Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1921, Page 9

THE TRI OF SPORTING NEWS CASPER GRID WARRIORS BATTLE GREAT IMPROVEMENT SHOWN BY TAYLOR DURING CASPER CAREER Experience Has Been Rich and Varied but Hard Test Will Come in Match with Pesek, Con- sidered by Some as Coming Champion In the past two years, or doing the time that Jack Taylor has made his residence in Casper, he is credited with having shown vast improvement of his knowledge of wrestling and to have gone far toward reaching the goal he is striving for, the wrestling championship of the world. The question which devotées and followers of the padded is far trying to solve has gone farena here are whether or not he ynough in his improvement campaign ‘to warrant his entering a finish match with Jobn Pesek, without doubt one of the greatest wrestlers in the world and a man who through sheer ability was widely known in the foremost ranks of the game before Jack Tay- lor was heard of as having any ser- fous aspirations for the championship. Pesek row is looked upon by some as the logical follower of Zbyszzko for championship. honors. He has never attained that distinction, although tt is possible that he could have easily been a pseudo champion if he had abided the dictates of the wrestling ring who for a time made and broke champions. Posek, known as one of the clean est men in the game decided to play the game as desired and strived 1¢ reach the pinnacle by ability alone. The result was that the men who helo the it refused to wrestle wit! hin, he was an outsider anc a man who was always at least dan gerously near to championship form, ‘With tho days of tho trust passed over and the championship again in the hands of a man who is a rea) champion, because he draws no line of between the men’ he will wrestle those he wont. Pe- sek has a chance, At least he is gen erally considered second best to Zbys- ‘ zko. His match with Taylor here Monday night will settle many questions. Is Jack Taylor really championship oz near championship caliber? If Tay lor Is able to win decisively from Pe- sek there will not be a ‘shadow o1 doubt in the minds of the wrestling fans of many sections of the country that he is near the top of the ladder. It he is able to hold his own with Pesek it will be a feather in his cap Gn the other hand ff Pesek e@imin ate# Taylor he will thereby eliminate a gteat number of men whom Taylor has defeated. Pesek can then imme. diately launch his attack to see whether he is capable of wrestling the ttle from Zbyazko or not, ‘Taylor is in the final stages of his training campaign for the big bout which should be the most interesting ever staged here. He announces that he experiences no ill effects from the automobile accident in which he fea- t last Monday. He therefore must be tHe finest of condition for his final showndown with Taylor. Pesek is also winding up his train- ing campaign. He has the advantage over Taylor for his chief training partner Tony Woblenski who work- ed out with Taylor for months here is again directing the attack which Pesek will launch on Taylor. No matter which man wins, fans -@re insured of one of the best and most vicious matches ever staged here. The personal feeling that ex- ists between the two principals is a real grudge which has been kept alive by the supporters of both men, so that the final showdown betweer these wrestlers would be tinged with enough bitterness to insure the tough: st kind of going and the hardest ef- tort on the part of each man to win. No announcements have been made yet of the preliminary numbers that have been arranged, but it ‘s under stood that George McLeod who is pro- moting the event had billed his card to make one of the highest class at tractions possible. That there was no advance in the price of tickets also ‘met with imme ‘ate approval here and four days be fore the match the greatest ticket sale that was ever noted here is re ported, ee MATRONS OF CITY JOIN IN PLANS TO MAKE Y. W. CAFETERIA BIG SUCCESS Many prominent matrons of the city are found employed every afternoon at the ¥. W. C. A, cafeteria which will be opened to the public the carly rart of next month. Under je di- action of John Shee byes edie ra m are painting tract iuned tables in brilliant shades of srange, lacquer red, green, and blue. Che comfortable chairs will be painted to match the appointed table while wooden framed. mirrors will complete the futurist set. The work is mainly being done by women of the city un- der able leadership eo pe pains. are = hat ber iy Fete “efficient: ay The steam tablo has been ordered and is to arrive the first of Novem~ ber from Denver. soon as it Is installed serving will be commenced. The seating capacity of the room ls for 52 persons and for the first months prominent society women who are interested in\the Y. W. C..A. work will bo in charge of the steam tables, The kitchen equipment {s efficient in every way and the work will be un- der the supervision of an especially trained Y. W. C. A. director. Among the women who are prom!