Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1921, Page 6

eres PAGE SIX DUNBAR AND CUMMINGS TO MEET AS HEADLINER Local Battlers Matched ON LEGION CARD for Six-Round Legion Smoker Next Tuesday Evening; Other Local Talent Is Recruited Fight fans among ex-service men will be treated to a lively bout when “Lux” Dunbar and Danny Cummings meet at the American Legion smoker next Tuesday night. Dun- bar is giving away 12 pounds to his opponent, but on the basis of past showings his friends believe he will overcome this handicap. The affair will be staged at the big legion @ent where the Happy Kanyon show fy holding forth. Cummings is in good training as the result of several recent bouts and believes he will be in tip-top condi- tion to meet Dunbar. The bout will go six rounds with fighting scheduled to start in the first. The semi-windup will be a fast six- round scrap between Kid Ross and Ray Talbert. Both lads are able to mix it and gloves are expected to fly fast and furious throughout the bout. Promoters of the card are promis- ing a real tussle in a preliminary wrestling match between Tony Wob- linske and Gus Fri. They will go to the mat for a 80-minute or one-fail match. Both will make 190 pounds for the contest. Bill White, for three years undis- puted champion of North Dakota, will meet Bill Kautzer, who hails from the aero service and was known as “The Husky” on account of his rough tac- ties on the mat while in that branch of the service. George McLeod, who is giving his services free in matching the lads for these bouts, is also furnishing the mat and ring paraphernalia. pt torso oo Club Standing | National League. Won. Lost. Pct. New York 2 0 = 1,000 et o = 1,000 1 1 +500 1 1 -500 1 1 -506 1 1 +500 ° 1 -000 ° 2 009 American League. Won. Lost. Pct. 1 0 1,090 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cleveland 1 1 Washington 1 1 Philadelphia 1 1 Chicago - 0 1 Last Scores National League. At Boston— R. HB. Brooklyn 200 100 100— 4 9 2 Boston 150 010 18*—11 16 0 Batteries—Reuther, Miljus, Mitchell and Miller; McQuillan and O'Neil, At Philadelphia— R. H. B. New York --. 600 100 300—10 15 1 Philadelphia -- 000 000 01I—-2 8 1 Batteries — Nehf and Snyder; Mea- dows, Smith, Weinert and Wheat. At Cincinnati— RHP. Pittsburgh ---- 100 103 020—7 10 0 Cincinnati --.. 000 011 000-2 6 3 Batteries — Cooper and Schmidt; Marquard and Hargraves. At Chicago—St. Louis-Chicago game postponed; rain. American League. At Detroit— R. HE. 002 021 000-5 8 2 000 010 401—6 10 1 s—Kerr, Morris and Schalk; utherland and Ainsmith. hington— R. H. EL Boston -------- 010 010 000-2 7 4 Washington -- 101 301 11°—8 12 0 Batteries—Pennock, Russel, Fuller- ton and Ruel; Schacht and Gharrity. At New York— RHE. Philadelphia 000 200 002—4 11 1 New -York - 000 100 200—3 8 1 Batteries jommel and Perkins; Hoyt, Quinn and Schang. At St. Louis—Cleveland 12, St. Louis 9. CARS es Tea | Games Today National League. Brooklyn at Boston. Pittsburgh at ¢ nati, St Louis at Ch New York at Phila American Li Cleveland at St. Lou Boston at Washington. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at Detroit. ‘The planet Venus moves around the sun at an average speed of twenty- two miles per second. Watch Our Windows for Saturday Specials Casper Pharmacy 111 E. Second Rattle at ene erate ete ats Pete Wray the local restaura- teur, who challenged Charles B. Stafford, secretary of the chamber of commerce, to play for the cham- pionship of Casper at barn-yard golf, has perfected himself an ap- propriate links and is daily seen @be Casper Dally Cribune SPORTS--LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL 1 NIX ON THE MAGNETIZED STAKES, STAFFORD SAYS; ANDRUS OUT FOR HONORS beg pardon, stake, magnetized so strong that no matter how far he finery, to play the winner of the | Saturday match, Mr. Andrus is suppressing his ree- ord as a horseshoe pitcher but is confident that he will be able to easily take the honors away from the winner of Saturday's matches. ‘BURKE DAY’ FETE SOON ST. LOUIS, April 15—St. Louls fan- dom is preparing to observe “Burke day,” in honor of Jimmy Burke, for mer manager of the St. Louls Amer- icans, who is now with thy Boston for May 14, plays its first game of the season mail service westward across Americans. The celebration is planned | Rockies but service to Omaha was when the Boston club/maintained. (EL MAIL SERVICE 5 TIED UP BY STORM piles to The to The Tribune) CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 15. | Spring curly this morning accom- Plished what winter succeeded in do- ing on very few cccazxions—tied up the air mail service in both directions from Cheyenne, Drizaling rain, and low hanging clouds made flying im- practicable, Similar conditions pre- valled ‘Thursday and proyented air the Rhode Islander Is Selected for Rumanian Post WASHINGTON, April 15,—Peter A. | Jay, of Rhode Island, now minister | to Salvador, has been selected by President Harding to be minister of | Rumania. He has been in the dip- lomatic service since 1902 and was counsellor of embassy at Rome in 1916, after