Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 10

‘ Pi PAGE TEN GU uth ey etl ale ya to ve or hy Che Casper Daily Cribune World Results By Leased Wire ——s a b4 AYDEN AND LONG DRAW IN TEN ROUND HEADLINER AT THE ELKS maha Battler Takes Speed Out of Hayden but Texan Keeps Honors Even by Remaining on Aggressive; Other Good Bouts Staged. ye io epevrese At the end of 10 rounds of hard, fast fighting, Speedball ayden of El Paso and Charley Long of Omaha, finished in in event on the Elks fight card Monday eve- ing. on by Jack ‘‘Twin’ Sulivan, one of the reatest of 1itt artists of a generation ago, was a good me as what advantage Long had i as made up for Hayd. tt power before r $i: ga draw count each tir that to ould ich ars ago OF ‘¢ for a knocko: lassed 456 TEtiChs ed of the Omaha boy who at times len, however, deserved a draw as he who has not been fn | was willing mired fro: art to 2 c of years | finish and improved as the fight went ma fe a b ¢ Denver, In the six: | with he not a r The colored | Iwind, his speed anc twork | s his work mn the ring class Ber ana atcurawastonansalwith ie Piening full ute wrestling exhibition bet | iit» opener at four rounda between | Hob* Moon ‘of’ Camper and) Wroblen:| Siia Louisiana and Kid Mex was al ski, the Pole, of Douglas. Moon| in for the He droppea | forced the tssue all the time and nar Rid Mex twice and the latter took| rowly missed getting a fall a cot — — jof times. “Muggsy” Scholes refer | ed the wrestling bout Running off the events with little \or no watts and cutting down the dlers in the corers proved ple to the crowd. Jac y the announcing; J Lively | the watch and A | H. Day actedas judg E. National League. . we Lost Pet ecto Sta noe TS eee 1 889 hicago —— 7 1.875} {ladelphia 2 500 | incinnatt ___.__--. 4 4 t. Louis 3 5 5 | Pittsburgh 3 6 eS | 4 1 7 | 3 American League. s Won Lo sesvelane = -6 1 a rlladelpiiia ‘ 2 Many of Casper’s Best Men to jetroit - 8 Be Absent from Track and fashingt 4 Field Lineup. ihicago 5 | AL ston 5 it. Low 5 A cloud has settled over the ath 3 eteic department of the Natrona County High school during the past v kK as track entrant after track rant has been banned from the for state trophies at Douglas May 5, because the individual wa. 2wn in his studies or was for some her reason tneligibte. Thirty-five men remain tn the run ning, with James Jullan looming a a likely winner in the high jump and At Brooklyn— EB lew York —___. g | bread jump. The other men are still ooklyn -_... 4 ¢ 41|0" the doubtful list, although wi —Biume, Johnson and| hard work it is probable that the: ; ; Ruether, Dickerman and Ds-|eMtrants can be brought up to a Berry tandard of ability that will mean 4 ae ome 1g sper at Douglas. E: incinnati— ROWE hes and Neff are no ittsburgh making any statement to how Bincinn much it will mean Batteries: Long distance practice was held d Wingo. last night on the pavement. The wet condition of the field malas p: tice At Chicago— H.| in the other events impoeste at the . Louls 0| present time, but it {s probable that cago ad: 0| by tonight the ground will be dry Batteries—Haines and Ainsmith;| h to do something in these Jdridgo and tt i | oe | apenas American League. | | At Philad H. EB ston ___ a4 »Batteries—Naylor and Perkins Mercy, Fu on, O'Doul and Devor- PARIS.—The French bantamweight R. H. E.| Mascart scored a technical knock : over Billy Wells in the s nth of jeveland =o what was to have been a twenty Batter! Pilette. round bout Yoodall, Bassle Mete CHICAGO.