Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 5

~ EQUIPMENT FOR TRACK S BUILT Canada} uled to be played with the -West- \, with professional tall players, but| ern league champions was called “ when it comes to hockey all of the] off, the Reds moving on to Joplin ‘ ’ / T | MIXED BOUT 5 SCHEDULED HER HEMPEL TO BATTLE GEO. M'LEOD The question of-a wrestler’s chances agai i ; 0 8 against a b: mixed match in which each plays his own sans, aetanbtie raised by the Proposed boxing-wrestling bout between Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the boxing ring, and Ed (Strangler) Lewis, heAvyweight mat champion, has been brought home to Casper. Arguments over Dempsey’s | chances have result: » a plang fo similar bout here. Jack Hempel, erstwhile trainer of bis Jess Willard, is of the opinion th Lewis would stand no chance aga Dempsey in such a battle. George McLeod, sports Promoter and an ex ponent of the wrestling art, takes th: other view of tbe contest and offered to prove it by a bout with Hempel. As & result the bout was agreed to, Hem pel to wear gloves and McLeod to use wrestling tactics, and the raatch will be staged at Mills in the near future Discussion of a sidebdet led to an agreoment that the winner.of the bout should take all the recetpts but no other money is to be posted. tions for track in the high| Hempel, when in trim, weighs around school and grade schools this year the 206-pound mark and is a giant in — prado on a large scale. ‘The| Stature. McLeod, on the other hand. verge Zs ent of the|!* ® middleweight and during his wres ae ee eee | overt making | ing career was never thrown by a beep ort rele Pep fas man of his own claus. In meeting ons “2 o bab the, nen | Hemnel tn euch a boot be sit give As oe og state for this de |®¥@Y¥ considerable in weight but he is peretos | EB cs. The equip.|®#euine as to the outcome. Hem pate the needs {Pel {8 equally confident of his chances paper eect ep peel in such a match and no little interest . akg ae yet|h8s been aroused among the ring owing to the inclement weathr that | “*"* sr, Se Tonto "= 18 SWIMMING RECORD AT OMAN 1S LOWERED gym is all that has been possible. OMAHA, Neb, March 30—When Sport Notes Miss Ethel Baker of the New York Women’s Swimming association won Boockel is playing Pak at the lant Toes Dell /tho national sunior 220-yard Amateur Athletic union swimmi mt here getting his share of the hits, cathe last night in three minutes, two and one-fifth seconds, she lowered the un- jon’s 1921 record for that event, made by Thea Cavill of Oakland, Cal. Miss Edith MoGary, Miss Baker’s club mate was second and Miss Helen Condon of Omaha, third. The western amateur athletic union senior 60-yard open championship swim and other events will be held tonight. Manual Training Workers Turn Out First Class Equip- ment at High School. to Yankeo gossip Cari Mays is in fine shape and ready to go the distance right now. Duffy Lowis, tho old American league star, is having his first troub- les as a manager in trying to de- velop a winner for Salt Lake. Unytre Bob Hart, of the National league, is a crack roller polo player and a member of a Now England team. SPEAKER NAMES PITCHING STAFF. CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 30.— Coveleskie, Bagby, Uhle, Sothoron, Mails, Morton and Keefe will form the regular pitching staff of the Cleveland Indians this summer, ac- cording to dispatches from Dallas to newspapers here. In addition, one or two cecruit pitchers might be carried. They will be selected from Barton, Odenwald, Lindsey, Guess, Pott and Bissonette, with the first two having the tnside track. boxer, it remains to be seen how much of a champion ho is. est tennis player, figures tralia is about duo to lift the Davis cup this year. Johnny Buff bas had his trip to Europe, Johnny Kilbane ts over now, and Harry Greb and Jack Dempsey are to follow. Joe Dugan of the Eed Sox got a late start in his training because of sick- ness, but he now looks fit for the championship season. PIRATES START ON PLAYING TOUR. PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 30.