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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922. | | | Malody has the advantage. He lacks the class that characterizes Dunbar’s work but he is a more sturity punch. er than the local man and in all Probability will strive for an earty| knockout, Dunbar promises to mix up a lot of trouble for the Laramie CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 8.—The schedule of the Cincinnati Nationals) from the ume the players left Cin- cinnati on Sunday, March 5, for the spring training camp at Mineral Wells, Texas, follows: March --—Arrive at Mineral Wells. March %99—At Mineral Wells, In addition to the main event which will go 10 rounds there will be two shorter preliminary numbers and a vaudeville entertainment. was learnga ixlay Graham, recruit from Sioux Towa, has badly fractured his right hand, a foul from Ray Schalk's bat with Roy Wilkinson pitching tearing the fiesh from Graham's thumb. was removed immediately to a sanitar-. lum and a light operation performed. t will Be probably two weeks before he can get back into the workout Manager Gloason said today. oe SSS TRIAL CONTINUED. MONTREAL, Mareh 7.—Counsel for the Rev. Adelard Delorme, accused slayer of his half brother, Raoul De torme, obtained a continuance until March 14, when the abbe appeared in court today for a hearinp. Cit 10—Vets vs. Colts, at Miner- 1i—Fort Worth, at Fort 12—Fort Worth, at Fort March 13-14-15-16i7—At Mineral Wells training. March 1§—Cleveland, at Dalles. March 1$—Cleveland, March = 20-21-22-23-2 Wells training. March 25—Oklahoma City at Okla-/ homa City. March 26—Oklahoma City, at Okla- homa City. March 27—Tulsa, at Tulsa. March 28—Enid, at Enid. World Results Work of Reds. |battlers meet Eddie Anderson at a career, he will be going up against From the records of the two boys New York Fans Relieved of i By Leased Wire ‘The battle at the J/azzland Athletic Numerous Exhibition Games Laxen Dunbar tomorrow night will jlater date in Casper. While Dunbar one of the toughest battlers be has | § Anxiety on Announcement cCHEDULE FOR WINNER OF MALODY-DUNBAR GO. | SIGN CONTRACTS NEW YORK, March 8—Hearts of the fans were cheered with good news ‘from both the Giants and Yankees , announcing that Jess Barnes, MicGraw’s pitching ace in last man when they meet tomorrow night. | evertaken the Chicago White Sox, it] Catcher Roy V./@nd two laps. He} STRINGS OUT. | Two Teams Sueceed in Lap-| ping Opponents in Six- Day Contest. NEW YORK, March $.—The teams of Brocco and DeRuyter and McNa mara and Grenda, which lapped the field Just night in the six day bicycle |race at Madison Square Garden, main-| | tained their advantage at § a. m. to- jday. They had pedalied 1,042 miles Thirteen other teams were a lap behind. | ‘The record for the 56th Hour is 1,159 miles and five laps, made by Anderson and Dupuy, seven years ge Noes ht. satires Second Round OF - Tourney Begins KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 8,—The eight games of the second round of the National A. A. U. championship bas. ketba!l tournament were scheduled to be played off today. The first round of 16 games was completed last night year's world's series, and Aaron Ward peppy second baseman of the Ameri cans, had come to terms and signed their 1922 contracts. March 29—Wichita, at Wichita. March 30—Joplin, at Joplin. March 31—Joplin, at Joplin. April 1—Springfield, at Springfield April 2—Springfield, at Springfield. April 3—Vets vs. Colts, at Evans ville. April apolis April apolis. April April April April TO COLD FOR PIRATES TO WORK. PITTSBPRGH, Pa. March 8—A FLORES OUTPOINTED. light workout around a track with! 4+ s.sttie—Joe Harrahan wins de- lmbering up exercises indoors marked| cision over Macario Flores, Manila yesterday's program of activities at|iiehtweight. Roy McCaslin, Bremer: the Pittsburgh Nationals training pamien jarden: camp in West Baden, Ing., cold wn ets @ Sey = weather has retarded the Pirate pre- liminary training program. SPEAKER LISTS “ITCHING STARS. CLEVELAND, 4—Indianapolis, at Indian- b—Indianapolis, at Indiap- at Louisville. at Louisville. at Louisvisie. Cincinnati. 