Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1920, Page 5

Se Af ras TNLOR G tt career minutes with a vicious head lock. The official count shawed that Stronger than “ever and downcd Eus- tace first with a top body scissors and bar lock in 42 minutes and then with a head scissors and bar arm in exact-| oF the opening round. ly 20 minutes, Taylor surprised even his most in- timate followers, following a predic- tion made by George McLeod, promo- ter of last night’s show, by taking the offensive right from the first hand shake. Instead of playing a waiting game and hing. until his. oppon- ent tired out, Taylor waded right in and sipped’ hold after “hora on his shifty} 50 th¥t it will be several days before |!Boston opponent from the Jayhawker state,» | Eustacd also slightly reversed his| tactics and only applied the pressure when he felt sure of his holds, in this manner saving his strength. The Kan-| sas cyclone had his old time speed and| myiny times slipped out from what ap- peared to be certain shoulder Dinners. Taylor also startled and pleased his | large following of Casper Sporting fans! by downing, the great Eustace { other than his famous crotch and half.! Nelson holds from an aerial “position.” The Wyoming giant startea his hold! several times but Eustace was too! wery and refused to be duped on the! mat with any degree of effectiveness. |: _ The Wyoming champion tried hard! for a toe hola but Eustace wag just as| careful of how pedal extremities | were handled as Taylor. | Taylor Ieoked better in his’ lighter’ fighting trim than in other matches! end his reduced weight appeared to! | Schmidt. wat Saumamesone gamwraes me! BALL NINE AUTHORIZED face ta in finer shape. than whag af Arst appeared here. but he | —— At cian eR HE Watepiabe Babine sore Clty, Trea. Authority to purchase baseball uni| Cleveland - 16 0 clippagd 54 wade ko Shey Mee | forms for the American Legion nost!New York ms or aes 4 Neestied fac, (paseball nine was granted last alght| Bagby and Nd Mays, Col- little mere, than “40 minutes, held out for neai two minutes but Eustace continued te keep his man | close t@ the mat in spite of a bad face- push held the Wyoming dry farmer was ysing in an effort to get free. The lerge number Of friends Eustace had was shown by the applause which followed this victory. . 4 ‘The gécond attempt for hk’ fall founal ‘Taylor fighting hard for a telling grasp. it came finally in tight top body scis-) sors egypled with a bar lock. Taylor's! friends went wild, The Casper wrest- ler had downed his opponent in short- er time than had Bustace. It appear- ed that Paylor’s superior strength was telling. +4 To start the battle for the deciding fall, Taylor twice rushed Hustace to the ropes in an effort to “hoist” him. up and then slam him to the mat. The first effort failed beeause the Kansan | was to@ fast and clever, The next time Eustace held to the ropes gnd Referee Diek Farrel gently informed him that this style of wrest- ling was not being done in the best of wrestling company, — roma then on till both of his shoul- ders touched. the mat, Eustace seemed to be weakening. “ Winally after sev- eral attempts for the same hold, Tay-|. lor get @ terrific scissors clamp on the Jayhawker. is coupled. with a bar arm was more than Eustace could gtand and he signalled “quits.” Eustace remained on the’ mat several minutes recovering from the punish- ment received in this final fall. Eddie Hathaway, considered probab- ly the best fighter (not boxer) in the Elks’ state tournament, put Fred Paige into the discard in less than two rounds in the big préliminary, Hath- away continued his peculiar fighting tacticg, Janding first a straight left and PAINTING, DECURATING AND PAPER HANGING Firs-Class Work * Let’ Us Estimate Your Work LATT & REESON 305 5 Durbin. Phone 300 SEE BEN An office thyt knows its subject. We Wrie Fire Insurance } Faylor he 1 JAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD| SHACK NDRENTSiccasnmoa NFTER LOSING ONE FALL} zt ane Cleveness and Speed of Eustice Fail to Hold Out! Against Big Jack’s Endurance; Jayhawker Pins Taylor With Headlock After Long Struggle Big Jack Taylor looked better last night than at any time in his| Midwest and he was easily returned a winner over Alan Eustace, champion of Kansas, in two out of thiee falls. It took the last two falls for Taylor to score his victory; the first going to Eustace in 43) Baseball Results TWILIGHT LEAGUE STANDING Ww. L. Pet. Standard -_. 0 1,000 | Mullin Club _ 750 American Legion 500 Burlington __... 500 | Wyoming Ath. Club. Merchants |Standard No. OH HH te toes to BpPd 0d BO RS & = a STANDING OF THE CLYBS National League | the Wyoming favorite came back! rouis 7 a then a right jab with uniform regular-| Gincinnat! rer 49 ity on Paige's face. Paige went down| Brooklyn _ 1 3 ee under the punishment before the end| Chicago 23 (ben (Boston 23° (489 The bout was to-have gone five|\Pittsburgh 23 489! rounds put Paige could not get to Hath-| New York 32 A0T away with effectiveness and was awed ‘Philadelphia 30° 888 at the strange boxing tactics of Hath-| eoopimaciin away. Hathaway won in his class and! American League then took second only to Charles Doyle! $ W. L. Pet in the Elks’ tourney in a heavier class’ Cleveland 15.700 and this second to Doyle was only aft-|New York 20 623 €r several extra rounds had been fought. Chicago 20 =«.600 24.510 Hathaway will meet his equal if match-' St. Louis 469 ed with a man his own weight. |;)Washington AMT In the “akeeter’? prelims; Jess Mc- |'Philadelphia » 802 Cash downed his brother, Harvey, in| Detroit 35.814 @ heat wrestling stunt. George Mc-/ SWEET EP Grath and Bobbie Holmes mixed it for / National League three rounds, both coming out about} At Boston—Boston-Chicago game eyen although Holmes was by far the! postponed; rain. cleverest kid with the foot work and At New York— R HH. BE.) skill. }New York *& 7 13 2 Dick Farrell wag referee on the Tay-;St., Louis —_ 8 13 24 lor-Bustace match and Dr. J. H. Jeff-| Toney, Benton and Smith; Goodwin, rey wag. timekeeper, Jacobs, Haines gnd Dilhoefer. Mcleod brought two mighty good; At Brooklyn— RH. B, men together in a heavyweight wrest- [Brooklyn D5 8558 ling match. They were evenly match-| Cincinnati -10 17 2 Pfeffer, Mitchell, Mohart, Miljus end Miller and Taylor; Ruether and Winge and Rariden. ed and there are not many towns the! ize of Casper which are treated to such good wrestling events. Bl i ae Salar as aE, At Philadelphia— RH. E. | Philadelphia 8 1 \Wittsburgh __ 0 10 ee = Witherow; Adams, Watson, Ponder and by the George VYroman Post No. 2 ofjlins and Hannah, Hoffman. 4egion at its regular meeting held At Detroit— in the club rooms. Detroit wi one to be held before naming delegates Perkins. to the seeond annual state convention At ‘Ghicago— being held the latter part of August in Chicago Sheridan, Wyo. A short membership Washingtor R. H, EL 9 12 «0 -~-5 10 1 rive probably will precede this. meet- Cieotte azid Schalk; Zachary, Carl- ing so that the Casper post of the Le- son, Schnacht and Gharrity. gion will be strongly represented at At St. Louis— R. H. E. the state convention. The number of St. Louis. -12 18 41 delegates from each post at the state fBosten -.. Ae oes ae § eonvention is dependent upon the num- Vangilder, Burwell and Severeid; ber of members belonging to the vost. Pennock, Fortune and Walters. MEN ONLY! DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTZ Opposite Emtrance te New Pestettie® . , COME AND BE CURED It affected with either le oF coms can is owing Sve treated ang cured ease wef eoe ees Merves, we lew ap to be within reach ef even tha pooratt, ane mane tation tree Moura, @ ema to © Dy mat SUMARIR 1Q & Um Ox} DenverMedical Institutes 33% 109 W 4s) ST.’ PHONE 74 W Pot SB <-w eemmcowcrm GOLFERGELECT OFFIGERS, PLAN LIVELY SEASON Trophy Matches and Tourneys| Proposed This Year as Sport Grows in Favor With Casper Public The Casper Golf club which has a membership of about 30 golf enthu siasts, reorganized for the season™at the. Public Library last night ana elected as officers: 3 j President, Todd W, Bowman; vi president, Dr. J. H. Jeffries; secretary, H. B. Sherwood; treasurer, H. C. Peter son, | It is planned to immediately put the course which lies south of the city wa-| ter reservoir in first class condition for), play, clearing it of weeds, putting the tees in whape, and rolling the fairway. There hag been quite a little playing over the ¢ourse this season, and the members of the club believe that the organization of a first class country club with a fully equipped club house } may be predicted in the distant future.} So great is the interest in golf this year that the membership in the club/ will probably reach 100 before the sea-| son ends, it is predicted. 1 Arrangements for trophy matches | and golf tournaments will be perfected as soon as the course has been put in first class shape. ‘ Even if a club house is not erected this year, some gort of a pavilion for shelter from the sun will be put up for the use of those who use the course. | ~ =F | cadena W. 0. W. ATTENTION! Regular meeting Wednesday, May 16. Election of officers, refreshments. Full attendance desired. A, J, BELLS, C, C., CARPENTIER TO | ‘LEAVE WITHOUT | sey to meet him after October 10 at | OUT ARO “T am glad Dempsey was acquitted of the charge ing dodged thr military draft,’ aid. CARD © We wish to ex ee FIGHTING JACK (By. United Press) KANSAS. CITY, June 16.—Proe pects of a fight between Georges Carpentier and’ dack ‘Dempsey have | gone glimmering. Carpentier, follow- ing Dempsey's acquittal of draft | evasion, said iw \was sailing for | France on July 10. Carpentier. also | postponed his Levinsky bout. } Fight fans believe Carpentier will never face Dempsey. in the ring but Carpentier. promises to revisit the | United States this fall. | (By Associated Press) | WICHITA, Kans. dune 16 | | Geerges Carpentier, who is here, is- sued a chalienge today to dack Demp- any time or place Dempsey will name. | t Carpentier is heavyweight champion a You ae Smoker An Evening of Jazz and Jollity Musical numbers by a famous close-up harmony, and some drag-out syncopation by the Not to mention a few fast and furio: us | tests by the champs of the Marine Corps. And | some good “smokes” with the compliments of Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company. You are expected,es; } Join in fag Ghorte ) It’s a stag affair, Marine Band. Same real knock-down and Marine Jazz-bo Kings. glove con- pecially if you are an ex-Marine. help us have a good time. and Everyone welcome, Will give a big open-air entertainment at the Iris Dance i Friday, June 18th, at 7:! 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