Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT if World Results By Leased Wire _THE TRIBUNE'S 257, HENTHED HARD QUT ATEUR RING TORREY === TAK WOR | University of Wyoming Squad Behind in Training Pro- NEWSET OF CHAMPIONS TURNED | BRONSON EASY Che Carper Daily Cribune OF SPORTING SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE | EKLUND DEFEATS GION. AT ALBERT LEA—Clarence TENDLER CLAIMS TITLE. AT PHILADELPHIA — Dectaring| “ that he and his manager had done tund, Sheridan, Wyo., claiming the everything in their power to arrange light-heavyweight championship of a match with Benny Leonard, world’s the world at wrestling, defeated lightweight champion, without sne- George Gion, Canadian lightheavy- cess, Lew Tendler issued a statemert | weight in two out of three falls. leading by 500 yards st Natick, eight mifes from the start. He was half a minute ahead of the record. BOSTON, April 19.—The American Marathon read race, which for yvars has carried with it the lung distance Fk.| running championship of the country, was renewed today over the 25.nile course from Ashland to Boston. Tho field of ‘78. men ranked with the best in the quarter century's history of the race. The winners of six previous First in News Of All Events last April were entered again. Frank Zuna of the Paulist A. C.. New York, who last year set a new record of 2 hours, 18 minutes, 57 3-5 seconds, to- day hoped to break his old record, In the history of the race only one wirner has repeated his success, and nine has dene so in the last two de- cades. The air was cool and road conditions were good as a result of recent rains, ‘The race starts at noon, jena eee Fourteen Hours’ Fighting Required to Determine Fight Titles in A. A. U. Winners Invi BOSTON, April 19.—The c amateur boxing champions tod tournament, never equalled in The fourteen hours’ fighting which ended early this morn- ing required to decide the eigh annual champions! i all champions and who sought hon: a aly the worth of the new | ateur ring. i The of champions for the yea almort without the newness of | ts- | 7 pounds—Harry D. § Ind. 160 pounds—William Antrobus, New | York. 175 pounds—Charies M: York. nna, New Heavyweteht—John Williams, Sar Francisco. ‘The champtons, the first to be select ed under the new Olympic weir classifications, will be invented, it } been announced, to go to the Pacific coast for a tournament in San Fran cisco next month. Gordon Munce, of New York, heavy: weight champion last year, passe¢ of the title picture a disappointed ma Victor in his last 23 bouts, he was the watch ¢ A familiar tournaments, E law studen inated. A: the semi-final round of the light he weight class, he decided to withdraw his entry for heavywrieht YANK JOCKEY RIDES WINNER Paragon Takes 1,000-Pound Stakes in Run at Epsom, England. 7 of Quin- tescence, ridder y thy American | jockey, Arcbbald, won the city and/ suburban stakes of 1,000 pounds ster- livg run here today. Sir Henry Bird's March was second and James White's Granely third. Ten horses ran ae Cricket Star Is Unable to Take Trip to Coast NEWTON, Mass., Aprf 19.—Law: rence Rice the Longwood Cricket club tennis star, has notified J rick, president of the hewn Tennis association unable to go to San pate In the east-w had been cked to play with William T. IT. to represent the east. In his let- er he said that a recent operation had left him weak and that his phy- siclan advised him to play no tenis for « month. TY en Last Scores TUESDAY FINALS. | | Chicago Pittsburgh 8, Cincinna Other games postpone: A American Leagne. 7, Wasi New York 10, Boston 8. ]| clean sweep of its series with Cincin. nati. Club WwW. L. Pet 1 -800 | 2 .667| -667 | 2.6001 3.500] Brooklyn —— 3.400 Boston 4.200 Cincinna 5 167} Club ae Cleveland 5 0 New York 24 | Philadetphia re | 3 4 5 handicap tournament at Pinehurst. | 210 rounds, at Worcester. National Tournament; ted to Coast ountry has brand new set of day, the product of a national | the degree of competition. t titles, was a record for these The battling that overthrew Wrig' JOHNSON STOPS WALLACE. AT TRINIDAD—Eéilie Johnson, REYNOLDS PINS CHAMP. |veteran Pueblo middleweight boxer CEDAR RAPIDS—Jack Reynolds,| won a technical knockout over Young jaimant of the world's welterweight; Wallace of Trinidad, in the sixth championship defeated Ligan Champ) round of their 12-round bout. in straight falls. _ — LANNING. YOUNG FITZ WINS AGAIN. NEW YORK—Young Bob Fitzsim-| lightweight, knocked out Jimmio Lan- mons’ was awarded a decision over| ning of Scammon, Knns., in the first Jack Reeves of San Francisco, after| round of a scheduled 15-round match. the Iatter had been disqualified In the) Harry Cantrell Icnocked out Scoggic tenth round of their bout for fouling.