Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1922, Page 4

CHESS EXPERT SWEEPS PARIS Cuban Wins 38 Out of 40/Sidered brighter followin Games Played Simultane- at Fort Collins, Colo., ously Today. with a sledge hammer PARIS, May 16—Jose R. Ca: blanca, the Cuban chess expert, today m 38 games, Jost one and drew one, | playing simultaneously against 40 of | the best chess players in Paris. The onty one to beat the champion was Pope to View Jean Pape, an elderly antiquary. It B ball F was a fine exhibition of chess| ase or throughout. An hour and a First. Time fore Capablanc: abandoned players of Capus, member and editor of EW YORK, May 16.—A pope for the first time is to witness a base the Figa two women, Mlle.} pan game soon. Raftrey and Miss Hiscock, ' In donating tothe Knights of Col Sagten. atter finishing among} | umbus a site for an athletic field at the foot of one of the seven hills of Rome, Pope Pius XI, it was an nounced here today. expressed te Ed ward L. Hearn, director of the or. ganization's work in Italy, the hope of seeing the American gime played Pope Pius will be able to watch the game frem a window of his study overlooking the field. “I want to see with my own é¢yes the de velopment of your work,” his holi- ness said.” HORSESHOE AND QUOIT ASSOCIATIONS MERGE the last six players, Pal M oore Wins Fight Decision ATLANTA, Ga, May 16. — Pal Moore, the Memphis, Tenn., hantam- weight won a refereo’s decision over ‘Tim O'Dowd in a 10-round contest here lastnight. Club Standings ee ae oe ee | MORALE aie: May 16.— a 20 7 .341|/@By Tho Associated Prees)—Merging “angel Tome girs 593|0f the National League of Horseshoe iene “15 11_—s 677] and_Quolt Pitchers’ association and a wee Ue as) 48, * dppe | Ce Siaticgnl "Aduouateentee Horseshoe Sete 11 183 458] Pitchers’ is announced today by B. G. a ~~ 11 15~* 423] Leighton, of this city, president of the “potreiide 33 18 400 | latter organization. chat 7 7 292} The national horseshoe champion. <p gt me ship contests, to be held in connectio: with the Iowa state fair, August pia ora Lal Py ein a ced the aus- New York 19 u -633 | Dices of both associations, under a St. Louts — 18 1 .621 | Joint committee. Cleveland — 14 15 482 Heretofore, each organization con- “alc acpi 14 15 .483/ducted “national” tournaments but Serees phia 13 14 .481|the national association, due to its ; nadet 12 13 .480| having fourteen states affiliated with ee. Ta 5g) er iG rin abitien 40) many private clubs cese = — 12 18 .400| Was recognized as the representative body. STAR BOXES HIS WAY T0 FAME IN HUB FEATURE Hayden Stevenson, who’ has played male leads in many stage and screen Productions, is appearing as aboxing | Last Scores MONDAY FINALS. National League. Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 6. : Boeton 56, Pittsburgh 6, (10- innings). Philadelphia 7, St. louis 19. New York 1, Chicago 0. Hub theater Wednesday and Thurs- day. Stevenson is mamager of Regi- nald Denny the star, who first ap- pears as “Kane Halliday,” a college athlete, and then boxes his way to fame and fortune as “Kid” Roberts. Hayden Stevenson is another na- tive son of Kentucky who has helped to uphold the traditions of the state, and who has made good in dramatic productions and on the silver screen. He was born in Georgetown, Ky., and after attending public schools decided on a career on the stage. After appearing in several home amateur productions he joined a. stock sompany at San Joes, Cal., and was soon promoted to leading parts. For several seasons he played the male leads in various stock companies in San Jose, Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Port- land, Me.; Rochester, N. Y.; Dayton, Ohio; Indianapolis, Ind.; Montreal and Vancouver, Canada. He also played with Lionel Barry- more in the stage production of “The Copperhead,” and supported Florence Roberts in vaudeville and in “Tea for Three. He has supported Tyrone Power, Blanche Walsh, House Peters Detroit 6, New York 1. Arnerican Congas impresario in the Universal-Jewel- D st. Louis 3, Philadelphia 12. Collier's series of “Leather Pusher” : Cleveland . Washington 3. stories, by H. C.. Witwer, the first. t Chicago 0, Boston 3. round of which will be shown at the Today’s Games National League. Boston at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at Cincinnatt. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detrott at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston. e Reccecceccecocosscccoooee Racing. Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey cinb, = st Jamaica. + Meeting of Kentucky Racing asso- = ciation, at Louisville. Me See : Baseball. George Topocer of the Cardinals is - a KE Bovwning of the jneasan of jrise KITy | eae ithetiep tithe Dlat cor eNetical aus Billard league batting averages. Prospects for a battle between Harve. heavyweight, and either Fred Fulton or i Perkins’ decisive defeat of Keeler last week. Perkins slowed up Keeler blow in the latter failed to take the count he w: promoter stopped the fight. PERKINS TO MEET FULTON OR ROPER INBATTLE THIS SPRING ‘ y Perkins, Casper Bob Roper are con- sixth round and while the as ready to quit when the Keeler went into-the ring at Fort Collins a favorite, According to Fort Collins papers he held Perkins even until the strth round. > Fort Collins is now bidding strong for the prospective holiday match in which Perkins will meet one of the top notchers and McLeod hopes to land the bout for Casper. Ne- gotiations have been opened, it is TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF PLESTINA AND ——PESEK CLASH Wrestling Interest in Match Scheduled for Tonight. May 16.—Marin Piestina, Judges to decide the contest. Pesek an¢. Plestina clashed in New York several months ago and the match developed into such a rough contest with Pesek as the offender, that it was stopped after the men had known and all that remains to be ar- ged is entisfactory terms between | figh | Golf Gossip The golf course of the Casper Goit| vuth of town suffered heavy from the recent heavy starms have to undergo wholesale re-| play can be effectively damage resulted main- ing out of tees and greens in some places. The work of repairing is underway and the course at this time is just passable. The second ball sweepstakes ‘will be layed over the course next Sunday, iditions permitting, By that time » course should be in good shape low scores should be turned in. rules governing the Sunday atest will be on thé same lines that first sweepstakes was staged, Dlay-| being allowed to tee-off anytime | on 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. In some| cases the handicap will be adjusted! thus bringing many new players into the realm of potential winners. An entrance fee of 75 cents will be charged. The course should be in good condi- ton for practice before the end of| the week and all players should take | vantage of the opportunity to prac- tice for the Sunday events, Improvements are being made at the grounds including reduction and improvements of the club house, Oth er plans for enlargement and improve ments will be announced later. Looks as if Walter Schmidt, Pitts- burgh’s holdout catcher, has been “Gooched” by the Pirates forever. ef Se tee Music hath charms oumi.s the savage slugger. bien Williams is pre- sented with a music box by St. Louis fans, and blooey goes Ken's homerun swatting. “G@iicug © TOTP: | MEDICINAL!" | | 3] tOtLer | c7Sceny Satisfies every want of the most critical in cleansing, P ng and beautifying the skin and complexion. Nothing purer, sweeter or more effective for every-day toilet purposes. 2 Ms, Adreme “ations Lad et . Front office rooms. in Zuttermeister Building. Phone 109 Jake Schaefer vs. Welker Cochran, nament, at Ardmore. Bench Show. Show of Allied Canine clubs of Mon- treal. ovhecepee Augie Ratner vs. Jock Malone, 12 rounds, at New York. George Shade vs. 30 rounds, at Cincinn: a Jewelry and watcn reparring by ex pert workmen. All work guaranteed ©asper Jewelry Mig. Co. O.-S Bldg. 3-5-t1 +} College Days” Given by HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA High School Auditorium Wedneeiays May 17, 8 =i 6 3 5 SOOSSOCOO9999049 906030005 any other type } 454 East Yellowstone Denver 2. ton $3200 34-ton Adual-valve engine uses less gus and delivers more power than TRUCKS THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. of engine. Ave., Casper, Wyo. E Colorado Springs junfair tactics. © Plestina has persist- jently challenged Ed (Strangler) Lewis, | the chempion; Stanislaus Zbyazko and jamd the Tigers are backing up the | American | been on the mat 47 minutes. The New York state athletic commission barred Pesek for life becarse of his alleged other leaders of the heavyweight di- vision without success. apelin: seetedt IE | DOWNEY DEFEATS @ DOWD. AT COLUMBUS—Bryan Downey, ‘iddlewetght, St, Paul, i ADAMS KAYOES RENKO. AT LIVINGSTON — Joe Adams, welterweight, knocked out Bill Renko of Beattle in 12 rounds. ——— All Detroit is backing up the Tigers Athletic Heart Is Myth, Directors In “Big Ten” Declare URBANA, IIL, May 16—Athietic heart, a supposedly serious malady affecting athletics who exercise strenuously, is all a myth, accord- ing to at least two athletic directors of tho “Big Ten™ and by statistics gathered at the University of Iil- nois. “There ts no such thing as an ath- etic heart,” said George Huff, di- “In all of my experience I have never met an athlete who suffered from this socalled athletic heart. I have never even heard of any per- son who was ill on account of it. Athletics do make the muscles grow and probably the heart does become larger, but that ts as it should be.” A. A Stag, director of athletics at the University of Chicago holds the same view. Statisiics prepared at Illinots show that there were 341 Milint athletes who had won thelr “I's who took physical examinations for the army. Of this number only