Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1921, Page 4

LEGION SMOKER Midwest Ball Club Invited to Bouts Along With Former Service Men Preparations are “Sbeing rapidly com. pleted for the staging of the American! Legion’s smoker, which is scheduled for Tuesday night, and will be open to all ex-service men. “Lux” Dunbar, who meets “Danny” Cummings in the main event, has a only by-the ex-doushboys who will seo him in action on this occasion. Dun- bar's last two victories were via the K. ©. route, it being a matter of ring history that he slipped the sleeping potion to Joe Rogets in thé second round, while “Kid” Craig, the cham pion of Montana, succumbed to the rough treatment of the shifty young glove slinger in the second inning of their short-lived melee, Cummings is faithfully living up to his daily program of rigid training and promises to give the fans, as well as his young opponent, a real run for the money. Danny has a loyal follow- ing among local fans who are anxious to see him in action against a fighter of Dunbar’s class. The bout between “Kid". Ross and Ray Talbert is expected to be a real mixup, as Ross is known to be a fight- er of the touch and go style, while Talbert is a very restless and nérvous guy in the ring and secrets a mean ‘wallop in each glove. ‘Tony” Wroblewske, who goes to the mat with Gus Fri in a 30-minute or one-fall match. is not altogether unknown to the fans here, as those ‘who attended the Midwest smoker some time ago will remember him as the young husky who was matched with Taylor for a 20-minute exhibition on that occasion. Along with his dis- charge from thé navy ony brought ‘with him the belt and credit of being champion of the Atlantic fleet. Gus Fri is rather an unknown fac- tor here, but brings with him a record of a string of mat victories that is not ~ be overlooked by sport lovers who ge trying to dope out the winner of this contest. Invitations have been extended to I. A. Reed and Manager Abrogast of the Midwost ball club and their string of players, who are co-operating with the legion in their efforts to produce ® successful nine for the coming sea- non. jeoevesesoes = Sport Notes eeeeoseccscooosore eosevessecosess! Ad Santel, the old-time wrestler, is making an exhibition tour of Japan. Rocky Kansas, the crack Buffalo lightweight, will swap purches with Johnny Dundee in a 10-round contest at Milwaukee on April 21. geen Eighty boxers and wrestlers partic- pated in the annual Pacific northwest amateur championship at Portland, The Anglo-American sport competi- tions scheduled for the coming stim: mer will include about everything from golf to rifle shooting. The coming track and field cham- pionships of the Intercollegiate Asso ciation of Amateur Athletes of Amer- fea at the Harvard stadium will be the forty-fifth annual meet of the as- sociation. One of the biggest dog shows in the northwest this year will be the annual exhibition of the Puget Sound Kennel ¢lub, which is to hold forth in Seattle during the first week of May. Billy Purtell, a one-time big leaguer and last season with the Akron Inter national league team, is to pilot the Vancouver team in the Pacific Inter- national league this season, A match which has been hanging fire for some time has been finally Fecord as a fighter that is surpassed| In the first baseball game of the |season, played here yesterday for the |purpose of letting Casper fans get a line-up on the team that will rep- resent this city in the Midwest léngue this summer the regulars, composed of players who have virtually cinched Holder of The Fencing Title ‘A. L, Becker, captain of the Am:ay- olis academy fencing team, is the new intercollegiate champion.> By running up @ record of 14 victories and a long defeat, he stepped into the shoes worn during the last three _years by Heracasitas and Bloomer ‘of Columbin und Leicester of Yale. clinched. The big fellows who will clash in it gre Bill Brennan, the Chi éago heavyweight,’ and Sailor Jack Carroll, ‘They jvill come together in a 12-rotnd bout to be staged at Co- lumbus, Ohio, on May 9. President Hickey is to be the whole judge and jury when it comes to fin: ing players in the American associa- tion this season. The utmost penalty that the umpires will be permitted to. REGULARS MAKE GOOD IN GAME 5 BIG rvENT H YANNIGANS AT BALL PARK their berths on the team, defeated tho Yannigans, composed of players now ae zthe team roster, by a score of 10 0 2. Indicating how anxious Casper fans are for the opening of the baseball season, hundreds of fans braved the cold weather and dust showors to Watch the preliminary game. It was a full tineihning contest and’ only at a few points on the