Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1920, Page 5

SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920. PUAMPIONGHIP CLASS SHOWSUP INTRYOUTS FOR BOXING TOURNEY Lively Baitles for Finals Assured on Showing in Pree liminaries Last Night; Seven Bouts on Card for | Tonight at the Casper Athletic Club | Amateur championship class showed up last night in the prelimi- | naries for the Elks’ tournament, when entrants for honors in Casper’s | first major boxing program swapped blows at the Casper Athletic Club. | None were eliminated from the tourney on last night’s results, but the | chances of some were reduced in the estimation of the judges. Clau Blanchard won a close decision from Hiram Warden in the i necessary football lineman, are iy the handker- audanum Featherweight—Glen Coryell and Ed- nderson, 4 htweight—Joe Schneider and Har-| ¢ Clayton Crouse. Light Heavyweight—William Ma- honey and George Blane. E veight—Al Yeager Stransky. pirouetted on one toe with an arm and hand extended, but they have since} |taken to the dance and appear to en Joe | joy it. | The object of the dancing instruction | to the football men is to improve the} and » the players constantly “on thcir| aly hting have just gained some a ~ in Italy. As a result, em- > sporting writers are being born efforts for flowery «i criptions| z en the .vernacular of Ameri-| |can sporting columns. Heré is tho re-| |port of a prize fight from one of the That the Young Women’s Christian association may have grounds ten- | provincial papers: and ot! outdoor ac this “There was vivacious animation in summer Mr 2, Richard Shipp has do-!the impatient crowd when there ap- nated to tt tion the use of a} peared on the scene what seemed to he lot which she- owns at the corner of |twe gun caissons that had just dome| Lincoln and Second streets, it was an-j,out of battle. They were scantily’ at- nounced today. j tired so much so that they nearly froze| Boy Scouts haye volunteered their |'to the teeth. Then there was sounded} services in leyeling the lot and putting |} fanfare of trumpets right into the it into condition for use as a tennis ears of the waiting crowd and it was as court. {if'the wrath of God had beer let loose. Sharrock and Purcell, team contrac-! ‘Then there were the sporting bloods} }who frothed at the mouth hecause: the tors, have also ‘donated their ser He ee ictal ou bee ; for the rolling of the lot after it is/PUbMc was ignorant of the beauty an¢ leveled. passion of the sport and be Ha mf 5 4 |#pectators did not take the - Awociation: ‘gira awba have asked. usy,- This deliciaus sport-as « the Cinserning outdoor sports, ‘will be most ish call it, ‘the manly art of self grateful to Mrs, Shipp for her gene efen: was prohibite hefore the} si war. But then, the war ‘vas fought for jUberty’ and right, at least, the right to} njoy oneself even at the risk of others sing their lives. | “The two ruffians were placed in} rates them} Furniture was moved into the new juarters in the old Methodist ps rooms will b those who w: h | | 1 or write. Miss ihe ‘ring’ (a cord which sep: orbett, the new secretary, will m the crowd). After some prelimi-| in about two weeks to 4, the two began to launch blows ut volunteer workers will keep at one another truly intellectual] S open until that time, assist- amusement to watch. One of the two,| Bertha R. Miller, who is her virtue of his being lightweight cham-; the field Iquarters at Denver. | pion, gaye the other 2 severe punch in| Sr ae |the stomach. The other turned aj |punch to the jaw as if nothing had hap-| WILLIE JACKSON BEATS |pened. The public laughed and com-} . | mentea. | i | “Then the heay ht delivered < |weight and he fell to the floor. ja sponge to his mouth jabbering he was (By ‘Yellow." NEWARK, ee. Jackson outfough ina 12-round bout Associated Press.) N. May 15.—Willie fohnny Dur 5 here last night. EBER BREAKS UP WINNING STREAK BUDD DEMPSEY (By Associa) i LETROIT, May TR tind. News" il bantamweight champion of ‘won a newspaper decision ‘ver Budd Dempsey, af New York, ns the latter's string of un- | consecutiver victories. ROPER AND WIGBINS G0 TWELVE ROUNDS TO DRAW -,, {By Associated Press.) i pit ALAMAZO0, Mich., May/ 15.— welfare of his bu Wize toPer of Chicago, and Chuck of Indianapolis fought a draw here last night, in the ie, f ReWspaper men ‘at the pe mene “TALK WITH KING” LIFE INSURANGH ON . A BUSINESS BASIS entails no obligation. 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