Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922. be Casper Dally Cribune First in News Of All Events S MECLEY RELAY [3 INNOVATION Ulini Carnival to Be Featured by Unique Event for Col- lege Teams. lags for colleges there also will be the mailley, which will include two @ half mile run and Following are the lst of events that will be on card at the carnival. Seventy-five yard dash, 75 yard low hurdles, 75 yard high hurdles, run. ning high jump, running broad jump, 16 pound shot put, pole vault, 400, 1,000 and 1. r and four mile university relay events, one, two and medley relay races for colleges, and the interscholastic one mile rélay. Kearns En Route For New York CHICAGO, Jan. 24—Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, left here today for New York for a conference with Tex Rickard in regard to a match for the world’s heavyweight cham- Pionship. Dempsey, Kearns said, is training daily on the coast and is within 10 pound of his fighting weight. Kearns agrees with Rickard that return match with Carpentier in this country weuld not be profitable. If suitable financial indacements were offered, Kearns said, he would cousid- er meeting the French champion in Europe, CASPER INTEREST KEEN IN. ANDERSON-DUNBAR RING BOUT AT LANGER Fans here are awaiting the clash between Eddie Anderson and Luxon Dunbar which will be staged at Lander Saturday night in which two of the classiest battlers in this vicinity will go out for blood and laurels in the bantamiweight division of the Kocky Mountain district. Both boys have met once before, when both were amateurs appearing in the Elks’ tournament here. Anderson won handily from Dunbar at that time. Shortly after Anderson went to New York where he made a wonderful showing and in a few short months George Sutton, the handless bi+ Mard wondor, recently gave an ew hibition at Walter Reed Hospltal, ‘Washington, to show disabled men how handicaps may be overcame. Se a eer Babe Asher to Battle Herman PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 24.—‘Babe” Asher, former bantamweight cham- Pueblo fireman. Both are terrific punchers and this battle should be the prize winner. Sport fans here for the past several months have been anxious to see Young and St. Clair in action. It will be speed and science on Young’s part against the boring In tactics and te: rific punching of St. Clair. Whether Young can stop his op- ponent is a question which many peo- ple here cannot answer. Young has been out of the ring for many months due to a lack of available material in his class in the middleweight division. If Young has come back to his form- er shape St. Clair will be up against rose to championship caliber among the bantams. Dunbar elected to stay in Casper and in this vicinity. He also soared in fistiana and has made a wonderful record. When the two boys meet a real battle is assured and fans at Lan der will no doubt be thrilled in the 15-round battle which will be staged as the main event Saturday night. Radiantfire in all sizes QUINLAN BAGK IN GAGE TO6S === High School Basketball Stock Goes Up With Return of Star Performer, ketball team and other members of Casper’s star squad last year prepar- ing to resume their places it is prob- able that Casper will be represented by one of the strongest organizations in the state before the end of the year. With two defeats, one each at the hands of Glenrock and Manville and one win from Lander marking Casper’s! record so tar this year, the squad will/ take to the road Thursday night. The} locals will meet Wheatland on its home| floor. Friday night and will meet the| Cheyenne Indiana Saturday nigh:.| These two games should enable Cas per to obtain a lineup on its prospects With southern teams. With Quinlan back in harness and likely to be placed in a guard post- tion Bill Lester, captain of the squad; Army and Navy Gridiron Bat- M’GILL PINS EKLUND. At Lincoln—Pat McGill, Wisner, football coach |Neb., defeats Clarence Eklund, Buf- falo, Wyo., im straight falls. WRESTLER INIURED. At Appleton, Wis.—George Hill suf- fers broken collarbore in wrestling At Minnecapolis—W. H. Spaulding, Angeles, + Phoenix, Kansas~City, in first round of eight-/ stops Jimmy Marshall, Sacramento, in, round bout. seventh round of scheduled 10-round JACKSON STOPS FITZGERALD. At Philadelphia—Willle Jackson, New York, knocks out Ned Fitzger- ald, Australia, in fifth round of eight- round bout. PHILADELPHIA $2,400 Refused For Letter by Michigan Star ot Coach Fielding H. Yost's coaching staff, refused $2,400 for his “M." Last fall Goetz was offered $2,409 to (play ten professional footbali games in tle Voted to Franklin Field will resume him rightful position at| forward. With Blodgett, Hathaway, Eastman end Haggard ‘available to! Graft the remainder of the team !t is probable that a much strengthened or- ganization will represent Casper on its first southern tour this year. ——__——————————— forces who meets Danny