- nent !n the work sre the Mesdames A. J. Cunningiee, 7.’ M. Andrus, P. CG. Nicol: n, Burk? A. Sinclair, Wil- Mamj Holland and John McFayden. Oo NOTICE. All boy scouts of troop 4 will meet at 7 0° clock Monday night at the Mullin club to prepare for hike next Sat . 10-28-1t* ——————SEEeeee —TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADi BRING RESULTS-- FIFTH STREET GROCERY 122 East Fifth Street Opposite Coliseum Garage Phone 320W Phone 320W Delivery to Any Part of City - 18 Ibs. Sugar for... SATURDAY SPECIALS $1 .00 ~60-Ib, sack Choice Hardwheat Flour__.._____$2.00 26-Ib. sack Choice Hardwheat Flour. ~ 100 Ibs. Good Potatoes___..... ‘5-lb. can Assorted Jam... . 28-0z, jars Skookum Apple Butter... 4-Ib. sack Pancake Flour. $1.05 i 1.00 woe —— 406 35 | weil sbave.direct bearing on the stat | Expected to Give | Team Which Played Cheyenne 6-0 Game Locals Stiff Con- test in Clash Here Tomorrow Casper high school football team, for the first time this {eats will compete against a will be ‘the same team that recently went Mown to defeat before the Cheyenne high school team-by a score of 6 to 9... 1t is said that the Cheyenne war- riors made their only touchdown on & fluke play. If score comparison means anything the University Preps should have an advantage over Casper in tomorrow's game. In holding the Cheyenne team to a 6 to 0 score, in a game that should have been 0 to 0 they success- fully held in leash one of the greatest scoring machines which Cheyenne his over perfected. Both Cheyenne and Casper have beaten Douglas. Cheyenne walked off the Douglas ficld with a total Sevre of 127 to 7 in its favor. Casper fan up @ score of 60 points against Dongias but managed to keep the Converse county warriors from scor- ing. The scores show that the Univer- sity Preps stayed the attack ‘of Chey- enne and that they hattled the Chey- enne team to a finish for the entire game. Cheyenne lost its prestige when it lost by a narrow margin of three points to Laramie high. If Casper ts able to bent the Preps here tomorrow by a decisive score it will be an easy matter to gauge the relative strength of ghe team against the Cheyenne and” Laramie- high schools, the two strongest teams in southern Wyoming. Coach Morgan's squad will go into the game tomorrow slightly handi. sapped. Scott the speedy right. halt the crippled list and will not be used thé crippled lis tand will not be used unless theft presence in the line-up is needed to avert disaster. Many of the members of the Cas- per team léft this morning for Doug- las where they will watch the Univer- sity Preps in their Dauglas this afternoon. versity men have’ 18 players with them so it is probable that they will run as many of the second squad players into the line-up as « possible consistent with aafety so that all of the first string team members. will be fresh for the game with Casper to- morrow, Other games which are on the schedule for the local team, and which| Minter’chola&tic chany @ game with Cheye and Sheridan, Nx mship inne; Novem be includ ber 11, THE PAR-KERRY ENGLISH DOUBLE TEXTURE WEAVING IDEA _ IS ADOPTED IN THE PAR-KERRY ULSTER SKETCHED. PLAID team: tomorrow from which it possible to draw correct conclusions on th strength of the local squad as compared with the : school football teams of the state. The University Prep team whwich other strong high plays here tomorrow is Probabie“ that the Laramie team which seems to have the lead in south ern Wyoming will be brought to Cas- ber for the Turkey day feast. Douglas is already scheduled for Thankagiving but it is probable that this game will be passed to the second team while the first team and the Laramie hii bunch tangle for what may be t deciding game of the season. eeee Pee eae woeseseceseecosoness Sport Notes Peecerccvesescccoece one: BRAMER STOPS DUNDEE. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28—Alex Tram- bitas of Portland, Ore., won» the ref- eree’s decision over Johnny Tillman of St. Paul in a. 12-round. bout... here Wednesday night. Théy are middle weights. Harry Bramer of. Denver, knocked ‘out Mike Dundee of Rock Isiand; Iil., in the first round of thelr schéduled 10-round semi-final match, They are|" light featherweights. LYNCH LOSES TO O’DOWD. NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Phil O'Dowd of Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday night won a decision over Joe Lynch, for- mer bantamweight champion, in 12 rounds. Willie O'Connell knocked out Kew- ple Gordon in the fourth. TITLE PRICES CUT. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 28.— The high cost of heavyweight cham. pionship prize fights ‘ts coming down. Jack Dempsey, the champion, sad here Thursday that he doésn’t expect to again earn $500,000 for a single fight, as he did in the case of Car- pentier’s combat. He intimated that imasmuch as everything el -| turning to normalcy, his price prob- ably would do so, too. “I can't see any attraction such as the Carpen: battle sey , admitt, Dempsey is vaudeville. here, doing a turn in He thinks he will meet Bil Brennan before he fights, Jess ‘Willard, and wants Tommy Gibbons to whip Carpentier to prove his right © a chance at the champion's crown. MENNEAPOLIS WANTS BOUT. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 28.—Frank McCormick, ‘Minneapolis boxing pro- LARAMIE PREPS HERE CHICAGO STAR OUT OF GAME Quarterback Romney Not to Play Against Colorado as Result of Injuries CHICAGO, Oct. —The University of Chicago team, which plays the University of Colorado eleven tomor- row, shared Stagg field with the visi- tors today for practice work. {ton Romney, Maroon quarter- who made the winning plays ast Princeton last Saturday, prob- ably will be unable to get into the game due to injuries. Moecher and Pyott, substitute backs, probably will get a chance to play tomorrow, Assistant Coach Payne of the Ma- roons, who watched Colorado defeat Denver University last Saturday, said the visitors have a forward pass for- mation which may prove difficult for the Maroons to . Coach Stagg has endeavored this week to develop for @ test against Cojorado the open formations which were practiced, but not used against Princeton. TORRINGTON-MORRILL GAME 15 DUE TODAY MORRILL, Ned., Oct. 28.—The Tor- rington, Wyo. and Morrill high school elevens will meet here today in a game to decide the championship of the Wyoming-Nebraska section of the North Platte ‘valley. Bridgeport high, which was a con- tender for the championship, was eliminated by Morrill high last Friday, by the score of 91 to 0. ——— WEEN SOCIAL. and friends by the women of Moos: heart legion, Saturday, at Moose hall; come early and si late. moter, Thursday hung up a $100,000 purse for a 10-round no-decision fight here next Labor day between Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul and Jack Demp- coming to announcement made ack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager. The iocal promoter had the battlers and their managers in conference yesterday morning and they are con- sidering the offer. Sota a ASG, SDR Spokane ts said to be the only cits in» America to own a mountain. It is 30 miles from the city and is called Mount Spokane. DIN SPEED SCHEDULED FOR CASPER TRACK, MOTORBIKES 100 Four Bie | automobiles, the machines which recently competed in the race meet at Douglas will be featured in the racing program which is to be staged by Earl Lamber. auto race enthusiast at the fair grounds Sunday, weather permitting. ‘ All of the four competin weights will be put through the rac ingpaces Sunday to determine h of them is best . tracks fn this st ~ In addition to the automobile rac. ing numbers the Casper Racing club will entertain with man events, A novel race kfown as Australian pursuit race tn which four Ford Bugs will compete will also be staged. The program, unless weather condi. tions prevent will start at 2 o'clock and the events will be run off in fast order. An admission charge of $1.10 has been hung up. This includes everything. Dude on a Might card at Thermopolis The racing machines which are en. tered include two Casper and two Cheyenne cars. Jack Bixler will drive his garrett special; Eddie Moon will pilot a Ford special; Lial D. Bran son will exter his Dodge and Lee Stock’s Studebaker ‘racer will be driven by Earl Lambert. be able to take the measure of Me. Carthy tn the early rounds of th. sion. This will be Gilmore's second Professional Nght away from Casper. Mrs. Tom Wintringham, whose name will go down in history as the Second woman to sit in the British house of commons, was before her marriage a achool teacher, -| —»—— Highest prices paid for dtamonds old gold and silver. H. B. Kit jeweler, Ol1 Exchange butlding. 6-15-tf. Oil Light Beats Phone 27 Electric or Gas|] HAY, GRAIN AND FEED | ae Best Quality, Lowest Price BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR Industrial Ave. A new ofl lamp that gives an amaz- ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. 8. 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