Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 21, 1922, Page 5

TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1922. be Casper Daily Cridune PAGE FIVE | First in News Of All Events GOLFERS MUST EX.CHAMPION SOx JUBILANT [Hao a AURBER CENTER = a a ell hington On ideas REET og seer me OK C0 Mee, ltashi-om ioalaoa © SHOW CLASS secure | OVER RESULTS] Diamond in wey BALL KNOGKED 222222555: MINS Seems LAND, Ore. March 21.—The For the past four years the annual tional handball champion tm 1919, de- iz eras is seem digi Coast Amateur boxing and | coast titular meet has been held either | feated Code of Chicago two games SEATTY Ae ” cham no held at S - | LE, Wash. March 21. the| Seems “Bi fad | iz mpionships will be held at San Francis. Los Angeics. The | pose SE Record Must Be) without giving his oproment a single] Will Play All-Star Aggrega-|University of Indiana baseball team) Saye ewer and: Deader | Gnd 21 under the aus-|last time the meet was held in the Consistent to Compete in serve in the opening gumes of the ion Fro: i will meet the University of Washi Multnomah A: orthwest it ry Amateur Play. Neten A: 4 UC. keemnn tourme| OT pe Reged Towne mtn cae bes ae oe oli - append Seattle Club. AT LITTLE ROCK—Charies Ren-| A "aa read amie ee oa ment which opened here Monday. ‘guin. coraing * te aguodcensentiicy Gretuate| |trop, Little Rock, claimant of world’s) The geies Athletic club and Darwin Meisnest of the|, Kar 3 Sy Cal. March 21.—Wal- | middieweiste wrestling championship, ;the Olympic club of San Francisco) MITCHELI, OUTPOINTS DOYLE. NEW YORK, March 21—Gotfprs CHICAGO, —_— . ot Washington. The In-|'t® McCredie, manager of the Seattle/ won twentieth straight match by de-| have already signified their tntentions| AT MUSKEGON-— Pinkie Mitchell, . March 21—The Chick Untworsaty ctub of the Pacific coast league, is|feating Mike Nestor, protege of Zbys-jof sending teams of ten baxors and| Milwaukee,’ won Ghilian, once we ie the first to complain abou in straight falls. } wrestlers to Doyle, Detroit, in ten-round bou' who compete in the national amatour g0 Americans were jubliant today fol | @iana.equad is due in Seattle May 23 championship tournament next sum- S rt Notes lowing their victories over the New|0n Seis mer must bave shown evidence of po York Nationals Saturday a:. Sunday, |!st lap of a tour of the Far East. | “class” under the plans considered by according to reports received here ——_— James D. ee ee of the eligi- from their training camp at Seguin bility committee of United States! “wneyu have to dig up Texas. a better Golf association. Sensational per-| srapper than Joo Beckett as an op-| The White Sox today were ached- to attract eeseeeeoooe formances in sectional organizations | DoS yo Jack Dempecy, uled to play a team of stars.gathered Sport Catendar: will avail little, for a golfer’s tourna-| 1) rns from Seguin and the nearby towns, at record extendii r e Eee a sieaeeaahio te hide 80 Seguin. Commencing Saturday, it] SC*CCooeooosoosoosoovocos _| Pitcher Virgil-Barnes-ts-making his | Wa6 said, the White Sox pilot will send Golf. be permitted to-enterthe list of com-) 114 a:tempt to land a regular job|his pitchers over the entire route in] iorida amateur championship tour-| p? petitors. on the pitching staff of the Gianta | the-exhibition games. nament epens at Orlando. “Sectional associations have not al+ ‘The Chicago Nationals were ready| Florida winter championsbtp:tourna | ways shown bese cop Phenol a Mrs. Walter Johnson and her three} for the finishing touches to their:traii-| ment, at St. Augustine. | Co ee ct entelon for|{hidren are at Tampa, where Walter }ing on Catalina island, Calif. before Bowling. os aiennek” romped ptkeninadeed fs In training with the Washington|starting their string of exhibitior! Annual tournament of American) has Increased so rapidly that it is ne- Senators. games which follow the breaking of| Bowling congress, at Toledo. cessary 0 OTRCt mT eet ets oc|,, Basketball has enjoyed a great sea-)to their Jair, after throe victories on| International amateur” tndoor. cham- Fe coatacd rans siren ‘will be a ha: a ‘son, and hockey, too, has had a pros-|the mainland and Manager Killefer|pionships, at Milwaukee. peo is year will be a handi-| perous year in the-citkes-that follow |expremed the hope that his players cap of four or less on the fatgeadh a had at lest struck their stride. K. 0. Loughlin vs. Morris Lax, 10 Scares oy ae eta os. | penn Relay Team” SPECTACULAR CASH MERCHANDISING STROKE arrived at Jacksonville early, Sees si ektabeetbas aeeecke Jewelry sna waten repatring Dy ¢- pert workmen. All work guaranteed |OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MIDWEST LUNCH AND CAFETERIA CO., FORMERLY LOC WES SPORT FLASHES = or meaeeee aa Simtla Goes to London caress Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0.8 ery YARDS, WHICH HAS GONE BANKRUPT AND WAS PURCHASED OF THEN be iar us = ee tie Sa oe abe ] CLOTHIERS AT A TREMENDOUS DISCOUNT. THIS Ar Pee so YORK—Joe Barman, Chi- looks like a big Imgue star. NEW YORK, March 21.