Edwards here tonight will meet Pete Herman, form- er bantamweight champion, in a 15- round match at New Orleans February 20, Asher’s manager announced to- pion of the American expeditionary! day. ATHLETIC CARD NEXT MONDAY LOOMS AS ONE OF CITY’S BEST With Willie Keeler and Harvey Perkins appe wing in the headliner number and Morey Young battling Eddie St. Clair in the semi-windup number the American Legion boxing show which will be staged here next Monday night will be one of the best cards ever staged in Casper. Perkins and Keeler have both won over Jim Flynn, the the toughest and cleverest man he has ever faced in a local ring. In addition to these two big num- bers George McLeod, matcnmaker for Legion events announces that he has another card coming. up which will rival the main events in interest. Also plans are being made for two or three good preliminary numbers. the east. He discussed the proposal with Coach Yost and when advised that participation in proessional ath- letics would meke him ineligible to wear the “M”’ earned in upholding Michigan football prestige. Goetz tore up the contract sent him. Willie Hoppe to Meet Conquerer This Year. ANNAPOLIS, , Mé4.,. Jan. 24.——-The aanual football game between the West Point cadets and the Annapolis midshipmen will be played this year on Franklin field, Philadelphia, Satur- day, November 25.. This announce- ment was authorized today by Com- mander Douglas L. Howard, secretary treasurer of the navy athletic associ- ation. Philadelphia <4 picked by navy. Under the terms of a five-year agree ment which will expire with the gume < of 1922, the teams had the alternate|, NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—willte Hoppe, former world's 18.2 balkline biiliurd nam: ontest. Sang fer scm olathe fieia!Champ, will meet Jake Schaefer, his was named on the strength of an+,COM@veror. in a match for the title at nounced plans to increase the seating | Chicago March 27. 28 and 29, capacity to 60,000. Pe Meet me at The Smokehouse. Cuticura Healed Eruptions On Baby’s Arms Body and Legs “My baby’s trouble 2 with Uttle red spots on her Vere body and legs. After a time ., the eruptions got bigger M\S and itched terribly caus- Y ing her to ecratch and irritate the affected parts, and I had to change her clothing quite often to CAMBRIDGE, Masr., Jan. 24.—The announcement from Annapolis today that the army and navy would meet in football next fall on November 25, was of interest to Harvard graduate ath letic officials because the annual Yale- Harvard football classic also is to be held that day. In recent years, the army-navy game has been held the week after that between the Crimson and Blue. If both games are played on that date, football followers should have no difficulty obtaining seats. The Yale bowl accommodates 70,000 while thr Philadelphia stadium will seat 50,000 or more. THE TIME More lots will be sold in Casper this year than has been ex- perienced for several years, New industries and increased con- struction work will require larger forces of men. will increase, thereby increasing the demand for homesites, but the supply cannot increase. Your oppartunity, select one or two lots newts the BEAUTIFUL MIDWEST HEIGHTS. Lots'sold for 10 per cent down, balance $10 per month. -Midwest Heights Realty Company, Room 233, Midwest Bldg. All Gas Heaters On Sale At 20% Reduction FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Your choice of any gas room heater in our stock of over 400 heaters at a 20 per cent discount from the standard selling price. We are giving this special discount to make room for a carload of gas ranges on the road tous. This stock consists of the wonderful Quick Comfort Heaters Reznor Heaters, all sizes Estate Triple Effect Heaters Garland Gas Heaters This is a wonderful opportunity to fill your needs on high class gas heaters at a big reduction. 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Price $1.00 Proceeds to pay for a moving, pic- ture mavhine purchased by The Wel- fare club, to show educational pic- ring when another boxer failed to qual- ANN ARBOR, Mich., Jan. 24—An-( gus Goetz former Untversity of Michi-|*!ruck the canvas. | ‘ootball st [seh football star And now sm; mensber| _J5° wae Se yeere Oey ee ete ly ordered the release of Melanson’s op- TOBOXING STA Former National Amateur Champion Dies Today of Fractured Skull. BOSTON, Jan. 24-—Ambrosé J. Mel- anson, former national amateur box- ing champion at 135 pounds, whose skull was fractured last night in a Professional bout with Joseph St. Hi- latre, of Somersworth, N. H., died in a hospital here today without regain- ing consciousness. St. Hilaire was de- tained by the police pending investi- gation. Melanson, who was called to the , was felled in the fourth round of scheduled elght-round preliminary Regaining his feet, he was ity, a knocked down again with a righthand Mow to the jaw. 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