Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 7

BONERS SIGNED | UP FOR BOUTS Preliminary Card in Making} for Dunbar-Fontana Go Next Monday. asia to bave @ world of stuff and is|5 showing up well in his nightly prac téce. Schneider, preparing to roturn to the ring for the first time eince he| to de @ ively and interesting. ex-5 of swats. ‘The main event of the May 1 card ALU ATHLETES ARE BARRED FROM BETTING ON SELVES IN EVENTS NEW TORK, April 26.—Betting on Chempeives by amateur athletes or by sted to frame rules and penalties to cover euch offenses. “The Amateur Athletic union ts op- posed to betting,” Mr. Rubiery de- [Roda Games] DUAL TRACK MEET MAY DECIDE ENTRANTS IN es EVENTS Saturday, the Glenrock athletes have filled the local follows with a | great deal of enthusiasm, coupled | with a bit of foreboding as to the | | Club Standings| 4 8 Sana sot ES Ahad aa 091} Fy Pet. 833 “¢26} -400 “tae “333 273} aS Baananawy | Last Scores |e: Meadows to their liking and laced out) TUESDAY FINALS. Brooktyn 5, Boston 2. New York 9, Philadelphia ° Other games postponed. American League. | Detroit 3, St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 0, Now Yark 6. Boston 0, Washington 10. Chicago-Cleveland, postpaned. National St Louis at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Brooklyn at Boston. New York at Philadelphic. American League Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland. Boston at Washington. Philadelphia at New York. make the boys zet ont tm full force Saturday if it is in any way possi- Die. because they will all have a chance to camonstra‘s their ability &t this time, and the mect will have @ great deal of influence in selecting men for the larger meet at Douglas op May 5. Practically all forms of track Sports will be taken up at this time except throwing the hammer. is an event that has largely been discontinue? {in high schools and among young athietos generally be- cause of its extreme o He extveme quasi, “N.Y.CLUBS ARE OUT IN FRONT a |Last Year’s Pennant Winners Start Week With Whirl- wind Attack. NEW YORK, April 26.—The Yan. }kees and Giants yesterday continued jtheir mad dash in the lead in the big leagues at the expense of their Phila- delphia opponents. “Bob Shawkey pitched his second straight shutout, 6 to 0, holding tho Athletics to four bin- s! The Giants found George Smith and 17 hits. | Dutch Ruether's pitching and hitting proved too much for Boston, Brook lyn earning a 5 to 2 decision. Ruether included a home run in hig after. noon's work. Phillips, Washington's recrult hurler | held the Boston Red Sox to four hits while his teammates pounded out a 10 to 0 verdict. Danny Kramer Kayoes Ramies LOS ANGELS. Ara 96-—-Dann,”| Kramer, 125 pound boxer of Boston, scored a technical knockout over “Spec” Ramies of Los Angeles, in the last round of their four round main event at Vernon arena last night Monk Fowler of New Orleans, 135 pounder, defeated Tommy Richards of Los Angeles. N the fabrication of really fine motor cars there has probably been no experience so exhaustive as Packard experience. So, tes, there is probably no equip- ment in existence, dedicated over a long period to that high purpose, as exact and as effective in its appli- cation, as the Packard equipment. It was inevitable that out of these JOE E. MANSFIELD e E. The price of the new Stngle-Six five ‘This, fhe WILLIAMS MAY Brown Outfielder New Sensa- tion of Baseball With Six Homers to Credit. ‘Dave Shade to | Battle O'Keefe CHICAGO, April 26.—Dare Shade| of California and Dennis (Keefe, Chi- bezing mateh at Kenosha. Wis, Monday ‘night, ‘Walter H. Ligin- ser, secretary of the Wiscensin bexing commission announced today. peport Calendar? Racing. Meesting of Hartford Agricoltura! Qpening of tho season ef the Pied | Soldier Bartfield va, Mike O'Dowd, for three-cushion championship, at Se. Galia, Mo. two basic advantages should come a leadership, among cars of Pack- ard calibre, so outstanding as to be unmistakable. Carried beyond the best and most beautiful in Packard tradition, these new Packard Single-Six cars also set themselves apart and alone, as the most vivid examples of value in their class, ts $2688 at Detrott The new price of the Twin-Six touring is $3850 at Detroit Yellowstone and Kimball Phone 346 IPACKAR ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE GIVE RUTH AUN Casner Deite (rite =_THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS = ||Best Athlete Among Girls to Be Crowned The great question to be decided | this evening will be that of deciding | the best gir! athlete in the local high | school A cup will be awarded to the charming young person who suc- ceeds in convincing tho three judges -| that she is the rightful recipient of that precious honor, A whole program has been ar- .| Tanged for this purpose and for the | purpose also of entertaining the | People who aro expected to pack the high school gymnasium at & P. m. Thoss who saw the girls’ gmy show that was given here about a month age won't have a bit of doubt about the worth of the contest this even- | ing. —__— | Jewelry and waten repatring Dy ex- Dert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co,,.0.5 Bide. =a a Im every hive are bees whose duty it is to keep it ventilated by faaning tnitr wings. nection with the death of Lew Brody who died a few hours after being +| knocked out in tho ninth round of a "| 12-round bout with Pitcher. 818 BILL! TARDS IN RUN. NEW YORK—Edouard Horemans, Belgian cue star, established what ex Perts declared was the highest ran on $\record when he tallied 818 straight ¢| Points st 18.3 balk line billiards, SANTEL THROWS MONDT. SAN FRANCISCO—Ad Santel, light heavyweight wrestling champion of the world won from Toots Mondt, inter. mountain title claimant when Mondt | quit after the first fall suffering from a torn leg ligament. BRITTON STOPS JONES. JAUREZ—Billy Britton of Kansas rounds here. 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