Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1921, Page 6

SNAPSHOTS ||CHAMPIOMLUMITED TD wapsHons ari. TARIGATORS ON manne oF | HARD FOR PLAY >see: i New pion between Heinie” Kerr and Ro . — | Scottsbluff and nd Capper Ope | Butcher will be played in Casper af Series at Baseball Park I3 o'clock this afternoon. Each game Pounds on Day of Title Thirds jst De 125-point limit for @ finished total of 1,000 points, - Battle, He Says an Kerr who is meeting Butcher, hails 10, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 5— ‘ 5 | Jack Roche, manager of the Scofts- from the Palace Parlor in Sheridan. PLAY. TO START TOON = 4 FOR BILLIARD - TITLE — ‘The first of a series of eight games, four of which will be played in Cas CUPS TO BE AWARDED TENNIS. el DEMPSEY 5 20° CHAMPIONS ARE DONATED HERE \sres-—= = = POUNDS o HEAVIER Crack Players of Thies Sibtes al States to Contest Title Play|*===* 4 In State Tournament Here Last of Month; Social Features Are Arranged for Month a3 | Champion to Weigh in at 190 = ‘300 There will be a difference in weight a bluff Irrigatérs, the team which|He has been recognized as the cham. Seven silver loving cups will be awarded the winners in| St Louis -500 of about 20 pounds when Jack Demp * ; ¢jobens a four-game series with Cas-/pion of the northern part of the stat- he W: State Tennis t t to be held here dur-|Gncinnatl - see (ey Sid ipacehe /Coxpbatier, Wenn ech per om the local lot tomorrow after- for years, ©. J. Mills js promotin: the Wyoming State Tennis tournament e he ere GUE- Chicago (390 their bath the worid'’s heavy: noon, has arrived here with his, pas-|the event. ing the week of June 27 under the auspices of the Casper | Philadelphia — .341| weight championship match in Jersey timers and hopes to be able t6 dupli-| The Casper end of the series wm Tennis club. Four have been donated by the Casper banks | ‘anne wae 2. : cate the pectormetee wnat his Lem apes or fy Danian chal ae aa i rs : att » Nich.| ican League. ; mpsey said today that he planned made against Casper in the opening s palace. The through the Casper. ip Bp tne be greg |S one by Nich-) Wen. Lost. ‘Iit!| to: ‘ecale-exnotly 190. pouhae te tnt series of the season at Scottsbluff. two games today, one this “afternoon and Stirrett, another by Campbell and Johnson and the | cieveiana 18 .625\ring. If he succeeds in keeping his ‘Seottsbiuff was the first team that |97d one this evening shou}d enahia - —_—— challenge cup for the singles cham-)New York — 19 596, weight at the notch he will be three ‘. 7 had the cfedit of defeating Casper, the the dopesters to get a line cn the title pionship, which must be won three! Washington — 22 .551 pounds heavier than he ever has first game going to Walter Kinney, C@imente years straight to’ permit . permanent) Detroit 24 -529 , weighed for fight before. When he 1 ; Pitching fe the Irrigators who Games Today | Bossension, ia the gift of the Mldweat 20 ‘s12/won the title from Jess ‘Willard’ at | held Casper helpless. Kinney has not) O o. ¥. COMMFTEEM i, Refining company. o 27 1413 Toledo two years ago, Dempsey scaled b f 82 geklpa ——<—<_—_—<—<————=smmumans | Wyoming honors, it is indicated, 27 "426 exactly 187 hendthnde Spectators who. watched the cham:| appeared in form since that game, but Hert of Louisville, Ky., and Beoub: vion work out yesterday gasped in|Manager Roche is depending on him 1" Veer committeemun —f will be contested by 31. .340| “I am growing a bit and I am gov: : astonishment at his terrific punching|to do heavy duty against the local National League. the best ten- nis players of three states—Wyoming, erning my weight accordingly, grasp te tnat state, died suddenly Tutsday a: Colorado and Utah, assurances haxe Dempsey said. “I think I will be at Corbett, One tees. seek es. which opens tomorrow \the New Willard hotel hered = bee rece! ladelphi : en received by officials here that} Degt Scores — |\my rest at 190 pounds and will be L Sareea benches All wrest God Brooklyn at St. Louis. G y. o 5 able to box at top speed. Carpentier, arm re u 8 ‘} games will be played at 4:15 and the/ .aramie and Sheridan as well as other understand, will weigh about 170 ak at 3:30. Guy, Hoftman CORONA American Li Places will be represented. Entrants : ¢ pounds.” une yaesme, “aa ‘Sf petrin ae waanegtone from Denver’ wilt include Ba" icjug| » NATIONAL LEAGUE. 