—The Unt- bantamweight, defeated Midget versity of Pennsylvania fourmile re- ‘Suth of Now York by judge's deci | Ever Hammer, tho Chicnge Mght-|iay team sailed today for London, sion after 12-round bout. Johnny Men-| Weight, who was quite a flash a fow| where on April § it will meet similar delsotm, Milwaukee lightweight given | ¥3r8 ago, is journeying enst to start|teams from Oxford and Cambridge| judge's decision over Pete Hartley, | 8nether boxing campaign. untversities in an international inter-/ New York, tm-eight rounds. collegiate contest which will be the feature of the Achilles club reiay Herman, ex-bantam chapion, and of|mect. The Pennsylvania team consist- Young Montreal, believes that Mon-/ed of five one-mile runners, four com- treal is in line to cop the bantam-| petitors and one alternate substitute. weight title. — ——— Meet mo-at the Smoke Frouse. Wromn STOCK IS NOW BEING SACRIFICED HEATER PRICES CUT AND SLASHED TO UNBELIEVABLE LOW LEVELS IF YOU ARE IN EARNEST IN YOUR DESIRE TO SAVE, JOIN THE HAPPY CROWDS OF ECON THAT HAVE BEEN ATTENDING OUR BANKRUPT SALE. icgsamsc a ae Sammy Golden, manager of Pete 10c and 25c NOW PLAYING LEONARD BESTS CLINTON. _ | attraction on the vandeville stage. boxed Johnny Clinton, New England} ‘The Cleveland Indians ran into} lightweight title holder in no decision | tough weather at Dallas, the team be- bout. ing able to work outdoors only one) R day in the first ten-spent-in-the Texas | ARGENTINA BOXER WINS. city. | AT NEWORK—Louls Firpo, Argen- —— tina, claimant of heavyweight cham-| Sam Langford is not the “demon || Fortify the system plonship of South America knocked | battler” he was once, but the old against Colds, Grip out Sailor Maxted in seventh round of | colored party is still in the rimg after | and Influenza by 12-round match. twenty years of tho wear and war taking | of the fight game. DENVER GETS HURLER. AT SEATYLE — President Jim Boldt of Seattle club of Pacific coast . league, announced arrangements for Sey, malo of Pitcher Al Deinarce to Denver) Faery Wills, who in tas eta ay eater eames, the call as tho next opponent of Jack | America’s Pal, in “GODS GOLD’ A fight between savages and mutineers, the burning of two great ships in San FITZSIMMONS LANDS KAYO. = AT ST. LOU It is said that George Burns re/ ceived a thousand dollars when he i knocked out Ora Dean, Staunton, Ill, | agreed to his transfer from Cleveland in sixth round. to the Red Sox. Have to pay ‘em, [1] — evidently, to join the Sox nowadays. o SALT LAKH RESULTS. = iy? Francisco Harbor, the res- AT SALT LAKE CITY—Kid Davis! Leroy T. Brown of Dartmouth, the cue of a beautiful girl f ‘ r | has his . A of Salt Lake given decision over Jim|new indoor high jump king, winine a lair of bandits, and other CaNahan of New York, at end of six pte carbene Ne mn thrills galore combine to le K , Salt Lake, | which 0 be staged Har. * . round bout. Charlie Kindo, t Lake ip | make this Picture a most given decision over Jock Roth, Chi-|vard stadium next May. | t ire cago jn six rounds, H tablets appealing, exciting In John Weissmuller, of Chicago, ee sti apy : and which destroy germs, act GARCIA DEFEATS GRIFFIN. |and Charles Speer, the Mercersbure | Walch Gestroy germs. ect AT EL PASO.— Frankic Garcia,| aquatic sensation, Uncle Sam has 2 | tem in condition £9 throw of Also 2-Reel' Comedy Griffin of Fort Won ae one t| | RES ee Sean taeesonath: fe aeecee, <br Onin Sete PA R RS” ame mamme sex |S. Louis Clubs | Be sure you set WEDNESDAY A ere acter oe cae B R a) fa ra) First Run Picture Pueblo, after ten fast rounds. Break Camp Soon JA os ake : Famous Story Landis Invited To Datias Game DALLAS, Texas, March 21-—A-tele- urging Judge Landis, supreme ° The Union ° Mill Co. Is prepared to take care of} all kinds of cabinet work. |’ Also job work of any de- scription. 402 S. Durbin Phone 1462 Deseball teams today were in the last week of training at ‘their Pals in war—reported lost—and now they breezed back home! A ~d well who, fearing the law, was perfectly willing to stay “dead.” A aor Cae Hae pens shell shocked out of his name and passed into a habit of stealing anything in Dallas Writes, the day of tte chacity sight. A roaring bucko whose “resurrection” spoiled step-mama’s plans for col- ara ticbetarl gama haat bees | CC lecting insurance. = ou jadge «in St. perenne: : EVER LAUGH FOR A SOLID HOUR? TRY THIS ONE! ee ; All of the continents have towne-or villxges bearing Rome. COLUMBIA rs | | eo oanne oe | Ts Ollie Blanchard tGE_ FITZMAUE 4GEORGE FITZMAURICE as. kG Ges “ON PATROL” THE CLEVER MUSICAL PLAYLET A Mack Sennett Comedy. : TODAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “The Girl And The Rose” Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c Taken from Harris’ and Proys’ Vaudeville Fit. See DOROTHY SIEVER in Spanish Dance. PHOTOPLAY PROGRAM ““THE CITY SPARRO’ WITH ETHEL CLAYTON Admission 40c Shows at 7 and 9 Block West of Henning “THREE, GOLD COINS” A TALE OF LOVE, STUNTS AND ROMANCE, —ALSO— : “THE JAILBIRDS” Sunshine Comedy. VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY