Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1922, Page 7

Good String of Preliminaries Booked to precete Perkins-Keeler Mill; Semi- {OGIANTSHA SIENED, REPORT ——— (aL Ny yn eller Sih CONTINUES. STAN PINS DAVISCOUBT. Glasgow—Robert Stewart, Glas-, At Bostom—Stanislaus Zbyszko dco nese ee Banks, Detroit, in second day's |straight falls. HEDDON [8 DEFEATED. WOODMANSEH WINT BOUT. At Now York—Charies which will see many of the premier fighters of this in action at the Iris theater tonight. In addition to|confession of EH ee Dame Contracts of Four New Men Included in List Filed big events a long preliminary program has been ar- Players Eases Tension to tickle the fane of fight fans. Am: Instigators. Awsy br UcGraw, Ps lor to the fight it it is i dicated that the heavyweight bat- as between Harvey Perkins Sethe Ractaa! Shon caleba] * NEW YORK, Jan. $1—Signed con-| le Keeler, will make « =Hegy ee tracts of six pi four of them| that will be without equal in the fight Associated, Press) Gide ‘which hzve Sari staged here: ind players of Cortinvaln, who whe: bore Both boys are fit and anxioha to trying ‘witht aiemastty’ to cover BANCHO BESTS HUGHES. work hard for the winner's share of Aiea dee es ya ecegbayrensa ¥ Xid’ Biekbo > now are under contract for 1922, the-purse. Keeler admittedly has ve with Notre Dame men the day of their . Ban Antonio— Pt ‘Alex Gaston and Virgil Barnes were| more science than Perkins but it ts e ast game with Taylorvilie, this after- EX 0 TOPAY gal, wina referee's Geciston over Bobbs the old men to send in their signed | gouptful i¢ be has the knack of punch- spt pr spb Se Data aed san Wengenias her, 28; sounds. papers. The others wore Frank Sam-| ing that has won eo many fights for : confesest. wee = ile, catcher, of Denver, Colo.; Floyd/ the local battler. oe ee OWIDENDS i VISITORS) 1» Stree". = King, B 2isd a backstop, yom Logan.) Keeler has an ether kick tn either t “ihe team this morning denied the “texthe; knocked beg earner tenth’ round hired pt and “Glen Shores of Indepen-}iand however, as is shown by his vtatement that he had paid and Curley Smith, Oklahoma. dence, Kan, and John Albertson, of] cnockout victories. Whether he will ae Notze Dame men. His statement lad aK Montrose, S. D., righthanded hurlers.| 5. able to solve Perkins’ crouch before 5 é ~ ‘as, that he had managed the finances} URBANA, IL, Jan. $1—That the FRENCH CHAMP WINS. ee Perkins gets to him is the question 3 f the teain, and that Curlinville bad/ien annual Illini relay carnival will] At Paris—M. Goudin, French cham that his supporters are asking. ; < . xpected the Notre Dame varsity team/|smash all previous records in atten-|Iion, defeats Nedo Nadi, Italtan cham. » In the other main event in which] ff © help them but that, it didn't come. | dance ts forecast by the University of |Plomt for unofficial amateur fails Mofey Young and Eddie St. Clair wit) » A 7 ar, Anderson said he didn't know any | nitois officials from the fast cher |champlonabip of world. appear in action it depends mainly.on af the players and couldn't identify) sieaay 34 institutions have placed SQUAD AT MADISON, GLAIM| <== is Se ae ‘ u win. Young is by @ cleverer of At Phoenix— Alger, Sin." Souns’ is Sy ~. Aes ; : have notified Manager John Bibaon of and thet hardest puncher and has always : pedi dhe hae gh apap ered pa sic cares Al > Mapai MADISON, Wis., Jan. 20.—A squad|reen able to’carry the fight to his op-| ‘Ss Tow Acenen: the ealttbnaton eee ie nae pity of, Wisconsin on the trick during |}25 had here. Young however in ad- iectthig fe biGlg Suabere fa ath At Philadelphia—Grorge Chaney. th = the. visiting teams in direct Proportion 4 the coming season, which opens In-| ation to his science and speed has ee university this win-]io the number of athletes in wotunt| Mitimora knocks out Harry Carlson, developed hard hitting proclivities and } =e Blue and grapplers are| competition and the distanes traveler, | 208toD. in the fifth round. eith high the battle alone will tell which of the = : : lot. Gent opaton Tney atacunion to.67 ones Ses seperinost men, 2 Digh boys will émerge the winner. : be Sodliwern peoeniad casas t7 “Rabe” Ruth ts now a lecturer, hav- eaten sce praaticaltns afar event, apoia.) Cimaiys ene. ie, Vari Bidx Another attempt ts being made by|Michigan recelving the mont. which {Me «ullsted as a Volunteer lecturer in rho Badgers ure expected to be-6e-[Wil spear in the semiwindup nam: he United States National Lawn Ten-|was $235.62 for bringing 15 atnleres |t#® Xnights of Columbus, Aga ‘ peat iB tan pecially strong in the hurdler, dis.