Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1922, Page 8

7 : c ‘ ‘ 1 5] 1 i QUAKER CITY LEAGUERS MEET Home Fans Get First of Phillies and Athletics in Action. e PHILADELPHIA, Aprit %.—Baseball fans here will have their first oppor- tunity today to judge the relative merits of the 1922 combinations of the Philadelphia Nationals and Amegicans. Fresh from their southern training camps from which glowing reports have been received, the two teams were to meet at Shibe park this after- noon in their onty inter-league game of the season. Kerr Hurls For Semi-Pro Foday CHICAGO, Apri-8.—Dick Kerr, who recently refused to sign a contract ‘with the Chicago Americans for an- other season, is-echeduled to pitch his first game for the New-City Hall team here today in a semt-professional league. Champ Srinter Is Challenged Angetes’ A. C. will be challenged to compete with Loren Murchison of the Titmois A. C, in a series of sprints ranging from 50 to 220 yards to de- termtine-the dash chzmpionship, if the plans of the Ilincis A.C materialize. Read my nursery and ad every Saturiay. It tell you ~what-we bave .scason. William Moe teller, Bors1105, Cusper, “Wye. A of brick, concrete and steel. eneacry, or story and a half dirt floor, walls showing brick on both sides; gymnasium, walls showing brick on both ices. aarne capacity floor expacity two or three gam of basketball simultanously; ewim- ing 5 gi Hieotieg! Vacation system con- nected to central heating plant. Drawings—Drawings Gre must show all floor plans, wn to a scale of % inch equals 1 foot, and a ive view or elevation of the building from the west. Time of submission—3 p. m., May 2, 1922. For further tnformation apply to the Secretary. 4 The University of Wyoming, : By FAY E. é Acting Secretary. ‘April 5, 1922. Pub. April 8, 15, 19 Sabai ay NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Lukis Confectionery Manufactur- ing Company was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Wyoming, at 9:05 o’clock a. m., April 3rd, 1922. The term of existence of said company is for 50 years next after above participate from any one school, but a contestant may enter any number of events. Only two men from one school may enter any event. The eventg in probable order are as follows 120 yard high hurdle, preliminary. 50 yard dash. 100 yard dash. ‘Swimming Titles THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE CASPER HIGH TOBE REPRESENTED IN ALL EVENTS AT STATE MEET Track Team of Ten Members, Limit Allowed Under! Conference Rules, to Be Entered for Honors Against Other Schools of the State Tt is not known yet just how many entrants Casper will) send to the meet at Douglas May 5, but it is probable that} the local school will be represented in all events. | Eligibility at this meet will be governed by the state high |°f tonight's Stenson: meet here school athletic association, and the A. A. U. field and track |™eet % to be held in the D. A. C.| rules will hold. No more than 10 men will be permitted to Cardinals and > Browns Clash) ; ST. LOUIS, Mo., April &—The Car-} dinals and Hrowns meet here today in! the first of a two game exhibition se ries. The other game will be played Sunday. At Stake Tonght , April 8.—The na- tional 220-yard free style for men and, the women's central fancy diving | championship are the principal events tank. FOUR LEFTIN CAGE TOURNEY 120 yard high hurdle. 1 mile run. 440 yard dash. 220 yard low hurdle % mile run. 220 yard dash. 220 yard low hurdle, final 1 mile relay. The pole vault, 12-pound shot put, high jump, discus, and broad jump will be the order of the field events. They will be -sandwiched in with track events, and will be run off as quickly as possible. Medals will be awarded in all events, and a cup will be given to the winning team. Room and beard will be provided all contestants and coaches while there. Entries should be made April 22. Questions, suggestions, and entries should be addressed to R. L. Markiey, Douglas. RELAY RACE WON BY CAMBRIDGE Pennsylvania Team Second in Triangular Classic at Queen’s Club. LONDON, April &—{By The Asso- clated Press.)