Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 8

T y [ PRSAMEATES SSIES” Ae em verorrrt PAGE EIGHT | World Weshlis | By Leased Wi ire 1, | Tur TDIDI CARPENTIER TAKES LIGHT WORK CHAMPION OFF FOR JERSEY CITY MANHASSET, } ul July on the program of Georges Carpentier toda: his mind off tomorrow’s battle, Trainer Wi 1.—Only light exercise was y, and, to keep son prescribed phonograph music, a walk through the woods and a long automobile ride. The camp last-minute well-wishers but t Kate ad of county pol en and nd were turned away Trainer Wilsom day personal friends. of the camp were busy of peace for he was not to be was besieged by an army of hey met stout resistance at the IRRIGATORS WIN FROM LARAMIE ngs inorder for the mor row with only a slight display of nervousness in the entire camp. This was on the part of Manager Des- core ee camps, who appeared to be “upin the (Special to The Tribune) alr” because of a number of tele-| LARAMIE, Wyo., July 1—Twenty phone calis. He said there had been two hits by their own sluggers an no less than 75 up to noon and that -five errors by Laramie enabled the he had been asked all the foolish |Irrigators to bury the Wildcats un questions imaginable Some fellow who said he was go0- ing to bet on Carpentier wanted to talk to the challenger himself and ask his advice. A woman thought Descamps rude because he refused an invitation for the challenger to attend an ice cream social tonight. Although he declined to say what plans had been made for after the fight, Descamps intimated that the camp here would be retained. Train- er Wilson will be placed in charge and will condition Charles Ledoux, the French bantamweight champion, and Paul Journee, the big French heavyweight. It is also probable that Marcel Denys, the French lightweight, der a 12-to-4 score here yesterday af ernoon in winning the third game o the series. Baldridge for cottsbluff yielded but eight hits while R. John son, Pickett and Kelley were pounded for runs. The score Scottsbluff Laramie ~ Batteries |hoven: R. Joh and Countrym =i TWO PL. AYERRS TRADED. R 030 004 203—12 _ 120 100 000— 4 8 aldridge and Benning. n, Pickett, Kelley H. E. PHILADELPHIA, July 1. — John Rawlings and Charles Stengel of the Philadelphia National league club have RING BATTLE TOBE SHORT, SAYS NELSON ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 1.— Battling Nelson, who predicted the downfall of Jess Willard at Toledo two years aga predicts that tomor- row’s contest will be the short ind most viciously fought in heavy history. son’ will not b if _Demp wins in the The “battler” has been for a week “I look for the battle to end be fore either Dempsey or Carpentier Nelson said today. hitters and one gets warmed up. ‘They terrific of them will drop in chort order. Of course, I am sticking to Dempsey. He looks better to me than when he fight Willard. He's’ got more class; knows more ‘stuff’ and is a better and more polished boxer. “You'll recall that I told the boys at Toledo that Willard would get the punching of his life. Well, the same thing goes for Carpentier. Dempsey o@ks like a cinch. If he gets a fair shot at the Frenchman's bedy with his right hand, Carpentier will be slowed for a left hook that will knock him into znebody’s lap.” H orseshoe oe Pitchers at Standard Train for Champ Match With the score standing 20 to 20, in the final match of a game of barn yard golf, and with two shoes touch. will train here under the supervision | been traded to the New York *Na-| ng the peg for the last counts, R of Wilson. Should Georges win his|tonals for Goldie Rapp, Lee King and] |. Andrus rallied and pitched a lean fight with Dempsey, it 1s almost cer-| Lance Richbourg. Rawlings is a sec-] or to win the game. This was the tain that he will return to this coun-|0M@ baseman and Stenged an out-| ‘limax of a ‘five-game match played try later and make Manhasset his fielder. t the Standard Wednesday’ with RK. lieadquarters, if only temporarify....