Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 7

‘ [ World Jack Hemple and Harvey WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922. Perkins, heavyweights, will! meet the night of Tuesday, October 24, instead of Monday, October 28, on the Elks’ benefit program, according to an an] nouncement of George McLeo d, promoter, this morning. A political rally, for which previous arrangements had been made, necessitated changing the date for the fight card. | ELEVEN STRONG. Defeats Newcastle, 67 to 0, in Game; Schedule Given for Season. SHERIDAN, Wyo., Oct. 11.—Sheri- dan's overwhelming victory over New- castle by @ score of 67 to 0 Inst Sat- uréay ind’rates that the Neilson Heights eleven is on its way to a’ sec ona state championship. The Sheri- dan team ran wild on thelr opponents, snowing a steady line attack varied with well executed open field runs and forward passes. Jennins, quarterback and Redhatr,| halfback, stars of last year's eleven, led the attack for Sheridan. Swear- ingen seems to have filled the position et full acceptably and the team has as strong if not stronger backfield than last year. The Sheridan schedule for the re- maindet of the season is as follows: Cotober 14—Gillette at Sheridan. October’ 20—Yellowstone, Mont., at Sheridan. October 28—Billings et Billings. November 4—Cowley at Shetidan. November 11—Open. November 18—Forsyth, Mont., Sheridan. November 30—Casper at Sheridan. Bos BLE, at Michigan Captain 1 Seater gece el ys one { positions. P. ‘pas Rede y, | Te you want to vote on Nov. Tth,| your name must be on the registra-| tion books. } ae | For Gas Heaters, Gas Ranges or) anything in Gas A\ see Ex-! change Furniture Co. 10-8-6¢ | a eR “The Convict's Maughter.” Colam- bia Theater soo 10-11-1t FOR RENT FORDS AND DODGES Drive Them Yourself. Phone 274-M | 511 South Durbin Both men are training {:due-tously for thelr go. Hemple, wh» will nave! to do more work to get in shape, is| running five miles on the rosd amt boxing 12 to 14 rounds every <fter- noon. Tuesday afternoon in h’s let-/ ing session he took on Eddie St. Cinty for his final workout an4 rent the! colored boxer to the canvas with a! streight left to the heart. Eddie was back an his feet in a few seconds but | admitted after the workout that Per-| kins cannot afford to take chances | with Hemple's hitt'ng powers. who works at the Standard always in good condition, He is doing less strenuous training | than Hemple and is boxing every sec-| ond day at the Casper Athletic club| gymnas'um. | St. Clair and Kid Lee, who will meet for 10 rounds in the semi-windup, are| getting into condition fast. Both| fighters are noted for their speed and) promise to furnish an interest'ng a| battle as the main go. Kid Lee leaves! the first of the month for several! dates in the east and it ts imperative that he make # good showing against) St. Clair. | Scotty Lyons and Tommy Hass promise to furn'sh excitement in the} six round preliminary. Lyons comes! from Thermopolis with a reconi of having cleaned up on everything in| the m'ddleweight class in the Big! Hon basin. Haas has a fine record| on the Pacifie coast. Both men are anxious to win because the winner of this’ go has been practically assured sem!-windup battle on the next card that has been put on in Casper. i It looks as though the Elks have/ a real card lined up for a week from Tuesday. The success of these fights | will insure Casper of being supplied with plenty of bouts through the win- ter montha. — Star Center Of | Iowa May Not | Play Yale Game Ost. CITY. towa, IOWA 11,—Al-/ veteran) center on the Iowa football team who ts suffering from lumbago, is still serious he will) he In the lawkeye squad when It loaves this afternoon for New Haven, | Conn., where it will pray Yale Satur | day. | It was announced that while Heldt) showed some improvement night | ft is still doubtful whether he wi'l be) he Casper Dailp Cribune A\int It a Grand and Glorious Feeling WHEN You INFORM FRIEND Wire THAT You ARE « SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS AT THE BANK THE In DEFAULT R- -~ AND THAT You ARG JuST A COMMON CRooK GYes of THE LAW im THe -AND You DECIDE FIRST To GO OVER YouR FIGURES ONCE MORE JUST TO SEE WHAT EXACT TOTAL You ARE is ~AND You HAD MADE A MISTAKE SUBTRACTION AND ARE SEVERAL HUNDRED To THE GooD Discover ou iN INSTEAD AND You Tet HER THAT you ARE GoinlG To Give YouURSELF UP LIKE A MAN. { By Briggs 4 (— Ce 7 OH-H-H- Boy! Aw ir a GR-rR-R-RAND AND GLOR-R-R-RIONS FEELIN’ ? ys ir cies eth When Meuse! Hit the First World Series Hom ‘ This shows how the Giants got their three-run lead in the first inning of the second world series game. With Frisch base, ‘Exrmf Meusel hit the ball into the left fleid bleachers for a home run, scoring the other two men ahead. Dotted line pRereplgp tin ot Mousel’s ‘it. Groh is shown rounding third, Frisch between second and third and Me i bs second. watching the ball disapoear in the crowd. See a Bob Meusel, Yank outfleWder, is shown able to piny against Yale. | pels tw ats 2 | ISport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey club at Jamaica. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey at Latonia. Meeting of Maryland Fa'r associa- tion at Laurel. club Grand Circuit meeting at Lexing- ton. Chess. American national championship tournament at New York. Register today. BIG FREE DANCE Given By Sheriff Joe L. Marquis and William B. Cobb AT DREAMLAND HALL . Corner H and Harrison Streets, North Casper OCTOBER 11 MANY PLANES TOENTER RAGE Wyoming Flyers Among 12 En Route to Selfridge Field Today. CLEVELAND, Oct: 11.—Twelve planes of the air mail service were Prepered to hon off here today for Selfridge field, Michigan, where they will parts*ipate in the national air races tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. ‘The planes arrived here: from New) Yerk, Omaha, San Franclaco, Chey-| enne and Rock Springs. Wyo. ‘The first departure was set for 9 o'clock’ when the enclosed cabin cruiser piloted by H. K. Leonhardt (By Forester’s Lig NEW MARKET, England, Oct. 11 Press.)—Cart Dragoon at 100 egainst won th eCesarewitch stakes handicap of 1,000 pounds sterling with | as02: bout. jextras, run here today. child’s The Villager, at 40 to 1 second, and Sir A. Bailey's C at 10 to 1 was third se The Light Dragoon Wins Handicap Associated A ry and watch repairing by ex- pert workmen. All work guaranteed. 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