Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1923, Page 8

Che Casper Wer iM it ii Meet Him in , Jun New Yo! t the Bror Synch and crown bearer cor Jin at catct + | BENNYSILUA TOFIGHT HERE ts which all A Pets SSaeeeerss 41s Matched With Woodhall = on Elks’ Card and Looks Benny Silva, the flashy little Trini y sad featherweight who meets Jim “Woodhall on the Elks “Monday evening, April looks of a crafty }) followers of the fist ‘or plenty of firework speedy little fighting | Like Good Boy. | | with | through the ropes to | =Woodhall up at the Hiks fight shed Senext week = Silva has met and defeated such performers as Young Ray , Kid Gibbons, Benny Martinas sand Don Lucero and several other good featherweights who make their “pennies around through the Rocky <Mountain pugilistic diggings. Bilva is the younger brother of “Battling Silva already well known tc followers of the sock and take trade “in Casper; the older Silva says that Benny is the better while the younger =Silva says that the Battler is the| “better and we can’t find out for sure = use there is too much difference “in their size, however fans will be Sable to judge better of the two boys Bilks show next week. Sport Calendar Racing Se Meeting of I reeders’ associat! =e Grace. ‘ord Agricultural & | > opens at Havre | Meeting of West Virginia Jockey Sclub at Huntington : Baseball, South Atlantic league opens its eason. Shooting. Prairie Zone sments opens at trapshooting tourna He Pe tourna at Pinehurst. Boxing. Joe Lynch versus Tommy Ryan, 10 Annua! Bandhilis ‘olo club oe ld Resulis | T Bi Leased Wire idered of the per and stay awhile after his bat- 8, at the Rodeo stadium. Grounds at Pittsburgh. Floyd Johnson versus Fred Fulton, 10 rounds, at Boston . versus Chuck tochester. 3 Bobby Wol SEALS-RuppeR STAMPS METAL SIGNS ~DIE MAKERS SnensTawor( 1543 LARIMER ST OO MAIN, 182 Denver, Colo. ' Daily Cribune -| THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING BRING ABOU Casper Ring. many of the fight as the uncrowned to hang his by fistic sport world,. wants is dangling the scalps Johnny Coulon, persistent as that and Puryear mean al! at y have said we should get lite a pugilistic treat out at ‘the deo grounds in June and if the ation has promised to try and nch into the ring with the win fonship card in July Sport News Begins to look as if Bermy Leon- ard has more birthdays in a year than he has boxing bouts. The Boston Red Sox drew a juicy 1 plum when they were sched- the Yankees’ new stad- to open Golf enthusiasts have a hunch that this year of 1923 {s the right year for one of the crack American amateurs to bring home the British champlion- ship. Pancho Villa and Battling Chink will furunish the main bout at Bill Wellman'’s opening boxing show to be held in Detroit on April 23. In View of the many heavyweight houts betng dooked up nowadays, Paddy Mullins, the manager of Harry Wills, believes that Wills is @ntitled to meet some of the battlers. Every aspirant for the heavyweight title 4s tried out against Fred Fulton, baseball parks will be on tomorrow at the opening of the Na- Band playing and pennant raising will be in order, The weather man was being consulted today for his sooner ar later. Sometimes Fulton stops the sali aspirant, and some times he doesn’t. Bil] Tilden, world’s champion ten- nfx player, Is one champion who can always find time to give a little coach. Ing to the younger generation of ath letes. bythe Sete At New Orleans— R HB Cleveland (A) 9 9 w Orleans (S) 3 4 1 Edwards, Metider and Myers; Thomas, Craft and Mitze. At Kansas City— R HH. B. Chicago (N) ~~ 6 12 2 Kansas City (AA) hot G Bruland and O'’Farrel! Zinn and Scott, At Indianapolis, Ind— R, H. EB. Pittsburgh (N) 815 0 Indianapolis (AA) ~. 6 #14 3 zner and Smith; mons, Hill and Dixon. At Washington— Washington (A)-Boston called off; wet grounds. Cooper, Bagby Burwell, Fitzst: @™® game At Cincinnati, O. R. H EB Detroit (A) ons 3 Cincinnati @ So ee Collins, Francis and Woodall, Bassler; Donohue, Lugue, Rixey and Wingo. —— — Jewelry and watch repairing by ex t watchman; all work guaranteed, y Mfg. Co. O- SE ag 1 | IP BATTLE, REPORT et Smith Thinks He Should Have Another Go With Joe Lynch and He Is Willing to | mer title holders on his belt, | properly supported the Rodeo | | Chiet When a Feller Needs a Friend. SSS << SS NT) 4 HW . PAIN NI/UIIRE MHA, 0S —s. ® tices Ceara: . ! 4 s F UN Ht, Ot Suam Stele EF i TA ONL Ss | : aS Coorg se a pile ANN Yew < S Ait By Briggs SS —_ SSsss ——$ss — \ \ FANS READY FOR RUSH ACT AS ‘NEW SPEED AND ALTITUDE MAJORS PREPARE FOR OPENING; HECORD SET BY FRENCH NATIONAL BEGINS PLAY FIRST CHICAGO, April 16.