—Eddle Coulon, of New orton and Russi < Orleans, shaded Eddie Anderson, of At St. Louis R. #. | Moline, IIL, in an eight round bout at | feago ~~... -—----- 0 4 1{118 pounds. Harold Smith, of Chi Louls — 2 Battling Harry Leonard, Batteries — Lev rk, in an eight round bout. ; fangilder anil Se Joe Benjamin, At New Yor R § sco lightweight boxer, {s| hington - meee ty on to New York with his York ar | manager, Jack Kearns, where he is| Batteries fogridge, Briltheart,| said to have been promised bouts in ssell, McGrew and Gharrity Madison Square Garden with Johnny | a Schang. and Lew Tendler, Benjamin ——__—- —— | plans to remain‘ in the east during American Assoctation he summer Indianapolis, 0; Columbus, 6 | - = Minneapolis, 9; Kansas City, 15. EPSOM, April 25.—(By The Asso: #. Paul, 1; Milwauk ciated Press.)—Dry Toast, by Cicero, Goutsville, 6; Toledo, out of Dinner, owned by R. D.| " ———— Davison, won the elty and suburban Western League. handicap of 1,000 pounds with extras, No games schedule run here today. Anthony DeRoths as child’s Roman Fiddle was second an: Texas League. Mrs. A. Bendir's Condover, third. Wichita Falls, 2; Dallas, 8. Thirteen horses ran. Sort Worth, 6; Shreveport, 7. The betting was: Dry Toast, 20 to Houston, 6; Ean Antonio, 9. 1 against; Roman Fiddle, 10 to 1, Beaumont, 8; Galveston, 4 and Condover, 100 to 14 against. LOS ANGELES.—Bert Colima, of Whittier, C: sily defeated Tom ’ King, sald to claim the middleweight Today’s Games |) sakpienmis ‘or Autrala in ine main event at Vernon arena. In the semi-windup Sailor Ritter of Los An- geles and Tillie (Kid) Herman of National League Sacramento, middleweights, meeting Lou's at Chicago. Pittsburgh at Cincir at catch weights, with Ritter several an pounds the heavier, boxed a draw Philadelphia at Boston. New York at Brooklyn, PUEBLO. —Mike Yokel, of Salt Lake City, defeated Walter Evans, of American League Pueblo, Colo., two falls out of tt t at St. I In a wrestling match here on an t I 4 rmory athletic club din the state Bost or | armory, Yokel outwelghed Evans by 1 twenty pounds, gener eet erreees There’s at Least One in Every Neighborhood i = 5 i WHERE ARE You tM GoinG OUT WHERE' AND ware Tae, NAH- Mm H Gone May To BREAK THe - 1 NEED You ECOR DisHes. MAY ? TiRED - ow me pep eae DANCE RECORD MY FEET ed ALL Dar 3 La DAUGHTER ? -| THE TRIBUNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS |= WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1923. First in News Of All Events S our } (SHE'S Gone To ComPETE In’ BREAKING Tae DANCE RECORD SOME GAME KIDDO EVEN iP SHE DIDN'T GREAK No RECORDS (LU Tet. THe 4 9) (Here Ss —=— Ni SHE DANCED FoRTY HOURS CONTINUOUS Your \ sRAcK KiD= ~) BUCK UP} GET _FAmous Use rats wy remus me. OW WHEN You LEARN To WALK AGAIN You CAN Fox TROT KITCHEN AND GREAK A RECORD OF CONTINUOUS HOUSE WORK — AND MAKING YOURSELF OF Some In THE WORLD INTO THE FOR WASHING DISHES | rounds, | Von | suspension | it was understood his connection with | a sporting goods firm, in violation of COBB’S TIGERS STOP INDIANS BY WINNING, 8 CLOUT GARNERED BY RUTH THEIR TITLE IN 1924 CHICAGO, April 25.—(By Cobb’s Detroit Tigers, steadying in the ninth inning of a "° J@™ wobbly game, broke the winning streak with which the Cleveland Indians began the season by taking yesterday’s touches contest, 8 to 7. The Chicago Cubs, who lost their first conte son to the Pittsburgh Pirates, ran thelr string up to seven fy trounc ing St. Louis 3 to 0, Aldridge holding the Cardinals to twe hits Babe Ruth su!ted the second big occasion of his season by knocking a home run. The Philadelphia Athletics defied a strong wind and defeated the Bos ton Red Sox 7 to 3 and the St. Louis Prwns won their second victory of the season, 1 to 0, from the Chicago White Sox. The New York Giants tried out two recruit pitchers and defeated the Brooklyn Robins, 6 to 4. The Cincinnati Reds evened their series with the Pittsburgh Pirates and their standing !n the National league king a heavy hitting «¢: ie, five to four, while the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia Quakers were rest ng because