Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 9

FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922. €be Casper Daily Cridune LEONARD BEGINS EXPECTS THREE - TOUGH BATTLES NEW. YORK, June 16.—A RING CARD AT SHOW TONIGHT Carnival Stars to Wrestle and Box Casper Men in Tough Matches. Wrestling and boxing events will feature the ring card to be offered at the Wortham carnival athletic stadi- um tonight under the management of Tony Bernardi, in charge of this part ef the Wortham shows. Bernardi worked out of Sheridan for severai months last season and wrestled Clar- ence Eklund three times in that city. A wrestling match between Hercu- les Johnson, 184 pounds, and Paul Hutton, 175 pounds, for a side bet of $100 will be the headliner. Both are tough mat men, Hutton being Ber nardi's partner and retained by the carnival to meet ail comers. He wrestled Santel to a draw on the coast. Johnson ts a heavyweight as- pirant of no mean ability, ‘The-winner of this event may meet =.210-pound black from Chadron, Neb., whom local fans are importing, or Bernardi, who is just recovering from a spell of blindness, may take the big negro on himself. Fans will seo a Casper battler in action when Spike Murphy goes against Pancho Villa, a carntvai boxer who battles at 135 pounds, for a 10- Spike must stop the Mexican before the gong sounds the end of the fight or he doesn't place in the money. As a handicap event it should be a thriller. ‘The card was recently scheduled for last night but because of the rain anda small crowd was postponed unti) this evening, when special ad- vertising is expected to @.aw a large attendance. Cleveland 27 «29 Chicago —__-- 26 30 464 Philadelphia 22 27.449 Boston. az 8141S National League. Pittsburgh 2, New York 4. Cincinnati 0, Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3 (10 innings) American League. New York 1, Detroit 2." Philadelphia 10, Chicago 8. Boston 8, Cleveland 3. ‘Washington 2, St. Louis 3. new fighting record is about to be bung up to dry by Benny Leonard, prince of the royal fam- ily of pugilism, who began today to dust off his.armor like a plumed knight in preparation for jousts with three of the toughest opponents in the busiriess within the short space of 32 days. Jack Britton, will meet hith. Three bouts within a month will net Benny at least a quarter of u million dollars, and if he knocks out Britton he will step out of the ring the welter- weight champion of the world, the fourth fighting man since Napoleon to hold two championships. As Brit ton will not be down to 135 pounds, Leonard's lightweight coronet will not be in danger. Leonard's summer season will open June 26 at the New York velodrome with Britton in a 35-round decisio bout. Eight days later he will meo Rocky Kansas at Michigan City, Ind. in an Independence day battle for his crown and on July 27 he will battle for the world’s championship in ' Jersey City with Tendler, recognized as the most formidable of contenders. After that he may rest for a while. No mod- ern champion has such @ record. Leonard his all to win and nothing to lose with Britton, for whom the op- posite is true. Leonard has also hiy reputation at stake when he meets Kansas, though the Italian may be surprisingly better; and in the Tend- Jer bout he is taking a yard-wide chance. : Only three men have held more than one title at one time in bexing history —Bob Fitzsimmons, Terry McGovern and Johnny Butt. Leonard, who is 26, has fought two Previous no-ecision bouts with Brit- ton, who is nearly 38. ‘Tendief is 24 and has been boxing since 1916 when he was peddling pap- in, Philadelphia. Leonard has de- ‘feated Kansas but the Buffalo man has a decision over Tendler, eee Seat GOLF MEMBERSHIP IS LIMITED BY CLUB HERE The decision of the Casper Golf club to limit its membership to 100 has caused a flurry among local men who have been intending to make ap. plication for membership in the club but who have deliyed about putting their names on the dotted line. During the past three days George Jarvis bas been swamped with mem- berships so that only a few of the 109 remain untaken. Mr. Jarvis said this morning that the concession at the nineteenth or Voistead hole had been placed in capable hands, there- by giving the club professional and the greens committee an opportunity to devote their entire time to the con- dition of the course. * The attention of the members is called again to the fact that the grand rock removing bee will be held at the club Monday night and that mem- bers who do not show up are -unning the risk of being followed by account- ants with adding machines when their game is off and they wish to turn in good scores. Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at New York. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. American League. Philadelphia at Chicago. ‘Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland. New York at Detroit. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THE FISHERMAN AND HOUSEWIFE Winchester Jointed Steel Rod $1.00 Winchester Kitchen Knife All Steel Blade 35c See Window Display Schulte Hardware Co. 228 South Center Phone 64W On Golf Links Is Given Slap CLEVELAND, June 16.—That we tipping “evil” is assuming serious Proportions in local rif may be judged from this notice to Willo- wick players from Warren Clark, chairman of the greens committee. “The Cleveland District Golf as sociation has requested that play ers do not tip caddies at either their own course or when visiting other courses. Caddies naturally prefer to caddy for players who tip them, consequently it makes it difficult for caddie masters to assign caddies without preference. Furthermore we have Neard complaints from vis- iting players that caddies were in- solent when not tipped. Therefore eut it out altogether.” The revised Westwood course em bracing nine new holes will not be ready before late fall, it was an nounced. , It will have a total yard. age of 6.271, the first nine being 3.130 and the second nine 3,161 Par will be 71. That for the present courna, is 70. r What ts said to be the first “Hole in One” tournament in this country is set for the Westwood course in October. e The new Canterbury Unks will open next month. MRS, MALLORY [3 ELIMINATED Defeated in Semi-Finals of Kent Play by Miss McKane, British Star. LONDON, Sune 16.—(By The Asso- ciated Press.—Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, the American lawn tennis |woman champion, was defeated in the semi-finals of the Kent tennis cham- }pionships in women’s singles at Beck- enham today by Miss McKane, the British star. The score was 6-1, 2-6, and 6-3. Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Santa Mon- fea, Cal., alsoplaying in the semi-finals defeated Mrs. Beamish, England, 8-6 HARD TRAINING Tipping Evii FOR SALT GREEK OVER FOURTH _ A three-day rodeo that will include ing, bulldogging, baseball and many other thrilling sports will be pulled off July 2, 3 and 4 at Salt Creek under the direction of Charles Sanderson, a promoter who has achieved Several successes and who is supremely interested in the field of sports as it is. Clarence Eklund is signi up to ‘wrestle John Ludic to a finsh, wrestling, riding, rac- go in at 174 pounds and Ladic at 1 Bucking contests will be held, at which time such riders as Howard/e Teglin, Bob Askins, and Ricker will|® Racing. Meeting of Queens County Jockey wming’s wildest horses. A prize of $100 will be given to the owner of the best bucking horse. Pulling 2 stone boat by respect club opens at Aqueduct. e} ation at Latonia. Track. Annual games of the National Col legiate A. A. at Chicago. Swimming. | Pacific A. A jing championships, horses been awaken n this phase rodeo because of the pride that mai owners of teams in the Salt amateur div Yosemite, Cal. field manifest. It will be worth seeing ‘ says cach owner. ” Connecticut women's championshi The events will take place on the P tournament clo: Louisiana s Lake Charles. at Bridgeport Mahoney place east of the main camp championship. Orland Ormsby will land his airplane On this field the afternoon of the 2 at fourth. Shooting. cca ta Sag Washington state trapshooting tour- nament opens at Spokane. North Dakota stato trapshooting tournament closes at Dickinson. Boxing. Happy Littleton vs. Billy Shade 15 rounds, at New Orleans Ray Long vs. Cowboy Padgett, 12 rounds at Oklahoma City. Bob Martin vs. Bill Steele, 10 rounds at Covington, Ks. Carl Tremaine vs. 15 rounds at Buffalog Ea WINS AT HORSESHOES In the horseshoe tournament held Wednesday evening at the Standard under the direction of the Standard Oi) Athletic and Recreation association the finals were won by Eads and Thompson representing the manage- ment who were opposed by the as bestos department. The teams representing