Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1922, Page 4

AGE FOUR Results 1 THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING ELKS AND FIGHTERS NOT YET. AGREED UPOK . THIRD MAN IN RING FC! HEMPLE-PERKINS FIGHT Aspirants te Wyoming Heavyweight Title in “Pink” for Smashing Go Tonight; St. Clair and Kid Lee Will Mix It With the selection of a referee as the only question re~ maining to be solved, the fighters on the Elks’ .benefit card at the auditorium this evening are ready to ¢ Fighters were expected to agree on a third man in the ring late te- y Perkins ms to be little te pick between Harv nt condition ‘and annions to eet | FT QUSCOR Player Is Drafted By Brooklny Club ! 1 CEICAGO, Oct Nationa’ their credit. able of colored | York, wil have to/ aive show! in thim re gong east. St. Clair has been on his ear @.er since mo & decision from him im 15 rounds and beth men are expected to | tear in from the cpeging gong. It looks like an even bet. That is the-way money was placed = town last night. Scotty Lyons te due mn today from Bait Creek with a gang of admirers WOtms to det their bankrolls that be Gap take Jack Hass’ measure in the epener, The midktiowelghts look even matebed but the Salt Creek oll ers ara backing Scotty to the, Unit. Askea about the fight this morm fag Hemple said, “Don't worry about Perkins’ org k am 4 natural southpaw hitter and I will be able to Straighten of tt, The referee wil the rest.” Perkins is just as confident, He says. “I know I am fighting a big fellow that bas had more experience Dut I am taster than ho is aud cam hit just as bars. 1 am out after the Ygh? ‘heavyweight championship of the world and mean to ger it. Hemple wilt be on the end of @ ten-spot to night.” The measurements of the big fet lows are as follows: The measurements of the big tel lows are as follows: Harvey Pecktus. Jack Hemple. BIG JACK HEMPLE, . sparring mate Colorado —...----Born...... Minnesota | ttl Harvey Perkins im » lhvound bout ab the Eiks GEORGES SEEKS. RETURN BATTLE Former Challenge to Siki 1s| Issued Today by French | | Champion. | | Oct. 24—(y The Associa os. —Qearges Carpentier bas} issued a formal challenge to Battling | Bik! for @ retarn bout, the month's} t m provided by the French box:/ « federation rules having elapsed | since the Senalgese captured the} beavywelght championship of Europe PA te his wensational kmockout of Car he sixth round ef their Descamps, Carpentier s manager, '§ now awaiting @ reply from M_ Mellers, Sikf's manager, but im any ease \t is improbable that the bout | will Be arranged for some time to/ at does isgipias all eud.tortum tonight. Bootch-trish Swedish B test 3 mchea_.Helght..8 fear % inch | 276 pounds ~.... Weight... 200 pounds 2% inches ..._Neck....... 16 mohes ~ 42 imehes | 42 inches | T2 inches .. ° ed BOSTON—Panebo Ville, American oe gpa n Sana seamen | flyweilgh® champion, decisively cut- 2 ae. PS saaage gg oe fought Danny Edwards, ene coast 20 inches — a = Providence bantanmweight, and Eukd Perkins has fought sewen thes, bas Deen knocked paras hn bat one draw }° Dowd, Columbus, Obie, fought and bas fight straight knockouts to] "ueds to a draw: bis credit, a SS aera Heinple has fought 54 times and bas| CHICAGO—Jole Ray, Witnols ath deen Knocked o only once. lethe club runner, appeared as & boxer — and defeated Jack Kuilo, middlewest Pians are beng fade te “have cca} | Mmakeur champion of the 125 pound) Cy move faster” Leave it to winter, 12 | o> wil move coat fast enough: — Seattle Times. _-_o ‘WILLIAM H. LLOYD 10 | DEVOTE TIME 10 NEW | ENTERPRISE IN. CITY ak opening ofthe 8 ‘ws! teremost citizens frox order that he ht with the bn of growing enterprises of become iden the rapidly this city William HL Tloyd of the Loyd ; Building company las. been assde! ed with bis son organizing the 1 pany th years ego with a small cap iyalination. | inereased to @ quar dullazs, and the cori largegst in has been assoc for tive yeuns, CHICAGO Fico ie Sc Sia wna wich in the Meart Loop _ wt of We } fairs, of the company. alone Convenient to all theaters, limes, as they bave beem op H taiiway stations, the retail end the pant. wholesale districts, by ving atthe | Mx. Lloyd will be found at the Lukis THE HOTEL OF PERFECT SERV; Clark end Madison Sts. Heme. the PROVIDENCE — Young