—Cambridge won the four-mfle relay race run at the Queens club here today. The University of Pennsylvania was second and Oxford third. ‘The time was-18 minutes, 7 2-5 sec- onds. a At the end of the first mile cam- bridge wasdeading with Oxford second and the University of Pennsylvanian third. At the end-of the second mile Cam- bridge was still leading, with Pennsyl- vania second and:Oxford third. IONDON, April 83—Experts were predicting that the record .of 17 mip- utes 51 25 seconds for the-four mile relay race wonld bo broken today by the winner of the three cornered match in England's first relay carnival at the Queen's club, with the University of Pennsylvania team competing with quarters from Oxford and Cambridge. The contest was arranged as the first big international event of the year and to feature the annual public schools tournament in competition for the Achilles trophy baton, donated by the Achilles club which sponsored the affair. Club officials were elated over the emtry list of 30 principal schools and felt their beginning was success- fal. The spectacular phase of the-event was expected to be supplied by Cap- tain Larry Brown of Pennsylvania and H. D. Stallard, the most feared of the Englishmen. Stallard has done ® mile in 4 minutes 12 seconds, and critics who have watched his training anticipated he would not require more than 4 minutes 16 seconds today. ‘The American quartet hoped to av- erage 427 which would bring the iast runner to the tape inside the record. Wilmer McLane, Sayman Kerr and Pohnny Herr, the latter replacing Head, were less at home fn an in- ternational meet than Captain Brown, but the trio had the comfort of know- ing that their antagonists were not more experienced. ‘The four-mile record is 2n American product. It was established fn 1913 by the Boston A. A. and equalled by a team from Cornell three years later. tessa NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of John Dillon, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that let- ters Testamentary were on the 18th date. The object for which said cor- poration is formed is to manufac-) tare, buy and sell as manufacturers, | wholesalers and retailers, all kinds; of candy, confectioneries, ice cream,| extracts and fruit flavors in the/ State of Wyoming. The capital stock of said company is One Hundred | Thousand Dollars, divided into Ten) ‘Thousand shares at the par value of | Ten Dollars per share, fully paid| and non-assessable. The affairs and| management of said corporation shall be under the control of a board of three directors, and C. Lukis, Byron S. Huie and J. H. Adriance constitute said board for the first corporate year of said company. The} principal tions of said com-! pany patil be conducted in the County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. ‘The. principal office of said company is located at 145 East Sec- ond street, Casper, Wyoming, and J. H. eran is Sapa said com; in charge of sai ice. gid J. H. ADRIANC Secre' Publish April 6, 7, 8, 1922. (W.A.C.) day of February, 1922, granted to the undersigned in the above es- tate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers for allowance, to the undersigned, M. W. Purcell, within six months after the date of said letters, or they may be pre- cluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, they will be for- ever barred. Dated March 30, 1922. JOHN H. CASEY, Administrator. M. W. Purcell, Attorney for Estate. Publish April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, May 6, 1922. CHICAGO, April 8.—Four teams— two from the south, one from Ohio and Jone frem Iilinols—still are in the con- |test ‘or the natioal interscholastic ,basketball championsh!p. The semt- fina) round will be played this after- noon at the University of Chicago and the champion will be determined by a game tonight. At 2:30 p. m, today the two northern teams, from Mount Vernon, Ohio, and Rockford, Ili., will meet in the first semi-final. Then the Lexington, Ky., high school and the Hum» Fogg acad- emy of Nashville, Tena. will meet at 345 p.m. The final game will be played to- night at 9 o'clock but will be preceded by a game which will determine the winners of third and fourth place ip the tournament. Roller Skater __‘TANGK SQUAD T0 COAST Breaks Record CHICAGO, April 8.—Roland Gioni, world’s professional roller skating! chapion of Akron, Ohio, holds a new} record today. In winning ths half mile race at the championship tournament : OF SPO GRADE SCHOOL ATHLETES TO BE CLASSIFIED BY A NEW SYSTEM | A weight, height and age classification is used for the grade school track meet to be held here May 12 at the high school athletic field. The class in which a boy belongs is determined by tak- ing his height in inches, plus one-half his weight in pounds, plus four times his age in years_ and dividing by three. The classification follows: 61 6 56 61 46 40 to 45 No boy is allowed to compete out is class. eh entrant will be allowed to en- ter on three events. iSport Calend Racing. The of the events is 2s follows: | Spring meeting of Southern Mary- Class A-B: land = Agricultural association, at 50 yard dash. Bowie. 109 yard dash ‘Track. 220 yard dash. 100 yard low hurdles. High Jump Broad jump. University of Pennsylvania vs. Ox- ford-Cambridge, at London. Florida State High school cham- pionships, at Gainesville, Fla. Broad jump. Unclassified: Relay team from each school. ee Se MISSOURI TO SEND BIG Pacific coast intercollegiate regatta, at Oakland, Calif. Gymnastics. Metropolitan A. A. U. champion- ships, at Newark, N. J. ‘Swimming. National A. A. U. 220-yard swim (senior men), at Detroit. Wi resting. National A. A. U. championships, at Boston. IOs ANGELES, Cal., April 8.