of rain. = | Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Harford Breeders’ as sociation, at Havre de Grace. Meeting of West Virginia club, at Huntington. Baseball. Opening of the season of the East ern league. Jockey Shooting. United North and South handicap} target tournaments at Pinehurst. Mississipp! State trapshooting tour nament closes at Biloxi Swimming. National A. A. U, low board diving | contest, at Los Angeles Polo, Annual tournament of Sandhills Polo club, at Pinehurst Boxing. Kid Wiliams vs. Bobby Garcia, 12] rounds, at Baltimore. | Eddie Shevlin vs. Nate Si 12 t Portland, M cae he Elm Will Be Reinstated For Golf Play NEW YORK, April 25—(By The Associated Press.)—The executive committee of the United States Golf association has announced that th George Von Elm It Lake C former trans-Missis- sipp! and Pacific northwest champion, would be terminated September 1, thus permitting him to play in the National Amateur tournament Sep- tember 10 to 15 at Chicago, Von Elm was suspended Indefinite- ly by the United States Golf asso: ciation last August. No official ex: nation was made at the time but if favorable winds are availabe on | the day o the race, they feel confi dent that this record will be broken, $<» Bed bug guranteed to kdl all vermin: t stain bed cloth: ing Apco 8 Co. Phone 286, ~ DULUTH DARSMEN START TO 7; CIRCUIT — TRAINING TO DEFEND DULUTH April Working The Associated Press.) —Ty | with knowledge that there will be A. (Dad) TenEyck, famous acuse Univ&sty rowing mentor. come west and add the finishing to the coaching just before the big races, the Duluth Boat Club of the sea-/| oarsmen, nevertheless, are faithfully to to make a stepping stone of the 1923 national races at Baltimore, and are winding up their land training pre paratory to shoving off in the shells just as soon as the weather permits. Attracted by the announcement that Walter Hoover, world’s amateur preparing to defend the'r national | titles. With the 1924 Olympics as thelr objective, the local oarsmen expect —_— singles sculling champion, would as: i sist in the coaching, many former Fourteen Americans Among members of the local championship Prospective Contenders at | crews have joined the coaching squad Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS, April 25,—Four-} teen American balloons are already ed for n Rac en the to Jur National 1d and J In many medical text-books you will find salicylic actd rated an ab- solute specifo for attacking the be } cluding the ¢ of Ralph Upson, ain of rheumatism. Salicylic acid’ of Detroit, winner of the Internation en jn ite beat form in TIN- al Balloon race at iphe: few, years This acid. content of TINGLE'S ago LAXO ASPIRIN disten: The race will be under the auspices gapiilary, blood vease mbavalin Chasttortct cor eves and relaxes them of the Indianapolis Chamber of Cor duces a healthful perspiration. It merce and tho National Aeeronautic 4s this that alloviates and in many ul n while no definite wases stops the pain. ‘dike ct ginen tae A igertant also found in TIN- © char favored. u ement July how B chair, from 4 is eve Russell Shaw man of the contest commi of the National Aerona oclation, ar rives here and confers with officials The t date, when of Wasliingto: tee states exact ermined THOSE TWINGES OF RHEUMATISM ARE LESSENED and several of them are drilling daily n the hope of beating some of the ounger blade wielders to regular positions in the eight and four oared crews. U.S. Golf Stars Practicing Up For Title Play LONDON, April 25.