Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 1, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX LANGFORD oT Po GAVAGE IN ONE ROUND onINDIG Victor In Short ity Bout—Says mpion Now” BASKET FIVES GATHERING FOR CHICAGO MEET, Schoolboy Teams From All Over Country Descending On Windy City CHICAGO, all tournament to be held at of Chicago, walked University Harry oft Macon, Ga., he tr from 1 started t ived lifts BS re oy eee » ba n That spirit expresses the deter 5 at to the of] mination and fight which will enter n and he went/ into the contests en the 36 ; down f teams representing the cream of the 5 before the bout! basket! champions from all sec 3 ! An't go far. Sav-! tions « starting Tues: : n h’s c st of the teams to be on the ground t for early practice . fr . New Mexico, team c a warm welcome um idway among the sport admire the game fight that quintet. Hagerman 0. The high school ut a coach or e ng floor. ndoor 4 thelr c outdoor and i] took the state championst away «from Albuquerque. The boys from } comment F ew Mexico going to g a big if nd when p ni ni a en there is the Weston, Idaho, | seers high school runner-up in the | ter-mountain tournament at Lara mic Both far western squ 1 FRISCO 9 TO 4 la, Washington. will 9 represent the Pacific coast. _ rom the east comes the noted s tAD >, € March 31.— | Fitchburg, Mas squad. Dixie will . g dup in the'r nted with teams from ; Francisco Sea!: throughout q creation I ad B ‘ch 31.—With the : alternation of Jimmy : H ingham in cen- e: r field, the } nts will : r and ci nt with the same line up that : here }routed the Yanks in he last world’s x series, mani John McGraw an AS < 2) nounced today British Open Champion Is| pin king of the unive 5 The Giant leader said he would also Snir ee Nowth? and Rolling i B nd| retain Casey Stengel and Ralph Shin i o o'Fa \ners for the outfield, which will give South Tournament EL aha M him six reliable gardeners. —s eos a EHUF C., March 31.— * = - ?] British open golf} his partner thi Here’s to a Long Life, and a Merry One! Drink HILL CREST Water Have Both. March 31.—Jack| finished with 602, on games of : ‘Scott and Claude Jonnard let the| 209 and 226. : White Sox down with two hits today SET es 4 and the Giants won, 9 to 1. 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KILBANE SAYS - HE’LL BATTLE CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 31— (United = Press.)—Johnny _—_‘Kilbane, featherweight champion, tossed the glove right back at Chairman William Mu!doon of the New York boxing com- "FLYING DASH” mission here today when he announced Syren, | he wou'd fight Johnny Dundee or any- Pact 2 Coast Speed King sit ee smene makes am offer of ‘ails to Lower Regular hit ox Dundee and knock hi 100 Yard Record De Se PADDOCK BREAKS ’ Kilbane said. “The only reason |I have not accepted a bout with Dun- |dee in New York 1s that no promoter BERKELEY, Cal., March 31—After| has ever offered me such a fight. failing to break g@ae 100-yard dash| Never have I heard an offer in which record here this afternoon, Charlie! money was mentioned.” |(Paddock, champion sprinter, clipped | = one-fitfh of a second off the world’s! a“ record for 100 yards from a flying|,.NEW ORLEANS, La, March 31— apg ; Hard hitting of the Brooklyn Robins . , and the wildness of Joe Bush caused Inan exhibition. event against time the New York Yankees to lose the with a lying start he ran 100 yards) virst game of their exhibition sories, in 8 9-10 seconds. 11 to 5, After letting the Robins down ‘The best previous record was 9 1-10] without a hit in two innings, Bush seconds, made in England in 1889] blew up. 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