Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 9

FANS EXPECT REAL HEAVYWEIGHTS GRAPPLE TONIGHT Two Lively Boxing Mills to Precede Taylor-Savage Match at Iris Theater; Wrestlers Compare Well | in Weight, Strength and Mat Tactics DATTLE WHEN | | Tt will be a real battle. That’s the pre-match verdict for to- night’s wrestling match between Jack Taylor, Wyoming’s heavy- weight wrestling champ, and Steve Sayage, conqueror of Wladek Zbyszko, in the Iris Theater. Both wrestlers are on the ground and ready to go. Those familiar with Taylor’s condition believe the in- jury to his eyes may handicap him tonight. Big Jack arrived from the east wear- ing smoked glasses as a result of on ailment which was a@ hinderance in his match with Stanislaus Zbyszko in Chi- cago. Tonights affair will be a contest of weight against weight with the. pos- sible balance in favor of Savage on account of recent and past excellent records, Taylor on the other hand has an unusually fine record as a result of the last two or three years of wrest- ling. Taylor's appearance here on the Iris theater mat will be his first since be- ing thrown by Stan Zbyszko in the Windy City. Jack feels keenly this defeat but is just as confident that he will be able to continue in his winning stride, On account of the doubt as to the fi- nal outcome of the match tonight, an unusual amount of interest is being taken in Taylor's contest with Savage. If big Jack is able to decisively defeat Savage a match with one of the two Zbyszkos Is possible. An excellent card of preliminary box- ing bouts has been arranged by Gedrgoc MeLeod. Luxon Dunbar, a plucky fighter who featured in the Elks’ tour- nament last spring, and Rodgers of Hudson, Wyo., are expected to form the feature bout, although the bout in which Jerry Mahoney is scheduled to start is eXpected to win almost as much favor. Mahoney is a great favorito with the sport fans here on account of several uphill battle he has fought in recent athletic shows In the Iris. Tickets will be’ for sale at the Iris theater today following the closing of the advance sale at the Little Brick Jate today. The doors of the theater will open at 7:30 o’clock and the big affair is scheduled to begin at 8 o'clock. name e Ee Nat: House Committee Reports Bill to (By Associated Press.) , | WASHINGTON, Dec. 20,—Tax re= ceipts on December 15. totalled $232, 143,880.33, according to a treasury state- ment today. It was. estimated that $650,000,000 in excess profits tax was due on that day. Low collections are the result of defaulting by large tax- peyers who declared they had no money to pay, eta Sere MINERS CHIEF RE-ELECTED. INDIANAPOLIS, Dec, 20.—John L. Lewis has been re-elected international president of the United Mine Workers of America, it was announced today by Ellis Searles, editor of the United Mine Workers Journal. He based the asser- tion on incomplete, returns from the national vote of locals. bo Rie se edema Fer bargains in heaters and ranges, go to EXCHANGE FURNITURE CO. 209-215 West First Street 12-16-tf. SARS Sie Tribune Classified Ads bring results: | COAL $11.50 ton TON DELIVERED Phone 493 Casper Ice and Coal ay toe What’s Coming to You in 1921? A Fire. An Accident. A Spell of Sickness. DEATH. Or a Loss of Any Kind Now is a good time to look into your insurance matters. RT. KEMP C0. SEN = NEW KING OF WRESTLERS: Ed “Strangler” Lewis, new heavyweight wrestling champion, showing his wonderful chest expanded. Lewis won the title by. defeating Joe Stecher. WYOMING YOUTH TRIED FOR AUTO. THEFT SENT HOME FROM CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—Henry Lewis, 16 years old; is on. his way to his home in Bosler, Wyo., much wiser than when he ran away last summer and came to Chicago. He was. tried yesterday for stealing the automobile of Ernest Gar- ling of Forest Park last August. He} was placed 6n probation by Judge John J. Sullivan, who said he had been in jail long enough. The hat was passed Sat Che Casper Daily Cribune 2 . an ase fe MOIS CAEP wns cme nen Ha Ne ER NONE nc Tee ASSENT BASKETBALL SOUAD 5: ANNOUNCED CASPER OPENS SEAGON THIS WEEK Coach Dean Morgan has announced the tentative first team line- | | up of the Casper High School basketball team for the 1921 season. | Probably the most encouraging feature of recent practices has been the appearance of Bill Kocher at his old position at guard. feared for a time that academic work might prevent this husky and clever guard from playing this winter. pended in a large part on the ability;in of this player and he seldom failed to/ gregation, break up the enemy attack. Casper’s basketball season Wednesday night when the Glenrock five comes to Casper. The Glenrock team has defeated Douglas once, put| Thursday night the Casper High|game for Worland, {School 112-pound team will play the! g | Second five of the Glenrock High and enough money collected to pay the! boy's fare home, at TIRES STOLEN OFF CAR. Thieves who entered the garage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Haw- ley, 1286 South Chestnut street, Friday | night’ made off with the tires from the two rear wheels off their car, tonk three inner tubes and a large storage battery. ‘The theft took place som«- time after midnight, it is believed. