Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 27, 1922, Page 6

PAGE SIX By Leased W: World Resulis ire LONDON FIGHT INTEREST RENEWE HOPE TO SEE CARPENTIER BATTLE lish enthusiasts are following the ring on Marc pion, in a match labelled the Britishwhen complete will accommodate 14,- It is}000 people who will be able to watch Empire heavyweight champion. expected that this same bi‘! will tn- elude a bout between Joo Fox, the holder of the featherweight ‘belt, and the Belgian, Arthur Wyns, which has been postponed from this month be cause the former fell a victim to the influenza epidemic. Wyns h alrea beaten one English featherweight champicn, Mike Honeyman. Boy McCormick, who lost last vember to Tea (Kid) Lewis, the m weight holder well-known in Am will meet Jack Bloomfield two weeks later to decide future possession of the heavyweight belt, now held by Mc Cormick. Lewis 1s also recovering from an attack of the “flu” and is expected to Be in perfect condition for his match with Carpentier which, according to Present arrangements, will be held here about the middle of April. AUxY RACE CO SKIRTS VILLA STRASBOURG, Feb. 27.--The Strasbourg circuit, where the Anto- mobile Grand Prix of France is to take place on July 15 next, is 13 kilometers 300 meters long and skirts the villages of Entzheim, Innesheim, Duttlcheim. Duppigheim and Entzheim, except for @ stretch of hundred and fifty yards through Duttlenheim. The circuit has three sharp turns and according to SE my” Murphy was held in 1921. WIMBLEDON TENNIS GROUNDS IMPROVED. WIMBLEDON, Feb. the new tennis courts and grandstand @t Wimbledon is being speeded up for the World's Tennis Championship in the Solway Firth. The grandstand the boxing game closely. |the games from close quarters. DRIVES GOLF BALL OYER 400 YARDS. +p ole sbi | LONDON, Feb. 27.—A drive of 415 ro y ing the attack. yards is credited to Frank Dennis, 20-|<, only Swe rounds were club. which w frost-bound, and ran ov the green 80 yards beyond the hole. Dennis’ achievement is considered o: of the greatest recorded. James Braid, a leading English ro: has driven a ball on frost fessional, bound ground at Walton Heath a di ar-old professional’ of the Crewe|* Leonard Besis | Moran in Bout At New Or the ‘act that Benny Leonard, light: | | weight champion, |decision bout here Saturfiay night. 1 using his left hand The ball was hit from a tee, ‘Be local boxer. i ee, bove the green, 335 yards pitched on the grouné er GOLLARBONE 1S BROKEN INTER-CLASS GAGE PLAY ne is- | tance of 395 yards, and declares that to be his longest drive. H. H. Horne,! another British professional, noted for!J. Turner of the Smith-Turner Drugs| distance driving, has recorded Se Se ‘CHAMPIONS EN ROUTE TO ~TEYAS FOR SPRING WOR | NEW YORK, Feb. Jafternoon for | will be few regulars aboard when t |train leaves, but several will | aboard en route. |more. The Hot | comprising Mays, |Shawkey, pitchers; Bush, sir team in New Orleans, Where the Only La neo of 388 yards at North Ber. New Orleaus. There! get! “Chick” Fewster and 27.—Work on|Scout Joe Kelly will get on at Balti- Springs delegation Hoyt and Schang and De-' June. Thirteen courts are being laid| vormer, atchers; and Babe Ruth, Mike down with special turf brought from|McNally and Frank Baker will join Louis Turner, 16 yearold-son of F. a!company, is suffering from a broken collarbone and other ries as the jresult of falling violently to the floor in @ basketball game betweenl the jer tripped and fell to the floor land- ing squarely on his left shoulder. The * |juries are not serious. | — {Senter and sophomore classes of the tn high school. vollarbone was broken by the impacc, The lag Is-under the care of Dr. J. C. First Foal By | Famous Horse In a melee during the gume Turn- ;Kamp who reports that’ the lad’s in- | 27.—The New| @rivers is much more difficult to ne-/ York Giants were today on their way gotiate than that at Le Mans where|to spring practice at San Amvonio, the race won by American driver “Jim-|Texas, and the Yankee adynnce guard was ready to board the train late this | he} | LEXINGTON, Ky.," Feb. 21.—The first foal of Man O'War -Samuel D. Riddle's super horse, arrived yesterday at Haylands stud here, The first born of the famous race horse {s a bay filly out of Masquerade by Disguise. Mns querade is owned by Mr. Riddle. A Maid of the Wilderness Becomes a Rebel in Society. w Is the Primal Law. Scenés from “A Virgin Paradise,” the spectacular special production which made a sensation in New York. day. The story deals with life in a South Sea Island jungle. Will come to the America Theater for a run beginning Wednes- The scenes. include the de- struction of a tropic island by a voleanic eruption, with the death of the entire population except two persons. The life of little Gratia Latham, a survivor, growing up on the de- populated island with only lions, apes and other wild animals as companions, is intensely interesting. Pearl White is the dashing, daring heroine of this unusual story. é ¢ leans injured his right LONDON, Feb. 27.