—The visiting American golfers are engaged in play- ing matches among themselves at Walton Heath, in order to regain thelr playing form for the coming tournament in which they will par: ticipate. It is expected the men will undergo hard practice before the championship tournament at Deal. Jesse Sweetser, of Siwanoy, seemed to be playing in his best form today. With his partner, H. R. Johnson, of St. Paul, he halved a four ball match with Robert Gardner, captain of the American team, and Francis Quimet. Later Sweetser and Marston won from Quimet and Fred Wright, of Los Angele: 2 up and 1 to play. GLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN prevents the stomach from being upset. A third ingredient, a laxative, com- pletes the effective attack on the pain by ridding the body of pot- sonous wastes, which when re-| tained In the body, are usually the real cause of the trouble. ‘ Thus only in TINGLE’S LAXO) ASPIRIN does one find the three’ remedies combined. Be sure to ask for TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN,, the improved aspirin with the three points It’s absorbed easily —It relieves pain —It’s a gentle laxative TINGLE’S LAXO ASPIRIN Ask Your Druggist for the “Three Point Box ‘Therapeutic Research Laboratories, Washi of the Chamber of Commerce. According Blaine Me h, of | the Chamber of Commerce. il prot y t lis motor sp . a many gas m in the infield of the omabile tr placeq ‘there ‘er. al years ago for a balloon race. They are reported to be in a fair condi n, The winner, second, and third men in this elimina n race will be chos. en to represent America in the inter- national balloon race. for the James Gord tt trophy to be held at Brussels, September The army and navy will be repre; sented by fotr balloons, according to the announcement made here, and four new balloonists are said to have filed entries at Washington, Tho American record of 1,172 mifleil for free balloon flight in held by Al- lan Hawley, of NewYork, and the Promoters of the 1923 race say that CASPER CABCO. PHONE: 132 the association's amateur regulations, was responsible for the action —_ Jewelry and watch hman; all 316 W. Yellowstone Monuments CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. Casper, Wyo. Robert n, Prop. Quality Tires for Quality Folks R. M. MOSHER THE MICHELIN MAN SELLS THEM Phone 309 Gardner and Johnson afterward halved a match with John F. Neville, San Francisco, and Dr. O. P, Willing, of Portland, Ore. ——— BUD HAMILTON AND GUS WEINER TO BATTLE AT SALT CREEK SATURDAY Bud Hamilton, the hard hitting Dantamwe'ght from Denver, who has a fine record of wins in the last year, will arrive in Casper Thursday morn ing with his manager, Sam Buxbaum. Hamilton is carded to fight Gus Weiner, former Casper newsboy Scrapper, at Salt Creek Saturday evening and will train here for two days before going to the oil field. Hamilton will appear in the head liner match of a card at Raton, New Mexico on May 17, when he meets Jack Callopy of Kansas City at 12 rounds, Hamilton and his manager expect to win decisively Saturday, Weiner will be remembered for his eight round draw here with Jimmie Wood all of Thermopolis last winter and a couple of other minor fights. ~UAe Se KILBANE-GRIQUI TITLE FIGHT AT POLO GROUNDS ON JUNE 2 15 ASSURED NEW YORK, April 24,—All ob-, stacles in the path of the world’ featherweight boxing championship match between Johnny Kilbane, American holder of the title, and Bugene Criqui, of France, European champion, at the Polo Grounds on June 2, have been eliminated. Match- maker Tom O'Rourke announced after the New York state athletic commis- sion had granted a license to Kilbane. Kilbane and Criqui, O'Rourke added, have signed an agreement calling for the winner of the bout to fight Johnny Dundee of New York within three months. This, he said, was ac- cepted by the commission as an alter- native to its stipulations that Kilbane accept Dundee'’s long standing chal- lenge before boxing the Frenchman. Dundee was declared to this arrangement. 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