Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 5

- q | Sannas WULY 3, 1920. TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD OVER GGLENTRIES FOR BIG TRAGK TAYLOR SLAMS OPPONENT TO MAT AND FIELOS MEET FOURTH OF JULY Motorbike, Automobile, and Horse Racing to Round Out Great Athletic Program: With Baseball Game as Additional More than eighty track stats and field athletes will compete to- morrow afternoon at the Natrona county fair grounds i in the first an- nual track and field meet to be held under the auspices’ of the Irish- American Athletic club. The meet starts at 1:30 o'clock. with the century dash. The best track material at the two refineries, of the Attraction Sunday high school, the Mullin club and the American Legion post will com- pete for a silver loving cup. Besides the track events there win} be motoreycle racing, automobile and horse racing. There has been an un-| usually large number of entries in the} fivemile motorcycle race. Th addition a, baseball game with the American Legion nine against one of the other fast teams in the Twilight) Baseball league is scheduled. The Mul-| lin Club team decided not to play when| it found two or three of its best play- ers out of the, city on the Fourth of| July. The Burlington may take its are a number of added events for which entries will be received on the day of the meet. These are, large- ly for smaller boys and athletes of the grade schools, All bicyclists who have speedy bikes can enter any of the bike} races by asking for entry blanks at the| entrance to the fair grounds. The track is being put in good shape for all of the dash events and with three watches catching the time, some good records may be hung up. The_ high ‘altitude in’ Wyoming is expected to cut down some of the time because} in: practice, the local athletes have not] heen able to make their usual time in} their favorite events. Valuable prizes in the form of arti- cles of merchandixe donated by local stéres will be awarded winners in events for which gold, silver and bronze med- als are‘not being precented. The ad- mission charge is to be donated to a} local fund after actual expenses of the! meet have been paid. | The list of events and entries fol- low: 100-yard dash—Paul BE! Davis,-0. O.| Hoggard, Bert Givin, R. B. McKay,, William .Loggy, all of Standard; J. B. Grayes, R. C. Reimerth, L. S. Hanson, | J. B, Hughes, P. Campbell, Theo- dore French, all of Midwest; Harry Scott, Kirk Hameson, both of high school, and Ted Reynolds and F. D. Parker, both of American Legion. Mile run—BE. A. Dowler, H. #. Str. ler, B. L. Patterson, all of Standard; Dusty Miller of Mullin club; John De Wilde, William H, Scott, M. B. Helm, B, b.gMcGrew. apd .M. Ba Wear. all. of American Legion. Quarter mile—C. Robb, B, L. Patter: son, Albert Taylor, all of Standard; F. Dorbant; Dusty Miller of Mullin clubs} C..H. Reimerth, John De Wilde, E. P.! Campbell, Leo C. Cristobal, L. S. Han-} son, of Midwest; M. P. Wear, Ted Rey-| 7’, nolds, M. B. Helm, W. N. Scott, all of American Legion. Shotput—A. R. Lano, of Standard; R. J. Muth, of Mullin club; 12) | Merchants and the Midwest Refining! BENNY GOING. STRONG—Benny Kauff, Giants’ centerfielder, who is now hitting the ball consistently. after a poor DOUBLE GARD ATBALLPARK NEXT MONDAY | For the baseball fan and sport fol- \ lower who wants to celebrate.on Ju-y) 5, the officials of the Twilight Baseball) League have arranged a double card] at the high school athletic park. ‘7 company will meet in the first game| ;cheduled to start at 2 o'clock. Lhe se2-| “FOR VICTORY AFTER LOSING FALL = Paul Martinson Forfeits Match and Claims ist | on Being Tossed to Canvas by Wyoming Champ; Rough Tactics Hold Forth in Contest Jack Taylor was ‘returned winner again last night, this time by} having Paul) Martinson forfeit the match after being slammed to the! mat by Taylor with his favorite crotch and half-Nelson. The time was! about 13 minutes. Martinson claimed that his collar bone was broken| and on the mat was assisted out of what appeared. to be a dislocated) shoulder. | | | | start. Baseball Results A logal physiciari declared that Martinson was unhurt. | imperfect glasses x > | stuff Martinson had. Martinson‘s tac-| being furnished than der valuable ties came as near fouling tactics any other way.” service. |most of the first portion of the match }A short time before Taylor, after be- jand appeared to have tne