Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1923, Page 10

ne Se SL SETTER TTS HS FCAT SOMSSLPMROES SOCOPMOS PS IRE SS MERE E IITA I EST PAGE TEN Che Casper Sunday Worning Cribune WALKER WORKS OUT HERE ON EVE OF MATCH WITH PERKINS Kansas City Light Heavyweight in Good Condition For Bout With Local Mauler at Elks Auditorium Tomorrow Evening. Hughi° Walker, Kansas City light heavyweight who meets ~kins tomorrow evening in the main event of the ard, blew into town unannounced Friday night ut yesterday afternoon in preparation for his Walker is in perfect condition, having been he winter. His last bout was a Harry Elks’ ig : and work battle here. fighting often all through t win by a knockout last Frida € ning over Montana Jack McCarthy in Kansas City. He is > for half @ dozen fights in the nex months and goes on with B: Wichita a week night. The fight fans are looking fc hot fight tomorrc as bot kins and Walker are anxic deci@ive end to the serap. will do neither any ‘good and « assures either of a Casper. The men ¥ weighing within return ma 11 go in the ri w pounds of each other, scaling at about 180 each. The go is scheduled for 12 rounds. Two oth 10 round bouts con- stitute the catd. Charley Long of Omaha will take on Matt Flannagan in one and George “Bull Mosher of Denver steps in with Lou Dillon in the other Tickets for the fightg are on sale at the Smoke House and the fir scrap is due to get under wa promptly at 8 o'clock. ‘This will probably be the indoor card of the season. The Midget Smith Puryear fight, scheduled for June 8 4s to be given at the Rodeo grounds. WILLARD WILL MEET FIRPO IS TEX’S REPORT *You Can Tell ’Em All That,” Says New York Pra- moter of Bout BY HENRY L. FARRELL, (United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, May 19 ‘AN I know about it is that they are going to fight some place and you can tell fem all the Tex Rekard said !ate today, when he was ed about the report that Jess Willard wou!d not be allowed to meet Luis Firpo in New York, Rickard niet that the New York commission had notified him that Willard could not appear in the ring again in New York and sald he knew nothing about reports that the former champion had been found by medical examiners to have a bad heart. Other reports that the New Jersey boxing officials would not | perm't Willard to take any kind of a chance in the ring ‘were denied by Rickard and they could not be‘officially ver fied in Trenton. Rekard said he has several places under consideration where he might get Willard and Firpo together on July 7, but that he had made no def- Anite selection and that he did not feel much in a hurry about doing it. Firpo has not yet signed a con- tract to meet Willard but Rickard says his signature is only a forma! ity. leds BRE J. A. Lowry arrived this morning from Thermopolis and will spend a short time here visiting with friends Mrs. Lo ha sbeen here for sev eral days as a house guest of Mrs Guy Gay. HAIR STAYS COMBED, GLOSSY “Hair-Groom” Keeps Hair Brooks in| 1orrow | Club Standing | National League. ub Won w York Louis - Pitteburgh Chi sO . Cincinnati Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Lost 8 12 13 14 Pet. 714 15 AmeTican League. Club Won Lost New York ~— 19 «8 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 13 Detroit ~ 14 Chicago 133 St. Louls . Washington Boston Yesterday’s Scores National League Results. R. H.E. St. Louls Brooklyn -201 010 002—6 11 3 Batteries—Pfeffer and Ainsmith; Reuther and Taylor. Cincinnati -000 000 000—0 3 0 New York ~-----000 000 1ox—1 8 0 Batteries —Rixey and Hargrave; McQuillan and Snyder. R.H.E. Chicago ~--_--.002 020 000— 411 2 Philadelphia .-130 005 20x—11 15 0 Batterles—Osborne, Kauffman, Fus- sell and Hartnett; Ring and Henline. R.H.E Pittsburgh — -001 100 800-5 9 0 Boston. ~ 000 000 000—0. 7 5 Batterfes—Glazner and Schmidt; McNamara, Watson, Marquard, Ben- ton and O'Neill. American League Results. R.H.E. New York -300 000 010 2—6 11 1 St. Louis 301 000 000 1—5 11 1 Batteries—Mays, Hoyt and Beng- ough and Schang; Pruett and Severeid. Washington 3 Chicago -. 1 Batterles— Johnson, Russell and Ruel; Robertson, Mack and Schalk. R.H.E, Philadelphia ---.001 000 013—5 9 2 Cleveland -100 000 100—2 6 3 Batteries—Rommell Metevier and Myatt, and Perkins; R. H.E Boston 000 000 000—0 4 2 Detroit -. 000 220 00x—4 8 2 Batteries—Piercy, O'Doul and De- vormer; Holloway and Bassler. American Association. Toledo ---. Milwaukee led end of fifth, rain.) Columbus ~.. Kansas City Louisville —. Minneapolis Indianapolis St. Paul —-. Western KeepsHair Combed Millions Use It—Fine for Hair! —Not Sticky, Greasy or Smelly A few cents bu} Groom” at Mankes ev shampoo in any # jar of “Hatr which n, unruly or combed all day Ha. any store, Groom which A well-| that in is a gives that groomed final to good business and on » Greascless does 5 ‘omb’ ural ng gloss your } ch to both al occaat *“Hair-Groom" the hair because it fore stainless and » | Lander League Omaha R.H.E. Sloux Clty -..020 000 320-7 11 2 Omaha 000 212 0} 145 Batter'es—Grover and Snyder; Bal- y, Speece and Wilder, At De R.W.E Des Moir --001 201 201—7 13 2 | Denver --260 000 00°—8 13 0 les—Williams, Miller, Bartlett aling. Wheat, Voight ana Diamond At Tulsa— RHE. it. Joseph -..000 110 004—6 11 3 Tulsa . ---0112 050 0: 1014 2 Batteries: Clark Berkenstock and Crosby and Cand- ler; Southern Association, Chattanooga --- Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Memphis at New Orleans, rain. Little Rock at Mobile, postponed, rain first game Segond game: RH. B. Little Rock -~420 8 Mobile -811 2 Mr, and Mra, H. 0, Barber left yesterday overland for their home tn r spending severa nding ty i business affulre and -002 010 002—5 10 Mgained a 1 | The Days of Real Sport. SSSR Sas | NEW YORK, May 19.