Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 7

l World Results Seni Windup Proves Class Clair battle, t sport card which was staged last J ended in a draw. a The windup number in which Her-} vey Perkins and Walle Keeler strug fled through 10 indecisive rounds end- ei with Perkins holding a shade be- cause of his more aggressive tactics pecause he landed a fow telling Diows in th tle. Keeler unabie to solve .Perki crouch, contended himself with} ting Perkins lead and then trying put across a sleep producer, as, Per- me out. | The decisl to Perkins was not e there had been comparative opuli beca) been called @ draw. ‘The decision in *favor of was technically n six and lost one to Keeler. { ae tried Hard to win by. the knock: out route, bus neither fighter was able to hit the other, cdnsiatan’ Once during tig fight Par ed Keeler with vitious raht and punches but the Calera jae en able to stem, the tide of battle ui he shook otf is Inotaehtary Brogél- ness which followed} Keeler teipa tn every way to hit Perking but landed folidly but few times. The Tocal, bat- tir, emerged from the fight unmarked while Keeler, suffered a fow severe brulaed and clits ach plainly shatidnk the place where Perkins landed clein policy Morey —_— Ss SVT "Adopting a fightin REVELSTOIF®, . y 4 . ed the Nght to Eddie St. ELSTC B. C., Feb. J ete tin ele hated Supporters or ay Pidititd iit and ni Hy 300 Snowbound m Ject to} r ble sl jumpers will comn- . Young thought that he would elect t oéto"in 25 é > Ly Sa oe vent aig. slip) 28%, tbe efehith annual tournanient Gere tn n California er if thé opportiinity pre-} Both boys mixed fréeiy, St. Clalr “hotdiny himself in reserve for 2 knock out, pulich ‘While Young carried the fight end landed many blows which fApparen/ly had little effect on St. Clair. E ‘The decision which Geterinitied the pattle a draw was rendered by Georke McLeod bea wa poocthe with the fol- Pay a is ite jedd in thé edriibr more won @ decision ns, WHO {8 Bald to have outwelg! Gtiiore about 14] p, pounds: Nii gy was thé degressor in the battle carrying tHe fight to ‘tambone who strove vainly for a “0% Gro punch fmnockout. Gilmore kept WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1; PERKINS SHADES KEELER, YOUNG ~ WN ST GLAD BATTLE TO OMAN _ Boking Card With Honors Even Between White atid Black; Keeler Bested ih Bout Front the spectators’ viewpoint the Motey Youtie-Rdaie st. e semi-windup number of esting mill of the evening and exceeded the main event in in- terest becalise both fighters elected to battle it tit. This event TRACK STARS NEW YORK MEET NEW YORK, Feb. {Seid stars of Olympic, national intér. Mitue action in th mil, most of the jcolleglate ahd sectional prominetice fans holding that he fight should have | Gathered here today for the series of : jspecial invitation events Perkins |the annual games of the Millrose Ath rrect for the 2 ey Fa association, to be held tonight x . got.a draw! Jolie Ray, pattler won three rounés, go Ban. (eine Waa scheduled to start in, tho Wanamaker oné and gpectal raco bgalnst Hal Cuthii!, Bos. ton} runners. Chantpio Jutipers Enter World's, progesstorit chs Downey to Meet CLEVELAND, Feb. i y, Clevelatid; fi: Ssriiciies Hilda stzned cus® February 10, it was annbunced today. ———— __ ___ She Cas pet Daily criviie PAGE SEVE® Is Football Sport for Girls? | of American Legion ie American Legion night, was the most inter- 1.—Track ond ale : played football at Sudbu: to Show whether the came the test ore: : comprising < Trvo, girt t ranged ofticls sians who Iinois A. C. star, six st er of the national mile tl 16 Rodman one-half mille and hutiiber of club and college Ski WALKER, BBETS BARTrigLy, 46 GOLFERS ENTERED, At. Philadeiphia—Mickey Walker, Newark. outpoints Soldier Bartficld, th eight rotin, ready, for Texas opeh ch tests Febriiary 2, 3 and 4. DEMPSEX MATCH BARRED. DESEBRS MAN Boat ee Alostent. Sror felis . aan & siaks vali hard. : MMOH Bs Lalorated 23 | Wiedill ino b (O01 - foun tas | At Revelstoke he Revelstoke ski cliih of Revel | 2% ¢' F e hil, Mount Mevelstoke hationa “eet as gas ee « Tuesday and Wéednes 7and 8. Henry Hi few Yor! Boe ane Sas rd OF FRESNO, * GHICAGD CLUB ENTERS NEXT IRISH OLYMPIAD) = way from Ios Angeles north, Feb. Can., Young Fisher CHICAGO, Fé}. 1.—Prepardduns to] seria & football tearh hha athlete to Dublin to compete in the Irish O1ym pidd this summer are belng made by the Irish-American Athletic elub ct Chicago, it hecame known toda A mibeting to complete plans will be Hela . publican early today, Bryan Dow: Yotng Fisher of + 1BHtS, “fave beech 0 box a 1-round bout at Syra- ott The T jabbing Awity #t the cov up op- ceasing using & htdteht right cross to stop Hanitore when the latter came j] cout of the crotch At what appeared to be opportu tims for a knockout punch: Several preliminary numbérs which had been, arrahged on tho bill were called off Becittise mie juvenile par- disipants_ were prohibited by state ju venile officers from taking part in the affair: Jack Burhs sna Georgd McLeod acted as referees itt the fibtits. Dr. H. G, Halih Heted a8 tiirier. saeien' “Saeewhy NEUSEL IND TUNER ARE NEW YANKEE RECRLITS NEW. YORK, Feb. 1.—E4_ Néiisel, said to be a counterpart of is near namesake, Bob Meéusel, rid O. D. ‘Tucker, hailed 48a second Babe Hath, have been acquired by the New York Yankees ht will ecompany tHe squad on its sdtithern tour. Neusel comes frotti Coffeyville, Kan., thd OHI of Walter Jolinson dud Tucker, who played last year in the Georgia State league, clouted the ball for an average of_.434. Woman Actused | Of Crime; Freed)! Mrs. Bornlcs Vallance. slayer of her former fats, Fib¥a Bathani Bt Mem- i ek was te by Mill end Cabinet Shop 4a af ew, ‘au aii, kinds, store fixtures, as He cae ee satistied . customer 18 our beat afvertisoment. bad Bi Leon tbr peo EST BAA We have cut every item left in dur stbek to exaet cost and " many iteiis below cost. 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