— The Pittsburgh National league teanggwas duo to leave Hot Springs, Ark., today on the first leg of Its In meeting Harry Greb it looks as if Gene Tunney, light heavyweight champion, bas undertaken the hard- est job of his boxing career. barnstorming tour, with Little Rock cement bese ore oom fore | Sone fmt mop view Tecaved tale ce ‘om losing their titles by} here stated. The Inst day at train- the points scoring system. ing camp was rainy. ‘The Pirates will open the season Miss Florence Flower, women's with the Cardinals at St. Louis, pocket billiards champion, puts up a at ‘The Yannigans will remain game that would make many knights} Hot Springs another week of the cue work hard to beat. REDS TO PLAY Branch Rickey had eleven onutfield-| JOPLIN TODAY. ers working out with the Cardinals, CINCINNATI, March 30.—Ratny buat failed to discover any startling | weather again greeted the Cincin- performer among the rookies. natia National league baseball team Wichita and the game sched- at Uncle Sam may supply where a game is scheduled for to- day. crack club wielders come from north of the border, CHICAGO CUBS RUN INTO RAIN. CHICAGO, March 30.—Although ing in widely separated Jack McAuliffe, recently returned from England, is having a hard time of it trying to interest promoters in/ a dack Dempsey-Joe Beckett bou' BROWN’S SAXAPHONE SIX (COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH ARTISTS) merica’s Finest Musical Organizations, Appearing at Gee kee "Three Days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Admission—Matinees, 40c; Evenings, 55c. FOLLOWING THE BIG LEAGUERS TRIBUNE'S PAGE Occidental to Enter Relays DES MOINES, Towa, March 30.— college of Les Angeles, Cal, notified Kenneth Wilson, ath- letic director at Dratse university that it probably would send to the Drake relays here April 25 amd 29 teams in several relay races ‘tn fhe college sec- tion and entrants in the high jump, the high burdies and several dash events. As Te ae Ee COWBOY NINE BOOKS GAMES Seven Basebail Games on Tentative Schedule An- nounced for Season. LARAMIE, Wyo, March 30-—The following tentative schedule has been arranged for the University of Wyo- ming baseball team for the spring campaign April 26, Colorado college-at Lara. mie, and on the 27th. May 6, Fort Russell at Laramie. May 10, Fort Russell at Cheyenne. May 13, open. May 19. Denver untversity at Den- 24. Colorado Aggies at Lara- May 31, open. June 3, Golden Miners at Laramie. ‘The most promising pitchers for the Cowboys thus far are Layman, Eckles and Erb. All these have had more or less-experience in high school ball, and will develop into stellar uni- versity twirlers. Toledo Hurler Goes to Ohma TOLEDO, Ohio, March 30-—Pitcher Art Stokes, who finished last year with the Toledo Anrrican association ‘club, today was released to the Omaha club of the Western league and start e1 immediately to San Antonio to join the Omaha team. Sadi veer sot EEE Mect me at the Smoke Frouse. of the country rain kept the Chi- cago Americans and Nationals: idle yesterday. The White Sox sched- uled to play at Shreveport, La were awakened by rain pattering against the sleeping car windows and moved on for a game today with the Vicksburg Cotton State leaguers. ‘The sun was shining at San Fran- cisco at game time but the Seals’ park was wet and the Cubs crossed the bay to meet the Oakland club today. ATHLETICS PLAY CARDINALS AGAIN. PHILADELPHIA, With three defeats chalked up against therm, the Philadelphia Americans accompanied by their conquerors, the St. Louis Nation- als, went to Orange, Texas, today for the fourth game of the inter- league series. W*OmIN THEATER 10c and 25c Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. March 30.