Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 6

T Pieet Teese) | World Results | 3 >? POO rere r yy rr “RA ee mee rake By Leased Wire ———] j FIRST P' PICTURES OF THE DEMPSEY-CARPEN THE KNOCKOUT - AIRPLANES ARE USED IN RUSHING PHOTOGRAPHS ACROSS COUNTRY « Newspaper Enterprise / Association Wins Race to Coast, Defeating Hearst Syndicate; Tnbune Gives Casper Publiic First Pictures ! j race across the continent with the Dempsey-Carpen-} pictures, two of which appear on this page, was the Newspaper Enterprise association’s British Bristol | ne, which reached San Francisco at 4:40 o'clock | ernoon distancing the Hearst Fokker. The air ma ing duplicate picture for both press concerns, how- ° beat the Bristol ship San| Ir by four hours | Hearrt first into Cheyenne with | Jd he Fokker reaching; e “ unday night and| fp i akin f again Monday mor z. Meanwhile the Newspaper En d prise ‘asegiation’s pictures had seed through Cheyenne on a spe al train during the night and at ™ he same hour the Hearst Fok RLING. Colo. Ju Gr Laramie, 50 miles “apture t ume the air ma iropped or both sets of picture ne Fame dere tting fe pertorman: they sreatest | - re dt rival new con | pictures reproduced on t those carri th T os association See ve THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING ‘NEWS | NTIER FIGHT - | Club Standing | fhe Casper Daiiy Cribune "he end of the fight. 's vicious right to the jaw. counting him out. Dempsey, eye on him. =~ This shows Georges Carpentier, after he went down in a heap from the effect of Demp- Unable to rise, Carpentier held up one arm is if in protest against the referee confident that the challenger will not rise again, nevertheles is keeiping a wary BOUBLE BILL AT ARENA TONIGHT s Last Scores | bull 4 Ave eae hg | Midwest League. PLESTINA WA MONDAY G/ hg ’ « Won Pat, Natio: erling = nd Ashland; M Casper - “ot Boston 6-3, Philadelphia oo HIP BAT TLE Tanne oe 5 A big doubleheader boxing and; kins, a sensational negro middle | “®" York $7 Brooklyn 1-4. Monday's game Stérting 22 33 wrestling bill will be staged at the weight. Hopkins is an all-around Ariserican Hickros ull 020 ¢ =i Spanish American war veterans | ath’ete and has been in the boxing | poo Ge at Lowe Le erling ~~ F National 1 arena tonight in which the best game for the past three years. thiesrn °4:10, .Clavelahe hatteries— LAWRENCE, Kan., July ss] et oenne boxing card of the tourney and the | Emke of St. Paul, is among the | {picsko 4:10 Cleveland Gli. Seana Willard is willing to mee k Deb>-| pittsburgh is appearance of Marin Plestina will | first rate middleweights and hails | \\"ji0ccon 47. Boston Ld. sey’ again, he said today on his farm | NSPArey - rv vie for honors. from the home of the Gibbons boys. : bahar uid te . xe ae. Pata In the boxing number Soldier — He looks as fit as a fiddle and a real © ex-chanipion added that he was CONDITIONS TDEAL FOR | Boston _- ly Emke will mect Steve Hop- battle between he and Hopkins is expected. SUNDAY GAM! National League. axibus itp, cet SiereEnce (to “Fe: Brooklyn Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 5. the world heavyweight | Chicago house” Ware of New York after a 10- Plestina, touted as the real ton 1-5, New York 2-10. F ST TRAGK ¢ S S championship, which he lost two] Gincinnati _ round bou re last night Ander World's champion, will meet the vet- Philadelphia Brooklyn ° years ago at Toledo | Philadelphia son, negro light heavywe eran dess Westegaard, in a handi- St. Louis 8, Chicago Jess said it wa lucky punch in r was the ag oa p. This will give Casper fans a ot the first round that ruined him tam ine - y of Plestina so , avaeeicatieabuk. PADDOCK FIELD, Pasadena Ive led the simple life; [am in| Lest. Pe DETROLE LONG ON HOM that can be drawn be- Detroit c and 9. 5.—Fast track conditions and|®Plendid shape today,” he added Clevels 26 644 tween ho and Jack Taylor. 3t. Louis 1 al weather marked the third and 1 would need “four months for|New York 28 ST. LOUIS, Every effort is being put forth to 12, Washington 4 ing program today of the National | ‘ining n 1 will be! ready for! Washington -~ Veach bring Jor and Plestina together. a Amateur Athi Union champion. | Jack Dempsey Detroit each drove out two homeruns @) A guarantee of $3,000 has been NO LYNCH-YOUNG BOLT, hero. Fifteen events scheduied ee Boston F] 54 vesterday'’s doubleheader with Sf. made for Taylor's appearance. It ts , — the all-around rclay program in-| An Investigation by the United ist pois 43 427 Louis, Detroit won both games. understood now that Plestina and | WOONSOCEF? RL. duly 3.