Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 2, 1923, Page 10

: Se ee = PAGE TEN. a @he Casper Daily Cribune MEET IN LAST GAME OF SEASON Contest Tonight on Casper Floor Expected to Be Fast and Close; Captain Lester Out of Lineup From Injures to Leg. Wheatland h Season on the loc school’s basketball team will close the hool court this evening as the opponents of the Casper n a game that is expected to be close from whistle to whistle. Casper’s only other games will be those in connection with the state tournament at the University of Wyoming next wee the latter's court last month but time Casper was at its top tonight's game shou'd be der tougut and more even. will be called at 8 o'clock with the freshmen and sophomores rl teams of the high school playing lefeated Wheatland’ the preliminary TEXAS AND STANDARD NO. 3 WIN FROM EXPRESS AND BACKLOGS The Texas Oil five won decisively from the American Ex- ress team by a score of 43 to 12, in the Casper Basketball eague Thursday evening while Standard No. 3 took over the } ). Both of the latter teams will be in the start next week. played fine basketball the first half but and the T as | star of the evening scoring nine field Morgan he/ goals while’McLain proved the center ly ARDERSONTO for ball es. Patterson played his dest ey of the season for the winners ‘oring elght field gcais while Kidd d was close behind him with log game was a ams guarding so that ma {culs were com: Both twams seemed to go in ing the man instead of the the game was very rough at CHICAGO, March 2.—Boxing fans Bere no longer have to delve into the|five- Neff and Wilson looked best for @ark and mysterious to find out|‘S,loners. : Where the next fight will be held and} The Hneups and scores: Where tickets for ined. | Texas 43, Express 12. ‘The regulation an. | Texas— FG. FT. TP. Wouncement came from th le 4 * 9-8 last night that the next b 8 entertainm: ing cont t,” the recent guise box. ts have assumed, fandom|,, mn about con Express— to pur.|SfeLain, rt - Fortified by| Osborne, If. the police depart-| Stndercock, . , coroner and all \others Belcher, rg. legally fied to ftaterfere with|Cushman, Ig. Prize fighting under the stringent --= TMiinois law against {t, the promoters 600-1 no longer display a reluctance in ad-| Standard No. 3 43, Blacklogs 29. Yertising their offerings. | Standard No. 3— FG. FY. TP. At the last two fights no interfer-|Rynalski, rf 5° O10 ence was attempted. Mike Dundee, | H#e, If. - 310. 6 Rock Island, Ill., defeated Charles| Patterson, e. 8 0 16 Glaser, Chicago, in 10-rounds last|/ Kidd. rg. -. 5 3 13 night. Erickson, Ig. Osorno Spangier, lg. D} 0 0 3 43 Backlogs— . FT. TP. Sport Calendar || |*«:..",- pce | Wilson, If, 4 1 9 Wara, co. 3 4 8 E. Hathawa; 0 0 0 . D. Hathaway, ° 0 0 Meeting o! erson Parish Fair ep eee Association, at New Orleans. 2B 2p Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey elub, at Havana. Meeting of Tijuana Jockey club, at ‘Tijuana. Show. Show Antonio Kennel club, Ban Ant Tennis. Middle Btates €onclude at Ph championships | CITY LEAGUE igen OF | eam G W. In Pet. ndard No. 1 11 0 1.000 Standard No. 3 10 1 | Methedists — suis interachalastic | Backlogs 7 4 tournamen Seattle. Baptists 6 4 Middl nessee interscholastic| Elks ~ 56 tournament Murfreesboro. Americ: 4 6 tlin Texas 4 6 Southwest ce champlon-| Kiwanis - 3 8 @itips, at Aust xas. American E- 2 9 Manitoba champtonships, | Presbyterians 2 9 Ohio On 2 af Winnipe Mo? ARLO—Suzanne Lenglen said the reason she was not playing in the singles at the Monte Carlo ten- nis tournament {s simply because she never was entered in this competi- tion, Manitoba &t Winnipeg championships. vs. Johnny Rose, 12 nile Engberg, 10 St. Paul. SETTLES Down FoR | COMFORTABLE EVENING | WITH FAVORITE PIPE - - LIGHTS MATCH LOOKS IN VARIOUS P MATCH HOLDERS ABOUT THe HOUSE =— ALL EMPTY THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE RTING NEWS | MATCH SHOWS SIGNS OF GOING OUT > DOES GO ov ' ~ SHUCKS >: RAMPAGES AND STORMS AROUND HOUSE CRITICIZING HOUSE — KEEPING METHODS Tv S NASTY FEEUNG MAKES EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH ~- EVEN To RIGHT AND LEFT TRoUSERS FocKEeTs im VEST FOR ANOTHER FEELS r WAS LAST ONE FOUND CouPLE PAPER MATCHES BUT INTEREST IN EVENING HAS WANED, Feets IN POCKETS OF OTHER CLOTHES, DRESS SUITS, OVER= COATS ETC. COMISKEY 10 Denver Battler Matched With March 6 Bout. Harvey Perkins, local pride, and Tommy Comiskey, the sensational young Denver fighter, will meet in the main event of the next Elks fight card to be held at tho Elks auditorium the evening of March 6. .| This will be the first light heavy-| weight match put on in some months and is attracting considerable atten. tion, Perkins claims the light heavy | championship of the Ro Mountain | region and in Comiskey he will meet the first real fighter he has faced in| a long time. Perkins’ last local ap-| pearance was against “Iron Jawed” | Cohe: ter whose name! Comiske boxer, Light Heavyweight for (at scrapper, who |'Tommy Connelly be on the Kia *\ and S'| the fourth fight. Thi pounds for six roun¢ MRS. f a fir young and with a If Perkins can The semi-final will be an dd'e the Sandbar and Charlie Long of Omaha. The latter scrapper is un- known hereabouts. The boys mevt 144 pounds ringside. 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