having served previously as secretary of the embassy at Paris, Constantinople and Tokio and as agent and coat general at Cairo. threw the horseshoe it couldn't get by its objective, Mr. Stafford got wise to this stunt and is making sure that the stakes that are used whea he mets his here, Four Runs Made going through the motion of pit=n- ing a special make of horseshoe at the stake. In order to make a good impres- sion before a crowd of admirers, who gathered to see him enter train- ing the said Wray, slipped one over on the crowd and had the steak, MIYAKA ACCEPTS CHALLENGE FOR RETURN BOUT WITH TAYLOR HERE Wyoming Heavyweight Champion Given Chance to Even Up Score With Jiu-Jitsu Shark and Must Throw Lamarque Same Night Jack Taylor, Wyoming heavyweight wresting champion who was forced to quit twice in a recent match under jiu- jitsu rules with Tero Miyaka, will have another chance at the Japanese champion on April 25, which the match will be the headliner of a double bill. A challenge for the match, together with the offer of a handicap match between Taylor GIDBONS-WILSON FIGHT /S<"snate saa TO FOLLOW MINOR BOUTS the handicap Taylor must pin Lamar- que twice under catch-as-catch-can ST. PAUL, Minn., April 15—Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, tentatively rules within an hour. ‘Taylor returned to Casper last week promised a match with Johnny Wil- son of New York, middleweight cham- keen for a return match with his Japanese opponent. A strenuous pro- pion, expects to appear in one or two secondary fights before the titular gram of training with Clarence Ek- lund, wrestling favorite of Sheridan, convinced him, that he has a good chance to beat the Jap at his own game.- Taylor and Eklund own ranches upstate and much of their success in the wrestling game is due clash, Within a few weeks, acordicng to present plans, he hopes to appear in the ring either in Minneapolis or St. Paul—with Sioux City and /Omaha} alsé location possibilities. His oppo- nent has not been selected, days duration was with the “jackets” |and Taylor developed more skill at the jiu-Jitsu style. Numerous fans who have clamored in connectio} have term: SOUTHWORTH CAPTAINS BRAVES April 15.—Right Fielder Bill Southworth was appointed cap- tain of the Boston Nationals night, challenger at prietor no advantage. A Uttle inside dope on Mr. Staf- ford's horseshoe record was vouched by John R. Kneebone yesterday. He claims that Mr. Stafford won the championship of the American Chiy bureau school last year by taking an unfair advantage of the rest of the contestants, To get this ad- vantage it is charged that he took off his shoes and dug his toes’ into the ground giving him a basic pur- Mr. Wray says Mr, Stafford will have to wear his chase on the title. shoes Saturday. Mr. Stafford has proclaimed him- | self as a member of the team which won other honors at Mr. claim 1s Within a few weeks, according to fetched, and charges: that all Mr, Stafford did for the winning team barn-yard golf. says that’ this was to keep score. The championship aspirations of the two contestants were shattered this morning by the receipt of a challenge from R. M, Andrus, gen- eral manager of the Standard re- SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE | “BLACK SOX” GET GAME. CHICAGO, -April 15.—Directors of the Chicago Baseball called to meet in an emergency ses- sion today to take action against a team said to have hooked « game with the “Black Sox” as the barnstorming team formed from former megnbers of the Chicago White Sox, dismissed with the 1919 scandal, themselves. BOSTON, 4 o'clock Aaturday afternoon will give the cafe pro- On Four Pitched Balis Is Record CHARLOTTE, N.C, April 15.— Members of tho Charlotte club of the South Atlantic league believe they es- tablished a record in the game yester- day with Winston-Salem, of the Pied- mont league, when they scored four runs’ on four pitched balls, After |three batters had hit safely on the first three balls thrown, Shortstop O'Connell, the fourth batter, smashed the first ball served up to him, for a home run. a oe Tremendous Advantage. “Medicine,” said the professor, the most noble of all professions.. We | heal the sick, we pore weary hours over laboratory problems for human- ity, we+—"" “Yeah,” said the student, “but what I like about it is that we write all our, prescriptions in Latin and can get ‘away with such a lot of bunk."— Richmond Times-Dispatch. poe lbh dans Mtn ca doubles Kneebone far Beethoven composed somreof his best music after "he hed entirely lost his hearing. and Sergeant Ray Smith, of Camden, | N. J. scheduled for tonight, has been indefinitely postponed because of an injury suffered by the latter. RICKARD INSPECTS SITES. JERSEY CITY, N. J., April 15— ‘Tex Rickard, here yesterday, inspected several sites for the Dempsey-Car- pentier bout, but made no decision. league were CAPABLANCA WINS GAME. HAVANA, Cuba, April 15.—Capa- blanca won the eleventh international chess championship game last night, JACK DUNN ACQUITTED. 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