—Joe ied five relays. jumps, shotputs, | St#tes geological survey has brought | cnicago 41 414 — his manager, Ole Marsh, are hold- tynch, bantamweight champion, and ammer throw, pole vault, hurdtes,|*© light a salt deposit in western Okla-| priadelphia 43 403 KELLY OUTPOINTS MASON. ing out for a similar sum but are Young Montreal, of Providence, did weights, 100-vard dash and mile run homa which is belitved tu be one of a willing to handicap Tay by not meet here yesterday, Lynch re- é —_—— the largest in the world. The deposit ANDERSON SHAD! RENTON HARBOR... Mich, Jul agreeing (o throw the Casper wres- ported he had strained a ligament. KONETCHY GOES TO PHL. LIES, | lies less than one-half mile below the = Jimmy Kelly of Chicago won a news-| ter twice 90 minutes. 's fol- Jabez White of Albany was substi- surface and is thought to cow an} PHOENIX, Ari ly 5.—Lee An r decision over Frankie Mason ef) lowers here are divided as to sd for Lynch in a 12-round no-dect- PHILADELPHIA, July 5.—William] area of about 100,000 square mi |derson of Portland, Ore.; was awarded} Fort Wayne, Ind. in a 10-round box-| whether he shou'd accept the chal- n bout Young Montreal won the taker, president of the Philadelphia | — ett ee Ja referee's. decision over “Rough-) ing match lenge er continue to ignore it. newspaper decisian, National lei e baseball clu an oy, —t nounced the purchase of Konetchs | G T d. i theliyeteran rfirat) ‘bassrasy | trces ames Today '| GEORGES GOES’ THROUGH ROPES Brooklyn GIBBONS DEF ATS SOMMERS. National League - Boston at Philadelphia | ALAN TRACK, Idaho, July St. Louis at Pittsburgh | Mike Gibbons, St Paul middiewe! Cincinnati at Chica fiefeated Al Sommers of ceva Wash., claimant to the Pac American Lea middleweight championship, De at St. Lou lth round of a scheduled Chicago at Cleveland heut here yesterday. | Wasbing:on at Boston. | JACK DEMPSEY ENJOYS VACATION BEORGES UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE NEW YORK, July 5.—Jack Dempsey today is enjoying his title with the abandon of a school boy an a vacation. | Since Jack stepped into the ring at Toledo two years ago yesterda and took the title from Jess Willard, he has been a busy man with no time for play in his program. Yow he has eliminated ancien title contender in Georges Carpenticr ‘and has cast worry ani, tier and Tom Gibbons in the big Jer tare to the winds and is playing. He na on Labor day. Tex will continue to fc nis Program promoter of Saturday's en ib and about New for a few|ccu announced last night that fays, but proba’ at of the arrang for or week will bo found on 1 he ha conferred Frenchman's was highly sdon he rd bound Will de declared t his mothe,r Dempse mpeey, tim has and > get i | anxious to see his mo | x weeks of rest,” Belgian police dogs aid, “acording to the doc s companions at Atlantic C nd then Georges would are on their way six weeks of training to the best possible condition for r Jack Kearns was busy oc. dack, Keanna Tom Gibbons or er opponent ling up business affairs and ent. program would keep him out of care of Dempsey’s share of the| 0° Drostam wove aha enbere SO t proved to be the total - PF : ‘“ 1 ty, of course, that his eipts ¢ urday'’s bout. The e } petcglag 6 ee he Sra a 2 all right again bef x weeks h ve psed ir future have Bars Soak Pree box been made b mbe eived offe ture and il rr and Carpentier would theater! ke a great match,” continued the peste) nager. “The weight was too much butihas ac s Saturé Gibbons is wh nearer his er boxer an BROKEN HAND TO TAKE Ne ter * pere Snag MONTHS TO HEAL Rearcicacnss i ar omewhat in 1 that ® he | is cons a trip o France before | m upon his game er bout. The cet ws no moroser on the contre = patiently awaiting the time he can ap- | pear in the ring end his ow: He has ree pon | hundreds of messs This photograph, snapped in the first round, show plunged through the ropes unable to recover his equilibrium. right as soon as Georges regains his fect. Carpentier, just after he had Dempsey is standing over missed with his right and ready to hit with his First in News TUESDAY, JULY 5,.1921 i } Of All Events nts | BIG RING GARNIVAL BRINGS OUT ocre Support So mahy sporting events w tion attendant upon Casper’ $ the entertainment of the v battiers appeared resulted in changes to make main events into prelimi naries so as to thoroughly please those in attendance. The first hard luck which attended the fight cards was the @ecessity of postponing the Saturday afternoon event because of cold weather and rain. Possibly the best card that has been staged so far came Saturday night with Eddie St. Clair of Casper, and Speedball Hayden of Columbus. N. M.. in the main event St. Clair following his regular style carried the fight to Hayden from the minute the gong tapped but his clever and more experienced opponent gave ground readily and adopted a course of trying to outpoint St. Clair. Whert the Casper negro phenom learned that Hayden's blows lacked the nec essary sting to bring a quick verdict he threw caution to the wind and attempted many times to get a one punch knockout. For ten rounds the battle raged this way. There was plenty of action and apparently the referee's decision of a draw was not well received, Under the circumstances, St. Clair