— TODAY ONLY Story of the Klondike from the Poem by ROBERT W. SERVICE MACK SENNETT COMEDY TOMORROW Constance Talmadge pa he Casper Daily Cridune SPORTING j > ° ° ° WORLD'S RECORDS BROKEN. AT NEW ‘YORK—Worid'’s (erto- ming records for 400, 500 and 600 yards were broken by the Tltinols athletic club team In events at the NEWS 5 CHAEFER DEFEATS HOPPE AGAIN] SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE GE FIVE First in News Of All Events | ‘ ur champion Kinjo Ikeda, Bowling. SWIMMING MEET POSTPONED. ournament of Americar DETROIT, MICH —National and| ngress, at Toledo jCentral A. A. U. swimming champion Boxing. |ehip scheduled to be held here Satur-| Pacific Coast amatens champicn- | hips, at Portland, Ore. New York athletic cinb aquatic car nival. STECHER DEFEATS MAHMOUT. AT BOSTON—Joo Stecher defeated Yousiff Mahmout, Balkan wrestier in straight falls. CHICAGO, March 30.—Jake Schaefer today remained world’s champion at 18.2 balkline billiards. In a heart- breaking finish last night, he nosed out the veteran Willie! Hoppe, 1,500 to 1,468. Thereby “Young Jake” proved his, two previous victories over the man who for 16 years reigned DUNN OUTPOINTS FREEMAN. AT HOT SPRINGS—Tommy Free- man of this city lost a referee's decis. fon in a ten round bout to Jimmy Dunn, Salt Lake. The men are light weights. LEWIS THROWS LONDOS. AT ST. LOUIS—Ed_ (Strangier) Lewis, world’s heavyweight wrestling | champion defeated Jimmy, Londos im straight falls. 3 ROP WINS MATCH j 6-6, according to tho schedule. |Iowa State at Ames May 12-13; Towa| A series of elimination heavyweight |State here, May 17-18; Kansas at Lin wrestling bouts is now under way |coln, June 3, and Nebraska at Kansas, with the object of picking an op-|June 5, completes the schedule. ponent for “Strangler” Lewis in a| The Cornhusker pilferers and toss- Ahamibhouihip ‘coaitest. ers have been practicing daly for |nearly three weeks now, and the large \xquad of talent that has turned out gion men are invited to attend. |for the team leada Coach Owen Frank A dance has been scheduled for the|to predict a successful season. A middie of April, but the exact date has| large amount of seasoned material has not been decided upon. donned the uniforms, ae supreme in the world of balkline billiards were not flukes and at the same time erased from the family escutcheon a smear marked ‘ there 15 years ago when Hoppe, then| in his teens, defeated the elder Jake| Schaefer, the “Wizard,” father of) “Young Jake.” { The match was described by the many experts as one of the greatest in the history of the game. | Hoppe, in his new role of challenger. was great even in defeat. Ee actually | RENT took the third block by 16 points a AT LITTLE scoring 516 to Jake's 600 and hada bet-| x7; ee c aa ht ter average in defeat than did the vio. Will Play Schedule of Games Nabe Conegrers sek oat cake me eas on tortious champion, while his high run} at Home and Out-of-Town |¢rom Peter James of Chirag. of 360, made the first night, shaded This Year. eens Schaefer's best by cight points. | The nal ek ee ho | ‘EIGHTEEN BALL GAMES ing than the first two, did not displa: A baseball team has been organized the finished billlards Schaefer and|by George W. Vroman Post No. 2 of| Hoppe showed while the game was be-/the American Legion, which will play) | low 1,000 points. Both showed marked /many home and out of town gamex | evidence of severe nervous tension and|during the coming season. There is) = both more frequently resorted to sufo-|"plendid material in the local organ-| —— | ty play. ization to produce such a team as will! LINCOLN, Neb. March 30.—Eleven Until Schaefer's final inning, his/@f@w attention from other teams| games on the road and seven games nt Bist stand at the table, the game was|®fund the state. A tentative lineup|home.aro on the baseball schedule of ‘anybody’s.” It was the champion’s|®@# been arranged and it includes }the University of Nebraska, the first | third fling at the {vories with his|™&y Players who are weli known in|at which will be played against the string showing a count above 1,400.