Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1922, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE World Results By Leased Wire COWLEY WINS FROM WORLAND: Last Year’s First Place i Champs Lose savy weight \3 1 \1 | a score of 16 ng was tied because c both teams play: ce was gathered | a game both ry play, for the It was “hardest fought contests of th ment. With the mp?orship pf ity the state title will be/* victory Class A and in tonight = LS nH iT HORNSBY 10 MEASURE STICKS TODAY, ST, LOUIS, March 18.—Babe Ruth, king of swat, and Rogers Hornsby, slugger extraordinary, are to mea ure bats this afternoon when the New York Americans and the Bt. Louls Nati s meet in the first con- test of a at New ing camp. to ans, the Yankees’ train- The other game is sched- uled for tomorrow. chs ute, and neck today, team had the b won, 14 to 10. lid condition o the close guarding | Rawlins prevented consistent scoring. | Lester and Quinlan played best f casper. | per had a two-point lead. | was tied and the game went to Rawl- he contest and|ins when O'Moella’s long shot went for soccer eleven of Brooklyn, N. rived here this morning to play the Scullin team of St. Louis tomorrow LARAMIE; Wyo., March 18.—The pressure of three ter- rific games in one day proved too much for Casper yester- day and after nosing out a victory over Glenrock in the morn- ing was unable to withstand the attack launched by Chey- enne, losing 14 to 10. the tournament Casper fought viciously against Rawlins last he strain, the * STOPPER DEFEATS ROLFE With eliminating Casper. Cheyenne and Casper fought nec but the capital t of long she and fought ast few moments. E ing kept Casper from er and Mc but their | were erratic on delivery Rawlins is credited with eliminat- Casper from the tournament. The elty warriors opened strong but indulged in by Up to the last minute ¢ ‘The score ringer just (before the game ended. Bowling 7 M. eet Is Scheduled LOUIS, March 18.—The States Rowing association Cen. an- nounced today that the regatta of the association, whict Veorta, will be has been awarded July 7 and 8. Soccer Title Game Scheduled ST. LOUIS, March 18.—The Todd ¥., ar © championship of the es, Both teams worked for the title game. Thomas . President of, the United “ootball association, is in arge of the event. RECORDS BROKEN. MAVEN—Frve world’s rec- ords were smashed in the Carnegie pool by the championship Nale swim- NEW N. L. Guerasey, Now ming team. York, broke bis own record for the 75-foot plunge when he won tho event CHICAGO—John Pesek George Walker, Canadian heav PESEK THROWS WALKER from ~ rounds here last night. 3 ed repeatedly but refused to take! .| plonships at Princeton. only one chance to remain in IN TEN-HOUND BATTLE Neb., March 18.—John welterweight, an- d Billy Rolfe, in 10! Stopper was mercifully defea the fight on this kind of a decision. Stopper was the aggressor throughout and showed near champion class. The bout was staged under the auspices of | Hartman post No. &4, American Le-{ gion. | Sport Calenda | Swimming. New Enginnd intercollegiate cham. pionships, at Boston. National interscholastie champton- ships, at Princeton, N. J. Central A. A. U. champlonship events, at Milwaukee. Track. ‘Western conference indoor cham-| | pionships, at Chicago. Basketball. New England high school cham} plonships, at Medford, Mass. Indiana state high school cham. pionships at Indianapolis. ! Jlinois state High [chool ‘chamr pionships, at Urbana. New Jersey state high school cham: Gymnastics. Western confe ce championships, at Madison, Wis. Fencing. Western conference championships, | ut Madison, V | championship , Fla. Close of w tournament, ai r, Athletics. Meeting at Chicago to Western Intercollegiate United States championship final, at St. Louis, (Sunday). Wrestling. Western conference championships, at Madison, Wis. Boxing. Mike O'Dowd vs. Soldier Bartticld 12 rounds at Brooklyn. organize Mid- conference. “i x ARKSBURG, W. Auto Be erak pemenes ceranieneal ioe iS champion, - Electrical ords for the 400, 500 and 600-yard and pew iter wey, St Sconne Company one mile relay races. STOPPER WINS BOUT. Duna . COLUMBUS, N. M.—Johnny Stop- 136 East NEW YORK—Jbhnry Dundee of| nor Denver, given referees decision Midwest ladies Sule apes over Billy Rolfe in 10 rounds. Ave. Sharley White, Ch ——_————— ——— of their 15 round Square Gar HOCKEY TEAMS TIE. BOSTON — Westminster and St. Paul, Minn., hockey teams battled for three periods and two overtime pe- riods with neither team scoring a goal in the first gs » final two WE OME é ar games of national amateur champion- ship title. LOGAN AND P. DGET DRAW. n, Omaba and ST. CLOUD, MIN feated Aleck Sawdy, straight falls. St. Cloud, fn lone Smith, Den-| 10 round bout. They Paci won newspape: | Jones, Alliance, in | const we cision over Jimmy 32 rounds. OINTED. ano, Pueblo. veonard Malady, | . at end of 15th round a S PILLS | SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE lf Vesta Batteries AT LOWER PRICES Two-Year Guarantee. Casper Battery Company 508 E. Yellowston Hwy. Phone 907 SERVICE We have just received a We have them for practical isfaction guaranteed. We cordially invite you to come | in and look them over. TAILORING Your Pick of Any Suit Pattern in the Store.--Strictly Hand-Tailored With the Best of Linings *25° to 5022 $40 to $60 Values SPRINGS shipment of these Springs. ly all makes of cars. Sat- Che Casper Daily Cribune BOXER OS OF HGRTINJURIES Investigation Into eae of Charles Havlicek Is Made at Omaha. OMAHA, Neb., March 18.—Investi- m into the death of Charles Hav- Omaha boxer, 20 ,minutes after yas knocked out ty Ray Darter of Sioux City, Yown, here last night, will be held tomerrow according to Lum Doyle, state boxing commissioner. “It is terrible," Doyle last night. “T ‘cannot understand it. Surely he was examined by a competent physician | before the bout and pronounced in ex- nt condition, becauso he was so. an would dare «21y a man s fit to enter the ring unless ft was 20. Dr. M. J. Ford, who examined the boy said he wag in excellent condition | before the fight. Death was duo, the doctor said, to paralysis of the respl- ratory center when his head struck the canvas. | An inquest wil! be held late this aft- ernoon. Havlicek was known in the boxing world as ,‘Terry 0” err oee The fa. tal bout was bis thir third fs $1,000 Pigss On Walking Match ST. 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