Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR CHARLIE DOYLE TO MEET SHIRLEY IN RING FIGHT HERE THIS MONTH Will Have Chance to Try Knockout Punch On Lad Who Battled Morey Young to Draw Here Year Ago; Perkins to Fight Missoula Battler Charlie Doyle, Casper battler who has put two Denver lads to sleep in recent bouts, will have a chance at a third this month, and Harvey Perkins, who stopped George Coplen in the third round of their battle last month, will take on a light heavyweight from Montana as the fight numbers on a boxing and wrestling card that is being arranged for the Club Standing | been picked out | idie Mc who kins’ terrific wallop. Shirley will be remembered by Cas- per fans as the lad who fought Morey Lost. Pet Young to a draw here a year ago. In| 1 800 his coming & with Doyle, nic! 2 667 will bo defini scheduled only after | Casper 3 500 he posts a fo: for his appearance, | Scottsbluff 3 500 he will have the advantage of six|Greybull 3.4 333 pounds in w making 158 pounds| Laramie 1 4 200 ringside instead of the 152 Doyle will - fight at. National League. Doyle is rated as Casper’s coming Won. Lost. Pct. boxer, one who rn be able to cut a Pittsburgh 3 813 swath through the long list of pugs| Brooklyn 5 7 who have hesdline aspirations, and| New York — 9 6 this month's go with Shirley will go Chicago - 6 7 toward determining his class| cincinnati ‘ 10 & middleweights. Shirley claimed| poston _ 6 11 hampionship of Illinois before Philadelphia 5 10 his headquarters to Colo-/s+ Louis __ 3 9 -250 rado. Eddie McVey, who will fight Per kins, some twenty pounds lighter than Per- tips the scales at 178 pounds, | Cleveland kins, but he has DERBY NEXT SATURDAY) LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 3.—With the arrival today of several thor- oughbreds for the $50,000 annual Kentucky derby which is to be run over the Churchill Downs track here Saturday, practically all of the prin- cipal contenders for the supreme honors, of the west are at the fa- mous old track. Gray Lag, the Harry F. Sinclair hope, made an impression while on his first time out yesterday. Star Voter, owned by Commander J. K. L. Ross, is among those ex- pected at the Downs at the Downs today. BOY SERIOUSLY HURT BY JAVELIN THROW THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., May 3.—| Tommy Gloyd, 6 years old, is in se- rious condition from a wound in the groin caused by a javelin. ‘The in-| jury occurred while high school ath letes were practicing javelin throw- ing. The Gloyd child was struck by one of the ‘spearf-and a wound that it required several stitches to close) was cut in his groin. Games Today Midwest League. t Denv ll at Scottsbluff. | ing at Laramie. American League. Chicago at Detroit. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston. National League. Che Casper Dailp Cribune BRONCS TURN. TABLES ON CASPER, WIN MONDAY, 3 TO 1 ‘THOROUGHBREDS AARNE! Zocats ‘Are Held to AT LOUISVILLE FOR BIg Loze Ran in the First Inning DENVER, May 3.—Casper stock went up when the visi- tors drove in a run in the first inning of yesterday’s game, but the movement proved to} be a false alarm and the visi- tors were shut out for the remainder of the game, the. Denver Bronchos| winning, 3 to 1. The victory evened | up odds on the Casper series for the | Casper— = AB. H, Po. =: Bostick, - 5 3 1 |Garrity, If. 4 2 ° MeNeil, 3b. 4 1 o 4 13 1 3 2 e 3 3 0 ‘4 2 0 3 1 0 3 ° 0} 1 0 0 es. whe Pe | Total 34 R713 3 Denver leaguers and by the same score. } Garrity came home for Casper’s jlone run an McNeil’s single after he had | made first on 4 single and ad. second on Dawson's wild emiag ee scoring was made in three innings. Dawson had slightly the better of the argument in the mound work, keeping his hits well scattered after the first inning. Rolla Mapel hurled & good game for Casper. } | The score: # F Pittéborgh cago. the advantage of| washington more ring experience and 2 smashing! poston go is predicted. Detroit - Two good wrestling bouts will lend| New York variety to the athletic program, which/ st Louis — ts being arranged by George McLeot.| Chicago Philadetphta, NATRONA HIGH IN TRACK MEET Last Scores National League. At Chicago— R. H. 'Pittshurgh — 4 8 % Chicago .. 