Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 4

far evenenrenee seneverener Che Casper Daily Cribyne OTHER CITIES HELP FINANCE BALL CLUBS-WHY NOT CASPER: JAP WRESTLER OUT FOR MATCH Would Tackle Taylor Under Jiu- Jitsu Rules, No Word of Acceptance Your Name on Check and Send It to The Tribune spots Editor Casper has borne a reputation in the past few years of being the best little baseball town In the west—the fans here have been fed up on real, honest-to-roodness pastime, and it is not sumtsing that the sport hero has cultivated a healthy following. If you give ‘cm something good, you can generally always draw a good following. So it has been here. In the past year, though, it develops that other towns in the Rocky Mountain region are just about as keen for good ball as Casper and it also develops that these towns have some real sports when it comes to backing up the team with both moral and financial support. For instance— Shortly before final organization of the Midwest league, the towns seeking admission in the league were questioned as to financial support that could be expected with a view to determining soundness in the venture. Sterling, Colo., came back with its reply so quickly that the organizers almost lost their breath. Sterling made its canvass and in one day reported $10,000 pledged and expected to raise as much more. Scottsbluff topped this smount with $15,000 in pledges reported. Laramie kicked in with $5,000 and Greybull turned in the tidy little sum of $4,000, Denver has gone down the line strong for its team, carrying the support of the Denver will tackle] ‘commercial body in addition to ts thousands of fans. aights: ot} Now what is Casper going to do? Casper hasn’s, been heard from yet, but it's a leadpipe cinch that it won't be long until the outside world will see a big cloud of dust rising over our oil tanks, and it won't be smudge either. - The Tribune is going to undertake this little job of starting the ball rolling here and it wants the support of every fellow in town who enjoys a good ball game. The whole town is hungry for baseeball, so it should be no effort to ring the bell the first day out. Casper ‘will see its first wrestling match staged under jui-jitsu rules if Jack Taylor, Wyoming heavyweight, accepts the nge of Tero Mijaka this week and was pigeonholed George McLeod for the time being in view of the fact that Taylor leaves | soon for his ranch in ing and will go from the Dominion where some of the best hea e on a trip to} ity to ¢ t in his recent «ipa Missal ale gras was | The Tribune is going to publish the names of donators—unless_other- thoroly demonstrated but #0 {ar 28) wise requested—so who'll be the frst one to start the sft know uN ated is unacquainted with | Send in your pledge to the Sporting Editor, Casper Daily Trib Jufsitsu tricks. sienger weigha 1s4|__"0W, and let's show these other sports that they haven't anything on us. that he would be/ lor under catch-as- nee universities and a number of banks on his abil artist and s to down given as to at some later ther middle wesjern colleges and uni-| y in the} tern in- ling and 200 al y yersities will meet here tod: w other pun: No intimation er Taylor will accept date. WESTERN GOLLEGES IN MEET OPENING TODAY: BLOOMI Represen’ pening events of annui tercollegiate fencing, Ww gymnastic meet. There are m the various meets. kid tda's see ED) A New Zealand scientist reports a RETURN BATTLE siiollauay aumped to resemble work-| 'Coplen Accepts Terms but Per- er cells. ‘The surfaces of the cells Were brushed with bees wax, and the| kins Demurs, Plans May bees showed no hesitancy in building} Be Dropped Jupon these coated edges. | March 10.—| ————_——— | Prospects for return match between |Harvey Perkins and George Caplenap- jparently have gone glimmering. Al- though Coplen has accepted the terms joffered them, Perkins, who smashed |Coplen to the mat half a dozen times | when they last met before the Elks’ jclub, has held out against the purse hung up for the affair and has af- |nounced that he would fight for “win- jner take all.” | Whether Coplen is overrating his vability to come back and stop the husky boilermaker is disputed by fans but all are inclined to praise — his gameness on the strength of the first bout between the two. Coplen demon- strated staying ability and boxing |“heart” never before demonstrated in |a local ring. |\NEW_COLUMBIA SONG AND PANCE}RECORDS Hight Headliners: From Stageland in ‘Their Newest Hits One popular star who always gets swing and snap and sparkle into a sweetheart song is. Al Jolson, And one way to hear him is to get his Columbia Records. He has made a record this) month .of “0-HIO (O-My!