pinned to the mat. |the mat. seen in action for nearly two months. | ERSIDE Taylor will be an attraction and} favorite in the hearts of Casper sports for many months to come as he demon-) strated last night in beating Martin a 80. Probably. the best part about the preliminaries staged with the Taylor wrestling shows is the sinceritv shown by the participants. PARK Glenrock, Wyo. | { t Only place to dance the Fourth of July. | Minneapolis Ladies’ Jazz Orchestra will) furnish music afternoon and evening} in new pavilion whch is mosquito proof. Bring your 1 party and spend the day where it cool and plenty | dancing. | is Tribune want give results. —— = WAVE YOU BEEN THINKING ABOUT YOUR EYES The Question Is WHO to TRUST Dr. Chas. Sheard, A. M,, Ph. D., of Mas-/ sachusetts, in his ad- dress before the Colo- rado State Conven- tion of Optometrists, the 22nd, said: “There are more crimes com- mitted every day by A mistake now might be serious No case accepted unless we are sure we can ren- Taylor had lost the first fall in an| hour and three minutes on a toe hold! after he had taken most all the right) as that of any wrestler in the game scen| here. Taylor largely resorted to bring: ing pressure to bear but never half way approached the little “dirty” tricks Martinson had up his sleeve. The first fall came after Taylor was} dangerously near the edge of the mat/ and Martinson had one of his vicious' toe holds which he had been working! with telling effect on Taylor during) Honest, upright dealing has been our RULE AND GUIDE for 27, years’ special eye wor! with my fellowmen BURNETT OPTICAL CO. Practical Optometrists Henning Hotel Entrance ing dangled over the ropes, came back} Big Dane} Referee Dick Far- rell, however, called the men back onto} the mat and the opportunity was gone.| Taylor came back mad. He used | eee oe headlock to lift Martinson over his| shoulder and to: slam his careless The Chicago giant recovered! but a minute later was nearly slammed| again. The third try was perfect and| Big Jack hurled his heavier opponent! to the floor with,a thud, He was on top of his man like a flash and Martin: son was down, H Martinson was dangerously + near starting a boxing match. At one stage! of the match when Taylor had him in a bad position, he reached over and} pounded Taylor in the stomach with his fist. His gouging tactits, too, were up to advance notices. Pounding the mat) with Taylor's’ head was another favor-| ite trick of the Chicago man. Martinson repeatedly slipped on toc} holds, Taylor got to the Dane several times with bad toe clinchers once making the Chicago nearly call “down”. George Gilmore, a fast Casper youth who has fought here before, won a de-| cision over Jack McDonald in four |rounds. Gilmore was cleverer than | | McDonald. Casper Wyoming The Increasing Popularity of Casper Dairy himself, wrestler | of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs TWILIGHT. LEAGUE. | awa STANDING || ‘speed and skilF in evading many. of the} 0 1.000/Casper. man’s blows. “600 Popular decision. "500} Sized purse. Midwest Standard No, Merchants -.-. W.. Lb. Standard ___. 7 Burlington 3 American Legion 3 Mullin Club -_ ~3 -500 Boilermaker’s 2 500 2 1 1 Fp c218? o5.¢0 09 STANDING OF THE CLUBS w. Finney, of Midw ond battle probably will be betwee the| National League. nolds, H, H. Reynolds, H. H. Corey,! standard Polarine nine and the Surling-| Won. Lost. John P. Dixon, all of American Legion; ton team, now in second place in the Cincinnati -, 27 B. 1, Dumm, |race for the New York cup. }8t. Louis 30 High jump—H. D, Gish, P. E. Davis,; Gantz or Alicoate may be the hurling! Brooklyn 31 R. B. McKay and WB. L. Patterson, all! selections for the Merchants while Beye Pittsburgh - 32 of Standard; F. Dorbant; W. R. Fin-| probably will be on the mound for the Chicago - a ney, J. Hughes, both of Midwest; refinery workers, Evenson, the star ton 9 M. P. Wear, &. 2. Campbell and Ted/pitcher of the Burlington, is exp 42 Reynolds, ail of American Legion. |to start for the pole oe on pkey 27 Broad jump—H. D, Gish; P. B. Da-! probably will be on the mound for tte vis, B. A. Dowler, Bert Givinn, Wil-| Polarines. American League. liam Logey, all of Standard; F. Dor-| Between games, a number of baselrall Won. Lost. Pet. bant; W. KR. Finney, J. B. Hughes, | field day events will be run. Hurling) Cleveland — 21 ‘682 both of Midwest; E> P. Campbell. j the pill for distance, fungo hitting, and) New York = 23 657 Hammer throw—A. R. Lano of Stand-/longest accurate throw from the out-| Chicago’ - 26 .60R ard; J. B, Hughes, of Midwest; BE. P.