3.26 oom pd Batteries— Glamer and Schmidt; Premier Social Function of Year Not to Interfere With. Ath- letic Plans Casper high s will, participate fn the interscholgstic guest’ which will be held at DougiisyeMay 4) ccording Martin and O’Farrel" At New York— Boston to the statement made b; thorities last night. State yesterday indicated that Casper m| Philadelphia pull out of the track meet on acgou Brooklyn of the conflict with the militaty and other made for that date. Tt was decided that the Casper squad 12 b Batteries: Miljus, Mitchell ‘and Miller No other games scheduled. ngemeénts that had t celebration in Casper -on wouli be taken to Douglas May an4 returned here the evening of May |New York 14 by automobile. In order to take| Boston _ part in the Douglas meet it is prob- Batteries—Mays and Schang; able that Casper will be forced to with-|and Ruel. draw from competition in the athletic tournament which will be held at| At Philadelphia— R. H. E Basin on the same date. This is not | Washington 1 definite yet, because Coach Morgan | Philadelphia believes that he could build up a sec: Batteries—Erickson, Courtney ond string of track athletes that could] Gharrity; Perry-and Perkins. give a good account of. themselyes in oa. the Basin m At Detroit— RH ea St. Louis — 7.15 3 G Id H Detroit fos 6 141 Fans Cou ace Shocker, Davis and Billings; “Holling and Ainsmith. #03 innings.) No other ae, Eames scheduled. Informed City Officer On Ruth .—Baseball fans the have known for two “Babe” Ruth had trans- ferred his batting headquarters from Boston to New York, but city hall learned of it officially only today. Served in his hotel bath tub with @ warrant for unpaid taxes of $27.21 on his automobile oe two years, Ruth | ‘tryouts which were held at the hi, protested that he had net been a resi. }SChool last night over forty runners Gant of y since the fall of }Participated in the mile and half tion unavailing, he | Mile events. which were staged for thr took the constable | Purpose of selecting the athletes that automobile and whirled to | Will represent Casper at the state in: The city tax collector | terscholastic track meet which will be nm to certify that the | held at Douglas, May 13. n error. The half-mile ended with Hut, Baker and, Frisby, one, two, three. ‘The time records were withheld by Coach Mor- gan as he doesn’t want to handicap his “squad by letting other schools getting a line on -Casper’s candidates. Hathaway, James Smith and Boyie, finished in order in the mile run which finished in five and one-half minutes. There were 22 entrants in this event. PRELIMINARIES IN MILE AND HALF-MILE. EVENTS AUN OFF LAST EVENING In. the. preliminary distance run: over inte the city ha arranged for assessment SCHOOL PLAYER SUFFERS BROKEN LEG WHEN BASE RUNNER SLIDES TO THIRD The baseball game between Park and Central schools in the grade school tournament was marred last night by an injury to Paul Blodgett which resulted in the lad suffering a broken. leg. Blodgett is enid to have been injured wher a Central school Player slid into third base where he was playing. Although missing the absence of Blodgett the Park team plugged along and won the game from Central, 9 to 4 Blodgett was removed from the field immediately by Coach Dean Morgan. Hard hitting featured the game last night, three home runs having been counted. Davis for Park and Cock an@ Seown for Central made circuit clouts. Central's line-up ¢.; E. Alleman, p.; B: Ib; Green, If.; 0’ Severence, ss Park: McKain, 1f.; Kassis, cf; Otto Cock, ‘Van Doren, 1b; Blodcett, Coch, s3.; Davis, 20.; H stituted for Allsman, .; Julien, follows: Scown, Cartwright, C; Unery, rt.; 3b.; George an was sub- tt when the latter STYLE without exaggera- tion; this McKibbin appeals to the careful dresser who doesn’t wish ex- tremes. Ail the late shades. Webel Commercial Co. ain was later run h hitter for Holman. pay its debt to the to name the Roanoke Times. The man’s world was one of green-clad hills, where he lived with his flock and his dreams. Some photoplays- are “thrillers.” Some are visions of color and beauty. This one fs all cf these things—and more. The tale of a.child-hearted son of the hills, come into a workaday world to heal with his faith men’s bodies and souls. The tale of another man — born of the city’s revel and jazz — who scoffed at the healer’s works. Seeehex ul coocconsusy ovnusnetie| eouccioune leeks dabib| Soupaspteue Hounwhe TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1921 { Diamond, & —=.4 Dawson, Totals *Batted Stolen hits—Hale, Dawson, 6. Base on balls—off Mapel, 1; off Dawson, 2. Hit by piejhed ball —Cochran. Bestick to Slattery. Wild pite! Dawson. Umpire—Dale. Time—1: ‘Player ‘Limit of Seventeen Men, Texas League yer. limit of 17 sun. As a Class each ber is permitted under the new na- tional agreement to carry 23 men, five of wh m may rule. Two of “rookies."