—vThe annual spring rush to | tional league. dictum, Preliminary ticket sales are reported strong and ind tive of great interest in the opening players and fans, will be W games. Reports to the office of Ban cago Americans, and Jimmie 0'C Johnson, president of the American, cago Amriecans, and Jimmie 0’ here, indicate a satisfactory | nell of the New York Nationals. | demand for tickets for the American| price tags on these men—O’Connell | league opening games Wednesday. The American Association will open } Thursday. The schedules of the opening games| follow: Giants tion, but their performanres field thus far have indicated National League. New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. St. Louis at Cincinnati. | Pittsburgh at Chicago. | American League. | Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia. | Both came from San Fancisco. George initial sack for the St. icans Louis stop of the Chinago Nationals. Detroit at St. Louis. has eye trouble Chicago at Cleveland American Association. Columbus at Toledo. | Loutsville at Indianapolia. | Minneapolis at Milwaukee. | St. Paul at Kansas City. rhe national pastime returns to the tight with few of its princ!pal stars missing and some of its most ptgpeae cd ont ata erase aed Rew atadiums in thelr opening Christy Mathewson and Frank| Detroit has a remodeled park. Chance! they are names that once set 2 the fans on edge—and they are back in the national sport again. Mathew- || son at the head of the Boston Na-|| tionals and Chance as manager of | Boston Americans. ager of Jack Dempsey, denied recovering from influenza. John Heydler, president of dent of the American league, baseball, have predicted a great son for the major leagues. The New York Yankees and B des the regular stars, Ty Cobb Babe Ruth, Walter Johnson and the others of the galaxy of the front in this year’s lineups. |the Montana American among the new comers whc championship bout to will be watched closely by officials ' Shelby, Mont. be ‘EVERYBODY WINS” TO BE SLOGAN IN FREE VOTING COUPON IN THE TRIBUNE “EVERYBODY WINS” GRAND PRIZE CAMPAIGN Good for 25 Votes retit of Misa, Mr und address of the can- ferred to as $75,000 beauty of the| hourly speed 184 alone would command atten- on the they should range themselves in the ranks of the leaders of the diamond. Sisler, leading batsman of the world, will be missing from the Amer at the start of the season as well as Charley Hollocher, star short-| Sisler | which may neces- | sitate an operation, and Hollocher 19 National league; Ban Johnson, prest- Kenesaw M. Landis, commissioner of Chicago Cubs will dedicate virtually | ames. SPORT BRIEFS OAKLAND.—Jack Kearns, man- | rank, many news faces will be seer | champion had received an offer from Legion held AVIATORS ANNOUNCEMENT the PARIS, April 16.—(By The Asso clated Press.\—The Aero ciub of | France has announced its acceptance of four new speed and altitude air- | plane records, as follow iea-|_ Jean Casale, March 20, altitude (nie | 7-388 meters carrying 250 kilos son. | Weethts. yCon-| Lieut Benott, March 2, altitude The | 5,381 meters carrying 500 kilos. Lieut. elier, March 30, average kilometers over 500 kilometer course. Lieut. Carier, March 30, speed 122 Kilometers per hour over a 1,000 kilometer course. that the and gs agen ing penetra’ in the | warmtn tin comforting réli Trees and Shrubs Have you bought your trees and shrubs? Only three weeks until a car will be shipped. Order imme- diately or it will be too late, . PUNT! EY Colorado Nursery Co. the of at BALL oGORING CHANGES SEEN League Executives May Pick) Official Scorers in Future. CHICAGO, April 16.—Major leagfe | barn. club owners and officials, with the! co-operation of K. M. Landis, com- missioner of baseball, according to reports here, have under cons:dera tion plans for ra(ical changes in the present system of scoring games, a step taken as a result of the uproar created last season by the Cobb case. The controversy in the Cobb case, between President Johnson of the ‘American league and the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers as- sociation, centered on the scoring of a hit for the Detroit veteran. The the Assoclatel Press box score cred ted Cobb with a hit. Appointing and paying of official corers, according to reports on the proposed plans under consideration, would be taken from the club own ers and vested in either the pres! dents of the American and Nationa AGING STABLE cape, Burned to Death in Conflagration. league or 1: Thoroughbreds, Including Inch JOBSTOWN, N. J. were reported burned » April 16.— to death tn a fire that swept the brood mare barn of Rancocas stock farm near here. One estimate placed the number © enimals destroyed at 35, official scorer calted it an error while | Commissioner Landis. | clair, one of the leading horse racing| men in America. touched. | muttea the stud barn of the Rancocas| MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1923, {not be known until an examination is made by daylight, Tresh said. Purchase, another famous stallion, < The main racing stable was not was saved. Incheape, a thoroughbred stallion, and a number of other blooded stal Mons and brood mares were burned to death in a fire that practically stock farm near here. 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