Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1922, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1922. World Results €be Casper Dailp Cridune PAGE SEVER rte) ~ MAYFIELD HERE FOR BIG FIGHT Will Battle Eddie St. Clair in Double Bill at Garage Arena Next Monday. Willie Mayfield, Pueblo fighter who claims the colored welterweight cham- pionship of the northwest, arrived in Casper this morning to go into train- ing for his bout July 3 with Eddie St. Clair and is now working out regu- larly at the Casper Athletic club. The Mayfield-St. Clair mill will precede the Perkins-Patterson bout at Jones’ gar- age on the Sandbar and completes a double card which will be backed up by the-best of preliminaries. ‘While neither Patterson nor May- field, have ever appeared here the formur-is said*to be a smashing bat- tler and tho-latter claims the colored welterweight title of this region. Per- kins has quite a following in Casper, especially among the employes of the refineries, where he is a worker, and St. Clair is a popular adjunct to any fight card. George McLeod. who {s promoting the affair believes that Casper fans ‘will turn out in force to witness prize- fighting, provided the price of the tic kets is within reason. For this bout, he has lowered two admittance fee to an unprecedented level and should have a packed house. There are on!y 200 ringside and 200 other reserved seats, the remainder of tho house be- ing general admission, so those who make reservations carly will have the best seats. oe Rs etesces INDIANAPOLIS TOURNEY TO BE CONTESTED BY TENNIS STARS, REPORT INDIANAPOLIS, June 28.—(By The Associated. Press)}—Champions and for- Mer charopions and those who are on their way up to teennis fame, have entered the twelfth annual clay court championship tournarfent, to be play- ed here being July 3. William T. Tilden, ITT, national champion; Zeno Shimidzu, the Jap- anese star; Samuel Hardy, captian of the American Davis Cup teara. Charles Garland of Pittsburg, R. A. Holden of Cincinnati, and Joe *Arm- strong of St. Paul, are atnong the early entries, it has been announced. R. Norris Williams II, former national champion and a member of the Davis Cup team; Vincent Richards, the sen- sational New York youngster; Howard Weshell of Brooklyn, who stood eig¢th in the 1921 ranking, also are expected to compete. In addition, entries also ‘have beenrreceived from Walter West- brook, former University of Michigan stra; Wray.Brown of St. Louis, Alex Squiers, the Chicago veteran, and Johnny Hennessey, Fritz Bastian and Ralph Burdick, the best players in Indianapolis. British Golfers Are Coming Here LONDON, June 28.—George Dtn- can sri Abe Mitcholl, Jeading British golfers, left for Southampton today to board the liner Majectic. The plan to spend three months in playing over ‘various courses in the United States | Club Standings | National League. Won. Lost, 40 23 29 30 31 33 32 a7 ery Cube New York | St. Louis Brooklyn ~ ——_. Pittsburgh . — Cincinnati . —____ Chicago - -—_—____ Philadelphia — —__ Boston ... Clubs. St. Louts New York Detroit 485 AT 433 Au Philadelphia - —__._ Boston Pittsburgh 67, Chicago 1-6, Brooklyn 7, Boston 3% Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 9. Philadelphia 1,.New York 1. American Lengue. Boston 2-4, Philadelphia 4-6. | THE ‘522 | Chicago, starting with Eddie Held, of | | fact that it took a score of 156 for 36 | thirty second place in the champion GOLF TOURNEY RECORDS HGH Matched Play Begins at Kan- sas City After End of Qualifying Shooting. KANSAS CITY, June 28.