Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1923, Page 9

WINNERS INBASKETBALL GAMES, | Refinery Five Swamps Ohio Team 64 to 19 While Texas Takes Kiwanis Quintet Into Camp; Fast Game Is Scheduled for Tonight. The Standard Oil company npany of In Indiana, Plant No. 8, bas- ketball team ran away from the Ohio Oi] company’s quintet in the Casper basketball league last night, winning by the lopsided score of 64 to 19. In the second game of th e dou- ble-header the Texas Oil five nosed out the Kiwanis outfit after a close game by the score of 39 to 81. DEMPSEY SPAR: NOT WITH MITTS Champion Enters Legal Arena in Painter’s Damage Suit. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 12.—Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxing cham- pion, was to enter a fight today but not with boxing glove: It was to be a legal battle with the boxing champion the defendant in a $25,000 damage suit instituted by Owen Bartlett, a house painter, who alloges he was assaulted by Joe Hy- ram Dempsey, Jack’s brother, and Teddy Hayes, trainer, while work- ing in Dempsey's home here. Bart- Jett asserted Joe Dempsey and Hayes were in the employ of ‘Jack at the time he was “beaten up" and there- fore Jack should pay the damages, although Jack had nothing to do per- gonally with the alleged assault. eSoe Mantra i Country Club At Cheyenne Praised _By Casper Solon Dr. Jeffrey, of Casper, who is a member of the legislature, Tuseday viastted the new Cheyenne Country club house and is most enthusiastic over ft. Dr. Jeffery was a partict- pant in the state golf tournament last summer and says the 1923 meet should be very largely atended. “Tam gotng back to. Casper and tell my_people about your wonderful club house,” he said. It is one of the best in the entire Rocky Mountain regian, Your golf grounds are capable of be- ing as attructive as any in the west. Whey have great possibilities and your club will be a source of much pleasure to its members and their friends. Casper Basketba Rynalski, former Cornell university Player ,was as usual the star for the Standard team. He scored 17 baskets while Lutz of the Ohio led his team with six. ‘Westgaard, center of the Texas | team, was the feature player for his team with Gilardi contributing most points for the Kiwanis five. This evening there will be another set of games at the Baptist church gymnasium, starting promptly at 7:30. The Standard Ol] company of Indiana, Plant No, 1 team, will meet the Back- logs and as neither téam has been defeated the fur should fly. In the second game the Express and Elks’ teams will meet, Last night's lineup and scores: Standard No. 3—64, o| 4 eloonouny Sel beste 3 Arnold, rf. King, If. Westgaard, c. Marsh, rg. Olsen, 1g. - Morgan, rf. - Holmberg, If. a-oW les Gilardi, rf. Milne, . If. Quinlan, c. Green, rg. McGrath, Ig. ‘Timer and scorer—Glen Dines. ll League to Plays Its Games in Church Gym; Revised Schedule Is Issued Because of inability to use the Elk’s auditorium as ed the games in the Casper Baskebsll league will be played at the Baptist ATHLETICGARE | eeeszes:= CHICAGO, Jan. 12.—Greater con- trol of athletics by the faculties of| emphasis on the part of alumni! and colleges and tho elimination of com- mercialism from letics, was urged in a report made by Dean Dougias chureh gymnasium. » All games originally scheduled for Wednesday evenings will be played on Monday everings of the same week. ‘The revised schedule, Jesued by A, B. Poling, president of the league this morning, is as follows: January 15—Baptist versus Plant No. 8; Elks versus Backlogs. January 16.—Express yeraus Kiwanis; Legion versus Ohio Ol. .. January 18—Methodist versus Plant No, 1; Texas versus Presbyter- January 22—eMthodist vereus Express; Elks versus Baptist. January 23—Ohio Ot) versus Texas; Presbyterain versus Backlogs. January 26—Oh!o No, 1 versus Plant No. 3; ;Legion versus Kiwanis. Januery 29—Kiwanis versus Plant No. 8 Elks versus Plant No. 1. January 30—lLegion versus yterian’ Texas versus Backlogs. Webruary 1—Express versus Ohio’ C Ofl; Baptist versus Methodie,” ary 5-——Plant No. 3 versus Elks; Backlog versus Kiwanis. tist; Express versus February 18—Texas versus Baptist; Methodist versus ton versus Plant No. 3; Kiwanis versus Presbyerian. February 19—Kiwanis versus Metho(ist; Elks versus Presbyterian. ebruary 20—Legion versus Texas; Backlog versus Ohio Oil. February 22—Express versus Plant No. 3; Baptist versus Plant No, 1. February 26—Elks versus Legion; Ohio Oi! versus Plant No. 1. February 27—Baptist versus Kiwanis; Methodist versus Preebyterian. March 1—Texas versus Express; Backlog versus Plant No. 8. March 5-—Legion versus Haptist; Elks versus Texas. The championship schedule to complee he season will be held among five highest eams, right after the completion of this schedule. Bach of the five highest teams will play one game with every other of the lead- ers, The team having the highest percentage will be champion. Ashmore to Lead Gonzaga Eleven In Coming Year SPOKAND, Wash., Jan, 12.