-| a ——_—— M.» Andrus ‘and’ Andy ‘Thompson’ as . : = | NOTICE, eammates with D. J. Smith and Wil y Ft | The Casper Oil Workers have won liam Bads on the opposition. SEMPSEY'S. DEPARTURE six out of the eight contests from) Eads and Smith nosed out victor. R 2 = :. ¥ local amateur ball clubs, and re ‘tes in the first two games while their ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 1—]open for out-of-town engagement on | Coponents evened up the score in the This is get-away day for Jack Demp-|the Fourth. Attractive terms e ape ohe= af sey, world’s heavyweight champion. Ie Ttate | next akon hi a Totnes. par Before sundown this evening he will ze Tj hes FRENCH CABLE GOOD LUCK.” {Thompson put one on top.of it for eter ancr a iraiag: oc cad setae pad aie —_—_— 16 points Andrus also gathered a roundings of a private residence in EET ‘i i : seer city tote es ts cayetiit Jersey City, there to remain until he} PARIS, duly 1-—Georges Carpentier ring y i . faces’ Georges Carpentier tomorrow | Will receive a few hours before he away from him’ with one on top and eet te enters the ring in Jersey City Sat- score..was even. ° Close playing yth urday to meet Jack Dempsey, a cable- resulted until the svote -was a jBversthing isin readiness for the| cram signed by Gaston Vidal, under- The Smith laid {wo shoes against the Speyer lainar Sei meet that Bey for sports, wishing pez only to lose the point Kearns is taking every precaution to fair and even break Andrus ended up with have the champion rest in absolute ‘These Jgames are being nuict, away from the eyes of the noon in preparation for the challe curious thousands. An agitation has been begun for the match in which Pete Wray and C. Dempsey is an unusual champion |, ,ointment of women to the sen-| Stafford will play Messrs. Andrus and In ‘ats least one conspicuous respect. | 5:2 of Canada Thompson for the city championship. Virtually on the eve of his crucial en- gagement he is displaying none of that grouchiness and unapproachabil- ity that traditionally has come to be Tegarded as conclusive proof of a fighter being on “edge” for an im- portant battle. The development of irritability has long been considered necessary to the attainment of prime physical condition. This does not bold true with Dempsey. Final preparations for the depar- ture Soon keys been over to Jersey City were completed after breakfast today and the of the two houses, which have Dempsey’s camp were turned to their owners. Timekeeper Named For Champ Battle NEW YORK, July 1.—Dr. B. Farrell of Jersey City today was mamed timekeeper for the Dempsey- Carpentier bout tomorrow, it was an- nounced by Chairman Robert H. Dob- erty of the New Jersey State Ath- Jetic commission. Jim Savage of Orange, N. J., was designated alternate referee in case the regular referee, J. Harry Ertle, should be unable to officiate. He has fought several bouts in the heavy- weight division in the last ten years. —$—<——__——_ J. ‘Tribune Classifie2 Ads—— Bring Results———_—___ Last Scores National League. At Pittsburgh— R..H, E. Cincinnati --000 020 010— 3 8 1 Pittsburgh 200 600 30°— 5 12 1 Batteries — Luque, Brenton and Wingo; Yellowhorse and Schmidt. At Boston—New York-Boston game postponed; rain. .Two games tomor- row. At Philadelphia—Brooklyn-Philadel- phia game postponed; rain. eset hs American League. At Cloveland— R. H. E. Detroit . 014 100 000— § 15 4) Cleveland 100 620 00—3 8 1 Batteries—Dauss, Oldham and Rais sler; Bagby, Caldwell and Nunamaker, L. Sewell. At St. Louis—Frst Game) R. Chicago -000 010 000— 1 4 St. Louis . 100 00° G 12 Batteries—Kerr and Schalk; Gilder and Collins. H. EL ° Louis (2nd Game) R. 009 000 000-0 4 --016 000 00°—1 s—Wilkinsen and Yary » and Colins. At New York—Boston at New Yori | same postponed; ran. At Vhilsdo%p! Van; CARPENTIER CA MANHASSET, N. Y., July 1.—All members of Georges Carpentier's camp are confident that the blonde Frenchman will be victorious. Their opinions follows: Manager Descamps. “Ah! My Georges never fooled me yet. After Saturday I will be manager of the world’s heavyweight ch: ‘Trainer Gus Wilson: “Georges a light heavyweight came into con- tact with some of the world’s clever- est and hardest hitting ring men He knows too much for Dempse: Captain J. H. Mallet, the chal- lenger’s friend and adviser: “Georges has always risen to the occasion. He has never yet failed to carry out his intentions and he intends to beat Dempsey. I believe in him.” Paul Journee, French weight and sparring. partner: Georges win eas; Lieut. Pierre Mallet, the chal- lenger’s war comrade: “We belicve Carpentier’s experience and ring generalship will carry him through to victory.” Joe Jeannette: ‘Carpentier is too smart a fighter to lose this bout. He will be away when Dempsey hits and the champion will not be able to see his right hand, it will be that fast.” Charles Ledoux, French bantam- weight champjon: “Georges will win. He has plenty of sense and knows how to take care of him- heavy- “Ugh, Marcel Denys, French lightweight. “Georges will win with « onetwo- punch and I do not think that Dempsey will be able to hit him one telling blow.’ Italian Joe Gans, who with the chafenger during BRONGS NOSE DUT VICTORY sparred three DENVER, July, a. 1.