Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1922, Page 12

PAGE Ede Casper Daily Cridune FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1922. =. ee "ii atrae [| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS First in News Of All Events eae met AS see i I Aas SS aE 7 “| sees estat mrree Se aepiatinn. eae’ foal ees to HAYDEN LOST TO [ spont FLASHES HoT OFF WIRE | COACH SHOULD |Seesestss.MALMOGRS WN Se SS out tn Mexico F bs i; slope to unfair practices,” he said. Outstanding stars of the game a HEAVIER RAXER HORSESHOE PITCHING. BASKETBALL SCORES. “The coach on the sideline really ts |were Miss Helen McWhinnie of | a At St. Petersburg—Charirs Ciyde| At Moscow—Idaho 31, Whitman 16. Bardly more ‘thsa,e balsnce wheel for |Dougias team, who scored all of the} DENVER, Feb. 24—Jack Doyle, lo ; Davis of Columbus, wins ‘national ‘orest_ Grove—Pacific wersity: the players. The coach is quickest.to = }16 points taken by the visitors, and 4 to meet ' horseshoe pitching champlonship, de-| 19, Nevede 1%, =a eee ee eee ae eee ccs gateenting ees a at Miss Ruth Payne of the Wheatland) oo! tk: tae Mexico. hia {eating field of 22 pitchers. At Les Angeles—Arizona 28, South- we Bed ne mtn Seren aay ae See jeeaetaie, wie eee) Breen announced today. 4 match ies $ Calif Pre: * many serious injuries doubtless have| would have done credit to »,.men’s| work of the Wheatland team was feat-| ™3naser e Man Who Stopped Him Had TROEH LEADS SHOOOT. orn 'Colterai 37. resence Among Players Dur-|pcon averted by coaches’ keonness. | tears. the Wheatland high school girls'|ured by excellent team work, Miss| 7th Cini gre Bee gris, aod Advantage of 30 Pounds At Los Afgeles—Frank Troeh, Van- BOSTON BRAVES SIGN UP. ing Game Is Influence for “During the years I have been con-| hasketball team, defeated the Douglas! Gladys Megiemre showing up particu-| Bat ae ks oa . ; E in Weight, Report. couver, Wash., continues to lead Ver- ‘ae pate A ak ~ Good, Claim. necict 2 parca Harvard I have nigh school girls’ team, taking the|larly well in her floor work, and in|*"’ Prospect. ; " non Gun club annval mid-winter trap’ iste kone Ox a Seana = ones no side line coaching or sig-| winner’s end of a 24 to 16 score. |playing the ball to her point winning orate shoot tournament. rmer Cincinnat! play- nalling. ° Jewelry ana watch repairing by ex- a _—_————————— Y en. the colored, wel — i ers, sign contracts with Boston Braves.| CayrmpinGE, Masa, Feb. 24.—To taken ‘the measure of teams represent-| ed briltiantiy, Dut lacked the combina-| pert workmen. All work guaranteed pace hes ALEX UTPOINTED. ing Cheyenne, Casper, Glenrock, and jecessary danger their Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., OS Bide. st] At ‘Philadelphla—George Chaney, MINES DEFEATS CowBoys. |‘*** the football conch from the side] | LEST YOU FORGET. | Iaianvilie, and the resuita of last night opponent's goal. Beat 4) Baltimore lightweight, outpoints Alex} At Denver—Colorado School lines and put bim in the spectators Pianists | — f N. M., Wednes-| Cleveland, in eight raana of of classics, will appear for one night 3 cn ditarhereeet FS , in cig! s. Mines basketball team goes into tie| stands as suggested by Prof. Clarence] onty at the Lyric theater, Wednesday 1 ] Tm ] 1 = articu a with Colorado college for lead in Rocky| wW. Mendell, chairma: 2 a ee viiasldilile u u ! mpson, the local 5 n of the board of|March 1, 1922. 2-14-13t . amen = pee Mountain conference, defeating Wyo- athletic control of Yale, would remove ————>_—_ s —Ra m R good Los Angeles, loses newspaper decision te ES =n erence ae Try_a Tribune classified ad.— | == : F | to Tommy Freeman, Hot Springs in 10 v2 F 1a ine = aturda n = ' CARDINAL CATCHER DEAD. E At St. Louis—Body of William Dil = iayde hoefer, catcher of the local Nation: = ; had a lead in the second] who died of typhoid, sent to Mobile for = ish 2 . = Pound unti! Brown landed a wild right | burial, = To finish up-we have put the remainder of those wonderful sewing. —— : ’ : "The explanation was wired to Simp-| yAYFTELD MEETS EVANS. = values in Women’s French Heel Higi: Shoes and Oxfords and f son with the understanding that Hay-| at Fort Collins—Bobby Mayfield, — ‘a den would willingly call off bis bout) Denver welterweight, and Kid Evans = Low Heel School Shoes in one big lot FOR SATURDAY ONLY £ with Williams if Simpson was of the/ port Collins, meet tonight in 12-round - > . - impression that his defeat Wednes- | pout. = ° * @ay night would spofl the attraction in = ; LEONARD TO BATTLE MORAN. = = impeon immediately wired to Mar} At New Ori Leonard, oe Jackson, manager ‘of Hayden.|tightweight champion, meets Pal Mor- ing to the fact that Hayden|an New Orleans, in 10 rounds no de n by a heavier man it would | cision bout tonight. 7 “4 fs t hurt his fieht here. Immedistely t a : after receiving the communication] waLKER DEFEATS BARTFIELD. al Jackson and Hayden left for Casper| 4: Newark—Mickel Walker, Eliza ‘4 and will arrive here late Saturday | peth, welterweight, defeats Soldie: ORE EE x4 night. Bartfield, Philadelphia, in 22 rounds. * Scotty Williams who meets Hayden | according to newspaper men. . 4 at Jazziand March 2 has been work: ie out here for several days and has gath- ered a host of followers who believe that he will be able to win handily from the New Mexico battler. From showings made by Williams and Hayden in Casper and their de- feats of Eddie St. Clair show that they are fast, scrappy battlers who are evenly matched. Hayden will offset ‘Williams strength by his greater clev- erness. 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