| Muskopf in the seventh round of their gram, Report. claiming the title and challenging any | \lightweight in the world. TARAMIE, Wyo. April 19— s interferred greatly 1 track at the University The first baseball game uled with Colorado college when the Tigers will journey » for two games. For hurl- brother Ps National League Brooklyn at Philacelphia Boston at New York Geor American League Detroit at Ch Lo | LEE KAYOEs | holar at Oxford, England, Gregory Smith, a who pitched the ia here two years MAJOR LEAGUE S OFFERINGS WITH A VENGEANCE NEW YORK, April 19.—T page continued unabated ; y.| particularly in the American, sw parade of pitchers for several b Cleveland and the Philadelphia Athletics lead, Speaker’s |; clan continuing its unbroken winning streak by rattling out! r a new arrival from other moundsmen. LUGGERS SWAT ch anes) oc eee a m basketball f 4 is cantldate fhe ace ascents SHADE BESTS LOGAN. AUSTRALIAN BANTAM LOSES. AT LOS ANGELES—"“Spec” Ram’ Los Angeles, defeated Ernie Gooseman of Los Angeles and also bantamweight champion of Australia, in a bout at the Vernon arena. AT OMAHA—Dave Shade was givne the referee's decision over Bud Logan track the letter men back are of Omaha, in ten rounds. Roy Con- Ham Cordiner of Laramia pole yault-|!¢y of Thermopolis, Wyo., was given et, Wittenbacker of Kansas, also a| decision over Archie Ammons, weker- am is captained by Rawlins Walter Smyth skutohe" dared of Marshalltown, Ia. ‘Travie Davis, 145 pounds, Portland he early season: batting ram-|* a foie: SRS b aac 1mm ey won a decision over Chic Roach, ssterduy, major league sluggers is showing form in sprints. The| | HARRAHAN OUTPOINTED. Fresno. ting the offerings of a oys have been invited to send a} AT ABERDEEN, WAS#.—Kid Se roadsides of base hits. team to Golden on May 13, a|Johnson, Olympic lightweight, was practive meet between the Miners.|given decision over Joe Harrahan, ver University and Wyoming. The| Seattle. Mountain intercollegiate track ——_——>—— meet in to be held at Fort Collins on 2 hits, including nine doubles, for hi ed from the box tn his fi pearance of the seasor. Four former Boston Red Sox stars— Scott, Schang, Bush and Jones—played ar roles in aiding the Yankee to humble their old team mates. “it dropped its fifth straight ing to Chicago. ts were idle because of rain New York stuggers today Ie the race for hitting honora Snyder and oh showing the way in the Nation: @ Scott and Schang climbing to t! 4 four hits while Fournier | Inals hung up the onlv as-| ne home run column — | | Club Standings | National Leaguo. ecco eee is port Calendar: . e Seecccvcesecoesessosoeces Rasing. Meeting of Hartford Agricultural and Breeder's rocjation at Havre de} Grace. Baseball ,Opening of the season Oklahoma Icague. Athletics, Twenty-sixth annual marathon of the Boston A. A., at Boston. Bench Show. Show of Middlesex County Kennel club, at Gambridge, Mass. Horse Show. Annual show of Brooklyn, N. Y., Horse Show association. Shooting. United nerth and south amateur of the Texas- Boxing. Johnny Dundee vs. Johnny Shusrue, | Jock Malone vs. Bryan Downey, 10 ands, at Detroit. Sid Marks vs. Oscar Deschamps, 10 rounds, at Montreal. Don’t Forget the AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL BENEFIT DANCE Thursday Evening, April 20 Aleon Danc' ‘Admission $1.09 ing Academy No War Tax } } |Baseball Coach At | May 20 and Wyoming will be repre- i ‘SMALL CLUBHOUSE 10 BE BUILT AT LINKS A club house is to be bullt at the Casper Country club costing $500. It will be a place to keep the clubs of the members and for a professional to live. Nothing elaborate has been planned because of the fact that the club dor not own the links and has no suretyy being able to lease them at any length of time. \ temporary house is all that is considered BIG MARATHON Field for Annual Event Today Ranks With Best Ever En- tered at Boston. High School Ill McKay Outpoints cree Foley in Battle SEATTLE, Wash., don McKay, J. W. Hoyer, head of the manual training department at the high achool e 7 April 19.—-Gor claimant of the Pacific ‘ coast middleweight championship was Si given the decision over Martin Foley “lof Tacoma in a four round boxing “|match here last night. Harry Sutton i! he U. S. S, Pennsylvania and Joe ck of Denver, lightweights, fought fast draw. coach of baseball, is monia. Mr. Hoyer took Mr. Lee, his a BOSTON, April 19.—(By The Ass ‘ted Press).—The American marathi a 25-mile road race that is tae coun try’s classic, started at noon today at Ashlang. ‘Thomas _Henti continued. ——— AN AVALANCHE Of Low Prices at the HUB The Hub’s buyer was again fortunate in making some wonderful purchases from hard-pressed Eastern manufacturers that needed cash. 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