Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NE i tub HEADL orld Resulis By Leased Wire PEAKING AND COMISKEY DRAWIN. A FIGHT AT THE ELKS Decision Unpopular With Many Fans at Ringside Last Night; Eddie St. Clair Bested by Omaha Battler in Semi-Windup. Despite the fact that he outboxed and outfought Harve: Perkins, local light heavyweight, in everv round of the mai go on the Elks fight card Tuesday night, Tommy Comiskey of Denver left the ringside with only a draw to his credit. referee’s decision met with a how! of protest from many fans, learly in favor of a dec of whom wer ree was assa the majority nou in Farrell has ay man in the ring sport events and tpointed the greater n n dels 3s with heavy uppercut 1 seemed to the head a stand and y stage of the battl swap 10 poun ght gave h key was j fast and and refused acared by Perkins’ charging attack The men went at it from tho firs dell and fought all the way. The last two rounds were the fastest of the mill, the ninth witnessing some rough work on the ropes. Perkins fell to the floor during this round but it could not be scored as a knockdown When the referee raised the hands of both fighters at the end of the go a storm of disapproval roared over the ha'l. The decision was one of the most unpc r ever given in Cas per. Another Clair, fared badly HA STAYS BOMBED, GLOSSY “Hair-Groom” Keeps Hair Combed—Well-Groomed adyant to be Casper fighter, Eddie St st evening taking HAIR GROOM KeepsHair Combed | Seeders: Millions Use It—Fine for Halrt —Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly A ¢ “Hair which unruly ay combed all da Hair-Groot final 1 business and « ocea Greasele does not & 4s absorbed your hai and so t sibly tell you pliabl t no one can pos t—Advertisement | The cking fi Charles Li rounds and his own In the last part of tl early continue: fight. The wily St. Ciair resorted to infighting at every opportunity but in Long he met a match at his fav orite style of battling. This fight was a hammer and tongs affair from bell to bell and went over b The boys could draw a crowd here any time they fought although it is doubtful if St. Clair vould care to meet Long agnin as he took a hard = last night nttling Silva put up another good ht and stopped Kid Smitey, the Denver lightweight, in four rounds. Silva started out by flooring Smiley hree times:-{n the opening round and then on had the fight in his lap. was game, but efter being ocked down several more times and hg some terrific punches, sank aused just before the bell rang in fourth. the Mickey Mack of Alamosa and Jim Regan of Butte opened the car fought a four round draw alt boy is a finished boxer but they ed. a willingn the fans. Last night's card was the best put on here this winter, and tne Elks’ are to be congratulated on the class of the bouts. Every match was a real scrap and a few rds like that and the fi will be on a and 3 to mix that pleased ore ¢ new per. nounced last night that an would be made to mi Charles Long and eedball” Hay € the colored phenom from New Mexico, on the next card. Hayden fought here a r ago last summer in an open a and made a hit he loc t fans. — SPORT BRIEFS s MENTONE—(By The Associated Press.}—Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory, American champ‘on, was eliminated in the ond round of the women's singles tn the Mentone Lawn Tennis tournament, losing to Miss Cadle of England, 6.0, as offic'al starter and swim and 24 at it was an 1 here. Invitations were sent high schoo's in every cly of 10,000 r more population, {t was sald. JNEW YORK. cent winner of welght boxing title, defended the championship by knocking out ankle Williams in the third round a scheduled 10-round bout. "rank Genaro, GO.—Ed “Strangler” Lewis the world’s heavyweight title by defeating Allan two straight falls. LAND. —Jack Dempsey, heavyweight boxing champion has heavyweight boxing chmapion has or the privilege of 374% per cent of the gate receipts to meet Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul in a 12-round bout July 4 or Labor day. NEW HAV. Conn. — Johnny wrestling Eustace in CLEV | | ath Weissmuller of the Ilinols Athletic club, broke by 11 seconds the world's cord for the 440-yard swim foot pool with a time of four seconds NGS, 5F Colo. COLORADO | | re-| the American fiy-| jas a holdout, announced that he had ‘The| He says he is to recelye an increase boad of cotrol has decided it\in pay. Bancroft left last night for be impossible for the Colorado] besketba!l team, champions of training. It Happens in the Best Reculaied Fanlina: Che Casper Daily Cribune | OH FANNY, wrtt You | HELP PUT THes® sTuDs wy MY SHIRT ~~ TM AFRAID CLL Soil (T--HERE'S TH' STUDS VVE SEEN ALL KINDS oF HELPLESS NESS BUT You HAVE THAT IT IN Tae Most MALIGNANT FORM 1 Ever DID SEE TICKLING Sr GREB PAID SPORT SCRIBES BIG PRICE T0 BOOM HIM FOR BOUT NEW YORK, March 7.—Charges NEW YORK, March 6.—Charges | sald, would be laid before Muldoon. The World, in answer to that Harry Greb of Pittsburgh, graphic queries, published a denial who was recently defeated for the from Greb that he had made the light - hea» ght championship | statement, together with a state- by Gene Tunney, gave $3,000 to | ment from Charles J. Doyle, writer | New York boxing writers to boom him for a bout with Jack Dempsey will be submitted to William Mul- doon, chairman of the state ath- letic commission for investigation, the New York World says. The Pittsburgh Gazette Times quoted Greb as saying he gave the sum to local writers under protest. The World telegraphed Greb, in- quiring whether he was correctly quoted, and he wired a denial. The World then wired Charles J. Doyle, who wrote the article for the Ga- zette Times, and Doyle sent back word thdt there was no mistake. “I printed exactly the thought he conveyed,” Doyle sald. “Greb should reveal to whom he gave the money in order to clarify the sit- uation.” of the Article, insist printed exactly what told him, All Players on | Detroit Club Bat Over .300 he had the pugilist CHICAGO, March t.—A with a .300 or better hitter In eve! position is one of the things other American league teams may have o contend with when they meet Detroit this season. On the basis of 1922 averages, Manager Cobb will be able to put a team with a grand batting average of .329 on the field, with none of the players batting under the coveted .300 mark. NEW YORK, March 7.—The New York State ath'etic commission will take no action at present on charges that Harry Greb, former American light-heavyweight cham- | pion, gave $8,000 to New York sport- ing writers to boom a bout between him and Jack Dempsey, teavy- welght title holder, it was an- nounced by Wm, Muldoon, chair- man of the commission. | “I personally place no foundation | in the report,” Mr. Muldoon de- clared. The New York World, however. announced it would sift to the bot- tom, the charges which grew out of an article published in the Pitts- | burgh zette-Times, quoting Greb | as saying he gave the money to local writers under provesi, The re- sult of its investigation, the World Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Jefferson Par!sh Fair as- jsociation, at New Orleans. Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey club, at Havani Meeting of T Tijuana. ana Jockey Cycling. Third day of six-day race !n Madl- }son Square Garden. Track. Annual indoor games of the West- ern Union A. A., New York city. the Colorado conference, to meet the Golf. University of Utah in a proposed| Annual spring tournament at Pine. post-season game for the Rocky Moun- burst, N. C. tain championship. The team has| Annual women's championship lisbanded for the year, {t was an-|tournament at Belleair, Fla. ape Bench Show. | Annual show of the Toledo (O.) Ken- SIOUX CITY, Iowa—Dave Bancroft, "0! club. captain and shortstop of the New York Nationals, who has been classed signed tho Gontract sent him, and that his differences with the Giants management have been troned out. ian Antonio, Texas, to report for Nomination Blank in t “Everybody W I hereby Mrs.)... Address or te in the Casper I Prize Distribution | Nomination Coupon he Casper Daily Tribune Campaign. 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