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

PAGE SIE | W Vorld Results Lied Leased We | | | | pS re | Che REFINERS TAKE REVENGE COMMISSION CONSIDERS REFEREE FIVE NAMES IN FIGHT AGREEMENT. Corbett, Jeffries, Dougherty, Edgren and Brown! Mentioned for Third Man in Ring But Kearns Favors J NTIC .CITY, June sey, today said he had adv puld take i he an oppor ) discuss the issue with Riek: riginal articles of agreement 4 Kearns, “contain ve men, James J. Cor ames J s, James Dough bert Edgren and Bill Brown, been agreed upon by Rick Descamps and myself ns. the list m the referee should pe selected. “In the event that Descamps and I fail to/agree upon a choice, it de jwolves upon Robert Edgren, as sole \arbitrator, of all disputes, to make ithe final-selection, I have at no time jbeen advised by Rickard, whd holds lmy coritract and forfeits for the fmatch, that the New Jersey boxing commission has any jurisdiction in the Final selection of the referee. y, I favor James Dough- adelphia, as my selection, , reflection: on the of the other four ‘The mame of Lieut. Jack Kennedy, U. S./N., hap been mentioned. Both Dempsey and myself regard him highly.” Kearns said he probably would not attend the meeting in Jersey City tomorrow as other business will make it necessary for him:to remain in camp here. Tdiay is the last of Dempsey's four- @ay vacation. The champion is sched- uled to resume his training grind to morrow, after having rested since Sat urday. He probably will be permitted to do some box as his damaged left eye has healed. SPARRING PARTNER MADE CHEF ONLY MANHASSET, ¥., June 16.— Henri Mareot, Georges Carpentier’s chef and sparring ‘partner, hereafter is to be @ plain chef. ; All this “comes: ‘bout because Georges loves bread pudding. | Henri was sent td the gymnasium yester- day to do some work. When he left the kitchen he placed a half made pudding on the shelf. Cook No. 2 at- tempted to finish the job. Georges came to lunch, ate a hearty meal, and asked for his pudding. He tasted, then remarked: “Now I know where my bar of soap went.” HUNT CUP "RACE RUN. ASCOT HEATH, England, June 15. —(By The Associated Press.)—Ilumi- nator, owned by E. Short, won the Hunt cup here today.. Lerd London- SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE ames Dougherty ' 15.—With the announcement 1e New Jersey Boxing commission is to.meet tomorrow jpeing: rapped fora total of 11 blows. uss the referee selection for the heavyweight cham-| Hewitt lifted one over the fence in pionship contest July 2, Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Demp-|the sixth. ed the commission that he had} ith Tex Rickard, promoter of the contest, in‘ DENVER BRONCS.. DEFEAT BLUFFS Two Runs in Extra Inning Blast! Hopes of Irrigators in Tuesday's Game } la (Special to The Tribune.) SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., June 15— With errorless support at all stages ‘of the game, Dawson hurled the Brones' to a 4-to-2 victory over, the| Irrigators here Tuesday afternoon. Hits were even, Niles holding the vis- itors to half a dozen ‘ingles, but four errors behind him the visitors’ put over two counters in the tenth inning after Scottsbluff had tied the score| in the eighth. } Score by inpings R. #. B.} Denver ----001 100 0002—4 6 0} Scottsbluff 010 000 0100-2 6 4) Batteries: Denver — Dawson and Diamond; Scottsbluff— Niles and Ben- ninghoven. BABE RUTH IS NEW YORK, June ae ake Rath's two ings ah of placed him 16 days ah ‘pla his, record last year, They also lished the record of seven holanetae in five days. He hit two on Mon- day. Ruth is speeding at the rate of 6514 homeruns a seasen. But like all other American league play- ers, he has not been able to make more than two circuit hits a game, while the National league record is 16 AHEAD OF exer Kelly Is Pounded for Eleven Blows in}f Tuesday's Game While Hoffman Holds Greybull H elpless i. in Pinches. ee GREYBULL, Wyo., June 15. 