—Denver | got twice as man hits did yesterday but had a hard time nosing victory in the half inning. Denver scored ene run in each the fourth and fifth ings and ran in four in the cighth. ybull pushed. across two runs in th, eighth and ninth innin; six all 712 1 oore nee THAT FAVORITE WILL TRIUMPH Twa hits er the winning RHE 6 6 3 MP HAS FAITH | Weeks of the training period: “I believe Carpentier will> knock’ out, Dempsey in the fourth or fifth round with a right to the jaw. Car- pentier is the fastest man of his weight that I have ever seen.” Chris Arnold, sparring partner. “Carpentier has a right hand that never misses and it paralyzes when | it strikes. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,—July 1. —Jack Dempsey left here shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon for Che Casper Daliy Cribune Champions Award-| ed Cups at Close of Play Here Wilmer I. Rehr, Jr., of Cas- per and Ed King of Denver, captured the championship and cups in the doubles of the Wyoming State Tennis tourna- ment yesterday afternoon by defeating Jack Phelps and Don Har- both of Denver, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1 and 54. Phelps and Harker weakened after taking the first set but the snatch was more evenly contested! than the scores would indicate, games going to deuce. saws resulted before point was scored. Rebr and King both appeared in good form and stuck to the safety first principle in their returns. Both scored an advantage over their op- ponents in winning their own serves. The match brought out some of the best tennis witnessed on the courts juring the tournament, and appeared faster from the spectators’ view- point many Several see- the winning Harker earlier in the day won the singles championship by defeating Phelps in straight sets. Presentation of cups to the win- ners by Mrs, Roy C. Wyland, repre- senting the Cusper bankers, brought the tournament to a close. Cham- plonship cups were awarded to Har. er, Rehr and King as winners of he finals and to Phelps und Harker is runnersup. Phelps was runnerup n both singles and doubles. Winners were congratulated by Mrs. Wyland upon their success and Rehr in particular was commended ‘or his part in bringing the first state ennis tournament to Casper. It was largely through the influence _ of Rehr, who won two championships in ‘olorado last year, that the Inter- nountain association sanctioned the ourney for Casper. Co-operation of tocat business firms and the Midwest Refining company combined to make the tournament possible. Cups were donated by these nterests and the Midwest courts were made ava for play. ‘ollowers of tennis here feel that tournament was a great success ind that the sport will be encour- aged to a great extent during the coming year. Club Standing Midwest League. the Won. Denver 35 ireybull - 31 Casper os) - 23 Bapiielye aramie - Sterting = = 20 aT National League. Won. Lost. Pittsburgh ~ 46 New York - 40 Boston 35 St. Lou! 34 Brooklyn 34 Chicago = 29 34 Cincinnati 26 40 Philadelphia 19 44 American League. Won. Lost. Pet Cleveland - 44 2 638 New York - ~ 41 294 Washington - 37 33 Boston = 82 33 Detroit - 34 36 St. Louis 38 Chicago - 37 Philadelphia 40 | Jersey City in a special car. Good Judgment gil O. Ramsey Casper, Wyoming by Exceptional bought right. TITLILLLAL AAA Af b WSSSSTOLOTIIN ISTO, Small Grocery store and market, doing a large volume of business, for sale. completely stocked; excellent location; being unable to secure responsible manager, must sell; can be Inquire Box 238 Tribune. GLPLISS SSS SSSI IIIS IIS SD, Opportunity Small overhead; store os \) & A) N) ) N) N N) N) N N a =| THE THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS | WS | First in News FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 STERLING WINS FROM REFINER Errorless Playing Gives Sterling Advantage in Third Game STERLING, Colo., played errorless baseball yester day and earned a 4-to-2 victory over a piteh ving A broke the ice for the first score, Sterl- jing taking the lead. tw of Series July Casper Refiners It was walk in the second © more in the seventh. 1.—Stert- inning lowed by a three-base clout by Black Sterling scored Bob Hew- itt tried his best to do something for PROGRAM OF BIGRINGEVENTS c TO BE STAGED IN CONNECTION WITH WAR VETS ENCAMPMENT Final workouts and arrangements for the big three-day sporting carnival which will be staged here during the en- campment of the Spanish-American war veterans are now under way and the gathering of athletes indicates tict some lively bouts will be staged during the main contests. Here are the complete cards of sporting events that wil be staged here during the Spanish-, wildcat, American war veteran encampment: | Kid Bell af George Fox, Engif@h lightweight, 1 g fights ever sta fol-}, 10.round decision fight with Biliy|"*! cant Uae Papke. | Second card, July 2, 8:15 9. m Young Sam Langford, the Battle royal. fighting | | Yankee Sullivan of Onivha wilt j10 fast rounds with Kid Corena |Sacramento. Cuona recently wen o is matched for 10 rounds with ers’ battle between Hewitt for Cas- Denver, in a semi-windup per and Voorhies for Sterling, each} First card, July 2. 