Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1920, Page 7

ELKS 10 STAGE TODAY'S SPOR TAYLOR BACK AT HOME CAMP IN >. @he Gaspee Daily Ctibune ~~ > manifested by the youth's mother in| ticular echo or sound when the paves reporting the Incident. ment is tapped with a light cane. ~ © 2 Csaba jPreliminary bouts, Stricter amateur rules probably will be brought into use this year, according to tentative plans outlined. The active direction of the bouts probably will be under the direc: tion of George Mcleod, who was suc: cessful in this work last season. Although the actual date of holding the tourney this season has not been announced, it probably will be held the latter part of February or the first part of March. ing for the last 24 hours accompanied by an appeal for the authorities to as- sist in locating him, Aitho friends be- lieve he may have been rétained for a long trip or have broken down out- ‘side te city, considerable anxiety was A blind man states that he can tel! Compared with its area, the popu> most shops by their distinctive scents, | Jation ot, Norway is the smallest of FINE TRIM TO WRESTLE SAVAGE! BOXING TOURNEY Wyoming and Chicago Giants Will Both Weigh ip at About 220 Pounds When Referee Gives Word on Monday Night; Altitude Favors Taylor | Jack Taylor arrived in Casper last night confident that he would be able to win in his match Monday night in the Iris Theater against Steve Savage. Taylor appears to be in good shape, having recovered from a slight attack of eye trouble which bothered him in his match in Chicago when Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated the Wyoming champion. Savage is expected here late today and will workout at the Cas- per Athletic Club Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Taylor goes ‘through his final training exercise tonight at the same club. , Comparing the two wrestling giants physically, it is hard to pick the win- ner. Taylor stands nearly 6 “feet tall, while Savage will not stack up much shorter. Big Jack weighs about 220 pounds while the Chicago opponent will tip the Fairbanks between the 220 and 225 pound marks, Savage probably will appear as the huskier' of the two and his previous record :in matches in- dicates that he uses this sturdiness to rough his opponent. Both men are comparatively fast on their feet, although the advantage Tay- lor will have from having wrestled in a higher altitude-may make him’ ap- pear the speedier of the two. Taylor, who has been using his half Nelson and crotch with the drop to the floor as a climax to this hold, has shown his ability as master of a num- ber of other just as good holds in re- cent battles. While it is recognized that the “flop-to-themat” hold is his favorite, he undoubtedly will find it dif- ficult to use this on his heavy op- in 20 minutes ‘recently. This same Zbyszko won from the present cham- pion, Ed (Strangler) Lewis, in Decem- ber, 1917. In April, 1919, Zbyszko won two falls and the mateh from Joe Stecher, retiring champ, in a match held in Kansas. City. In May of the same year, Zbyszko won a_ one-fall match from Lewis in Chicago, In November of the same year, Zbys- zko won from Lewis in a one-fall strug- gle in Boston. As early as 1918, Stecher and Zbys- zko were wrestling draw matches. In February of 1918, the man Sayage re- cently defeated, battled two hours to a draw, neither being able to secure a fall. In November, tye same year, the same two wrestlers went an ‘hour to a draw decision, neither getting a fall. Thus it will be seen that this man Zbyszko; defeated by Savage since 1917 has met and defeated Lewis, pres- ent world’s heavyweight wrestling champ, three times; and that he was able to defent Joe Stecher, until re- cently title holder, once, and hold him to a draw ot two different occasions. The comparative records consequent- Last Year's Big Success to Bé ‘Made Annual Event for Cas- per Ring Fans The Casper Elks’ lodge will continue its athletic carnival started last wns} ter as an annual athletic boxing tourna- ment with the possibility that wrestling may be added to the program in a few years, according to action taken by the. lodge last night. .L. F. McMahon, who had charge of the successful tourna- ment last year, was named to start making arrangements at once. The plan as formulated last night witl be patterned much after that used by the Denver Athletic club in its annual athletic carnival which attracts wrest- lers and boxers from all parts of the United States and Canada, This year the plan will be charge admission to the carnival, the tickets to include admittance to some of the BOX STATIONERY over $3.00 per box. 20 Per Cent Discount on all other Box Paper 20 Per Cent Off on Traveling Cases: and Manicure Sets. office last night as having been miss- ——$————_____ eae LUNCH ROOM HELD UP. The Burlington lunch room on North Durbin street was the victim-of a hold- up Thursday night when the proprietcr was relieved of $55 in cash by two masked bandits as he was closing up for the night. No trace of the robbers has been found, ———__—_ Doll up for Christmas at the Oil Exchange Barber Shop. 12-18-6t ei TAXI DRIVER MISSING. Floyd Pierce, an 18-year-old taxi driver, was reportéd to the sheriff's CAPSULES ration. of” IBA and AT YOUR DRUGGIST— OUR 1921 CALENDARS ARE READY FOR YOU You are invited to step into our Bank and get one of these 1921 Art Calendars. You are welcome to a Cal- endar, whether you are a customer of this Bank or not. The Bank of Strength and Service ponent and who, unless all records fail, is just as wary as the Wyoming mat ly give added tone to the coming match in which Taylor will try his man, As @ result Taylor may haye to/meéttie against the wares of Savage. the use some other hold, _& | |conqueror of Zbyszko. ! Wrestling records since 1917 ‘show| ‘Tickets will be sold today and tomor- just what sort of men Savage is cred-jrow at the Little Brick, where the r-s- ited with throwing when he pinned/ervations are being made vunder the Wladek Zbyszko’s shoulders to the mat! direction of Billy Reeves. ne [seeing One-quarter Off on Art Calendars over 50c. 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