-0)," which is just such a song. On the other side is “I Want to Go to the Land Where the Sweet Daddies Grow,” in the close harmony of the tuneful Van and Schenck. “The best friend that I ever had is ‘My Last Dollar,’” sings Bert Wil- liams, “blue” as usual. His hearers are sure to have a good time, in spite of poor Bert's troubles. There's more “grief” for Bert, and fun for you, in “I'm Gonna Quit Saturday,” on the other side of this new Columbia Record. A happy combinations in _fox-trots is that of the Paul Biese Trio with Ind., Spring Suits High standard of mer- chandise and‘ workman- ship is offered in these suits. Priced $35.00 Spring Frocks Navy Blue, Brown, Black, Taffeta Frocks, made in the latest Spring fashions. Buy your Easter gown now. Priced $24.75 Up “Sane Qt wows The Store of Quality—One Price to All Frank Crumit’s rapid patter in 5 : . |Happy Hottentot." On the other side 138 East Second Street I. 0. 0, F. Building is one you'll remember — ‘Remember Me" a fox-trot that almost compels dancing. Another Big Boxing Carnival JAZZLAND THEATER 308 W. A Street FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 8:30 P. M. 28 ROUNDS OF BOXING Main Event KID LEE vs. EDDIE ST. CLAIR Six Rounds BATTLING WELCH vs. vs. KID BLUE BATTLING BROWN GOOD FOUR-ROUND CURTAIN RAISER Get Your Reserved Seats at the Parlor Car This is the most evenly matched card we have offered Eight Rounds YOUNG M’VEY Colored Athletic Club, Promoters. Gus West, Pres. |Don’t Let the Midwest Do It All—Put ‘ROCKY KANSAS SHADES | Sooners Lose to MITCHELL IN FIGHT] Nevada Quintet KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 9.— Nevada University, Reno (Nevada), 25; University of Tulsa, (Tulsa, Oklahoma) 22. DENVER BOXING PROMOTERS 10 BE ARRESTED DENVER, Colo., March 10.—'The first public professional boxing bout staged in Denver for eight months will be held tonight and after the bout is over, according to a statement made today by District Attorney Philip 8. Van Cise, the district atterney plans to ask the arrest of the promoters and order a test case to determine whether or not a boxing match for a purse can be Yegally staged in Colorado. Bud Clancy of Detroit and Younz Fitzsimmons of Oklahoma City will meet in the main event, a twelve-round bout. Tiey are middleweights, When 2Mstrict Attorney Van Cise took office In January he announced he would permit no riore professional boxing in Denver. Levinsky M eets Smith Tonight NEW YORK, March 10.—Battling Levinsky, veteran light heavyweight, and Homer Smith of Kalamazoo, Mich., will meet in a ten-round bout here tonight. Kid Norfolk and Pinkey Lewis, negro heavyweights, will be principals in another ten-round match, POSTAL SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS ARE $241,293 CHEYENNE, March 10.—The 26 postal savings banks in Wyoming have deposits totaling $241,293, Post- master William G. Haas of Cheyenne, to whom all the offices inthe state re- port, stated today. One of the small- er towns of the state, Hanna, a min- ing camp in Carbon county, leads in the magnitude of postal savings bank deposits, with $45,050. ST. CLAIN-LEE FIGHT FRIDAY Colored Battlers to Meet in Ten- Round Mill at Jazzland Tomorrow SHERIDAN PLAYS ~ GROPER FRIDAY Season to End i, Game With Five From Up-State Metropolis MILWAUKEE, Wis., March 10.—A capacity crowd, with receipts totaling $26,361, witnessed Rocky Kansas win the newspaper decision trom Richie Mitchell, local lightweight idol, here last night. Mitchell is planning to} retire for a few months, it was an- nounced after the bout. While @ majority of the newspaper erities declared Kansas had the bet-|§ ter of the argument,, some thought that Mitchell had an even break and! one writer credited Mitchell with a shade, Both scored knockdowns in the fifth rouna. FLOOD OF INGOME THX RETURNS 15 EXPECTED CHEYENNE, Marchh 10.— Acting Collector of Internal Revenue Ricker of the Wyoming district states that, while belated income tax returns are coming In rapidly, there must be a veritablo flood of returns during the balance of the return period if all Wyomingites who have not informed the government regarding their in- come tax lability are to escape penall- zation for non-return or failure to re- tury. within the non-penalty period. © Intest date on which returns may} % —- raade without delinquence is next ‘TOLEDO, 0., March 16.