Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 11

THE (OPER HEAVY ative Plans Concluded § @ p0-Round Bout Be- arvey ins ana Man Who Held A. E. F. Championsh#*During War larvey Perkins, Casper heavy? r ive y yeod. The fight will be pe ’ serps Ge res ites each and will be precede_ »y good preliminaries. és oper’s next engagementifs af*)sise, Idaho, and after his a bit Jpsinere he will stop off in Casper on lub Standing ht, will meet Cay tain » in a bout here May } return to Denver and coneinde the angemetts. There is every fro Sect that prifiiminary arrange mec will be made final. we National League. *© Perkins’ technical, knockout . Won. Lost. Pet.jof Willie Keeler at Fort Collins, York - 20 g Tle i * stock | be 17- 12 get Sty mpelast week his stock as a hat- 15 12. 556 15 13.638 TRIBUNE'S Tk _ Harry Mills Astin, a junior and one of the smallest fellows jin the Natrona County High school, was awarded the gold medal given by the Rotary club last night for the best | drilled cadet. Harry Young took second place and Ted | Young third. The two last mentioned inen were each award- ed school blankets, black with an orange ‘‘C.” D. W. Ogifbee and Burke H. Sin- clair-were judges during the elimina- tion contest which was gone through ee MATCHED RACE | | ——-[G PROPOSED |Paddock Asked to Meet Loren | Murchison at “Fres ir’ sh | Benefit. CHICAGO, May 19.—An invitatio m has increased in value. By the|to Charles Paddock, champion sprint. #14 @ tactics used in his Colorado bout,|@r, to take part in a match race here re ff 11 14, SaGh Ef Prewicted, he wit! be able to hoid| June 24 with Loren Murchison, waa ns. . rt ae ign eae Ris own with Roper. sent to the Pacific coast star today a esa 13 18 419] Roper battled Fred Fulton to a draw by '¢ harles A. Dean, chairman of the ed Seetoes (9g): eae 30s |!n Denver on Tuesday night of this] Jnois Athletic club athlage com- in. 7 aR week. Fulton was the favorite in the moar : The ee at which the race jena bout but he failed to get away with} “° be run is an annual I, A. C. b aa Lost. Pet.| ™Ushing tactics employed against Rop Saas the proceeds of which go to a Roxte: 21.11.65) °T With better success a few weeks | SUil@ren’s fresh air fund. eit ar Ge! 38’ gpg Btevious: i —— felphta 15 14 517] The Perkins-Roper bout here should ail f tt phy 15 .500}easily be the best ring attraction of Y- 13 14 481) the spring here and on its result will 4 #6417 “353 | hinge the possibility of secaring an 19 -387/ other star to meet Perkins on a later nm sw =| holiday date. cabs “SRE: Last Scores fWGHT OECISINS I National League. pektyn 7, St. Louis 5. other games postponed. ‘ foday’s Games National League. ST. PAUL, Minn., May 19.—Decis fon in boxing contests, limited to 16 rounds will be permitted in Minne sota, the state boxing commission an nounced here. The decisions will b made by a referee and two judges. MINNESOTA APPROVED ton at Chicago. pokiyn at St. Louis. MUD, York at Pittsburgh. 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