Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 6

BOXERS TOBE IN GOOD DEMAND Lively Season Anticipated and Those Who Keep in Trim | Will Be Needed A full season of boxing bouts this fall and winter has been planned by, George McLeod who has been ‘successful. in staging the. Jack Taylor wrestling | matches and ic battles for the fas | year in Casp Numerous requests fo hoxers to be used at club smokers ¢ convention entertainments Have boo | made of McLeod already this fall bu | the Casper promoter is handicapne? * the absence of local talent in good phy sical condition. Boxers: who have any aspirations to appear in Casper this winter have beer urged *-- McLeod to start t pear in the boxing programs bein planned for different organiaations. | McLeod can be seen at the Casper At letic club. Thompson of Dartmoutl e, wh The main attraction of the big shows | gaitee slaiared oe 2 AE eal a McLeod is planning will ert Bes } be the Taylor wrestling matches, al some fast boxing bouts probat at th ing another big wi late fall will men In the wi here against 7 stler, to Casper ig: | ne of the biggest mat; a= (VER S20 000 ling game appearing {| aes of Denver Tourney Only! Baseball Results | Half of Gate, Final Figures | of Yesterday and Show Standing of Clubs}) cate receipts at the Denver oy sball tournament just ended totalle .09° while the expenses were $16,- The STANDING OF THE CLUBS | money remaining from the 1 — lreceipts after expenses had been paid} | REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG National League was split among the first five teams | Auditors 2 Accountants , Won. Lost. Pet.|in the tourney, Two Wyoming ban| | Rtbck Trans oh Seer tele | Cincinnati wr} 54 .575 | teams, the one from GréyPull and the otk Brooklyn - 57 +571 | one from Caspers; tizrs-in.the prize | | New York, Boston. New York — =A 58 564 | money, the two nines togeth*r---Rect- l————<$<—<_____——__————— |} Pittsburgh 62 419 |ing more than any one team in the | Chicago Z 67 ~~ 496 | tournament. ARCHITECTS St x 69 473! Casper and Greybull received $1,257, & Dubos SE t s 74 403 / apiece for finishing fourth and fifth Ateuiteges | Philadelphia =) +e 80 394 | respectively in the tourney. Rapld | + theoree 24-25 Townseud «| American League, the tournament winner, got $2 Casper, Wyo. Phone 440. Jy Won. Lost. Sidney, runner-up nine, was sv¢e- | $——————— ae Cleveland - 81 ond with $2,435. Sterling, the only | | GARBUTT, bebertclrat ago agte! i { pews York - 83 Colorado nine to place in the prize rebitects | - 82 won $2,285 in placing thied. | | as 0 Rene ee { - 64 k Newhouse is credited with re- | ¢————__ ng = 63 $500 for umr ng the entire } - 57 series while the expenses of team rep-|{ Manicuring, Dyeing and Bleaching - 50 81 ssentatives amounted to $381. {| LEXIE A. BROOKS Philadelphia _ 44 87 — Graduate Sls aces Follow the example of bakers, cofi-| YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. fectioners, fce cream manufacturer sd and others, and use only CANE SUGAR National League | for preserving your winter supply of} At Boston— R. ML &, | fruits. 9-7-5t Boston. o 441 | 611 o Townsend O'Neil; Toney and Snyder. Second gai Boston ~_ New Sallee and Smith., At Philadelphia— tH. B. Philade)phia Brookly Batteries>-Meadows, Betts and Tra- | “3 Bresso; Pfetfer and Miller. i who knows. No other games played. American League a: Consult the man At Chieago— R. H. 2 Chicago ._ § 9 1 St. Louis — 312 0 Batterlés— Williams and Schalk; De It has saved a lot Rerry, Burwell and Severeid. i | At Detroit— RE»! of trouble and loss on | ‘ | several eecasions. q lor and Perkins. No other gam GRADING IS POSTPONED. Action on accepting bids for grading District No. 7 was postponed by the city council until the next meeting. on - @ecount of the uncertain market. con- 108 W. Midwest Ave. ditions and high bids. PHONE 74 W ee rab cles! EAC 5 WARMER ROOMS WITH LESS FUEL WTie-s LOOO S900 9060600000 06660O 060099919 9900089994000 O0 9000 BARGAINS IW USED CARS We have several used cars for sale and can give you a real bargain from a Ford toa Cadillac. Call and sec them. JNO. M. WHISENHUNT East Side Garage Phone 79 9090900001 60.064.60/ 900006 ‘CAPITOL LIFE’ McGREW Phone 153 t r robably wilt} | E E e Iris during the toe ly bie: ervening between the wrestling con- ! Ei eeay McLeod is planning on bring-| { o. || AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS | i | PHONE 660. | 208-11 Off Exchange Bids. 1 | : aa Scientific Scalp Specialist and Mas- i ri rae TRANSFER & STOHAGE | f ffice— Tait ——— $e | DR. M. HARNED | R. F, 8. LUCKEY | | iseases of ie Women a 131 South Ceutér St. } Smith-Turner Drug Store Bids 1] Office, 595, and Home, 632-R | lg TODAY’S NEWS OFTHE SPORT ‘CASPER | Hole, | ming, has been invaded at last by the } aeroplane, FAGQUET SHARK An rT MATCH IN - SALT LIKE TOURNAMENT SALT LAKE CYPY, Utah, Sept. 9.— |W. 1. Rehr of the Casper Midwest Re- fining company tearm won his match In the first round of singles in the in- termountain tennis. tournament which started fiere Tuesday: Jack Phelps, a Colorado player) was eliminated by a Salt Lake City star. IDAHO AVIATOR | FIRST TO ENTER JACKSON’S HOLE JACKSON, Wyo., Sejit. 9—Jackson the remotest interior of Wyo- The distinetion of being the first alrmen to fly into the Hole is held by H. H. Parker and H. G. Winton. 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