|WYoming as being the real stuff. |Oklahoma Sooner nine at ,Norman/ Hoppe had two chances after his count} Meanwh!'e there will also be organ-|Okla., today, Friday and Saturday, | passed the 1,400 point. On his last|tzed the Twlicht League, so called be-| Kansas Iowa State try the former champion, needed only |Cause it plays in the late afternoon,| Kansas Univ 45 points to regain the title, miscued This will be made up of employes of fourl Valley conference teams that after running 13. Schaefer then tal-\the Standard Wafinery and Casper|Will journey to Lincoln In the home lied the final 10 with which he re-|business men. The schedule will be 6ames. The other two games will be tained the champlonshi !so arranged that fans will be able to Played with Nebraska Wesleyan, April — {see this team in action during the|!5 and April 22. | period when ‘the American Legion| Following the Sooner games, the ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT team will be out of town. |Cornhusker diamond squad will go to | Both teams should elicit the support | Marshall, Mo., for a game with Mis: jot Casper tans. ‘Their superiority will | 5ouT! Mor! y: eet iar ge Probably be challenged by other teams | follows a two game series with Mis- INSTALLED BY LEGION or by the Kiwantans, the ‘Trib. |S0urt university at Columbia, April 5-6 une and other business organizations. | Nebraska will meet the Kansas Ag- — Casper will see real baseball this sum. gies at Manhattan, April 28-29, and the wien mer. ‘The American Legion of Casper has been making extensive preparations for the training and entertainment cf its members outside the realm of basc- ball. Mats, strilims bags, gloves, in hort everything needed for indoor athletics has been placed in the quar: ters o fthe American Legion in the Smith-Turner building. A smoker will be held for the mem- bers on April 10. A large gathering is_expected, as all tho American Le- me REID peel emer “THE WORLD'S CHAMPION” A JAB TO THE SPOT WHERE THE FUN IS. ROUND ONE—He is branded N. G. by Dad and driven into the | crool, crool world! | ROUND TWO—He is Gunboat Williams, fistic artist supreme! ROUND THREE—He is wined and dined by society’s creme de la creme! ROUND FOUR—He is knocked all STOREY by two big starry eyes! AND THEN—You'd better be in a ringside seat when he wins! DEQ < Sy “MONKEY SHINES” } A TWO-PART KID AND ANIMAL ‘COMEDY STARTS TODAY ne: Tal SS) “The Love Expert” Continuous 1 to 11 A Bishop-Cass T heater rf 18 because of a conflicting date, it |day night have been postponed to Ap-| « | was announced today | ee weerccecescoeceeseoes Sport Calendar Opening of annual show of Chicago | Kennel! club, at Chicago Baseball Missouri Valley conference opens Opening of annual Sandhills Polo club, at Pinehurst | | National A. A. U. water polo (senior ROCK—Charies Ren-| men), at New York. : National A. A. infor men) at Omaha. = oa Meet me at the Smoke House. Fine for Lumbago Musterole drives pain away and brings in its place delicious, soothing comfort. Just rub it in gently. Itis a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. It will not blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Get Musterole today st your drug | store. 35 and 65c in jars and tubes; | hospital size, $3.00. BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLASTER . Bench Show. Poto. tournament o Swimming. 220-yard swim OLUMBIA “CASPER’S FAMILY THEATER” Ollie Blanchard AND THE A. B. C. GIRLS — iit — “The Harvard Girl” PRODUCED BY HARRIS & PROY. Extra Vaudeville Specialties TONIGHT IS GIFT NIGHT “SILK HOSIERY” A Photoplay Featuring ENID BENNETT Shows at 7 and 9 Block West of Henning FOR THIRTY SOLID MINUTES LAST NIGHT FITCH COOPER (The Musical Rube) Kept the Iris audience in a continuous uproar. His line of chatter and instrumental imitations are won- derful. The other acts of almost equal finesse are: JEAN & SHAYNE A BOWER OF MELODY AND MUSIC BYRON & AILEEN HARMONY COMEDY SINGING AND TALKING FLORENZ DUO . ASTONISHING FEATS FEATURE PICTURE “DIAMOND CARLISLE” A THRILLING STORY OF THE NORTHWEST LAST TIMES TODAY A Bishop-Cass T heater VAUDEVILLE Evening Shows at 7 and 9—Admission 55c