Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 5

FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920 TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD MULLING TAKE SECOND GAME Club Remains at Head of Percent- age Column by Defeating Athletics Standing in Twilight League WwW. L. Pet Mullin Club -2 0 1,000 Midwest 0 1,000 ndard 9 1,000 Burlington = 1.000 American Legion 0 1 000 Wyoming Ath. Club 1.000 Northwester— -. 1 000 Merchant’s Ass'n 0 000 by winning yesterday's game on the high school. athletic field, the Mullin club retained its dominant position at the head of the Twilight Baseball league. The Mullin club defeated the Wyoming Athletic club with ease in five innings, 9 to 5, and now has two victories and no defeats as its record for the season, The Midwest and Standard Refining company nines each have one victory to their credit and have not been de feated. The Merchants’ association team will play its first game this af- ternoon with the American Legion nine rting at 5:30 o'clock. The contest is to start promptly at this time whether the players are ‘on deck” or not The Mullin club took advantage of the misplays by the Wyoming Athletic oupled with five safe swats and ay the game in the first in- n ix runs counted and it was enough to win, Two or three clouts in the opening frame went for hits but with faster fielding they would have been put outs. Reimerth did fairly well on the mound until the middle of the third when Allenbaugh pasted one far into the outer gardens for a home run. Two! were on the paths at the time as a re- sult of walks. Reimerth retired in favor of Kamman who allowed only one hit in the two and a half innings he| hurled. Kamman fanned seven in the| brief period he’ was in the game an‘) had only a@ wounded Mullin club man to mar his record. The Wyoming Athletic club players looked bad in the field in the opening doning; but settled down considerabh that. The Mullin clib messed ss up a bit themselves in the tirst s and two healthy swats brought in four runs for the Wyoming Athletic club players, With two on,! \. M. Quell tripled and Reimerth did his part by pounding out a double. He scored later on an infield bobbh Joe Rust whiffed six in five innings and allowed only four hits. Dus stowe Miller, who held down first for the| Mullin “club aggregation, stole three! times, At bat, Miller singled once, walked the next timed famed t final turn at the plate. He counted two runs. Allenbaugh also looked handy with’ the willow. Out of three trips, he got a single, and his homer which scored three. The Wyoming Athletic club anid the Northwestern railroad company nine are scheduled to battle in the game next Sunday afternoon, unless the Mid- west Refining company nine has a regularly scheduled game with some out of town team to be played here on that date. Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs DING OF THE CLUBS National League ‘w.:- L: Pat Chicago, -18 13 Cincinnatt Pittsburgh Brookiyu St. Louis —. Boston New York Whiladetphia, 17 16 14 15 -14 20 12 21 13 Washington — Louis —_.. Philadelphia Detroit -14 16 -12 19 20 23 NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game \t New York— 2 ary ar ME ES & 2) MeQuillan aaa Hubbell, Winters, Nehf and Sn: Second Game | \t New York— R. H. | New York -0 8 4| Boston 2.2 5 12 1} Rarnes and Smith; Scott and O'Neill. | At Brooklyn— R. H. E. Vrooklyn . 4 9 3 P detphin 6 11 2} en innings, Mitchell, Mohart and Smith and Witherow. Louis— Rn. H. St. Louis 14 Cincinnati Sint Doak, Jac and Dilhoefer; le Salee, Luque, Lee and Wingo, Allen. AMERICAN Benue) \t Boston— foston ___ New York rper, Kerr an d Hannah. At Philadelphia—_ Vhiladelphia Ch at ge Harris, Keefe and Perkins * and Schalk ————— : vs. Johnny 10 rounds, at Toronto, Roy Bobby Eber, 10 rounds. at} Silent Martin vs. Len I 10 rounds, at Long Branch, N | loore vs. ‘Toronto. nds, en BOSTON, May’ 28.