|Per. Again « fighter and a poxer are) : is association to stage an interna-|374 miles. ‘The University of Kansas tances and polo vault, with a well/™msatched. Gilmore a clover ae onal tennis tournament for women.| received the next highest, which was| President Heydler of the National matched against Hambone who is a $191.73, league says that players who have hard Hiaghter, Neither of ti i eve rs eS Jimmy | not signed ten days after the opening , | eeinere batore, and both Se : cl tho and ail university {of the season wil] be suspended. Toad all of ite competi. | ‘The preliminary card will see sever- : : ‘ain petininary Rte darn Ol rece ee ee es one Bess paevited ee eligibility does not|#! good light men tn’ action and alto- | | rance and Italy according to reports|the amount to be prorated to at leact cut heavily tnto te suasd.. | |eest over singed, tn Camper, All| (aghast eenEaaeMeINNy | rom tho other ade aout that ot fart year, “he Uo! | ALTACE ens individual stars, how: zy varaity of Pennsylvania team would ers, | matches were prigeicrert by Georae me Sammy bas ~ Plana for the Yankees’ new dall|not accept ally of the money offered z Leod serving as matchmake: vark in New York call for a threedeck |¢.r bringing the winning one mile re- For Private Parties . tam- | oncrete grand stand to cost $750,. lay quartet here last year because of Call 697M ——_>——. 00 and a singledeck blegcher to|the fact that Pennsylvania does not ‘ost $75,000 Dro-rate the profits of the Penn relays. stopped Mike O'Leary, Los Angeles in second round. CHANEY STOPS. CARLSON. by ’ ’ : EASTEN STOLE CRAY tI LANGE EMD OF PURSES}, Sport Notes |e ives =="-= § If Its Dental Work Don't Hesitate highest quality dental work at the lowest possible rode mounts that won $82,693. A ete Ses Bs ant he secret of keeping young is to feel business on a strictly cash basis which enables me by ‘turf authorities. Five eastern | 000 to the winner, while 17 others est race, with a value at $42,000. The Sj ful Stakes, Saratoga, $34,900, are ncn the sreteeecesereeeee es Seeseoreroocoooosoes coesceessooeooes: | penne ar erenrmrapresy, versheeneaacaeterseepaaeeen, You don’t have to live on “Easy Street” to have SEVEN WON CHER $10,000 UnING SEASON OF ti sse"=szsscat“) KEEP LOKING YOUNES | tio a Another bout with Georges Carpen-| It’s —If You Know Dr. price, and when I say the lowest price I mean a sav- tier looks to be about the only” tight iwards” Olive Tablets . & 02. 8. G. Fields, the tenth jockey, ing to you up to one-half. I do a large volume of 7 do this you must watch your to take a,small margin of profit. purses racing Four races, three in the east pest aerate to.ccmctes compiled eee meancucky, wore aes Pt) and bowels—there’s if stables and two in Kentucky each | were more than $10,000 each. bilious pies sara Nad won more than $100,000 in purses, | The Preakness was the rich- ' ‘ ‘will 1 .! a Belmont Futurity, $39,700; Ken- amount by taking more than $250, | tucky Derby, $88,450 and the Hope the other high-value races. old that went through the year un- | TWo new American records were made during the year, Audacio’ of i freee Dade cer tc rytaag Sipgerr setting & new one-mile, record cy Bost Dr. Olive Tablets, Gold Crowns, $7.50 racer won $100,000, although the ten stepp! Rogen iy ay ! ae t ¥ Jeading horses won more than #40,- | Goaler and Gray Tag both establiahy . aa eert et cj ey bring Bridge Work, $7.50 000 each. t = rocord, each running it In 1:49. 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