— Southern California track fans are assured of an opportunity to see the University of Missouri cinder path aggregation in action,, according to. Joe Pipal, head coach of Occidental college, who stated here ‘ast night that arrangements had been completed Boxing. Quebec provincial amateur cham- Pionships at Montreal. Indiana state amateur champion- ships, at Indianapolis. x Mike Gibbons vs. Eatling Ortega, 10 rounds, at St. Paul. Sailor Friedman vs. Phil Satvadore, 8 rounds, at Philadelphia. in progress here, he made the distance Jast night in 1.15 3-5 om the nine lap track. SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE MITCHELL BESTS MORAN. AT MILWAUKEE—Pinkic Mitchell, Milwaukee lightweight, paper over Pal Moran, New Orieans, in ten round nodecision bout. given. news FITZSIMMONS WINS BOUT. AT NEW ORLEANS—Young Char- ley Fitzsimmons, Oklahoma, given ref- ereo's decision after 15 rounds with Frankie Murphy, Charleston, S. C. FULTON STOPS SMITH. AT GRAND RAPIDS—Fred Fulton, heavyweight, Rochester, Minn., scored ‘technical knockout over Homer Smith Kalamazoo, Mich., in seventh of 10 rounds. CANADIAN GETS DECISION. neapolis, after 12 rounds. whereby the Missourians will come to Los Angeles for a dual meet with the Occidental tracksters on April 19. RMD S Eo Jewelry and watcn reperring dy ex: Dert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., OS Bldg. nee oo 145 PER CENT CASH DIVIDENDS IN FIVE (5) BRITISHERS DEFEAT YANKS. MONTHS. _SEE_PAGE 7. Shot put. Bench Show. Pole vault. Show of Interstate Kennel club, at Bicycle race. Philadelphia. Class C: Show of Wisconsin Kennel club, at 50 yard dash. Milwaukee. 100 yard dash. A Skating. 10 yard low hurdles. World's professional roller sxating High jump. championships, at Chicago. Broad jump . j Pole vault Nebraska state championship tour Shot put. nament, at Omaha. bs Class D-E: Golf. 50 yard dash United north atid south smateur | High jump. champlonsk!p closer at Pinehurst. GOTHAM TODAY Yanks and Giants to Be Seen in Action on Home Fields. NEW YORK, April %—Baseball came into its own here today, the fans being ready to take the afternoon off The Giants were hoping the weather man would permit them to meet the} White Sox at the Polo Grounds while| the Yankees were preparing to invade the home grounds cf the Brooklyn Na- tionals. All four teams reached town this morning after their training trips through the south. WASHINGTON, April 8.— Local fandom will have its first opportunity to view the Washington entry in the 1922 American league race when the Nationals stack up against the Boston Braves here today. Tigers Invade Hoosier Capital to see their favorite clubs in action. | FOUR CLUBS IN. ("Noor rene nave CLEVELAND, Obio, April 8.—The Cleveland Indian regulars are at Col- umbus on the last Jap of their train- ing season jaunt. © At least two of the pitchers looked forward to the conteets with the Senators today and First in News Of All Events tomorrow because it was understood they would be given their opportunity to pitch a nine inning game. | THE WYOMING KENNEDY KITS Just what you have been wanting and looking for, a good convenient, durable hapdy all around tool kit. We have a complete line, all sizes arf prices. AUTONOTIVE | ® "we STRIVE TO PLEAse 0 i DETROIT, Mich., April $.—The De- trolt Americans invaded Indianapolis today hoping to find in the American association club of that city some se- rious opposition of which they are, in need of on the eve of the opening of the championship race. Games were scheduled with the Hoosiers for today and tomorrow. More Outlaws In Prospect MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 8.— Reports that three members of the St. Joseph Western léagu ecteam had jumped thelr club and that several members of the Minneapolis American associafion club had been offered more lucrative salaries to play with outlaw associations threw consterntion into the Miller camp yesterday. eae Fi Wf Sere iin © BB yearsinown ea Bar Suter Abweye ‘SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE AT PHILADELPHIA — England's college la crosse team continued its record of unbroken victories by de- feating the University of Pennsyl- vania, 8 to 0. A MANLEY OUTPOINTS MURPHY. AT DENVER—George Manley, Den- ver won the decision over Stockyards ‘Tommy Murphy, Chicago. Jack Doyle Denver, earned verdict in 10 rounds with Society Johnny Hogan, Chicago and Frankie Welch, Chicago, was giv: ON THRIFT (en decision over Tommy Commiskey, Denver, in 10 rounds. Gabriel Snubbers Hold Your Car to the Road For Sale by Casper Battery Company 508 E. Yellowstone Hwy. 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