Montreal, | | ZION, Dh, Oct. 24—Witbur Glenn Since that time the cepital Ras been 9| BN. Ele declared that next Sunday candy factory headquarters, 138 North Center street, to which enterprise be imtends to devege the greater part of Bis, tine. Centre ‘to Play Either Cornell or} Columbia-Next NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cersre: col which ended a tt ear en sagement with Harvard Sa day by losing a gallant fight pgainst the! BOM, may either, Cornelh ‘or ol bia in York next) fall, Negotiations are understood to be underway for such & contest, which prohably would be heht im the new Yankee stadium | Several colleges in New England dave also shown 4 desire to book |@entre since Harvard's agreement }with Princeton and Yale to, bam inter. | sectional contests 234. prevented the! Crimson, from agaim signing up the Kentucky coilegia ee a orsewhip for | Smokers Urged | By Zion Pastor Velive; overseer of the Christian | Cuthotio chureh ip Zion, Sunday im & sermon advocated that the women, of bis ehureh. horsewhip men | whe smoke th their presence in be wilt start a fight by organizing Cpe Casper Hatly Cridbuns NEWS FE Oh Man isnt THAT Funny now! AND«Siez SAID Smee aprures You- S$UTH MEN AS You R SAYS You HAVE BRAINS cuaent TW RUN FOR . of the legive here. Secor See \Siayer Clutches | Roses In Death Grip On Gallows WETHERSFIELD, Conn. Oct. 2: —Emii Schutte, convicted of th: | murders) was Damged at the sta‘. [prison today, clutshing two roses. f+ hentered the death chamber cartyi: the roses and ble grip-pn them « pot r@ex even after death, ie ne | { } , | | port Calendar} t : . i . | which she nosed out the Colerade ua} farmer: fie Rochester, No-¥.. tn 2°20! Racing. Jwersity squad 3 te Oin & gemde wilh NEW ENGLAND babes Santen’ » . | Meeting pt Empire State Racing as was tsbed in a Grtzs’e of ram, was | b sociation, a¢ Yonkers. the clusiih eniaeeain the -aavanee+ Promoters and matchmakers cam SY) \lectmg of Kentucky Jockey club, speculation as to the come 6f tae} |&x touch with Bailey by eddressing at Laton't. ‘ Gay'a contests, | , hima at 222 Canal street, Brattleboro.| Meeting of Maryland Pal associay } | Vermon: tion, at Laurel. Wyonaing, Colorado untversity and the | { = r = = Utah Aggies virtualty eliminated trom | } the race for the championship by vir i . i : ofeats alreacty this season, onty | f pecag ben» outshamting or Fovrt Conference Elevens!iiviens Phes mvetaenieirt eet bee a 4 Still Have Chance _ at 8, Colorad and Colorado} beam: er ou|GLES LAXO ASPIRIN prevents Championship. - n x noe rule the! WOShs wrestiing champion: of New) ated An Q- | tie. gtomach from being upaet P. favorites im thelr game against the) Bugk-4, bas written the ‘Tribune ake an the acid | pletes the. elfective attack on Utah Aggies. They clash with Brig~‘ from hie home ta Brattleboro, Yt), asix. | fer ‘TIN-| pain by ridding th. DENVER, Cole, Oct. 24—Surprises am Young wo ee bas) beatae oa ing for a match with Pesek, the only featured the 1) gridiron clashes. in fore completing their invasion of Utab.| sont the Rocky Mountain Conference Sut we hye | as, ee 2 urday. While the title aspirations of! Deflation ix what happens go) > Casper a | the Colorade Aggtes were” dimmed by.|“Babe" Ruth. im a worlt series. —| Balley says tat Pesek bas side- that their nothing to nothing tle game with Greenville Piedmont. [stepped btm on the Eatter’s trips east | — Btope tho Pm Colerade College, the Colorade Miners} jamd that he Viants Pesek to either | Sees ee sumed consi¢erably in the estimation! 1," France it jaa penal offense to Comsent to a tGateh or else admit that | of conference depester by their 1% t0/ give any kind ! solid food to. « bets afraid of him > defeat of the strong Utah Aggies!baby under @ year old. unless it te) Batley has a win over Stecher to “even (prescribed in wr! « dy 4 regularly his eredit when the latter was cham & im quatifted: medi tmvasion’ of Colo) Support the Republican Legislative and Senatorial Ticket at the General Elec- tion, November 7, 1922. The. Quality Cigar Since 1896 ‘The Mystery and Marvel of Java Java leaf adds that zest and difference : toa La Palina cigar that brings out all' | the smoke-fascinations of Havana. It is soft as a woman’s cheek, appealing as her lips. 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