(By The Associated Press}—Match play for the western golf amateur golf champion- ship began today at the Hill Crest country club with “Chick” Evans of | St. Louis. Today's play began after two days Produced golf said to be the best ever seen_in the preliminary rounds of a western amateur tournament and which, according to veterans of the links, has never been equalled in an tournament tn recent years. Tif quality of the field is shown by the holes to assure qualification, seven | men shooting off a tie at 1 for the} ship flight. Cards which broke par-were com- mon and Evans, in becoming medalist with a mark of 143, shot a 67 yester- day, six under par, tieing the profes- sional record made when putts were St. Louis 7, Cleveland 9. Chicago 9, Detroit 6. [Fea Gomes National League. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Boston. American League. St. Louis at Cleveland. Chicago at Detroit. Boston at Philadelphia. a Club, st Aqueduct. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey Club, at Latonia. Meeting of Hamfiton Jockey Club, at Hamliton. Golf. Western Amateur championship |tournament, at Kansas City. Massachusetts Amateur champion- ship tournament, at Salem. Inland Empire Championship tour- nament opens at Spokane. + Shooting. Prairie Zone championship tourna- ment, at Coffeyville, Kas. Minnesota State trapshooting tour- nament, at Minneapolis. Boxing. Fay Ketser vs. Harry Krohn, 15 rounds, at Cumberland, Md. Thermopolis Golf Course-to Be Laid Out by McCafferty A MacCafferty, the local profession- al left this morning for a two days trip to Thermopolis. The object of his trip is to advise and assist in the laying out of the new course which Thermopolis is building. Later it is possible that a Casper Country club team or teams will venture up to try out the new course and to give the Thermopolis golfers a good trimming. MEN ONLY! DENVER MEDICAL INSTITUTE SPECIALISTS’FOR MEN 830 Eighteenth. 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Much of the public interest in the match has centered on Evans and Harrison Johnston, St. Paul, the young Minnesota state champion and considerable delight was expressed when it was found that Johnston, by being second low medalist with 144, drew a position in the lower half with “Chick” in the upper half. Thus the two cannot meet unless they reach the done away with. George Von Elm, trans-Mississtppi and Pacific northwest champion, is in He has lost only one tournament, match in three-years Following are the qualifying scores: Evans 143; Johnson 144; Wright 145; Ouimet 146; Von Elm 147; Stut- tle 147; Cummings 147; Kennedy 148; Wenzler 148; Manion 148; McKee 148; Herron Couch 150; Bartlett 1 Conley 1 Bayseur 150; Held 152; Graham 152; Reynolds 152; Cochrane 153; Braun 153; Decker 153; Bocken- kamp 153; Wolff 1549; Curren Jr 155: Eckland Gaines 155, ss Jewelry and watcn repatring Dy ex- bert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O.S Ride. FATIMAS 20c at Pep’s DRUG SUNDRIES At Popular Prices » at Pep’s The Kids Need MATCHES so The People Win, Mr. Pep Wins, We Both Win, And Smile. TRIBUNE'S PAGE 0 F SPORTING NEWS = First in News Gf All Events former heavyweight champion designed to force a.meeting between him and Jack Demp-| Sey, according to a statement by Gene Doyle, who is in charge of Willard’s training,camp in the Hollywood American Legion | stadium. “Armistice day is the time the Amer- | ican Legion boys want and Jersey City is the place.” sald Doyle. | Promise they will fight side.” | Willard says he ts amused at the si-| lence of Jack Keatns, Dempeeys man- ager. relative to a return match be tween Dempsey and Willard. “Dempsey is runnin: sald Willard. I should think he ould Mike to defend the title against mebody besides a middleweight. 1 came all the way to the Pacific coast to see Kearns, and now that I'm here, | Kearns has gone to New York. With the hopes something definite} k: “And théy| on Willard’s| will come from Tex ings with Kearns, W would keep up the light tr he began yesterday. FLAG TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD FOR GOLFERS The Casper Country club is holding a flag tournament Sunday inor; in which members may tee off any time after § o'clock a, m. and before 4 p. m.. The flag tournament ts us ually held on the fourth of July but on account of conflicting which other engagements it was decided the Sun. day before the fourth would be more satisfactory to everyone. 