7h the’ match ne Plea of Howard ors sit, iin vectors fos | cago at Philadelphia. cna of last year's city doubles cham- veland at New York. pions; Don Harker, city and state Louis ‘at ‘Boston: champion at various times during ithe last few years; Herman Clow, now at- mound duty having recuperated from | R. H. E. ‘\a slight injury suffered at Greybull, | om tn seyett (Dosnen Cla teens ASIN JUDGE GETS BEAR - ra ar ; Mapr! Tou 000. 200—'7 13. =| 9Pes to reach. ‘The champlan’s legs | + | tbe spemuing “pttobing. state. wil “cing are as thin as a lightweight’s. | DES -MOINBS, Iowa, June 8.—Ex- rose eaturt son, Ocschger and IN Hil ON SHOSHONE poe ee ee get into action during the fcottsblu ‘Yeliowhorse, Morrison) cARPENTIER NOT s farmers was urged as the paramount | "*™°-. bo WORRYING, REPORT. At Pittsburgh | tending school at Colorado col‘ege. and Ba BE’ RI ITH (ne of the most Fromising of Denver's long list of racquet artists, ar. Dexter Keezer, another of the cit; s best. MANHASSET, N. ¥, Sune 8,— saat or oes | Attends 4 GE TS DAY IN Vluvy will be conducted on the Mid-! At Cincinnati— . 1. E:| Georges Carbentier ta welt awneatak (Special to ‘The ‘Tribune. : A Li Funeral + Se aT ena west courts. New York... 000 000 000-6 5 Othe fact that he will enter the ring| BASIN, Wyo., June 8.—Judge P. W.|tHe Iowa Bankers’. association. Of Tallest Man | sew silant model eight — al) Two pairs of players are expected |Cincinnatl.... 003 002 10°—%6 13 3/on July 2, several pounds lighter’than | Metz of the Big Horn Basin judicial; Reconstruction without such credit a Ss ct ted and repaired GO THAM JAIL from Salt Lake Cityand Wroming’s| Batteries—Benton, Nehf, Sallee and| Dempsey, the champion, but he does | district, has returned from a success- provisiohs was impossible, said the $ ogni 0 oa best will make up a large list of en-| Snyder; Marquard and Hargrave. not worry about it. ful bear huntoon ithe head of the South | speaker. i i REBUILT MACHINES trants, including W. I. Rehr, Jr., of He has demonstrated to his own sat-| Fork of ithe ence pn “judge! “Many of you view with . = M Payments if Desired — Casper, Denver city and Coloradomtate| At Chicago— | RH. EJintaction in spacring with Joe Jean.| killed « 8-yéarsl ities sfon’ the gtowth of ‘the tive ar ne : Casper Typewriter ae » |champion and runner-up in the - | Philadelphia . 22 — ette and Jaul Journee, that he can ree horses over a precipice dur- marketing development among farm- : Bc et cos Bymtywet mountain singles last year at Salt|Chicago...... 300 410 00°-- 8 12 2) drop a heavy man with ease. In& a for. enero cand id when the! e: he said. “I am. for it if well upews. where she attended the re. York Americans, today was sen- |1#xe- Rehr has met and defeated) Batteries Hubbell, Bismgartner| Jeanette, who topped the scales at | fos Nttéd beep were | organized. and. directed. F ra eae nas “hia, talent Geo. J. Heiser, Prop.” tenced to one day in the city prison | ™&ny of the best players who will @P-| and "Bruggy; Freeman and Daly. — | 240 pounds,/went down Monday after-| observed bes Sica Sgt aah Sg } ——— the world." Coyne was 8 112 E. 2d, Over White's. Grocery and fined $100 in magistrate’s court | P°e™ here. ris fe noon under the challenger’s ‘ever. | the cam a eee ee eed inches tall. Needless to re- PHONE 856_ for automobile speeding. jpdolnl events. omupcted as be} cAt St. Louts— R. oH. E. | handed right. 2it was necessary to build a “Babe” lost some of his famous |‘Urmament include a banquet fo St. Louls-.710 060. 00°14 19 G| Gorges is in the air when deliver: - dpecial” comrin for tim. sunny disposition when he heard | ®eld on the night of June 27 and | Brooklyn ... 200 000 O2i—5 12 1] ing. the short right overhanded blow the jail sentence pronounced..After | nce the night following. Batteries—Cadore, Mitchell, —Miljus|and he is working for a speedy re- . a ——— peeling off a $100 bill to pay the and yond Goodwin, North a “Dil-| covery, knowing ‘it to be dungerous fine he was led from the courtroom Mother of Champ hoefer, : business to be caught off balance, by a keeper to begin servi : ae by = Keeper, fo. Pak ao ae F ll Fi ht in AMERICAN LEAGUE, NUR SE RSE IS” GIRLS PLAY FATHERS, ahead apt Beas of the Giants. at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ollows righting POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., June'8— jgee nengn Of OS ew ork Amer- “Well I may play half of | the At Washington— eredit. Kenneth game,”.he remarked, referring to the gafoe.mith Cleveland todeg, BLAST VIGTI E.J° Girls at the Bennett school, Milbaool, Detroit wee ooo Ot one 8 BL. ET terday played their fathers = gamo Willams of Bt. Loula, waade ble ninth Through Papers Washington 101, 00, 000 1-3 8 : HEROINE OF 1 Stineceoail ab’ feature of commence-; hom = yesterday, se Batterles—Leonard, Middleton a - ~~ | ment. The fathers won in six in- MONT ATLANTIC CITY, N. ST UNOS PAMSHIEn; ZHCHMFY and Gharrity. BIG FLOOD nings,15 fo 1. A féature of the| __ CROSS.DELMONT MATCH. —Mrs. Cecilia Dempsey, the 61-year- ‘ game was two home runs,’ made’ by| NEW YORK, June §.