Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 5

HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT IS SEEN and Perkins Believed | H le to Bo Near Agreement on Fight Terms. Jack Hempte has gone into train- ing. Harvey Perkins is car to any degree. yesterday to represent the Philippines im the Davis cup matches this. sum- mer. They will depart for the United States April 30. | Last Scores | | | Club Standings | ae National { coun. New York Chicago .. St, Louis —_-___ Casper Bantam Fights Pal to Standstill in Battle at Davenport. Kuanannnd SESeEuEz .| Eédie Anderson's showing against 8/Pat Moore of Chicago tn their 10- round bout at Davenport, Iowa, last Tbursiay in which he obtained a draw, was something of a surprise to the Hawkeye fans if not to Moore himself and complete reports indicate that the audience was highly pleased. Reports that this bout had been can- celled reached Casper but this proved to be erroneous, tho fight being held as echeduled. It was one of the fastest bouts ever seen in the Davenport ring, the cor- respondent of the Chicago Tribune declared. “Anderson, a lad of 1% “ears, stood tow to toe with the Maaphis bantam and punched the veteran to a stand- still,” be continues. “A draw was considered a fair verdict.” —S JUDGE LANDIS TO ATTEND BASEBALL FETE PLANNED AT ST. LOUIS NEXT MONTH National League. St. Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn at Boston. New York-at Philadelphia. American League. Detrott-at St. Louis. Sekine BS er MONDAY FINALS. j National League. Brooklyn 7, Boston 8. ; New York 3, Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 4. St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4 American League. Chicago 6, Cleveland 6. Detroit 2, St. Louis 6. Philadetphia 4, New York 6. Boston 3, Washington 11. —— ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 25.—Frormer Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, supreme ruler of baseball, will visit St. Loais May 25 to help make ‘ 2p7 Club Fle'd Day” a success, ‘les F, Hatfiewt, Strector general “ the movement, announced. The e has accepted an invitation to be of honor at tho celebration. Papa Club Field Day” 1s to Ye conducted under the auspices of the Papa Club of the St. Louis Park and Playground association. An athletic program at Sportsmen's park, termi. nating with the Cardinal-Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York. =; ie r Inake a short speech. oe The baseball commissioner wil! be ST ATTLE 6 tendered a luncheon preceding the pro- TRERCUAS? ae) What RtE coutie | Frat In ‘tiiwvevening 6 de-to,be the crew will not break training following |&¢5t of honor. The Judgs is a no- the purple and gold's ten-lenth victory | ‘tive son of Ohio. over the University of California crew from the game are to be here Saturday, but will continue daily|tuTned over to the Park and Piay- workouts in preparation for the|STound association to provide for sport- Poughkeepsie, N. Y. regatta June 26,|!"¥ paraphernalia. for the local play- ; University officials maid today it was| rounds. | practi¢atly certain ihington would jenter the eastern regatta and that for financing the trip were well game on that day, features the tenta- tive arrangements for the day. Judge Landis is to throw the first ball and plans New Series Chalmers Six A Distinct Advance The New Scries Chalmers Six rep- We have arranged our clothing stock resents a distinct advance in six into three lots forimmediate clearance— : cylinder development. 4 i of concentrated engineerin | pay te en ta ping \@ Suits and Overcoats:up to $30______ $11.95 Tot 2 . fine car of unprecedented value, These prices f.2.6. Detroit, Revexseteax to be added Lt Mader igciggad Miner ont Wheels HALMERS _ SIX DAYS Clothing end Cord Tires Mm. D. Barnett Suits and Overcoats, $35 to $50_____: $18.75 Lot 3 Suits and Overcoats, $55 to $85_____$28.75 Including Full Dress Suits. Heavy blne No. 220 Denim Overalls and Jumpers at____ WE STILL HAVE A FEW FIXTURES FOR, SALE 120;East Second Street fhe Casper Daily Cridune bout. decision over Leonard Meledy, mie, Wyo. The men are lightweights. f > SHUSTER AND MARTIN DRAW. ST. LOUIS—Harry Shustcy, Mil waukee, and Frankie Martin, Ine An- geles, boxed to an eight round draw. LIVELY BATTLES ON LEGION CARD Good Program Enjoyed at Smoker Held at Clubrooms Monday Evening. knockout s “4 over Solly Eppstein of In- _THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING FRENCH BANTAM WINS. LIVERPOO! 