6—Louisvilie, 7—Loulsville, 8—Louisville, 9—-Boston at — -> BOY SCOUT CAGE FIVES WILL CLASH IN GAME The boys of Troop Four and Five will come togethe: tomorrow evening at the old high ychool in a basketba. game. The Trovp Five team is flushee with several victories and not much has been head from Troop Four this season altheagh last year Troop Fou carried off the laurels from every Scout Treop in Casper except Troor One. Spain Is Out For Davis Cur BOXERS FIGHT DRAW. + | At Los Angeles—John ‘Trambitas, |Portland, and “Monk” Fowler, New Ohio, March 8.—/Orleans, box four round draw. Coveleskie, Bagby, Morton, Uhle, Soth- ron and Mails will be the pitchers: Janager Speaker of the Cleveland In-| ians will depend on this season ac-| cording to advices received from the spring training camp at Dallas. FLEMING WINS WITH CUE. At Chicago—Frank I. Fleming, Champaicn, IIL, won national amateur title in three cushion billiards, defeat jing Adolph (Spike) Spielman, Chicago CATCHER GRAHAM BREAKS. === == —— HAND IN SOX WORKOUT ese ears |Francisco, knocked out Johnny Don |nelly, Philadelphia, in fourth round of scheduled eight round bout. Frankie | Rice, Baltimore defeated Whiuey “HGUIN, Texas, March 8.—Mlsfor-| Fitzgerald, Philadelphia, eight aye = denartment has As, Carl Tr in Taste is a matter of tobacco quality NEW YORK, March 8—Spain fered the Davis cup lists with the ing by cable of a challenge for international team tennis champ! ship trophy. Spain was a newcomer in this cr petition last season. Drawn again British isles in the first round, t Spanish team* played in Europe ar lost. ‘The team’s chances are more fo vorably regarded this year, however. We state it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfieldeare of finer quality (and hence of better tastc) thanin any other cigarette at the price. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co Cycling. ‘Third day of annual six-day race in Madison Square Garden . Bowling. Annual tournament of American Bowling congress is Toledo. Shoot International cab! tween Yale ant Ox Ss ming. Southern Pacific A. A. U. champion- ship events at Los Angeles Golf. Highteenth annual eee tourna nt at Pinehurst, N. C. "Varna woma: championship tournament at Belleair, Fla. Southeastern championship tourna: ment at Jacksonville, Fia. Palm Beach championship tourna- ment at Palm Beach, Fla Motor Boat. Wood-Fisher trophy ‘races at Mi- ami, Fla. Wi ‘resting. Marin Plestina vs. William Demet- rifle match be hesterfic of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended a SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE outboxed Joe O'Donnell, Gloucester N. J., in eight rounds, Kid Wagner. Philadelphia and Liuetenant | Earl Baird, Seattle, fought six rounds to draw. MARTIN KAYOES ANOTHER. At Williamson, W. V.—Bob Martin, A. E. F. heavyweight champion, scor- ed third knockout in as many do vhen he disposed of Rickie Stollard n second round of scheduled 12-roun bout. LEWIS DOWNS WRESTLER. At Indianapolis—Ed “Strangler Lewis, defeated John. Grandovitch ¢ laine, in straight falls SMITH OUTYOL.TS DALEY. At New Yorl—Midget Smith wo judge's decision over Frankie Dalc Staten Island, after 12-rounds. DRAW AT JUAREZ. 4t Juarez—Jimmy Barry, Mexica light heavyweight of Oakland r ms lowers, negro middlewe eld PAGE NINE Casper high school should win hand- Oy from Riverton in the game which is scheduled tonight at the high schoo! gymnasium to decide the contest for supremacy between these two teams. Plans have been made to insure a grest tournout for this game which will be one of the final games of the season on the local floor. After the game tonight Casper will take it ear: until Sunday when the team wil lIesve ‘or Laramie to enter the state chan Heoater and Ruel Kopeky and Ers-| kine were two lap# hebind the leaders. | Among Holdouts BOSTX March 8.—Eddie nd Mu Ruel were added st of Red Sox holdouts today. patches f; Mot Springs, Ark Red Sox training grounds, said tha Foster had refused to sign at year’s salary and that Ruel also was in disagreement with the gnanage ment, and missing. — ‘MILWAUKEE GLUB GETS INTO UNIFORMS TODAY MILWAUKEE, March 8—The Mik waukee baseball club of the American association will arrive Carruthersvil! Mo., its training camp today. Ma: user Harry C k was already in the amp having made advance prepara ions for the men. Milwaukee will have a real ball team this year,” President Borchert said. We still need two or three good pitch rs, but negotiations are under wAy which I think will bring them to u xry Clark was engaged to succee . last year’s pilot. 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