carrying the fight, but being outpointed by the de fensive boxer there could have been no other verdict. © Billy Williams ‘of Denver and Jack O’Brien of Salt Lake put up a hard ten-round fight with neither having the advantage. O'Brien's gameness again served him in good stead and enabled him to win a draw Frankie West beat Kid Corona in ail the latter half of their ten-round session and apparently should have had a decision. The boys battled hard for ten three-minute rounds and both were bleeding freely before the fight was well under way, West's willing: ness to take a punch to land terrific rights and lefts earned him the favor of the crowd and the potential victory. Johnny, Griffith and Sammy — Ter- rain, the former well. known to fight fans of the country a contender for the welterweight championship ot the world and the latter known in St Paul as a Willing battler and a hard puncher, went ten rounds yesterday afternoon. Griffith took an early lead and spec tators were of the opinion that Terrain would not last ten rounds. The St Paul. boy took everything that Grif fith had to offer for awhile and then evened up the fight with crashing right hand punches in the final rounds. The verdict of draw was pop ular. Frankie West, appeared against Young Foritana of Cheyenne in a six-round opener yester and again his hard puriches nearly won him a verdict. Both boys were battling evenly at the gong, however, and a draw verdict resulted. Kid Bell and Young Sam Langford both colored lightweights. went hard for a few rounds of their ten-round bout but the strain told and Lang ford had a hard time taking a decision, Bell reversed his tactics yesterday and decided to beat Langford by play ing for body punches. This attack necessitated a shift from Langford and the fight was tame for several rounds. In the latter part of the fight, however, Langford took the lead and had Bell all but out at the bell. Langford earned his decision It took Kid Lee but three rounds to put Cyclone St. Clair of Omaha, in slumberiand last night. The Oma battler had no chance with Kid Lee and knockdowns in thé first and sec. ond rounds merely forecast the knock out finish. Lee had everything and used it forcibly. In a fast exhibition. of wrestli prowess, Fred Mortensen, contender for the light heavyweight wrestlin crown, defeated George Barnes straight falls last night after Barn: had taken the first fall in 20 minutes Mortensen captured the second fall in 26 minutes. with a top body lock Barnes conceded the winning fall when Mortensen clamped on a pain ful wrist lock. In an endeavor to hold the wrist lock Mortensen forgot his own shoulders and was nearly pinned before Barnes gave up. Plestina did not go on with Wester. gaard as scheduled. but further an- fad eto of the match are pend ing. in] GOOD FIGHTS AT LOCAL STADIUM St. Clair-Hayden and Griffiths-Terrain Battles Fea- ture Events of Saturday and Monday; Medi- Greets Cards ere crowded into the celebra- observance of the Fourth and tors who flocked here to attend the annual encampment of the Spanish-American war vet- erans that for the first time in years sporis enough. Slender support of the cards in which some classy fans are getting ‘BLUFFS BLANK LARAMIE AGAIN SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb., July 5. — Scottsbluff celebrated the holidays by winning two, shutout games from the Laramie Wildcats. The Irrigators dropped the game of the series when walked away with the 10-to-6 score. One of fir Laramie long end of a Scottsbluff’s shutouts came in & game that was stopped in the sixth inning by rain Saturday's Game. The scores: Laramie 139 000 006—10 10 5 Scottsbluff 200 201 100— @ 12 4 Batteries—Laramie, Thorburn and Countryman; Scottsbluff, Killeen and Benninghoven Sunday's Game. 000 000 000— 0 2 1 000 100 33¢— 7 10 2 Dyer and Coun- Hil and Ben Laramie Scottsbluff Ratteries—Laramic. tryman; Scottsbluff, ninghoven Monday's Game. Laramie 100 000— 9 6 6 Scottsbluff 001 020— 3 6 0 (Called in sixth on account of rain.) Batteries — Laramie, Pickett and Countryman; Scottsbluff, Baldridge and Benninghoven. The morning game of the July 4 double header was called off on count of rain. yaad tae aE Because ck of market the Maine potato growers are selling their trek to the starch mills barrel. you enjoy ‘em just the ‘same. Light aSPUR Cig- arette and taste its | | { | | SKIN TROUBLES May Defy Lotions and Olatments Eczema, teti and similar affections should be treated through the blood. Outside applications offer only tempo- Soe . The thing to use is S. & S.—the standard blood puter which has success- ‘ully relieved’ such troubles for over 60 years. For Beets Booklet or for indi- I advice, without charge, SSS. co Dep’ PES Atentare ° Get'S.S. 5. at your druggist. S.S.S. Standard for Over 50 Years nnn, Dancing AT MILLS EVERY NIGHT OF STAMPEDE WEEK Good Floor and Snappy music by Melody Boys. EVERYBODY COME