game was there any pre-season lack of form. The regular infleld worked like clock work despite the fact that it has had little practice. It would be hard to improve on the selections made which see Slattery on first, Donica on second, Bostick at short and McNeill at third. Jackson, a new hurling ace who has Joined the local tearm, worked easily | for the regulars and held the Yan- nigans at his mercy during the entire contest. ‘The cold weather prevented! him going at his best. Here is the batting order of the Yannigans: Davis, short; Davidson, second; Hewitt, first; Powell, captain, third; Mills, center field; Niles, right fieid; Lienhart, catcher; John Mapel, left field; Rolla Mapel, and Guy Hoff- man pitchers. ‘The regulate hit in this order: Jack- son, center field; Garrity, left fio] L herde ha - | Boston MeNoeil, thirds’ Slattery, first; Haft- well, right field; Donica, second; Bos- tick, short; Halo, catcher and Jackson, piteher, i! American Woman Golf Champion) Loses to Male LONDON, April 18,—Miss Alex Stir- Chicago . Boston 2 omens. 4 Pittsburgh .... 8 Now York ......... 3 Philadelphia .. 1 Cincinnati .s..---... 1 Brooklyn -.-ass-ss0- 1 St. Louis American League. Won. Lost. Pct. New Yerk 1... 8 + 1 1750 Washington -.--.--. 3 2 600 Cleveland 3 2,600 Detroit... 1 1 +400 Chicago... 1 1 +500 8t. Louis 2 2 500 Boston _.. 2 r 400 /Philadelphi 1 3 +260 Last Scores SATURDAY GAMES. National League. At Philadelphia: New York ,.. | Philadelphia At ‘Boston: © Batteries—E. Cadore, Mamaux and Krueger; Watson and O'Neill. At Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cincinnati Batteries — Ponder, and Schmidt; Brenton, Coumbe and Wingo. At Chicago—St. Lotiis-Chicago game Postponed; snow. “At New York R. Philadelphia ne 1 New York ~ 3 ling, United. States woman golf cham- pion, made her first appearance on an English course today in connéction with a spéeial women-against-men | match heldsat Stoke Poges. Although defeated by her mate opponent, Mia‘ | Stirhce's play made * moat favoribic impresiiion. Miss Stirling drew R. H. Demiont+ morep s¥_a8 opponent and received an extra, stroke at altérnate — holes througout the match, which Demont- morency won four up and threo to play. ayy In the same match Miss Cecil Leitch, British woman's champion- stip holder from 1914 to 1920, do- feated Cyril Tolley of Oxford univer- sity, British amateur champion fot 1920, by a score of six up and four to play. ‘Today’s victory by Miss Leitch indl- cated sho will prove one of the most formidable opponents of Miss Stirling in the coming women’s championship. ae Wanting and Getting. “A man never knows what he wants in this world,” remarked the platitudi- nous person. “Except when he’s conferring sur- inflict will be to put players out of thé gartie. They may, however, réo- ommend a fine to President Hickey. Pretontanvstoe sess sodaniay Subseribe for The Tribune——— SNOW BLANKETS DIAMOND. DETROIT, April 18.—Several inches of snow blanketing the playing field) indicated none of the games with) Cleyélarid heré this week would be piayed. | FRENCH ‘TO ENTER RACE. PHILADELPHIA, April 18—M. R.} De Liya, coach of the Frenéh clay team which arrived here Saturday to| comf&te in, the University of Penn: sylvania relay carnival April 29 andj 80 definitely sunounced today tho} French athletes would run in thé aprifit and medley race on the first day of the mect. France will not be _ropresented in the two-mile raco AME RICA SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE |Loomis, Olympic champion Janncunced today. CASPER’S LEADING THEATERS | feptitiously with a bootlegger,”) sald Mr. Bibbles. “And then,” replied the p. p., never knows what he gets.”—Age- Herald. as had been expected. Denys could hot get excused from military service and no other high class distance run: ner was available, CHAMP HURDLER ENTSRS. PHILADELPHIA, April 18.—Frank| quarter- mile hurdler, will compete at the sec; ond annual American Legion field day at Franklin field June 4, it was CHESS GAME IS DRAW. HAVANA, Cuba, April 18.—The 12th game of the Lasker-Capablanca Batterles— Harris at Piercy and Schang. At Washington: aout SOT Washinston AEB IN REIS TY Batteriés—Thormanien and Ruel; Zackary, Acosta, Shaw and Gharrity. At St. Loui R. HW. BE. Cleveland 6 13 1 St. Louis eeuse 7 16 0 Batteries— lark and O'Neill; e, Kolp, Shocker and Severeid. At Detroit— Chicago-Detroit postponed; rain, SUNDAY GAMES, National League. At Brooklyn: Boston, ~..--+~~---. Brooklyn ~..-.-.