Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 31, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN. World Results By Leased Wire NO CHANGE IN GRID STANDING Denver and Squads Look Most Formidable In Mountain Region TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1922. The Casper Daily Cribune : ‘ HE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS f= ’ Firat in News Of All Events pi-consclous | was nearly a and ‘Yor | cays it dev j | Saturday» was in a By Paidas when he made |Action Against | Chess Prodigy Is Dismissed th remainder of the «: to dev | next Although be played ste? [ve the t'me he remained How to Start the Evening Wrong fopments at the univers WELL — How Dots THe old BoY Loot ner: ame ~ NoT SO BAD.) NeT So BAD fa the game. | not | norma state of regain his til the next w students in e lives, what © game was he knew nothing about It after | Atter tho first period. Walling | Jordan Owenby. suden\ | on the sidetines what lrart. nine times and NE r cal © meaning of ti w. Mag’ Marsh dismisse Se | | charges ag: | Rueschew | marvel. wh: er an exh Waere 1s Tere |] 3 AMOTHER STUD!? . THAT ONE BUSTED = |\ ttt RIGHT OUT~ WHERES ~———L —— al AND So You WORRY ABOUT THe OTHER STID — THUS We'Le Miss ) | UTTERLY } } ‘ (tes isa ware : ioe ee THe AIRST \ THING To tarren 2 Te UES “1 “RUINED! «GIVE UP TOUR iS (Tt | HOt DING 7, Prospects Good That He Will Stay In America to Get | Chance at Siki CHICAGGO, Oct. 31.—(Ry The As ocisted Press.)—Jack Dempsey ani Kearns, haé@ made | Europe tt t | of the com'ng ye the newsp XN oi Rutgers’ recent contests seem to in. dicate that Foster Sanford's crid ers have lost their old-time punch. m Demy Joe Back o meet the wi t-Sikt fight mber There were Geerright 1088, LY Teams hee theatrical engagen: : ae 7 a | Pid Perfecto trip abroa: 1 at Brites it es pia { | dor'sh ev deel Magnoli Grande whirped by in which. ¢ BATTLING SIKI COMING TO U. S. Sport Calendar| NSH (lt 2 for 25¢ 2 for 25¢ ee ia 3 for soc 3 at a pmes to d ¥ vi ~ ? a! ° ? °° SOILS TR eat } Tator of Kentue! _ Cycling. t Cry of six-day ra Field Trial: club, st kK , t tes find marich;) Dewipeskia propatap i Racing. : | P A As a result of the Reds’ fine work | ¥ill have to be cancer ‘ | F T NIGHT Mee of Maryland Jockey club | 6 the past season Cincinnati fans are} Kearns arrived here last night.! ‘opens at Pimlico. i looking forward to pennant-winning | Dempsey will join him on Thursday. | Sophe Uo a? | | Re nasa | » fough: ten stuff next year. The referee! ¥F booed by ‘d when Chel serait rom iad we | NEW YORK — Battling Siki, 1 : Ed Rommel, the winning pitcher of HUSSANE LASES | Sengelese conquerer of Georges Car. | ro the Athletics, is leading a team of | pentler is coming to this country major leaguers on a karnstorming }dJanuary and will appear in an Amer-! the decision wes The! Mary’and Beagle club, Pikesville trtp. ‘ican ring in February, promoter Tex | crows — evidently 1 Murtin Md, e — 4 | Rickard announced on receipt of a should have had the decision. | Highland Beagle club, at Green Looks as if the St. Louis Browns | communication from Maurice Hellers, —- | field, Ohio. got the jump on their major lecsue |Siki’s manager. “Kid” Norfolk the) VILLA DEFEATS WALLAC! | Virginla Amateur Field Trials as in Chie: University Star Made Touch- down and Didn’t Remem- | ber It After Game | Since 1896 The aroma allures. The —— als in the matter of picking up negro light heavyweight from Balti- PHILADELP! Pancho ila, sociation Beaver Dam, Va DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 31.—Hugert bs ing minor lea > sistas lay Pin a y: |more, probably will be Siki’s first op-|flyweight champion, won’ on points} New England Beagle club, at North Walling, southern Methodisy un'ver flavor assures, a keener |Jugo-Slav Pins Turk With Bar| ponent. tonight in his eight round contest Brookfield, Murs. \sity half back, who ran 90 yards for eS . Now York’s six-day swimming race Lock; Other Wrestliag ae | with Patsy Wallace, local flyweight. | Boxing. tauchdawn’ atte sting delight for smoke epicures. for women, two hours a day, will Results | ZIVIC DEFEATS O'DOWD who has twice me@ Jimmy Wilde, — Floyd Johnson vs, Jos Vida, twelve |ine s. aM most likely attract a bigger gate maaae | COLUMBUS — Pete Zivic, New, There were no_knockdowns rounds, at x meas: New York. than ever was dreamed of at a six- £ day bike race. 3 Fvko,| York, won the judges’ dec! efea xi | Phil O'Dowd of Columbus i ussane nd bout here. 2 ‘The fa vr 67 m 17% pounce. Tho a bar lock Hussane's| after an injunction obtained | wrist was injured so badly he was un-jert Clina, who represented able to gv on for the second fall as O'Dowd’s manager and claimed . ~ breach of contract had been modified eo ¥ Yale has: uncovered a new gridiron | tier her, star in the person of Whitey Neale.