8. Wilson played his first round cently under the instruction of Mac and turned in a 64, which is consid ered good for a Moose. Other new men just taking up the game are Harry Adams, Ben Loomis and L. 8. Worthington. American Loses In Tennis Play) WIMBLEDON, June 28.—(By The Associated Press.)—A. W. Asthalter, an American, was eliminated Tuesday from the international grass court tennis championships here when he was defeated by Maj. J. G. Ritchie, a British player, 6-2, 6. Will Sell "Em at POPULAR PRICES (Beginning Saturday) a how to smile? Mr. Pep BUYS for CASH at a DISCOUNT Mr. Pep SELLS for CASH at a DISCOUNT Pep’s DISCOUNTS pay. the RENT. POSITIVELY—Noboby would deliberately throw 2 Pennies in the middle of the street every day because it might look foolish. Therefore, a Box of MATCHES FREE Until after the CERTAINLY—‘The survival of the fittest” might mean the fel- low who has the fittiest clothes—who can tell? ONLY A STORY? He called the MEETING to order and loudly cried: “Gentlemen, the fellow who UNDER- SELLS is ruining my business. CAMELS WhatcanI do? What should I do? Vote ADIEU, Pal, it’s all the same! (It’s justa little George Ade Philosophy) GUNNISON NOTE—The City Council rules that fireworks cannot be sold until Saturday morning and Mr. Pep respects the law. 15c at Pep’s LEGION WOULD FORCE DEMPSEY _ TO MEET WILLARD FOR BATTLE LOS ANGELES, June 28.—Individual members of the American Legion in Los Angeles have promised Jess Willard, | , they will start a movement De Paolo Gives Up Race Entry} “FACOMA. Wash, June 28—Peter De Paolo, De Paolo received e from George Rallot, French * manufacturer, asking him to the Grand Prix. The Tacoma race this year wenld have been De first appearance here. Anoth er driver wilt be pdlected to fill his| place of the entry list. Six of the drivers entered for the coma race are here. They are Jim Morphy, H y Hartz, Roscoe s, Frank EF “Howdy” Wil drive ir Paolo — No Action Upon Title Fight by N. Y. Commission NEW YORK, June 28.—The New York state boxing commission at its weekly meeting Tuesday took no ac tion in regard to the sudden termina tion of the bout between Benny Leo nard and Jack Britton last night, which was severely criticized by sport ing writers. Commission officials announced that they were contemplating no inquiry into the match, which ended in the 13th round with a decision for Brit- ton on a foul delivered by Leonard. PADOY RICKS TO MEET. SPOER KELLY JULY 4 Paddy Ricks, the fast little bantam. weight who has appeared in Casper several times, will journed to Red Lodge, Mont., on July 4 to meet Spider | Kelly in a 10 round bout which is_the FIREWORKS 146 S. Center St. PEP’S NEWS DEPOTS 23515. Center St. NATURAL ROUNDS 2 for 35c at Pep’s We wonder if the Guy who said “Live and let live” really knew M. & O. FOIL Now 10c at Pep’s Fourth. Pep D: Ss the Profits Sculls Ch feature of the big celebration at that | June place | wor Paddy is employed at the Standard }-de ln refinery here and has devoted himself | ¢ here on Lab more seriously to his work there re cently than he has to the fight game. | For the past few weeks he has been working out daily and reports his in good shape. Walter He Duluth. hia gold challege Day. The row f the Duluth Boat C PP ng S announcemen | ia June 5 i ng committees alao Hoover would nor be national rega ia in August — won the gold challe Detroit Contest lane Read my nursery and DULUTH, Minn., June 28.—Rerara.| 84 every, Saturday. less of how b> fares in the Diamond | {etter P. O. Box 1 Sculls event of the English Henley repatring at t even, as the following score: n - Rr ) 000 O01 G1—3 0 710 O19 00—3 ———_—_ HE. 3 ie mileage you get from any tire depends largely on the inner tube. 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