* Notices were sent Sunday by Presi- dent Doak Roberts to each club that must become effective at mid- night May 4. Only two. pitchers, on each club will| defeat Monday by be permitted to use the spit ball after)when the the same date. Despondent over domestic difficulties, | Valentine, Bepedicich, 49, a. coal: mi ner, with a».38 calibre reypiver. an and found his ody, alres THE F ‘DESPONDENGY LEADS MINER TO KILL SELF ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, May 3 shot himself through the heart Hearing | his \wife| investigated “and lifeless. explosionin hjs room, two children Doniea. Struck out—by Double plays—Siactery to/ . Tex., May 3.—The Texas! ty & mail vote has adopted «| men, ‘ffective| 20 Gays after the opening of the ses A Jeague be out under option.| The 17 mark is established as a league! the number must be iy BISONS EVEN UP (03570 BLUFFS Eire Aid Greybull in Winning) -to-5 Victory in Nebraska ST. CLAIR WILL FIGHT HERERR) | Real Battle Seen. When .Colored Lad wiaed in me in Jazz- } Eadie St. Clair, the colored boxing | phenom who has appearedi ia’ many |matobes here and emerged the winna- will be matched against ons of the | toughest boys in the western, country on the next boxing card wh: will be staged at Jazziand, May man St. Clair will meet is Frank” Hererra, well known welterweight. Hererra has two victories over Kid | Bruce on his wlate.” When: St. Cigir -|and/Bruce recently met here St. Clair | got the decision.. Hererra during: the | past month got a/i2-round draw with Johnnie Stopper. The class jof . the two boys indicates that it wili-be,a real battle, Another main event on the ard w: new system of choosing athletic man-| poke today. Candidates will be! rated on personality, executive ability. industry, reliability, efficiency and scholarship. Town (Special to The Tribune.) | } SCOTTSBLUFF, May 3.—/; | Home fans saw the "Bluffs go down to| a score of 9 to 5. Greybull Bisons evened up! for their loss of Sunday and profited} | by the locals’ errors to pile up a four- |run lead. Scottsbluff tied the visitors in the sixth inning, when the score Stood 3 to 3, but in the seventh the Bisons jumped out with five runs, ‘The locals made two more in the same j inning and were shut out in the eighth |and ninth. Kelly on the mound for |Greybull won his first victory of the season. | The Scor RHE | Greybull. 000 120 5S0I— 9 1 |Scottsbluff.. 000 003 200--5 8 5 |“ Batteries—Kelly and Moore; Hill and | Benningh: ‘HUNDREDS OF PUPILS up by seores of prospective competi- see Danny Cummings." local feathe: weight, tangle with either Kid West, of Young Doyle of Denver. Besides these {wo events, plans are being made for, six-round and two four-round preliminaries, to ‘compiéte ja bill of 34 rounds of boxing. (WANT TO ADVANGE TEN GENTS ON WOOL CLIP LANDER, Wyo., May 3.—Philadel- phia wool merchants have agénts ‘in Fremont cotinty, negotiating for the 1921 clip, and hold-over from the 1920 clip, on the basis of in’ ddvance of 10 cents a pound. ‘A ‘price of! from 18 te 20 cents a pound is forecast by the agents, but not guaranteed. Ther is about 1,500,000 pounds of woo! in Subscribe for The Tribune-——-' Fremont count: TO CONTEST HONORS Hundreds of Casper's school chil- dren will participate, in. the inter. school class meet which will be held in Casper May 7, according to the expressed belief of Dean Morgan, su- pervisor of physical-training and other | school authorities who have been keeping tab on the efforts being put! forth at the schools. Jumping boards, vaulting and high jump standards, spring courses and iong distance running has been taken tors from the various schools who are anxious to hang up the winning ban- ner for the institution they attend. a ‘ oI cS be ITH HEALER” ,, The woman’s a-world of folly and pleasure, where virtue and dreams are lost. WITH MILTON SILLS and ANN FORREST Some are made to bare plain facts. . The tale of a beautiful wayward woman, whom both’ men came to love and fought with each other to win. Behind these three, a vast flitting background of life: now framed in the grandeur of earth’s vast silent places; now all laughter and pleasure and folly; now the woe of a world’s human wreckage; now the leaping joy of newroged happiness. — Today, Wednesday and Thursday — ALSO —— “4 DOGGONE MIXUP” Hallroom Boys Comedy Shows. Start at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Every Day ADMISSION 40c ee