7 Keeping hits-well ot r i ‘and- working out of all but one of the tight holes, suy ei Bisons: yésterda |Casper won, 5 to 1. Greybull started the Seortaes with eo (run in the third and this was tied by Casper in the ‘same ‘in- ‘ning. The visitors followed with three runs in the fourth, Last Scores a NATIONAL LEAGUE man stayed the fu!l route against the putting the game on ite, and another was added before the game ended. Spike Kelly on the mound for the Bisons failed to live up to his reputa- tion against the hard hitting Refiners Jackson appeared in the lead-off po- |sition for Casper in yesterday's. game At Pittsburgh— Philadelphia 100 001 001— 3 13 5 hile Hewitt took Siatt oF t bbain ed eer eippers Pittsburgh. 010 120 32°—8 Batteries—Ring and Bruggy; Zinn | first, the Casper baseman. being on the bench for a few days with o car buncle. A batted ball in the fourth inning laid Moore, the Greybull catcher, out when it struck hits in the ne e was unable to finish the game. A| Chicago... 000 01 similar misfortune attended the Cas- per team when Hale was struck on pa elbow and was relieved by Arbo- and Schmidt. At Chicago— Boston At Cincinnati— Brooklyn. . he | Cincinnati, 140 060 ‘onexres — ABE HPO AE | Batteries—Pfeiffer, Miljus and PY: jeagon, 7 2 1 % lior; Rixey and Wingo. |Crawford, 2b ~4 04 1 5 Of Ae ge touts Fiynn, 1b ~ -~-4 0214 31 Ne .. -4 00 2 0 O}~, ” . Merritt, ‘ss RVC PE ERE 8 gh Goalie by 0 res > PE (recent ~4 mane es ri °| Batteries — Toney and Snyder, ee frae: Dogs =$ 0.8 0 ¢ 3) Smith; Walker, North and €lemons, Mattick, cf -2 0 0,0° 0.0 lketly, » =. 73 02/4 3 1} AMERICAN ‘AN LEAGUE Totala --___---...35 1,8 27 18 )CASPER— AB RH PO A Jackson, ef 501.5 0 Garrity, If - 4 -0)2.8:2 MeWeeney, Wilkinsow Donica,. 2b -. ~-4 012139 Harte, rec ke Fa 04 | ame Schalk: Jones, Russell and Wal- Hewitt, 1b 2260'S Os <4 McNeil, 3b -3 0 O11 ons At Philadelphia— R. H. sages ve ~$ 3 2 ft 3 Sl st. Louis ..030 001 O321—10 17 bor sao rit a 3 M Philadelphia 003 002 4000— 9 14 3 pores ~ Batteries—Davis,. Bayne, Kolp and Hoffman, (Dp - 3 0 2 0 1 ©) Sovereid; Moore and Perkins. Totals — #4 6 11 27 10 a, At Washington Score by innings: Cleveland 001 301 000—5 ‘Three base hits, Bostick. ‘bases, Arbogast, Garrity. “Struck out, paar cat 9 a NOTIC Double plays, Crawford to Flynn to Merritt. Earned runs, Greybull 1, To whom it may concern: A * of June, 1921, sell our business to wits Misses Dickerson and Ward, who will er ter be responsible for all bs Lot opening in Highland Park ad-ligations ereated by. the MacDoriald dition, One hundred choice lots for Tea Shop. sale. “Turner and Waldron, owners, Office Turner Dru; Phone 176. Fe ticges ‘bett - 201 051 100-10 14 000 O11 000— 3 Cheeves, Jones and Daly, O'Farrell. 100 001 000-2 I 1t—7 M1 R. HE. 000 600 001 00-— 7 16 1 001 000 000—1 Washington 000 040 003 0i— 8 13 1 Batteries—Bagby, Caldweil, Summary — Home runs, Hewitt.| Morton and Nunamaker, Sacrifice) Shaw, Acosta, Schacht and Gharritg a 1 920 RECORD wris. Kelly, McNeil, Hoffman, Stolen ‘The season was nearly ty two months by Hoffman 3, by Kelly 1, Base onjold before Eppa Rixey of ths Cincin- balls, off Hoffman 1, off jKelly 1.) nati Reds made a putout. ARTHUR MACDONALD, BESSIE G. MACDONALD. Casper Dany eroune 4 TI THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF championship bout knuckles... September 7, 1892—James J. Cor- bett knocked out John L. Sullivan in 21 rounds with big gloves at New Orleans, La. January 25, 1894—James J. Cor- stoppea Charley Mitchel three rounds at Jacksonville, fla. Sly "4, Match 17,°1897—Bob Fitzsimmas. -r29pped James J. Corbett in 14 rounds at Carson City, Nev. 189%—James J. Jeffries stopped Bob Fitzsimmons in 11 rounds at Coney Island. November 3, 1899—James J.” Jer- feries defeated Tom Sharkey in 25 Coney Island. 