12:30 p. m. Kid Lee of Casper and Cyclone St allowing eight hits and showing} Battla royal between five husky|Clair of Omaha will appear in th jstrongly in the defense of the twol negroes. They will really tight |main event, Tt will be a J2-rouvd bat teams, tle aml should be one of thw fustexi Casper and after Bostick and Hale | decision ‘over’ K fontars « ey had’ cach gathered singles in te GramMes Today |) seisien over, Kia Fontan or ches eighth Hewitt doubled to left and bavi defeated Kid Ross. ’ scored the only two runs that Cas- | ot ae x 9 per made. | Gtecibig? ended \tia ceca Midwest League. Jaex O'Brien ot Denver and Kic ing by gathering three successive Casper at terling. Williams will furnish the semi-winduy singles in the ninth, pushing across vbull at Denver WSS Peake sean one man Scottsbluff at 1 Eddie St.Clair and Speedball May amie who was defeated by Harvey Thorpe Many good preliminary events hav yeen scheduled for this affair. Second card, J 4,8 p.m. touted as a wrestle: man in the world any July t will be staged July Last card, ender for the col ored middleweight championship, wit meet Sailor Emke of St. Paul in 4 12-round go. Good preliminaries hav+ been arranged fa- this card. ——$$___—_—_—_—_—_————- Gorilla J con right into the next cigar- The score: ae Juco wit batde for 12 reunds inthe CASPER ABH POAE National League. PAU Soetieer ands avaee Je cable: ts ette shop, Jackson cf 3 0 1 © Of New York at Boston latte ey light up a Reichle, if 4 1 2 9 0] Brooklyn at Philadelphis Me r : MeNeil, 3b 4 208 a('0] Cincinnati at Pittsburgh: Fst eard, July 4, at 2:30 p.m SPUR cigar- Donieas | sb 4:6 Oo 2% oy , The main event will be a 12-round ette, and comrade Aottareee jgo between Frankle Murphy, Paciti ‘Thomasson, 40100 American League. ic $ust welterweight who is said to be Bostick, ss 4 284 "3° 46 Chicago at St. Louis. a real contender for the welterweizh Hats. c = 202 6 2 0} Philudelphia at Washington. |championship, and Sammy = Turrin Hewitt, pe = 3 1 1 4 of “Boston at New York. imiddie west welterweight champion Totals . 82413 2 STERLING— HPOAE Brewer, 1b -. 3015 0 0 Kopping, 2b -41060 Schoonover, cf -. -2? 1300 Silcott, If -40100 Payton, ss -3 0330 Black, ‘rf - -3 2000 7 Henberry, 3b EPS es rk) Kraninger, c -3 2 4 1 0] ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. July I— 1 to having the bout stopped by the Voorheis, p —.- 3 1 0 3 0) Jack Dempsey wants his contest ree 4 we ois : : “The best way to stop a fight to Totals with Georges Carpentier to end de- (| suit everybody is to knock the other cisively with either himseif or Car- man stiff,” Dempsey said. “Then pentier stretched on the floor be | there is no chance for argument. T Nese cas eae fore the 12 rounds have been fought | don't want Carpentier’s |men — to oiEXICO CITY, July 1.—President| Oi; saturday afternoon throw in a towel. 1 know when it Ybregon threw out the first ball at y 2 comes my turn to ‘take it’ they are he opening of the, baseball. season The champion so declared here. | not going to throw in a towel for rere today. A baseball league has} He sald he did not want a towel | mo. I will fight unfil 1am counted ~ ween organized and “will play regular] thrown in ay a acknowledgmen: of | out. Nobody is licked until, he is thats 4 leaf blend scheduled games throughout the sum-| defeat. A champlonship contest, he mut.” i nats p ip Ms and Crimped vennant as one of the many utnie’ ‘eatures of the tion to be held here in The winner will be awarded a| said, should be allowed to go to a knockout without regard to the bat- tered or helpless condition of either centenn: Dempsey also is opposed | With ten long weeks of training behind, him, Dempsey is through with bard work until he defends his Litle.o on n Saturday. (20 paste) TIPLE A hd dhh dadad Women’s White Kid, Five-Eyelet, Oxford, plain toe, single sole, French and Cuban heels, sizes from.3 to 7, Special Price,-= 22-8 Women’s White Brazil Overlap~ Strap Lace Price ~--$8.50 Pump, plain toe, Cuban heel, avenue last, sizes 4 to 714, Special Price Women’s White Nubuck Sport Oxfords, low heel, very latest, Special Price-_ $8.00 Women's White Poplin. 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