1. — Chariey Ledoux, tamweight champion land by de- feating ‘Thomas Harrison tr pad in ANNEXES FRENCH TITLE. PARIS—Billy Balzac won the mid + |@leweight championship of France on points over Maurice Prunier in a 2 round but. the bout. ODOWD DROPS EPPSTEIN. | COLUMBUS—Phil O'Dowd, Cotam- bus bantamweight won a technical in the first scheduled 12 round bout. INJURY FATAL TO PUGILIST NEW YORK, April 25.—Lew Brody a lightweight pugilist, died in a Brook- lyn hospital early today after a knock out at the hand of Frankie Pitcher, another boxer whom he met in the round of a MAN FOUND WITH TIRES Mosher and Dowler wrestled to a draw last night at the big smoker giv- en by the American Legion at their club rooms. The program brought out lively entertainment. Kid Shorty won one fall in ten min- utes from Kid Esielman. Battling Dynamite knocked out Kid Nash in one round Joe O'Nefl fought young Stanko three rounds to a draw, and Kid Hiser and Young Blatenberg followed suit. A draw was also the decision be tween Missou and The Battling Kid Backlog Meeting Here Is Postponed Out of respect to R. T. Kemp, for- mer president of the Casper Scout or- ganization, the regular meeting of the Back-Log which was scheduled, for Wednesday evening will not be held, according to announcement made by President Frank B. Taylor. saiivistome swt Tea is still being supplied by one London firm to the descendants of their customers of 200 years ago. MORE Clothing Broken lines of Khaki Trousers. Values up to $3.50, pair____ -$1.00 Outfitting Zo. 15 RELEASED ON BOND Percy Gibeon, arrested Saturday on & charge of having stolen automo bile tires belonging to William Cronin was released yesterday when he pro- vided a $500 bond to guarantee his @ppearance at a preliminary hearing. Gibson's arrest was effected when a hat, sald to belong to him was found in tho garago from which the tres were stoley. Ho js mid to have admitted ownership of tho tires but claime to have purchased them from an unknown negro, Pres ch Eat AED Arms and legs will gradually disap pear from the human body, according to one scientist, who prophesies that the change will, however, take ten thousand years. O0004 GET IT FIRST A young man asked and make money.” “But I haven’t any tw “Get it, then. Start a 96444400904 money now. SeSPGOOHPOCOD Wyoming (LEWIS TO MEET Jack Dempsey refereed | (Strangler) Lewis, champion peavy- | Zbyszko, former chanspion, from whom j two a little over a year ago, | facturer how he could “get into the game “Want to make money, do you? Well then, take a couple thousand dollars and—” keep it growing every week, And fit your- self for a bigger job so you can. save faster.”” That was several years:ago. Bank CASPER, WYO. i , i ————————— WILLIAMS HAS FIVE HOMERS LOUIS, Mo, Apri —Ken Wittiams, the hard slugging out fielder of the local Amoricans, today is up with the home record made by Babe Ruth up to this date last year. When Williams made his home run Grive in yesterday's game against the Detroit Americans here, he brought his total home runs for the present season to five, ths same number the now sus- ZBYSZKO AGAIN .. Will Have Another Chance at Title in Kansas City Match Tonight. KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 25.—Ba weight wrestler, will meet Stanislans he won his title some weeks ago in Wichitz, Kan., in a wrestling match here tonight. In a match between the Zoyezko defeated Lewis and won the champion- hip title which he held until the Wich. ta match. Two falls out of three will determine the winner tonight. ——— One hundred men Leather coins were used in north ern Europe in the seventeenth cen-; tury. | THE KUMPF M 454 East Yellowstone Denver The first and original Cold and Grip Tablet, the merit of which is recog- nized by all tivilized nations. Be sure you get 0 $4351 BROMG The genuine bears this signature ©. Wivore Casper Ice & Phon e e i ° > AUDITORS REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Accountants—Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-8 Bldg. Phone 767 ACCOUNTANTS GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. Anditors and Tranfer Agents Registrar and 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 WYOMING AUDIT COMPANY 41415 Midwest Ref. Bldg. 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