1902—James J. Jeftries stopped Bob wasncocns i in eight rounds at San Francisca Cal. ‘August 14, 1903—James ‘J. Jeffries knocked out James J. Corbett in fen rounds at. San, Francisco, Cal. August. 26, 1904—James ‘knocked ‘out Jack Munroe in two rounds at San Francisco,’ Cal. +» 1905—James: J. Jeffries retired and handed title to Marvin Hart after, the iatter had stopped Jack Root in 12 rounds at Reno, Ne: February 23, 190¢—Tcwnmy. Burns rounds July 25, Los Angeles, *May -7, 1907—Tommy ; Burns” “beat July 45 at Sydney; N- terfering. October 2 ssa KE June 9%, 1909—Jack Jctnson_ knocked! out; Stanley Ketchel_in re rounds at Ce July 4 Rene cae, G ames Today Midwest League. Denver at Scottsbiuff. Bterling at Laramie. cae at ee NuM. 27, 1 Frank Moran on points in at Paris, France. April 5, 1915—Jess Willard knocked ‘out Jack Johnson in 26 rounds at Hayana, Cuba. March 25, 1916—Jess Willard de feated Frank Moran by popular ver- dict inten rounds at New York. in | (mo decision) i919—Jack Dempsey knocked’ out Jess Willard in three rainds at Toledo, O. September 6, 1929—Jack Demp- sey knocked out Billy Miske in three rounds at Benton Harbor, Mich. 7 December 14, 1920—Jack Dem»- sey knocked out Bill Brennan in it rounds at New York. Alexa Stirling Jeffries three up and two to play. peice Fay eta g lhe seni all eee ee wersceth yon meus, must “Sige corpenais, ood Pirifier—8. 5.5, The ace eal le weak, Rive bea benching S yt + sé Vidual adie, ith Mthout oh ' : wha Oh ae ile ae aaa Philadelphia at Cincinnatl. New York ht Chicago. Boston at St. Louis. ZBYSZKO IS MATCHED. DETROIT, June 15.—Stanislaus Zbyszko and Giovanni Mazzan, the Italian heavyweight wrestler, have derry’s Glahmerin’was second and F.| been matched-for.a finish bout in an Hardy's Beauregard was third. Twen-] open air arena here next Wednesday ty horses ran. MEEHAN IN TRAINING. CLEVELAND, June 15.—Willie) Meehan, heavyweight boxer of San| Francisco, has begun training here for his bout ‘with Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul gn June 22. The men are duiled to go 12 rounds to a de- cision. night. BOXING BILL SIGNED. NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 15.—A bill creating a state athletic commis- sion to have full control over boxing jand wrestling, passed by the general assembly, has been signed by Gaver. nor Lake. The law legalizes boxing | bouts up to 15 rounds for a decision. NUMBER 9 Many Miche ity, and Michelins, Duff Building FULL-SIZE . INNER TUBES than the inside of the casing and when in use are stretched thin by inflation. This necessarily renders them more liable to puncture, to tear easily and to | grow brittle or porous. hand, are made full-size. and let us show you Michelin ring- shaped Tubes in comparison with others as to shape, width and qual- Let me do your vulcanizing. Phone 309 238 Do You Buy a Motor Car tubes are made. smaller consequently lin Tubes, on the other Come in notice: the superiority of MOSHER - Midwasi Ave. never sec. Andevena demonstration tells nothing of how a car will wear in steady service. But it is easy to find and examine the real proofs: What have cars of the same mide shown over aperiod of several years? What is the future expectancy of good service from such