Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922. -FRLUND-DUSHEK MAT B SHERIOAN SENSATION TO MEET KENTUCKY PHENOM: Legion Post to Promote Championship Match Early in August Clarence Eklund of Sheri- dan vs. Rudy Dushek of Ken- tucky! The wrestling fan will) thrill at prospects of witness- ing a match bitween these two stars of the mat game and its realization the first week in August appears assured. The George Vroman post of the American Legion has se- oured the promise of Clarence Eklund to appear here that week and the se- curing of a suitable opponent for him is the only problem now facing the promoters Dushek, the man who has been picked as EXklund's probable opponent, 1s consideref the most promising of American light heavyweights and a match between him and Eklund would be a treat for any ringside crowd. If negotiations to secure Dushek fail, either Ted Thye of Portiand, Ore., or Mike Yokel of Salt Lake City will be substituted. Either is able to hold his own with the best of his clags, and both have expressed a desire to come here. Eklund 4s the most sensational light heavyweight wrestler since the days of Farmer Burns and the great Freddy Beal. Ho has drawn packed houses at Sheridan for the last four years and efforts have been made repeatedly to bring him here. The guarantee asked by the upstate champion has heretofore been out of reach of pro moters here but the Legion post has prevailed upon him to accept a per- centage which will allow them to t>ing another near champion here. A record breaking “crowd is pre- icted for the event if plans go through as scheduled and the wrest ling game will once more spring into popularity here. GOLFTOURNEY RECELTS HIG Over $15,000. Realized from Admissions Charged at Skokie Course. NEW YORK, July 19.—The United Btates Golf association derived $15,078 from admissions during the national open golf champlonship at Skokie last ‘Week, a high mark for golf tourna- ment receipts, according to T. J. Mc- Mahon, who had charge of the affair. On Friday $6,000 was paid in and the next day $5,800. The increased revenue will permit a larger refund than usual to the Skokie club and also enable the greens committee of the governing body to increase the scope of its work, Golfers predicted today that the near future would bring action to limit the number participating in national open championships. One plan anid to be Under cansideration would divide the cauntry into districts for alimination play from which only the leaders ‘would be eligible for entry in quilify- World Results al QUT PROVEGTED FOR GASPER CLARENCE EFL 3 title and as one of the most sensational of Rent heavyweight recognized on the mat today, who will be brought to Casper for a champtonship match the first week in August by American Legion. POBB CROWOIN Vroman post of the The Greek ‘church employs wwy rings in the marriage ceremony, one gold, the other silver. €be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS. ia Sans] TEN PLNS Lost. a1 35 40 “1 43 “4 “0 51 8 36581 39 B62 4 623 43 «(BLL 44 484 43 482 47 420 50 Als Cincinnati 9, Bosion 3. St. Louis §, New York 8. Brooklyn-Pittsburgh (game post poned; rain). American League. Boston 6, Detroit 5. Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 3 New York 14, Chicago 4, St. Louis-Washington (game post poned; rain). — ee Boston at St. Louie. Brooklyn at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati. Philadelpiie at Pittsburgh. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington. Lowest Storage In Casper Guaranteed Repair Work. Gas, Oils and Grease. Willis-Hackett Garage 363 S. Ash—Phone 1891W GEORGE StoLER Detroit Slugger Supposedly “Slipping” Gets Five Hits in One Game. CHICAGO, July 19,.—Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commis- sioner, took a look at the papers today and learned, to his surprise, that Ty Cobb was giving George Sisler a des- perate fight for batting honors of the American league. e “Cobb batting .406; ‘Sisler .420; Cobb gota five hits in one’ game, including a home run,” read the commissioner. “Ain't it a shame about poor old man Cobb?” Landis said. “They said he was slipping and ready for the home for the aged. “Five hits in one game—one a homer,” mused the former federal judge—“‘and this after 17 years in the finish. 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