—Leach Cross, ola mother of the world’s heavy- At New York— R. i. E. ‘| the ‘Misses Mabel Banks and Barbara| veteran New York lightweight, has weight champion, is a newspaper |Cleveland.... 000 100 001— 2 5 3 eee | | RieRardson. | been. matched to meet. Gene fight fan, Although she has never |New York... 300 510. 00" PUEBLO, ‘Cole., June 7—A. fine! jof Memphis in 10-round. bout»here witnessed a ring battle, nor ex- Batteries — Coveleskie, ‘| (TRACK STARS ENTER. |June 21. “ os N need example of heroism on the part of | | : & WAS MAN GIVEN poses she fat then a paw and acheae. ie - a nurse during Friday's flood, came) | CHICAGO, June 8.—The first Fatey! to light foday, “+5: of epstern entries in the national col- Mrs. Maud Walburn was nursing | legiate track and field meet to be held TACn street, When tbe Gos West |here June 18, were received today. { “It's a strange thing, but our a bh cans: | Earl Thomson, Dartmouth's world mother has been always an. ardent | almero, Bur-| She refused to ‘leave without her | champion high ‘hurdler, headed the reader of fights, even before Jack ns for her but the flood drove it back. | Hat. Other eastern echools entering ‘was born,” Bernard . Dempsey,, Mrs, Walburn® helped the mother! | today were Yale, Amherst, Wesleyan Jack's eldest brother, said here to- ng aeore P and baby-out of the top of a window | University of Connecticut and Roches- day. “She knows more about heavy-.} Chicago at Famegwees, game post- into a. boat .and-refused to go be. |teh University. { weight history than either Jack or — * MEUSEL GETS 10TH HOMER. reader of glove .contests, eyen be- fore she became the mother of the | At Boston— world’s titleholder. Attention Oil Workers © Election of Officers ||f sive tire mileage Sold only LAT, BELIEF Jvestigation by Torpedo Com- pany Fails to Bear Out Theory | myself. All of the old clippings of Seon hag sea ene aes pean "t80) Other Important ‘Business. t I sainogh AWeEs Sew tetra Zot ain valour as foreed ito! : int uence |” saree. gat the lowest co That Ee pavie < Glass low ith tes, a ui in her trunk Wrestler Training the essa sage forced into! < "June 8.—Eimil’ Meusel TONIGHT. Sure ta c st 'tivpwen'wieats aoe. | For Nebraska Bout] ough igise rt rom on ae im history. ; nities Dempsey will get her ac- count of the championship contest | David Haun, Casper welterweight Although the identity of the man who came to his death with Nelson 8. @'ass, the employe of the Independ- ent Torpedo company, both of whom| next month as the blow-by-blow | wrestler, recently injured in a match vs } NON-SKID j|NON-SKIDCORD were blown to bits’in an explosion at| story trickles off a press wire. with Earl Dowler here, has resumed 3 ay ay ®t, , . OLD OLD NEW Bonneville, May 15, may never be ———_——_— training” for his match with George ‘ : u known, officials of the company who S C le Arndt which will be staged at Scotts- Ser ae nese Goan ad cliea tee Se GOLULEGES SL © | Moti meie ai! bs Maeed ot Sobek firmly convinced the theory that -it i in Nebraska wrestling circles but Re % ¢ ‘ U / o. ¥ . & ; tg | $34.25 $27.50 was Glass’ brother is wrong. Be Established Haun believes that he will be able to ‘ reg 3 ‘The man who met death with Glass take the challenger's measure. “** was a tramp who had been run out Haun who is now an employe of of the Burlington yards in Casper 4 the welterweight limit, The - July vous evening, Ho was tall BY Corporation) scare ee pone and slender but in other details a ‘ and has a large following there who good description of him is lacking. — believe that’ Haun is unbeatable at He stopped at many places after teav-| PHOENIX, Ariz., June 8.—Articles| the welterweight ‘mit. Te July ing Casper and was making his trip|of incorporation of the University | match will be a finish affair. s to the next town “in easy "| Development corporation’ of America ae ; Just shortly aftér he left the Stone|were on file today with the Arizona ‘Tribune Classified Ads———— ; ranch about 20 miles west of Casper, | corporation commission. 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