Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1920, Page 7

SUITE iN eee ore IG FIRST SINCE ZBYS2K0 DEFEAT _Big Jack Wil Mest AsatheTeugh One in Coin Holiday Battle With “Steve Sa , Chicago Wrestler, Whe Defeated Wladek Zbyszko lack Taylor's itext' appearance will be on December 20 in the Tris ater, when the Wyoming heavyweight will take on Steve Sav- age, the ‘huge Chicago wrestler. Taylor is expected back in Casper; party the next few days and he will start training then for his coming}, battle which advance dope would indicate, i is going to be as interesting| as the Charlie Peters match, Taylor is returning after having suf- fered his first defeat since he started wrestling. in Casper. Stanislaus Zbysz ko, seeker after the world heavyweight wrestling ‘title, defeated Taylor jn two ‘falls this’ 4veek at Chicago, tiie ‘first fall coming in 1:38:40 and the sec- ond in 0:39:38. Zbyszko appeared to many to be better than when he was wrestling in this country a few seasons @g0. Many of those who saw thé match consider Stanislaus © more saszerous than Wladek Zbvazko. But. of. Savage. many. favor him. a8 the man’ who will put the crimps into Joe Stecher, present champ. Chicago fans apparently consider him-the one mat man’ who seems big and strong enough to pin the mighty Stecher to the, Bs “They want to see these two matched, sometime soon. @ has 4 record of never having lost! a. hin the last two years. He made 5 Zbyszko. quit .aftet’ ex.|. | actly, 20. minutes of Wrestling in a re-} | cent mateh held in Chicago. : ee ‘Omaha wrestlers and managers: avage is shown in a message Me |, promote? ofthe ae Melady, Caddock's Lai SN MeLeod in -re- a@cmateh with Cad. st’ Taylor asking did not take on some con- ie osere in’ Chicago: Whén he the vines ‘City recently.” a rt oe epee eS to” wet for both: ‘Taylor and Cad- ~WilY not be ‘handicapped. by tacke beef unless -he trains dewn’ to a-weight much lower than usual in his peas He will_weigh practically the same ag “Taylor which means that the bye, wht ee here each weighing abovt known to many Casper baseball fans as the great outfielder and batter who Played for. years in Denver and who was a fayorite wherever he played. He upheld his record last Gummer in man- ‘purposes of Insulation. aging the Laramie’ nine ‘and playing ball most of the year. WHEATLAND DEFEATS DOUGLAS "LEGIONNAIRES. The Douglas American Legion basket- ball team went down in defeat before the Legionnaires of Wheutland, 48 ‘o 28,-in one of the first basketball con- tests to e played by the Legion quin- teta in the state. <A refurn contest probably will be played. SEE. BEN . « Provides Homes for. Workmen Answering homes that the=workmen of smaller means can handle, the firm of See Ben Realty Co., have listed, bought and built a number of small homes, which they are offering as advertised In their regular add of today, $100, to. $500 as. first payment down, balance in monthly installments Is the |. scheme, if these homes are early dispos- ed_of as they expect, they will build others In ‘the near future. 12-11-Jt The Importance of Mica. The main importance of mica in mod ern industry les in the fact that it is one of the poorest conductors of elec. tricity and therefore desirable for the It is almost in- dispensable in the electrical industry. tween Dempsey and Jess Willard have been revived. Rickard allows the belief to prevail that he has them matched, ,or will match them, for fifteen rounds on St. Patrick's~My, Willard said here last spring that he would be willing to do some more box- who had resided in Laramie county 48 years, died here Thursday afternoon. She is survived by her husband and eight grown children. Mrs! Bertha F. Drabelle has been ap- pointed a ponies inspector in St. PAGE SEV: Louis, with special supervision department stores and other estak ments where many women are ployed. pase Ay Peart reibese Claas ihet Ads_ bring Bact =I BOUTS FOR GOTHAM FANG Program for Winter Abounds With Title Engagements in Squared Circle the crying needs tor} (United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—After a fam- ine of championship bouts, New York is about to be turned loose in a pas- ture abounding with title engagements, So far Benny Leonard has been the only champion to show himself around New York since the Walker’ law be came effective. While his title has heen at stake, it was In about as much danger as Uncle Sam's pile in the mint. Leonard can’t find an opponent werthy of giving him more than a slight work- out. ‘However, interesting activities are brewing the bantam and heavy- weight classes. . Jack Dempsey, king of the heavy- weights, who has not appeared in a real engagement in New York since he won the title, has been booked by Tex Rickard to go ‘fifteen roynds with Bifl Brennan, the Chicago husky, on De- cembér 14, Pete Herman, the bantam champ, has also been pulled out of his shell for a championship fight with Joe Lynch in Madison Square Garden, December 21. . Jack Britton, the welter title holder, and Lou Bogash will probably © be matched, Since ‘the: boxing commission” lifted | - the ban on heavyweight engagements, the rumors about a return. bout be-; ees ethos ay ‘ it-after twerty minutes’ in’ a recetit mista. Savage will meet’ Jack said he would Taylor the Iris Theater. here on the night of December 20. ‘Richards & Cunningham Co. Mien’s Department We want to remind. you that there are only 12 More Shopping Days: Until Xmas . - and that you should get . eas and make your se- lections now while the stocks are large and ~ complete, and then you will also avoid the big rush later on. Now’ in . order to help the ladies _ to make a selection of ee gifts for men “we “print below a few elds suggestions; "aes Beeb Set Silk Handkerchiefs Garters Arm Bands An Overcoat Suit of Clothes Rain Coat Leather Coat Shaving Set ie Leather .Vest Leather Cap Leather Gloves Leather Slippers Felt. Slippers Fur Cap Bath Robe Fur-lined Gloves Auto Gauntlets Auto Robe Suit Case Trunk Traveling Bag Traveling Set Ete. “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHA Vi WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST” ing if he didn’t have to strain, dently he has changed his mind, He'll need some training for Dempsey. ° CHEYENNE PIONEER DIES. CHEYENNE, Dec. 11.—Mra. Amelia LaPash, 72, a pioneer ranch: woman bas ANNOUNCEMENT THE UNITED BAKERY is under new management and in charge of a compet- ent baker of many years experience. We will make all kinds of bread, American aind European loaves; also we vit all kinds of pastry, includ- i ies, cookies, doughnuts, etc. srk pte Bake P anhay ape Taste Homemade” - livery to all a4 of city EORSE KAMBOR, Prop. 132 West A. St. Phone 940W Pee Vii ct RR CPS THE WIGWAM Hot. Lunch 11:30 Until 2:00 P. M. Main Floor O-S Bldg. We Have a $20,000 Consign- ment of High Grade Christmas Jewelry Clocks and. Ivory That Must Be Sold at Sacrifice Prices Before December 15 Take Advantage of This Sale Now and Save from 25 to 50° Per Cent The unsold consignment stock will be taken out of Casper after December 15. Huber The Jeweler—Your Jeweler Corner First and Center Streets Lee Syndicate Building Rata AAR ors Sunday Special 12to8 p.m DINNER 12 to 8 p. m. TURKEY CHICKEN $1.00 $ .85