—With four home champions expected | band in the first roun? he clearly out- to uphold their titles during the coming two months, and the prospect of seeing Carpentier again in a London ring, Eng- |potnted Pal Moran ip ¢ i0-round do- Leonard suffered the injury when he hit Moran a crasning blow on the George Cook, recently defeated by Carpentier, returns to/head in tne iirst stanza After that h 27, meeting Joe Beckett, the English cham-| ‘me Leonard contented himself with Moran made an unexpectedly good'the Jazzlend Athletic club, March %, showing against the champion rushing wil watch keenly the actions of \Se |Leonard to the ropes many times injscrappers during the interim. | vicious attacks. Moran was invincible sticking his chin out to the champion | through greater power credited to slight favorite but followers of Speed- foran, one was even and the other/nal! Hayden know that the phantom ts The distance is vouched for/®°ve® Went to Leonard by margins hard to hit and 1s capable of giving two members, according to the;T#"sing from a shade to outclassing! jess clever opponent an unmerci- PAGE HAYDEN ARRIVES | FORRING FIGHT | Winds Up Training for Tough Go Expected With Scotty Williams. } Sport fans here on edge for the |great battle which is expected to re- |sult when Speedball Hayden of Co- lumbus, N. M., meets Scotty Williams of Omaha in a tenround battle at | From all dope that can be gathered }it ts about a toss up. Scotty Williams his may be e ‘ful beating as is evident by his classy showings against Eddie St. Clair last summer. Public exh‘bitions of the prowess of the two athletes at the Jazzland club yesterday brought an interested group uf spectators. Hayden worked under the direction of Marshall Jackson his manager from 2 until 3 o'clock and went through some stiff paces with Eddie St. Clair and other sparring partners. Williams and Hayden met for the first time when Williams showed up for his training bout from 3 to o'clock. Both indulged in little am- eniti®s, Williams promising to knock Hayden for a goal while Hayden hop- fed that the best luck Williams had | would be to hear the birdies sing early in the fight. Walter Simpson, promoter of the fight was busy yesterday looking over the list of boxers and arranging pre- liminary numbers for the March 4 event. In addition to the main event and the pr@iminary ‘bills Simpson will stage a vaudeville performance similar to the one that made a hit at the recent match, between Wil- Mame and St. Clair. Tickets for the fight are now on sale at the Union Pool Hall and Hen- ning Billiard parlor. Demand for ac- commodation indicate that Jazzland will house the largest crowd in its history for the coming fight card. ANDERSON AND Local Bantam Expects Hard- est Battle of His Career at Sioux City. Eddie Anderson, contender for the bantamweight nahip pnd a Casper boy who is a comer in the fistic world will have one of the hardest tests of his boxing career when he meets Earl Puryear of Denver at Sioux City, Iowa tonight. True Puryear is not the champion but he is a tough, rugged battler who has proven a tumbling block for many classy lads who thought they had a chance to get into the big show. Anderson's showing against Puryear at Sioux City will be the biggest thing in his career if it results in a victory for him. If Anderson worsts Puryear it will Prove conclusively to the fight follow- ers of the east that he is of champion- ship ¢aliber and not just a flash who acted rough with the leaders of his class and then died out. Sustained fighting ability with an ability to con stantly nose to tho front is what makes champions.! The acid test is be fore Anderson tonight and his Casper followers have confidence enough in him to believe that he will méet it and triumph. Sport Calenda eecccccccsccosoco Bowling. American Bowling congress tourna- ment opens at Toledo. South Dakota state championship tournament opens at Madison, Billiards. National amateur three-cushion championship opens at Chicago. New York amateur pocket billiard championship opens at Brooklyn. Layton vs. De Oro, at Milwaukee, for world’s three-cushion title. Golf Women’s championship tournament opens at Ormond Beach, Fla Tennis. Florida men's championship tourna ment tournament opens at Palm Beach. - Handball. : Central A. A, U. championship tournament opens at Detroit. : Ray Smith vs. Jeff Smith, 12 rounds at Troy. Midget Smith vs. Mickey Nelson, eight rounds, at Philadelphia. ‘Willie Jackson vs. Frankie Rice, 12 rounds at Baltimore. MUSIC LOVERS. This is your last chance to hear the famous master pianist, Leopold Godowsky, hefore his departure for the Orient on his concert tour of three years. 