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.—The first! test vote in the house on the \ resolution to revive the war finance’ corporation in an attempt to inere: export trade and the price of fa products indicated that it would pass} hy a large majority. Association of Real Estate operations of fly-by-night brokers. The authorized comm of this board in Casper is thousand and 214 per cent The Board welcomes Branch Realty James H. Bury J. F. Jones Co. Montgomery Realty & Investment Co. Natrona Realty Co. Geo. B, Nelson. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co. H. J. Peterson See Ben Realty Co. Seidel Realty Co. M. P. Wheeler We believe that it will be to your advantage to place your real estate business with a member of the “Insurance—That’s All” Phone 370° 112 E. 2nd. Casper Real Estate Board HARRY FREE, President. CECIL BON, Secretary. FOR YOUR PROTECTION If You Are Buying or Selling Property The following firms are members of the CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD, affiliated with the National to protect the public as well as themselves from the imum charge of Twenty-five dollars. ‘ men who establish an office in Casper and whose rec- ord for business Integrity is clear. Brown and Probst. Casper Realty Co. John M. England Co. Harry Free, Inc. Boards, and are organized or curb-stone real estate ission charged by members 5 per cent on the first five on the balance, with a min- to membership real estate Co. Realty Co. Realty Co, | | Lander. | School able to make | which will invade other players are training down to get|Army's gridiron, October 22. on this team. in early practice games. the . basket. Several att | votes. Ir | guards. lows: Guards, Grieve, and An¢rus; forwards, lan, Blanchard, Grieves and Alsman. It was wWortaND DEFEATS | MANDERSON FIVE. a later game lost to the Douglas ag- feated the Manderson basketball t The team from the town) ®t Worland, 35 to 12. The Worland least of Casper is playing Casper here Midgets were outshadowed by the larg- opens|and Lander later the vame week at|¢t Manderson players, but were uble ‘ letes. the 112-pound team,’ Glenrock. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR Christmas Suggestions SHOES SLIPPERS | CAMPBELL-JOHNSON Head-to-Foot Clothiers “SHOP EARLY | Alsman, who has. been playing center alternately with Grieve, is showing well He is an ex- cellent. jumper and an accurate shot at Little Blanchard is play- ing -even’ better basketball this season than last if that is possible. up-in headwork ang speed much of}GAME ON RECORD. what herlacks in poundage. Lester‘and Quinlan have been work= ing in good shape together as forwards. pts to name a captain! have proved futile om account of the The race thus far has been b ween Grieve and Kocher. The tentative first team line-up fol- Kocher, Groves Lester, Eastman; Many plays last season de-| The Worland Junior High School 4 to play rings around the heftier ath- Donald Harkins played the best making ten’ field Okey Blanchard, who is a reg-| WEST POINT TO PLAY ular on the first team, is training to be] YALE ELEVEN 1921, ' The Yale football team will meet the Several West Point eleven next season on the AION eM Ce TSS defeating the Phillies by a score of 6 tol. This is the first contest played. between the two elevens sihce 1912, when Yale de- feated the Cadets, 6 to 0. The Army game with Notre Dame, considered one of the hardest contests of the seasor, will be played on November 6. wn ete HOME RULE RESUDSMITTED. LONDON, Dee. 20.—The Irish home rule will be re-submitted to the hoyse | of commons as a .resuit of the inser- tion of a minor endment by the housé of lords. ttempt was mada He makes) SHORTEST BIG LEAGUE by the lords to pass the amendment The shortest big league game on}Pelected hy the commons. It is under= record was the one played in New York|#t0od that royal nt to the bill will 28, 1919. This contest minutes, the Glants ity, .Septemb be announced next week, jlasted exactly Tribune ed Ads bring results, Botn a Quin- centers, 00 oDedvoesoedenecasccoorscccosoesesoccecoonscocoesoecane® A SUGGESTION A vanity case of some sort is indispensable to any well-groomed woman. And being a necessity, anything unique and unusual in that line is doubly appreciated. We call to your attention our stock of Dorines, which are particularly acceptable because of their size and shape. We have them: Sterling silver, with deli- cately colored enameling; ray-lined sterling, and solid gold. The sizes vary. 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