes to meet Leonard, | jackson and the other top-notchers. QUA BOUTS ON TUESDAYS GARD FAST PRELIMINARIES ARE ARRANGED Tickets went on sale today for Tuesday night’s athletic card at the Iris theater in which Harry Riede and Joe “Wop” Flynn will battle for fistic honors in a ten-round mill, and the eagerness g sought indicates a lively in- Tuesday’s main event tops off a card of ‘exceptional merit TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD G BY BERT COLE TO ADO THRILLS-TO SUNDAYS GAME | | j 1 / | SOWNNY WILSON With his right. caught O'Dowd with a straight right BEATS. OOM St. Paul Battler Loses -Middle- weight Compioetio on’ De- ~ BOSTON, May 7.—Jobnny Wilson of Boston, won the middleweight boxing championship of the world when he was awarded a referee's decision over Mike O'Dowd of St. Paul here last night. The fight went 12 rounds, O'Dowd was the aggressor but Wil- son, a left-hander, ecored repeatediy| O'Dowd cancelled in- hting but seemed unable to fathom! Wilson's style. Eight rounds went to Wilson, two to O'Dowd and two were even. Wilson } to the jaw in the second round, O'Dowd fsoing down-for the pount of four. O'Dowd was a ten to three favorite This was Wilson's first bout against a leading boxer. O00 ESSAYS IN. ~ BANK GONTEST Judges: Meet Tonight to Award. Prizes for Stories of Dime Saving Probably 200 essays on the subjects) announced by the National Bank of Commerce in its prize essay contest will be submitted to the judges; E. Richard Shipp, Miss Minnie Eddleman and Miss Beatrice .Boedefeld when they meet to make the awards tonight. The prize essays will probably be read as a part of the program tomorrow night when the public is invjted to judge the bird houses entered by the school boys of Casper in the Bank's other prize contest. The bank will be open from 7 to 19 p. m. tomorrow evening. Some of the essays, judged as above the ordinary were read in varjous school rooms of the city today. The National Bank of Commerce is thus helping spread the, education along lines of thrift begun during National Thrift week if January, and the value of the campaign in this way can hardly be measured. OFFICERS ARE CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL ACT ¢ + f CHEYENNE, Wyo. May 7.—Chief. of Police Charles F. Embery and Patrol- men Ball and Rouner-are defendants under a criminal warrant sworn out { Wednesday by Bruce Nobels, charging! Wits D ~ Good Wi them with illegally “arresting and ae-} ie ong taining Nobels. Chief Embery states, that no arrest was made, but that Nobels, book agent, was requested to} come to police headquarters to explain why he was canvassmng without a | cense, and that his visit to headquarter was purely voluntary. The matter will be threshed out at a hearing in justice court. 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