2-14-13 ’ FOR RENT One suite of office rooms in the Daly Building. Phone 520-W. z in Casper. grade school basketball cham; ability will be decided in a game in which the leaders of the tourney which has been under way here during the sezson, the Park and East Casper Supremacy at 4 o'clock this evening. ‘The event will be of greater inter- est to the school children of the city than the state championship for which the Casper high school team is a weal: the high schoo records of the two teams is so known that {t is unnecesmry to contender, means to students. The well say anything on that linn Park Miug easily from all teams in the race. ‘This team defeated East in a one sided game January 9, Tho first show of strengthen by the East side team came when it defeated Central Janu- ary 24, much to the surpyise of the school tourney dapesters. Fast went along without spectacu- lar scores unti] it met Park Iebruary 6. Park was looked apon as an easy winner. East however beat the Park team handily and the East sider Jumped into second place in the tour ney. The East side team was a slow un- wieldy team at the start which con- centrated on the team play spirit in- stead of attempting to develop individ- ual stars. Tor the Park team, Davis and Van Doren, forwards stood out as the class of the grade school tour- ney, but these players were helpless against East's powerful team play. Sirice shocked by the East side vic- tory Park has changed its play some- ‘what and pro:nises to trounce the East siders roundly tonight. (CUB HURLERS IN FINE FORM . CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Reports from Catalina Island. Calif., where the Chi- cago Nationals are training, indicate) that excellent progress is being made by members of the pitching staff, al- though they have been at work but a ‘week. O50 a eae LE AUTO CLASSIC PUIRYEAR MEET; 'S STOPPED BY RAIN LOS ANGELES, Feb. 27.—The 250 mile automobile race, started yester- day at the Beverley Hills speedway, but called off at the end of the 93rd lap, when a light rain made the course dangerous, will be held next Sunday afternoon, according to officials of the Los Angeles Speedway association. pebatteaeines dil. dhaasarg Tufts College Coach Is Named MEDFORD, Mass., Feh. 27.—Ap- pointment of Edward L. Casey, of Na- tick, former Harvard half-back as foot- bail coach for Tufts college is an- nounced. He was a member of the All-American eleven in 1919. OF SPORTING N GRADE SCHOOL CAGE TITLE TO REST ON RESULT GAME TODAY: Today is a red letter day in the history of grade schools The feature is occasioned Park flashed into the forefront by win-|toledo teams in «ction the 22d annual Of All Events | CASPER GAGES DOWN IVERTOM Locals Hang Up Score of 37 to 25 in Game There Sat- February State of Wyoming County of Natrona The Board of County y by the fact that the pionship of the city in all prob- teams, will meet to decide Bowling Tourney To Open Tonight, were bad, to wit: Statement of earning or collec- tions of Hazel Conwell as clerk of the District Court within and for the County of Natrona, State of Wyoming, for the month of Sentem- ber 30, 1921. Clerk of the District Court fi -$194.60 --- 575.00 ° $769.60 The bond of Laberta E. Brown, as constable, was presented and ap- proved. The bond of Isabella M. Nelson > as suyerintendent Natrona County hospitrl was presented ind = ap- proved. Abstract Statement. Of the receipts and disburse- (Continued on Page Seven) CHICHESTER S PILLS BY hawk tect sie BY enabled it to win a comparatively victory, 37 to 25, from Riverton on the local floor Saturday ‘The oll city sq con- test by half. American Bowling congress tourna-| Resting on ity taurels Casper made ment will get under way tonight At-| sure of a steady margin of safety tn | tering the opening will be Joh. T.|the second half and played brisk | Smith. of Buffalo, president the Amer-| pcan Bowling congress and other offi- TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 27—With 32 goals each worked best for Casper while Lukehart and McCarthy with The tournarmnt wl end Apri}) 1. | During that time 1126 fivemen teams | are scheduled to roit. CONFERENCE HELD IN DENVER TO DISCUSS WESTERN FRANCHISE DENVER, Colo., Feb. 27.—A com- mittee of Western league club own- ers headed by President Tearney of the league will arrive in Denver late this afternoon for a series of ferences this evening with int. seeking to secure a franchise in the league for this city. The Joplin franchise was taken over by the league at the recen® meeting of the directors and since that time a com- mittee has been seeking to place the franchise. Two propcstiens will be presented DNS REPORTS TO THE BROWNS. LABIA ST. LOUIS, Feb. 27.—An eleven in- ning practice game featured a strenu- ous workout which Manager Lee Fohl put the first contingent of the St. Louls Americans through yesterday at the team's training camp at Mobile, Ala., according to a dispatch ‘received bere today. Pitcher “Dixie” Davis, who has been reported a holdout, made his appearance yesterday, indicating jue had come to terms. 13 Recruits In Senators’ Camp panty ai = to the league committee at the con ference here this evening. One plan Provides that a committee of busi- ness men of the city purchase the franchise and operate the club un- der a stock ownership. The other will be presented by a represen‘a- tive of William (Pa) Rourke, veteran. fe years koown as Best, Sa test, Always SOLD CORONA Weight 6 Pounds $50 $50) Cue Champ To -Detend Title MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb. 27.—John Layton will defend his three ctashion billiard world championship.in a con- test with Alfred De Oro, the Cuban ex- pert, beginning in Milwaukee tonight. The play is to continue three nights with sixty points allotted for each evening. 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