—Mar- fon Ashmore of Amerdesn, Wash., wes chosen captain of Gonzaga unt- versity’s 1923 football team at tho Sport Calendar Racing Meeting of Business Men's Racing association, at Now Orleans, Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey club, at Havana. Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at ‘Tijuana. annual Gonzaga football banquet here last night. Ashmore played right tackle in the ssason Just closed. The John Luis Barret medal for the man providing the greatest {n- *piration to the football squad, was awarded to Al S. Grant, of Baker, Ore., who has played through two sea- sons with a dislocated neck. _— 8T. LOUIS, Mo—The battery men of the St. Louls Cardinals will leave St. Louis for the team’s spring train- ing camp at Bradentown, Fla. on February 21, a week earller than originally planned, Branch Rickey, manager of the Cardinals announ ods _ Meet me at-the Smoke House, Skating New Jersey state championships, at Long Branch. Adiroriack gold cup champion- ships, at Johnson City, N. Y. Eastern jumping champtonships, at Brattleboro, Vt. Curling Scottish curlers play tn Montreal, Basketball Northwestern collegiate conference opens its season. Boxing Floyd Johnson vs. Bill Brennan, 15 rounds, at New York. Jim Tracey va, Charlie McKenna, 6 ds, at New York. Miske vs. Harry Foley, 10 t Omaha Byron ys. K. O Leroux, 12] is, at Lewiston, Ma. Georce Bilt There isn A BETTER CAR ive, +1 WANT. To CONGRATULATE You. SIR: OW PURCHASING PME a cet Se ans) < You SHow meen “BusINGSs By Briggs ABSOLUTELY THe BEST CAR ON THE MARKET. Bit | HEAR You've BovenHT A ~~ 2-26 THe BesT CAR MONEY CAN BUY OH-H-H- BOY! 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Tho report was made following a sur- vey of a large number of leading money, scouting for athletes in pre- paratory schools, too much newspa- per publicity, gambling and the over the general public of the relative im- portance of athletics,” Dean Ander- son stated. intercollegiate ath- Anderson of Tulane SELZ AND PACKARD SHOES abuses,” declared Dean Anderson, “is| exaggerates the relative importance It should be the serious business of each institution to re- A sug- gestion has been made that gate re- employment of|ceipts be eliminated and admission Each coach would have the| to games be made strictly a matter to give the faculty control not only | of athletics. over the eligibility of ‘players, en- trance requirements and scholastic] duce these excessive costs. trainirn>. but also over finances, schec #©; and the coaches. standing of a full professor, under | of invitation.’” the plan. 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Eddy has been making good on the coast and ts now on his way to Chicago where he has several matches signed up. He is re- puted to be fast and a hard hitter. In Silva he ts meeting a man who has done wall around Denver and who has always given the fans a run for thetr money. The bout should be a g00d one. Jimmy Kline and Jack Shafer, local boys, will furnish the sem windup, six rounds. The boys are slightly under the light heavyweight scale and have agreed to come in the ring at 165 pounds. Neither has made @ name for himself in the ring but pert, part owner of the New York Yankees declared the deal by which his club would acquire the service of Eédie Collins, second basemen for the Chicago White Sox may be completed. CHICAGO.—Jimmy Blouin retained his world's bowling championship when he defended his title in forty games with Joe Falearo of New York. NEW YORK.—An offer of $250,000 for a boxing match with Joe Beckett in London has been received by representatives of Jack Dempsey, world's champion heavyweight. BICKNALL, Ind.—Jack Dillion, former light heavyweight boxing champion, outpointed Joe Walters of | Columbus in @ 10-round bout here | last night, { both are anxious to win as the winner has been promised a fight on a later card. Kid Plank, local newsboy, who fought here on the New Year's matinee card, will meet an opponent, yet unnamed in the six round prelim: inary. Plank emerged from his last fight in solid with the fans who will be glad of the chance of seeing him in action again. A battle royal with six duskies from the Sandbar will start the pro- ceedings. The winner ts to get $25. ‘The first two rows of ringside seats are priced at $2 and the rest of the house at $1. These prices will be maintainéd in future cards {¢ the at- tendance justifies it. 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