—Announce-| Tuesday, March 15. Tax respondents ment was made here today that Carl; must have their return in before mid-] Tremaine of Cleveland and Young! night of that day to avoid delinquency Montreal of Providence, “R. I., will/ and the penalty resulting therefrom. meet in a 12-round, no-decision bout here the night of March 16. The stipu- lated weight Is ae pounds. i | | THE CLASSIEST SHOW IN TOWN LYRIC Continuous 1 p.m, to il p. m Followers of the Colored Athletic club on the Sandbar will be treated to another boxing card tomorrow night when Kid Lee and Eddie St. Clair mix it in a ten-round battle as the headliner of 28 rounds of fighting. St. Clair hails from Sacramento and expects to put Kid Lee out of the way by the knockout route while ‘Kid is just as confident of being able to continue as the headliner of Jazz- land affairs. Young McVey and Kid Blue will meet in the semi-windup in an eight- round mill and Battling Dickie Welch and Battling Brown have been hooked up for @ six-round bout. These events will follow a four-round curtain raiser. Estereen fights the ‘Jax Hounds” will furnish music. The show will start at 8:30 o'clock. Lynch-Burman Fight Tonight CLEVELAND, O., March 10.—Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion, and Joe Burman of Chicago meet here to- night in a tensround, no-decision bout. Burman will weigh in at 120 pounds ringside, while Lynch will — in at Sane dete BNE LENDERS 1N BIKE RAGE STILL TIED AT NOON NEW YORK, March 10.—Willie lorenz and Walter Rutt were tied with Oscar Egg and Peter Von Kem- pen for the lead in the six-day bicycle race today when the 84th hour of con- tinuous riding was reached at noon. The leading pairs were credited with 1,386 miles and seven laps at that hour. The interscholastic basketball sea- son will end in Casper tomorrow night when‘the Sheridan and Casper High | school fives will battle for honors on the local floor. Sheridan is en route to the state tourney at Laramie, and béth teams will leave for the univer- sity city the first of the week, Sheridan having another game on Its schedule. With one victory over Sheridan to} their credit, the local cagers feel con- fident of their ability to repeat the per- formance. A strong’ lineup will be presented against the visitors, Sheridan, on the ‘other hand, has shown vast improvement since losing to Casper at home. They are alzo do- feated by the Buffalo aggregation, but staged a comeback within the last week anda won from Buffeto and New-| castle. Tremaine and Montreal Sign ———_— Have you something to sell? Try a Zebtine ‘Want cs LAST TIMES TODAY JUSTINE JOHNSTONE “THE PLAYTHING OF BROADWAY” See Beautiful Justine Johnstone; Former “Follies” Beauty, in This Sensational Story of New York Life Andy ewSoutar Ed ard FenonucrIon A story of a two-fisted man, a snake in the grass & and a woman who was. cheated. .“ A Tremendous Spectacle in Six Reels / NEXT We Present to Year . Notice in a Two-Rewl Wild Western HAROLD LLOYD TOMORROW MARY PICKFORD. J. W. Bingenheimer is convelescine after a serious operation performed at the Casper Private hospital last Sat urday. LAST TIMES TODAY ALSO JOHNNY HINES “TORCHY’S DOUBLE TRIUMPH” IRIS ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 30c Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00, 9:30 Si llbestrsh stitched Ma ht bat sk at Sct ae ata Tomorrow EIL EEA ERC Y “THE BLUSHING BRIDE” THE MOST ASTONISHING MYSTERY OF THE YEAR An Arsene Lupin Story By Maurice Le Blanc CHESTER SCENIC ADMISSION 40c Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Every Day PIFPOO PELL LL CLD MI Ds lela Nothmng To Do But Guide the Sewing BM, FAFLOLPLLLALADA LALA AAA AA he dhodediuded, TOMORROW WILL ROGERS “BOYS. WILL BE BOYS”. Chk bd he hd hd Notice to Retail Grocers and Milk Dealers Starting Monday, March 14, we will be prepared to handle all orders for i When you are the owner of a cream, milk, butter and eggs. _ Western Electric, White Rotary or Hot Point Electric Sewing Machine Phone for Home Demonstration Natrona Power Co. Phone 69 WOPEEELOTTOTIE SS: SCID Sa Oa aS SDM a. 4 Strictly pasteurized products. Bot- tles with sanitary caps. 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