Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 5

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922. BORDING WILL IMEN'S ATHLETICS SUPPORTED NEW YORK, April 24..—Financial support already is be- ing accorded the recently formed national women’s rey ath- letics committee, an association dévoted to o: ing female athletics to the present standard of men’s pacer genre the dual object of intensifying interest at home and of ar- ranging for proper representation of the Usited States in (nS Seg go. rt nounced today that one subscription vane; 106 Sow Hendiea, Tait ats ro. pr aersey oy been boggy om Fae lay race for four runners; running schools to pay the expenses of thei] jerome aces i gre arly 5 students-who may be on the American team that will enter the international track and field meet for women in : Par:s, beginning August 20. | ' ‘ ‘Tryouts for the American team will ve held at a meeting, Mre. Winifred! err, principal of the Oakesmere| [chool, Mamaroneck, N. ¥., has ar- ranged for Saturday afternoon, May 13, at Mamaroneck. In the final sélection of the team, beh BAe ee Es ca pi poesipiney. of Jack Demp- u sey an arry Wills, negro heavyweight contender, meeting especially Fig -cadtttspoibe fasion. in « championship contest in London this summer loomed B cegiate hic tournament at| today on the strength of a cablegram from George McDonald, Long Reach, Cal., to be held the same| English promoter. According to Dia Dollings English fight manager now in =e _~New York, he received the flowing | message last night (rom McDonald: 5 today to sceus- tom himself to the local board speed- wy for the 150 mile race on Thurs- ing to’ Beverley Hills in Los Angeles Fresno to cheer him. | morrow, making the total 11 for the Drivers already here include Harry Hartz, Reecoe Sarles, Frank Ellictt, Art Kieip, Jerry Wonderlich and Pet- er De Paclo. OCCIDENTAL SENDING en into consideration. "Stewart's an- Besides, Chairman nouncement says the willingness of the school, athletic association or fam- iy of any contestant not selected througinthese-tournaments, to assume 5 a IN Alb AEGAN TA part of the <a‘penses, a person will receive consideration by the committee, notably In the cases of University of Washington to Contest Honors at socond and third places, Poughkeepsie, bis willingness to meet Carpentier in | events. If sufficient money is obuuney a final tryout will be held in New York SEATTLE, Wash., April 24—Pians a return ham cre ag or any other coast DES MOINES, April 2¢—The.entry Wills, when informea of me cable-| of Occiiental college of Los Angeles stam, announced he would be “ready|in the Drake relay meet here Friday to depart on the first boat,” but his manager offered no comment except|to Director K. L. Wilson today. to say he “could see no reason for| Occidental, the most distant school leaving yet." Doflings did not indicate | to enter the meet wil eend five men whether he had sought a definite] here. They will compete in the mile answer to McDonald’s cablegram. relay race with J. Spangler, Phil Els- Dempsey, so far as is known here,|.Worth, Captain Martin and John Pow- has net signed articles for any match | ¢T8- in connection with his present tour of} Clifford Areva and high during July for these events: 100 Club Standings National League. ed wh in ‘the Drake relays to be held ut Des ‘ow Ye 1 2 fornia would send ‘ts oarsmén east| Moines, Iowa, next Saturday were en| ahi 7 a but. the defeat of the Bears Saturday | route east today. Pittsburgh 6 3 ee, by eee by the Wide margin ot mwabaz hcp | ie lengths was consid: here to ges ge kd Sa ee ‘\have eliminated Caltfornic es ane | Leonard. Offered | . ats 58 | Se ee een. Seer Oe | Hy , | 2 6. 280) 8S Coe Weenigtonaee eae ‘Washington twice has raced in the iA ie coltge chen, famine tire 3] BOUL With Lewis pERTEEEE April, 24-—Eastern | and fifth in 1914. American League. rowing circles were agog today over ————————— cub Ww tho expected entry of Washington NEW YORK, Apt! 24.—Benny New York. $ 2 .g¢0|State university's crew, Pacific coast] Jewelry and watcn repamg by ex. | Leonard, lightweight champion has ré-| Clevelasil = 6 & 690|champions, in the intercollegiate re-|pert workmen. All work guaranteod | ceived an offer to box Ted (Kid) Lewis St. Louis 6 4 “g00 | Stta at Poughkeepsie, June 26. ‘Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co, 0..S Bidg.|in London in August provided Lewis! Philadelphia. 4 4 .600| It bad been anticipated that Call- 35-11 “defeats Carpentier, Boston esate ea ae ee, 2 . : — Chicago ———._-_.. 4 5 444 Detroit 3 6 (333 Washingtom.______ 2 8 200 Taste is a matter of tobacco quality ‘We state it as-our honest that the tobaccos used Chesterfield are of finer quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price. Liggett B Myers Tebaccs Co. Philadelphia 9, Boston 2. New York 3, Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3 American League. Cleveland 2, Detroit 3. Boston 7, Philadelphia 1. Washington 2, New York 4. Chicago’7, St. Louis 10. SUNDAY FINALS. St. Louis 6 Cincinnati 3. New York 7, Brookiyn 3 Pittsburgh 14, Chicago 3 American League. Washington 0, New York 3. Cleveland 3, Detroit 4. Chicago 3; St. Louis 4 | Today’s Games | National League. | | | European A Champion T Tuning Up Motor for Big ¥O, Calif, Apeit day. It will mark Bordino’s second | appearance in America, the first be-| in the Washington birthday xace.| Bordino anounced that six hundred| Italians of Los Angeles had chartered | a special train and would come to} Four more drivers are expected to-| . race. The four are Ralph De Palma,| Eddie Hearne, Joe Thomas and Jimmie | 3 Murphy. TEAM TO DRAKE MEET: and Saturday of this week was wired | sprinter Burepe although he lias announced | Jumper wil compete in three special| LOS ANGELZS, April: 24—The en- ee | PANES Of Occidental college, California — Cheste CIGARETTES of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelphia. American League. | Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Washington. Philadelphia at New York. Dundee Battles Tendler May 5 NEW YORK, April 24-—Johnny Dundee, junior ligHtweight titleholder, will meet Lew Tender of Philadelphia ip 15 rounds at Madison Square gar- den May ‘5. 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