the various departments were as follows: Terry McHugh, = Management, W. Eads and A. E. Thompson. Asbestos department, Stevenson and| UPSETS ALL YOUR OL® Dailey. IDEAS ABOUT SHAVING Garage, Quinn and Livingston. —THE Main office, Bangert and Larson. Laboratory, Forbes and Swartzkoff. Yard office, Wilson and Jourgensen. Refinery, Emmell and Dowler. Carpenters, Whetstone and Dineen. The tournament was witnessed by a large crowd. Prices Reduced on Our Entire Stock of High Quality Merchandise Each and every department in the store is doing its level best and a little more to reach the good mark we have set. No matter what you buy you will find some bargains that will amply repay you for your trip. Join the parade of thrifty shoppers that are store every day. BE HERE TOMORROW. ~ REMARKABLE VALUES IN MEN'S SUITS Lower.prices are surely here. Profit by these extraordinary reductions in Spring and Summer Suits. An event of utmost importance coming right at the opening of the season. Suits From $15.00 Up COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. Men’s Khaki Coveralls. son pair. OC Leather-faced Gloves go oe 9e pair Suspenders, Fire and Po- lice brand. Sale a, Looe Dress Suspenders. Sale price, _35e pair - AMAZING SHOE VALUES Lot No. i—Men’s extra heavy 100 per cent Leather Work Shoes. Salerpricesi oo ee ee $2.50 Lot No. 2—60 pairs Men’s high grade Dress Shoes, in the smartest new lasts—vici kid, Canadian calfskin and genuine Cordovan included. $12.50 values. Sale price, $ ot dat 10 city celal. Seppe Ga elle L/L, RA 5 4 5.00 Lot No. 3—Boys’ Tennis Oxford: Sale price, per pair... _98e Lot No. 4—Men’s Goodyear welt Dress Shoes and Caan Sale price, $4.50 et THREE-DAY RODEO ANNOUNCED — Meeting of Kentucky Racing associ-! SPORTING NEWS WILLARD TOBE | WINK’ SOON Wants to Prove That Demp- sey Didn't Meet Him in Best Condition. | LOS ANGELES, Cal., June 16.—Jess Willard’s destre to meet Jack Demp sey is merely to satisfy himself and the public that he was not in cond jon during the Toledo bout and, that t will be a different contender for] we world heavyweight title when he conditions himself. Willard is inde pendently wealthy and will within fodr months attain the pink of ring cond | tion, he says Before any match, which he would! | prefer in October or November he will/ Prove by gymnasium work witth any heavyweights thac he is fit for the| | He de-| battle for the championship. | clared that Dempsey will find a dif- |ferent problem than meeting middie | weights. Quiet and seclusive Willard ieads a) | different life than most ring battlers | TOURIST TRAVEL GROWS. CHICAGO, June 16.—Summer tour- ist fares, which are lower than for several years have stimulated railroad travel westward tremendously accord- ing to reports from local passenger agents. ‘One road reports a 36 per cent in crease over last year. BARGAINS IN REBUILT Underwoods, Remingtons, L. C. Smiths, Royals. Repairs and Supplies. Typewriters for Rent. CASPER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 230 E. 2nd St. Phone 856 First in News Of All Events | alone weighing 10¢ is and measuring 12 feet long by nine feet across. Its foot-print was 18 by 9 inches. FIVE HOMERS Giant Silver Tip Puts Up Great Battle PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., 16.—One of the biggest silver tip dears ever shot in this district was killed on White creek near Terrace, June B. C., after an exciting battle by Edward Forsam and J. Kennedy, prospectors, Kennedy, who had climbed to the top of a windfall, saw the bear emerge from the bushes fifty yards away. The moment the grizzly mw him it charged. Kennedy fired four shots from a .303 rifle, all of them taking effect. This, however, did not step the animal, who contmued fowasi the prospector. Kennedy was in such a position by this time that he could not escape the tnfur. jated beast. He yelled to this part broken in the Galv league Texas when G runs tn the fitt drives went fell inside. terially in carrying t enclosure. The pre record was three ous one inning MALT AND HOPS ner, who was 100 feet away, to shoot. This Forsam did. The bullet NOW AT passed througl: the animals heart ; The shot was fired just in time as || Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. the grimly fell but two feet from Kennedy. The height of the bear standing erect was 15 feet. 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