------. Batteries—Oescheger Pfeffer and Krueger. game 2.4 3 and O'Neill; At Cincinnati—St. Louts-Cincinnatt game postponed; rain, At Chicago — Pittsburgh - Chicago game poutponed; rain. American At Washington: Philadelphia ‘Washington Batteries—Naylor, Moore and Walk- er; Johnson and Picinich, At New York Boston New York sie = 4 100 Battcries—James and Ruel; Mays and Schang. At St. Louis—Chicago-St. Louis game postponed; too sold, ---- --.-.- At Detroit—Cleveland-Detroit game postponed; snov American Association. St. Paul, 14; Kansaw City, 9% Indianapolis at Toledo; cold, international chess match ehded in a’ dvaw last night. ‘BRING RESULTS, Milwaukee at. Minneapolis; wet grounds. Columbus at Louisville; - wet grounds, ." i eS TRIBUNE) CLAESIFIED ADS! IRIS LAST TIMES TODAY = E: A. Ee EZ: |: WHITE — IN — KNOW YOUR MEN’ LLOYD HAMILTON In a Side-Splitting Comedy “MOONSHINE” CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c STARTING TOMORROW FATTY ARBUCKLE In His Latest Feature Comedy “THE DOLLAR A YEAR MAN” ; ‘SEEDS. OF VENGEANCE" A STORY OF THE Aad Le MOUNTAINS » i BURNARD DURNING and PAULINE STARKE ADMISSION 30c STARTING TOMORROW CONSTANCE BINNEY ~—in— “THE MAGIC CUP” SHOWS CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 EVERY DAY Original Tus! 5. |laus Zbyssko, declared on hie recent { |as a furnace fuel in place of charcoal. RB Lk: MARMOUT WILL TRY FOR TITLE : hee of Wizards of Wrestling World, Returning to America Yussif Mahmout, the original Turk whose Glaim to the world’s heavy- welght wrestling championship, has never been disputed successfully on the mat, is returning to the United States to “clean up” on present day mat men again, according to word re- celved in Casper from the Turk’s manager, Emil Klank. In a letter to George McLeod, Klank intimates that Mahmout may be forced to meet many of the lesser stars in the gama before he will be given a chance at the title and it is possible that he may bo brought to Casper for an early summer match with Jack Taylor. Mahmout viaited this country sev- eral years ago and defeated big George Hackenschmidt in such short time that the rest of the stars were loath to tackia him. He returned to Burope during the war and is returning here with his fortune depleted, it is under- good, with the intention of grabbing off the championship while recuper- ating in a financial Jake Herman, maniiger of Dtanis- visit to Casper that Mahmout was the only man feared by Zbysxko, who feels himself the superior of any artist in America today. In Emil Klank, the Turk will gave a great manager. Klank was formerly manager for Frank Gotch and is well known in the wrestling work. It is just 25 years- since the “iron industry was revolutionized by tho successful introduction of raw coal {and his party of trainers and spar- Games Today np National League. ew York at Bostom. | Brooklyn at. Philadelphia.” Bt. Louls at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago. American Chicago at Bt. Louls. Cleveland at Detroit. wed Philadelphia at Washington. | Boston at New York, CARPENTIER SAILS MAY 4 NEW YORK, April 18. — Georges Carpentier, European heavyweight champion, ‘who 1s to box Jack Demp- sey for the wofld’s title, July 2, will all for New York May 4. ‘This in- formation wae received today by Pr moter Tex Rickard in a cable mossa, from Carpentier's manager, Descamp: Descamps stated that Carpentier ring partners would sail on the Sa- vole; and that the French pugilist al- ready was in good physical condi-| tion. | pa io i French to Enter Race. PHILADELPHIA, April 18.—M. R. De Leliva, coach of the. French team which arrived here Saturday to com- pete in the University of Pennsyl-| vania relay carnival, April 29 and 30, definitely announced today the French athletes would run in the sprint med-| ley race on the first day of the meet. ; France will not be represented in the two mile race as had been expected. Denys could not. get excused trom military service and no other ‘high- class distance runner was available. | APRIL 18 1921 here to decide the city ‘Mr. Stafford won the. LANDER BOXING BOUT 1S. [Sea POSTPONED FOR WEE) "== __charies Dorie, cat wate well BERRAULT Foot Specialisi boxing match» ot Lander Saturday Apt. “Br Wyatt Hotel night received a telegram Saturday, just prior to taking the train for the Fremont county capital that the box- ing match at Lander Saturday night had been postponed one week. ‘Tho promoter said that the event had ot been sufficiently advertised and that he feated it would not be a finan- cial success Saturday. STAFFORD WINS RIGHT TO PITCH ANDRUS GAME Charles B, Stafford, secretary of the Casper Chamber of Commerce, beat Pete Wray Saturday evening two straight games in the horseshoe piteh- ing tournament which is under way CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP Rear 633 8. 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