cars after twenty or thirty thousand miles. Corner Second Street and Yellowstone Avenue Not by a mere salesroom examination. That cannot show the differences which make some cars continue to serve reliably and economically for years. It cannot show superiorities of mechanical design, nor the painstaking workmanship on . details that in all liklihood you will é “as a ” - “Sight Unseen? You see the vital aspect of a car only by the way long, . hard service affects it. Will it become loose and noisy? Grow wasteful of oiland * fuel? Lose efficiency? Require is aaa bite: frequent _ repairs and adjustments? Or will it remain free of these disabilities? There is a Simple Way to Tell You have the all-important advantage ° of being able to ask owners. Make use of it. Find out how.thecaryouare thinking ‘ of buying has served other owners. Learn what mileage they get on gasoline,oiland - tires. Is the second or,the third 10,000 ‘ “miles more costly than [the first? Is it as satisfactory in performance? Would: that owner buy another car of the same make? Of course there are basic reasons why Essex'differs from other light cars—why * Owners compare it to costly cars. And we will be glad of an early oppor- ‘tunity to explain the many points of advantage that only costly cars share with Essex: 4 Phone 1406 Casper, Wyoming Wins Her Match FONTAINEBLEAU, France, June 15.—{By ‘The Assodlated Press.}—Miss Alexa, Stirling of Atlanta, the Ameri- can womsn. golf champion, won her match in the second day's play of the’ open championship tournament here today, defeating Miss Raamond Sher- beat Marvin Hart in 20 rounds at | wood of St. Georges, Loyg Island, Cal, three up ai:d two to play. Miss Lucy Hanchett of San Francts- Philadelphia Jack O’Brien’ in 20 | co, defented Mrs. Esmond of England, rounds at Los Angeles, Cal, 1907—Tommy Burns stopped Bill Squires of Australia In one round at Colma, Cal. Jowéity and watch repairing by ex: pert workmen. All work guaranteed December 25, 1908—Jack Johnson Casper Jewelry “Mfg. Co., 0-8. Bids. Qefeated Tommy Burns in 14 rounds, |. Wy the police in- LTH DEPENDS rm Paes ‘Red Blood WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 192T } } | within your reach. General “Debil lity, Weak Nerves, ee Midwest. League’ ey y es Wor Pittsburgh New York LARAMIE, Wyo. June 15.—With | St. Louis figures in the runs, hits and errors Boston - columns practjcally even up, Lara-| Brooklyn mie and Sterling played an eleven-| Cineinnatl inning tie here yesterday, the score! Chicago. - standing $ to.$ when the game was|Philadelphia - ca‘led on account of darkness. With —— : the visitors extending their lead in| American League : the first six innings, the Wildcats Yon’ Lost. Pet. worked Pickett, Bergen afd Johngon | Cleveland 2k, 18 . to check the scoring and added three | x 21,611 scores to their own count in beth the | w 26 536 sixth and eighth, while Sterling was) Detroit 2s “boo held &coreless for the last five innngs.| Boston 24 5.489 Score by innings: R. H. E.) St. Louis - 295 453 Sterling --202 301009 00— 8. 13 4| Chicago 29. . 442 Laramie -020 603 030 00— 8 14 4) Philadelphia — 35 340 Batteries: Sterling—- Vorrhies and os Krahinger; Laramie—Pickett, Berger, | Goldfish have been “known to live Johnson and Forrest. for 60 years. SPECIALISTS FOR MEN 830, Eighteenth Street Opposite Entrance to New Postettice COME AND BE CURED I, affected with elther acute oF chronic digease, simple Heated. ) mie ur charge will ~ yu 7 ‘of exposure, orerwark of Nature's Laws, ¢ Bindder and Kidners, Vari jekly ‘FREE—Consultation, Examiriation—FREE . AUTOMOBILE. AND. 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