|field are to be among these evenjs.| Washington 30.500 mpbell; Harold H. Corey of Amer-| William Dennis has charge of the pro- feontOns == a ee ican Legion. gram. ) St La --- ce—H. B. Strick- Crean # ag Dorbant; T. French | ey Kirk Jameson da of Midwest; school, WORLD TENNIS of high | TITLTE IS WON | BY AMERICAN (By United) Press) .. LONDON, July 3.—William Tilden, American tennis star, won the world’s championship today from Gerald Pat- terson of Australia, last year’s cham- pion, by scores of 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 and 6-4, INSPECTION CERTIFICATE The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona—ss. This is to certify that I, the under signed Sheriff, have this day inspected, according to law, 1 horse to be shipped to Grand Island, Nebr.: 1 horse branded on left shoulder and is owned by ©. C, Swain of Lost Cabin, Wyo., and in charge of Dave} Davis of Lost Cabin, Wyo. Destination, Grand Island, Nebr. Witness my hand this 16th day of, October, A: D. 1919. ve sewearsree BP PAT ROYCE, Sheriff and Wx-Officio County Stock Inspector, By CHAS. BASTO) ‘E The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona—ss, This is to certify. that I, ‘the under- signed Sheriff, have this day inspected, according to law, 8 head of horses to} be shipped to Grand: Island, Nebr: 8 head branded on left thigh and are owned by Moburn of I { Cabin, W and in charge of David} Davis of Lost Cabin, Wyo. Destination, Gi 1 Island, Nebr. { ‘Witness my band this 16th day of October, A. D. 1919. PAT ROYCE, Sheriff and Ex-Officio County Live Sto Inspecter, | By CHAS. KASTON, Deputy. \CASPER MEETS GREYBULL FOR 3-GAME SERIES ‘The Casper Midwest Refining com- pany baseball team is playing the first game of a three-zame series at Gr bull this afternoon against the ¢ refinery of that city. Either Hoffim or Mapel probably will be the pitching selection of Manager Arbogast in the opening battle. Smith, the great Indian hurler, is being groomed to start for Greybull. ly eS FOR RENT—VPour-room — house with —— National League Cincinnati 6, Boston 5, New York 7, Boston 9; second game, | New. York 13, Boston 4. Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 1. St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 0. 1 American Geaguo Cleveland 10, Detroit 3, Boston 10, Ws St. Louis 7, Chi New York 7, a iladelphia 4. ath, furnished. 523 South Mec Monday. <. That our employes may properly observe the spirit of Independence Day, July 4, the Wyatt Cafeteria will be closed all day Sunday. Open again THE WYATT CAFETERIA. TEIIIIS EI IP LOSS SE PLS LS. celica ee Ice Cream as shown by the fact that our output has been doubled is due to its rich, delicious, uniform flavor. The discriminating ask for it by name. Phone 471 Harvey Perkins led in the fighting) ‘against Charles Walters of the Ricn- Dorman athletic show and was easily returned a winner. Perkins landed ny terrific blows which made Wal- jters' wince but Walters showed his 1 It was easily a| Perkins won a 5900) George McLeod is to be Awa aaa on being able to continue in. present-\J ing fast and excellent wrestling and! boxing. shows here. With the warm| weather coming én this month and in| will be August it is doubtful if Taylor as POCCOCSPSOSIOCOSOOOOOOO OOS | July Fie | Lasts for Seven Days BE SURE Your Automobile is sured against: in- on our calendar. For all money deposited in our Sav- ings Department during the first seven days of July Fire Theft draws interest from the first. If you have no Savings Collision Account, this seven-day period is a fine time to open Liability one. If you have an account prepare to increase it ma- Property Damage terially that your interest credit on January 1st may be~ a big one: Here’s success to you. R. T. KEMP Co. Wyoming National Bank “Insurance—That’s, All” Phone 370. 112 E. Second. Casper, Wyoming | POPES DODOOOODOOOOOOOOD Tomorrow, July 4th at 1:30 P. M. The Greatest Athletic Tournament in Wyoming’: s history will take place at the Natrona County Fair Grounds iia? the auspices of Irish-American A. C. Wyoming association A. A. U. championship events. Baseball, motorcycle race, tug of war, horse race and several other events. Free auto parking. REFRESHMENTS SERVED ON GROUNDS | | 20900000000 000: | |