| nutes wi brother of Greasy Neale, the W J. football coach and Nati ball player. | EP INDANAPOLIS, IND-—Jack Rey-}to al From. all. accounts Jack Dempsey jrcias of Ceder Raplas, weltecwone is ready to sign for a championship |cne:apion claimant awarded th fight, but as yet no promoter has-of-|-efcreo's decision o: fered a figure satisfactory to the | p50) aerate world’s greatest battler. 3 Get next to this blend of finest Java leaf wrapper and Vuelta Abajo, Havana filler. CONGRESS CIGAR COMPANT MANUFACTURERS, U.S. A. Ho WwW Come! end ~ Senator Kendrick CLAIMS CREDIT forthe “Packers Bill,” which originated in the House of Representatives, and with which he had NO MORE TO DO than he did with the “SOLDIERS’ BONUS,” which lacked four votes in the Senate while HE was AWAY FROM HIS POST OF DUTY. ” Loughlin of Philadelphia in tht 5| twelfth round of their scheduled 15-} }round fight here, Two crashing} rights to the jaw sent Loughlin down and out. The galaxy of golfing stars around Boston has been = materially by the additi WICHITA -—Diek Jones, who is now a stud threw nley~ of var. traight falls here. using He took the first fall i minutes with a Remember It’s Imported Java Wrapper ACK WOLF OUTPOINTED. —Sammy Mandell | 3 of ord, Cefeated Jack Wolf of | Cleveland in a 10-round bexing bout. aes, lock Thoenumber of New England co!-| utes. and the second in three m lege football teams anxious to play Pia tase da Centre nest Unity eased we the Pravin co-|Oriole Star Is onels in the cas! The “Packers Bill,” which protects the Livestock Grower, ,and the Consumer, from the Packers ORIGINATED in the HOUSE, and was put through that body by the STATESMANSHIP and TIRELESS EFFORTS of MONDELL— Senator Kendrick, when the Bill came to the Senate, said that the “House Bil” was in many respects excellent. GARCIA TAKES COUNT. DALLAS—Mickey Riley of Dallas , | knocked out Young Garcia of Los An- Sold to Giants | geles, in the second round of thelr ‘echeduled 10-round bout here tonight. For Large Sum MARTIN AND CARYLYE DRAW, PHOENIX, Ariz.—Denr Tacoma, Wash., and Johnny Pancho Villa, the Filipino boxer and holder of the fiyweight title, has Shows in his recent bouts that be is one of the speediest champs who ever pulled on a glove. The Bill introduced in the Senate some time previous, by Kendrick and Kenyon, NEVER GOT TO FIRST BASE. These Are the Facts and Not Fancies Here’s Another One With the exception of Washington, where a new pilot may be placed at the helm, all of the big league clubs seem Jikely to stand pat on their > present managers. BALTIMORE, 0 y, star first bai ne Orloles is —Jack Bent-| cae 2 Hunting Season “Toll in Oregon Is 20,000 Deer \ Distributors METROPOLITAN CIGAR CO. 192428 Larimer Street Denver, Col. asure the walls might contain. The was divided among several ap@i-| PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 31—When ne of whom discovered |the deer hunting season closed to- Harvard's. football | wo; star, has thus far been allowed to| c: play only a short time in the Crim-|s son games. Coach Fisher is taking no. c chances on having his gridiron won- |‘ der ‘njured. ut night, estimates Captain A. E Burgh- duff, state game warden, the total number’ of bucks killed in Oregon this | year will reach 9.000. THE PARTY? When the “War Finance Corporation’? waz again made operative by the Repub- lican Party to save our Stock Growers and Farmers from utter ruin at a meeting of Stockmen, ,whose friend Senator Kendrick claims to be, LOCAL MEN -sub- scribed for FIVE THOUSAND to TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS each, on mee that the Government would put up Ten dollars for each dollar so sub- scribed. i: Senator Kendrick attended this meeting—HOW MUCH did he SUBSCRIBE? NOT A CENT. Yet his backers, and the Democratic Party claim, and we admit that he is a MILLIONAIRE, and he PORTESTS HIS GREAT FRIENDSHIP and INTEREST in the STOCK GROWERS and FARMERS. The “Packers Bill” was the ONE ACCOMPLISHMENT claimed for Kendrick —he could not accomplish much in six years when he was absent 934 times dur- ing that period—and HE had NOTHING to DO WITH it. Are you going to let them pull this camouflage, and get away with it—or, are you going to do some THINKING and VOTE for the man who DOES THINGS, and works for your BEST INTEREST? 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