Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 11

€be Casper Daily Cribune FRAY, APRIL 21, 1922. PASE ELEVEN & _| First in News | Of All Events | TON oTypS NTL STE SEH ° | f EF F CHAMP STATE FAIR i nS | ONES 1 10 SEE TLE MATCHES DES MOINES, Iows, Aprit 21.— The 19:2 national itching tournament, to decide the American championship, will be held the week of August 28 at the Iowa state fair, Hawaiian May ITALIAN ROYAL DERBY. champion and Juumy Mende, Phila T po —— T ROME—Melesse De Forti, own-| deiphis, fougit cight rounds te a InU.S.Re rt | SEATTLE, Wash. April 21—Uni-! eat by Signor Tesion, won Italian | draw. iv y of California and University | royal derby, Eight horses started. n rowing crewg ‘vere paaeR r Sent Tie Through Ropes for Full Count in Denver Fight. sass ing for Pete Herman, defeated} HONOLULI, T. H, Apat 22— lash on Lake Wash-|_ swIMMiNG RECORD BROKEN. ee Leonard, Philadephia, in the association team meets tiatetibete ington this afternoon to decide -AT MILWAUKEE—Johnay W: “d Funds are being raised by the Hnwal- in the opening home gamo here | the western intercollegiate champion- | muulier, Miinois athletic swimmer. . suid fan @ivinios of the amateur athletic April 28, local fans again will see | Ship and the Pacific coast’s entry ix jowered world's record for the 150 S unto c. te send Milton Beamer, a Hip, Des Moines, it was announced today thelr former homerun idol, Clifford ie nationa! events at Poughkeepsie! vara back stroke Tiaishing poset] SANTEL WINS MATCH T. 1, wesper te he Nesemt A A. 21, — Frea| DY state fair officiais and officers of C. (Gavvy> Cravath, erstwhile: man-:| in June. jin 1M5 25 seconds. AT PORTLAND—Ad Sante, tight} U poche piomship meet on the main. . Minn., won from the American Horeshoe a, al ager of the Philadelphia Nationals | Pre YT. stents ie heavyweight wrestling champion, re-j land this year. Beamer, in the A. A. , in the fourth} Socmtion. Ne; regarding end later of proed Salt Lake club of NEFF OUTPOINTS BURNS. tained title In match with Louis Per-|U. meet here recertly. finished sec MY the location of the hurting meet the Pacific t league. Cravath G if G ss AT PRESOOTS Chet Nett, genta, Boston, winning two straight} ond te Charlee W. Puddoek Los An- ve been in progress since last fall. ; - | stilt holds the National league home- ae, geles world champion sprinter {| _ The tournament will bring to the | }2 ‘iba tae ee run record, which however has been 0 ossip | ee teas meee es = —————— ns ee rts at Des ection surpassed “Babe” of | courts at tfoines the champions | fh 0) meet. a mmepenene a Ruth of | Shee = 000oe ree of nearly every state in the union, | in addition to hundreds of individ- On August 25 and 26 the owe | ual title claimants from coast to | State championship tournament will | coast. At least 200 individual stars | be decided on the same courts as in the pitching game are expected | those to be constructed for the Amer- to line up at the stakes for the open- | ican championship matches. sterday of favorable ed a resumption of MURPHY STOVS KRAMER links of the Cas AT EL PASO—Tommy Murphy. i Cravath was signed by the Millers | during the mid-traizing reriod and finished the preparatory season with Building Materials 5 club. It was the first) Scranton, Pa.. knocked out Jimmy eval weeks that the rounds| Kramer, Kansas City, in tenth of ie without wearing boots.| fifteen-round bout. the team. He was a free agent, hav ing been given his rolease by the |‘! ing of the tournament on August 28. Cash prizes totalling $1,000 and | Salt Lake club. j A. R. Corey of the Iowa many special awards of loving cups - A hard, long hitter, Gavy: hn Wyland, whe fe Veking te| LYNOG AND BENDS DRA er, Gavvy was | tonn Ww who is visiti his uYNCH AND Ww. stae fair said. and medals have been offered in the =e em ae. >) one of the most popular players who Wyland, played nine} At PHILADELPHTA—Joe brother. Weare equipped with the stock to supply ever wore a Miller uniform in the > : - 4 - - N York, former bantaar : ‘z v1 holes an ow 2 ry > el pitchers Usted with the advance an- | Among other contenders for the | Saye of 1908 and 911, Dering thoes | Roles a2 wes our wants in high e lumber and ~ 625%: nouncement of the tournament re- | national title are: two.yeare, Minueapolte.. won the |more™ Sut 5 2 here from A. Headlough me x X | Clement Nicolaysen was out and in a ’ 7 ° : ° 3 ot ‘Akron, ‘Oblo, nationcl secretary, | ,2T*08 Say of Minneapolis, Minne- | pennant, and Cravath led the league | foursome composed et Eawed| BOXER HELD ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. by are Frank ‘ko Kelierton, champion; ipencer of years p. . Schulte. h Ralph > aa ti the snorted recs title | &% Tulsa, Oklahoma state champion: | batted .363 average, getting 29 poe age i Glenn c rittisela, the a 8 jowa, . ane ‘©.. | Vern Bricson of Alcester, South Da- | home runs. His sensational hitting tom bat eithuiaen oes FOR MURDER) ASS former national champion and ‘Tom | K0& state champion; Edward Wer- | drew scout from all the big leagues hay lett a tvaeae } r Bd fo “ait, weglps ner of Indianapolis city champion. | and Philadelphia of the Nationals | /PS"" Dat the Mentity 9¢ x BE bas 5h eS last thes go Jack Erwin of Kansas City, Mis: | purchased him. thowe who met with mishaps is with- TBAT | . pcan ag souri state champion; H. Van Dyke “With the Phillies he continued his | held CHICAGO, April 21.—Wilian (Sail Pho) < ; Engineers will start work early in | © Sioux City, lows, inter-state | reputation as a hard hitter and in | ae or) Friedman, nisi Some fom ne “sone. laying out special courts on | C2™Pion; Dennis Wilkinson of Di-| 1819, annexed the National Lome- British salmon fisherics are estimat-| were intted by the grand jiry on a 3 the Iowa state fair grounds. A great | "¥>® California, state champion | run record. In 1921 he was released |ed to produce food to the value of $5,-] charge of murdering A. Rubin, a sa- arena in to be constructed, flanked | “2¢ Willie Witt of Akron Ohio. to the Salt Lake club. 900.000 a year loonkeeper. = Pinkie Mitchell : Offered Battle | i¢ CHICAGO, Aprit 21.—Billy Mitchell Z B i brother and manager of “Pinkie” en seen ee ae Slice ededh asa Mitchell, had under consideration to-| day terms of Promoter Floyd Fitz h stat eae postponed;| simmons for a boyt between Pinkie Hs and Benny Leowsrd, lightwelght ES champion, at Michigan City, Ind., on | = July 4, League. r , New York 10. nitadeipnia 3 Frankie Burns Detroit 4. Business has been good—is good today—and it is values like these that make it good. Suit sales the past month have been large and our lines are considerably broken, and it is these Suits that are worth today $30 and $35 that we are going to sell for only All-Wool, Al & Hand. 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