—The new mid. dleweight champion—Johnny Wilson. Ten years ago he was a poor kid in Harlem, a gang fighter, unafraid of knives and guns and clubs. Today he is 27 years old, wearing a world title and is in line to make a barrel of dough. Looking him over you can see he has the face of a eyes are as black as hi: hair, cheek bones premir truding and a nose of Hebraic cast, His parents are Italian and now reside in Harlem, where Johnny was born in a little house just a few doors from the modest home that first housed Willie Jackson. Johnny was christened Giovanna Panica. He is the second Italian to hold a world crown, Pete Herman, bantam champ, is the other. Johnny goes to bat like Babe Ruth —that is left-handed—and hits the same way. Around New York, where he started eight years ago, they knew him as a weak hitter. He went out of town and got a punch. Oddly enough, Mike O'Dowd won the championship in a Brooklyn ring in 1917 from Al McCoy, a southpaw hitter. Mike had no difficulty in | solving MeCoy’s awkward pose, but Jofinny’s was different. Being a ‘portsider, Wilson has a pe-| culiar style when in action, He is clever h his dukes, fast on his feet and can drop any opponent with whom he -can connect. His wallop is in his left, but there is power in his right. He resembles Lew Tendler, rt Philadelphia lightweight, an- outhpaw probably headed for a world title. O'Dowd was kayoed McCoy. unknown until he That punch gave EXTRA PAIR PANTS FREE With Tailor-Made Suits I PUT NOTHING BUT ALL-WOOL CLOTH and the best of trimmings in my suits COME IN SOON, AS I DO NOT KNOW HOW LONG I WILL GIVE YOU THE EXTRA PANTS FREE. C. H. WHALEY Tailor Cpen very Evening Until 116 E. MIDWEST AVE. Phone ia tb oe | Willard | ¢ ploncer battery on pemeraba eset e= are food the test of tim: per. cent of the nipped cars today Wlectrically Generator, magneto, starter and lighting equipments repaired. AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., 136 E. Midwest Ave. Phone 9685 (Old 111 EB. First St.) INTRODUCING MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION, JOHNNY WILSON APR Oe Sa jbranded -_ TAYLOR FIT FOR |mouth branded jon left. jaw. Bear beginning June 1, . I will run buck herd on South Lone pherson. « NOTICE Taken up by City of Casper on May ‘11th and held in pound. One brown horse, smooth mouth jon left shoulder. -\One bright bay horse smooth Andrew Mac- We wish to extend heartfelt thanks 5-21-82t*}and appreciation to the many friends] Mr. and Mrs. J. Coughlan and brother for their sympathy and the assistance} 5-28-1t* lent, our beloved siste: CUTLER MATE Local Champion Looks Good Workouts With Wrestling Partner Jack Taylor was the malt attraction among 15 athletes at the Casper Ath- letic club who worked out last’ night. Big Jack was working hard to down John Lemn who is here to get him in fighting trim for his big match with} Charlie Cutler of Chicago in the Iris theater, Tuesday night. The Wyoming dry farmer lonkc-t {good in his work-out. Taylor is <et-! ting huskier every day. Altho he goes thru some strenuous — training anal wrestling with Lemn nightly, he is out) at the refinery the next day doing his; share of the work. Casper fans expect Taylor to come out of the Cutler match with more in- side wrestling knowledge than he got even in the Eustace struggle. Cutler is one of thé most skillful mat men in the game. He is fast, a wonde:ful ring general, and carries the weight +o. back up each hold. Taylor is going to find him a hard nut to crack and he knows it. But the Wyoming giant is preparing far enough ahead and mak- fing every effort to be strong enough ¢o meet and defeat the former world's ‘champ. Riverton, Lander, Douglas, and Thermg¢polis expect to send delegations to see the match, June 1. ROMANS AND ELMAR GO 12 ROUNDS 10 DRAW | (By Associated Press) DALLAS, Tex., May 28.—Paul Ro- mans, of Kansas City and Johnny Cel- mar of Toledo went 12 rounds here last night. Newspaper men were divided in their preferences at the finish, champion. Maybe Panica will also be an exception and give the dovs in his class something to shoot at. NOTICE % , All barber shops will be open Monday Wilson knocked O'Dowd off his from 8 to 11 A. M. 5-27-3t® feet in the second round. of: their [22 gO championship battle and~the confid- ence it gave him kept him in the lead until Referee Hector McInnis raised his hand. For the past six years he has been in Boston. Three years ago he mar- | ried a Boston girl. He says he'll give O'Dowd another crack at the title soon. Of course, it is doubtful just how long that means, (Most champions generally stretch it out over rather long pe- riods until they have polished off some of the easier marks and rang up some legitithate fare in the casi: IX. 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