one was re jected on account of injuries recelv- ed while a member of Illinois teams. This was “Ham” Alwood, former baseball star who was kept out of service on account of a fractured arm sustained while in school. The letter men are the Ones who do the hardest training ang the test is therefore fair, according to Mr. Huff. Not one of the men examined had a trace of heart trouble and only 13 THE PERNICIOUS PAIN men were rejected by the army. ‘This is 5 OF RHEUMATISM WILL YIELD TO IT Balicyiic acid compounds are Feoognized by physicians to be most effective In relteving rheu- matism, and especially ts this trua ‘when the compound {is aspirin. Aspirin ts not @ narcotic or habit- Yorming drug. Pure aspirin does, however, disturb digestion often- Umes, and because of this discom- fort which follows its use in the pelts the drawbacks of indigestion which confronted ordinary aspirin for years. It contains a digestant Ahat is separately prescribed by physicians for aa t in 1¢ form, many people wrongly | 2: Seltere Sapien to be @ heart de-| ding the body of toxins and pols TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN éis- —Ir’ LAxo ASPIRIN sons, assurin, you of permanant relief. Remem! the three points: TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN ‘3 absorbed —It relieves pain quic! —It’s a gentle ca meg Ask Your Druggist for the “Three Point Box” Therapeutic Research Labo: ‘Washington, DG —— SPRING “MAY Fi FRIDAY and MISS ETHEL MANN’S The Final Home Talent Entertainment of the Season Will Be Presented at the IRIS THEATER More Numbers, More Elaborate Costumes and Settings Than Ever Presented Before. REVIEW OLLIES” SATURDAY TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1922, _—_———————————_ = = CONEY HOS == TENNIS TITL British Champion Defeats Walter Kinsella in Lon- don Match. LONDON, May 16.—George F. Covey, of England, worid's porfession- al court tennis champion defeated Walter Kinsella, of New York, three j out of four séts in « series of thirteen First in News | | Of AU Events | —$$_. WALLACE BESYS CROZIER. | has been ‘released anconditionally an AT HOUSTON—Otto Wallace of) Rightfiider Wickland has been 4) Milwaukee outpointed Dutch Crozier,| pointed temporary manager. 4 Houston, in 12 rounds. > (eB mel an cere TOLEDO MANAGER’ RELEASED.| AT MINNEAPOLIS—-E4 Strang AT TOLEDO—Fred Ludesus, vet-| ler) Lewis, world’s heavyweight char, eran first baseman and manager of| pion wrestle, defeated Heary On,, the Toledo American association club,| man of Minnvapolis in straight ‘ai, “ERIS « * A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY JACK HOLT---HEDDA NOVA AND LITTLE MICKEY MOORE —In— “THE MASK” onderful rwmance, ippi thrills liege thrills, heart-interest that’ Ssicer thy and a climax that hits like a cyclone. —~Abe-- “HIGH TIDE” and COMIC CARTOONS VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Four more sets will be played Wed- nesday and the remainder, if the match should not be decided by Wednesday's contest, on Saturday. than found in any other ciass of men who took the tests.” a é IS SIR A. CONAN DOYLE RIGHT OR WRONG ? Extraordinary Attraction—7 Days Only NOT A MOTION PICTURE Now Is the Time That You Want to Be Outdoors. SOME SNAPS A Call Is All You Need. PERSONAL eae sce CE 2 0. THE MENTAL MIRACLE MAN CUNNING AND HIS SHOW OF WONDERS Second and Yellowstone Phone 406 A Mysterious Scientific Revelation Positively Astound- ing in Its Exactness. Also Big Feature Picture Program With Cunning Co. Continuous 1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY STARTING UNDAY MAT. “IF SIN HAS ANY WAGES, I HAVE A LOT OF BACK PAY COMING TO ME.” IN take. COMPRESSION TUBES for mine, Explaining at this juncture, \ They there HUB Continuous 1 to 10:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY -Lnever have a puncture! Wyoming Compression Tube and Tire Co. “WE PAY THE LOSS” Pelton & Hemry Insurance and Bonds All Lines REGINALD DENNY Presents “The Leather Pushers” The Greatest Fight Picture Ever Filmed. Room 24, Townsend Building a Tribune classified ad—— A Cosmopo)itan - Production GIRLS FAVE HOME L 97 The pulsating, dynamic question of the hour—“Why Girls Leave Home.” Contrasting the lives of two souls dragged out of the pit dug by their parents. Reared in the of luxury and dazzled 5 re played the game with a reckless abandon, un- Is ening gown the garb of dation? Seo “Why Gils Leave Home.” agers leave home? last year—why do n New York's midnight whirl of pleas- I ure she sought the thrills she had Seema —Also— Notes: missed in her little bome town. owen ‘ oy ry by d when her “back pay” 1. It Pays to Exercise’| Fannie” icin etet esis Gtk and ‘Kade 10c 1 40c Hurst of both sides of life’s ledger. Moore —Also— “FO! 99 (Sport Review) TODAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY TOMORROW VIOLA DANA ‘Dangerous to Men’ —Also— Toonerville Trolley “SKIPPER MEETS ALL TRAINS” cominG “A VIRGINS SACRIFICE” COMING CORINNE GRIFFITH