—The Giants to 0 victory over the Cincinnati Reds in the final game of the series here today. NEW YORK, May 19. — (United Press.)—With two Cown in the last half of the ninth inning, Dutch |Reuther, Broklyn's star pitcher sing- led, Neis doublel and Johnston drove them in with the runs that gave the Robns a 6 to 5 victory over the St. Louis Cards. ‘j | ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 19.—In game featured with home runs by Ruth, Meusel, McManus, Ward #hd | Witl'ams the New York Yankees de |feated the St. Louls Browns in ten innings here today by a score of 6 to 5. CLEVELAND Ohio, May 19.—In a ten-inning contest the Athletics to- day made a clean sweep of the four- game series with the Indians, w!n- ning, 4 to 2. CHICAGO, May 19.—Pitcher Rus- sell, going to the ald of Walter John- son, broke up a White Sox rally and helped the Senators win by a score lof 6 to 4 here toda DETROIT, Mich. May 19.—While | Holloway was holding-the Red Sox to four scattered hits, the the hat that you need, Haircuts_ Shaves _* GIANTS WIN 1-0 GAME: REUTRER ——-RELPDODGERS BEAT CARDINALS FIVEHOMERS GIVE YANKS WIN; ATHLETICS MAKE GLEAN SWEEP a/fitth ‘Tigers |spending a ‘few days here drove Pieroy from the mound in the with friend Buy a Haircut Before You Buy the New Straw Hat Straw Hat Season is here and funny things Straw Hats are. right one of our Casper zephyrs is going to blow it right off the old bean some one of these days. We suggest that you buy a haircut before you buy the hat and then you’ll know the shape and size of Becklinger Barber Shop’ Basement of the Becklinger Bldg. ~— Milne BOSTON, May 19.—Pittsburgh mixed hits with Boston errors here today and took the final game of their se- ries with the Braves 5 to 0. PHILADELPHIA, May 19.—After losing eleven out of thelr last twelve games, the Philade!phia Nationals Cefeated Chicago today 11 to 4. Jim- my Ring not only held the Cubs safe- y, but contributed a homer and two singles that three runs. were responsible for inning, 4 to 0. i} National League. St. Louis at Brooklyn. ‘Pittsburg at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. American League. A New York at St. Louts. Washington at Chicago. Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. Bh SS ace a Miss Louise Potter of Douglas is visting, winning today’s game we all know what If they don’t fit quite Down on THeE- NUMBER. YARD - (Comeriahe. 1921. 3X. TeTbane tom POWERS IS FIRST. TO MAKE HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB Casper's 1923 “Hole-in-One Club” | years to come as probably few has a lone member, the first to be | clubs in the country have records enrolled this year. His name? | of @ golfer duplicating his feat the Cleigh Powers. | same season the same hole. mentee ns bbauieiénl tiokeaiie | | Medal scores were turned in Sat- urday to be used for handicap ad- justments in the coming tourna- ment and today’s scores will like- wise be turned in by the golfers. The course was crowded yesterday and if weather permits today will also establish a record mark. shot from No. 4 tee in yesterday's | play at the Casper Country club links, Powers lifted his ball to the green and the roll carried it into the cup, The distance is over 100 yards, being’ the “short” hole of | the course. | The new green on No. 2 was The gallery of the all-important | used for the first time Saturday Play was much too small, consist- | anq is located in the flat below the ing of only a few players with | o1q green, which could not be kept Powers. in good condition because of being The feat has been performed | windswept. The same hazard—a twice before and on the same green. | A. C, Riker holed two tee shots from the same place last year and the record probably will stand for | with ‘several pools—still pre- vails but the change probably will result in more par marks by reason of an easier approach. HUGH WALKER Admission: $2.50—$3.50—$4.50 Tickets On Sale at Tommy McDonald’s Cigar Store and the Smokehouse WINS FOR U. S. IN SCOTLAND Dr. O. P. Willing In Pinch Breaks Tie Giving Ameri- can Team Victory ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 19. —Fiction's lowly rookie who went up in a pinch and knocked a homerun with the bases filied had his feat dupticated here tuday when Dr. 0. P, Willing, a dentist from far away Portland, suppled the punch in a pinch that won the Walker interna- tional cup for the American amateur golf team. With the international matches squared at 5% to 5%, the octor who had ben treated by his team captain almost as a. cadet,’ went into the final | number of the 12-event tournament and took a match away from W. A. Murray that added the one point that gave the American team a six and one-half to five and one-half victory over the British team. | Willing was allowed to become a} step child member of the team be-| cause Chick Evans, Bobbie Jones andj some other more illustrious and bet- ter known stars were unable to join the invaders. The same class lines| were drawn’ when Robert Gardner, | captain of the team, selected the} pairs for the foursomes which opened | the championship tournament yester- day. Wing, although he had played: a/ game in training that had all the British critics writing about him, was picked for a place on the sidelines and he stayed there while the Amer- icans went down, 3 to 1. When he was picked for the sing- les today he was eighth in the Kst and the team wags composed of only eight. Fate put the big task up to him and he delivered like a hero. When the Americans arrived at the course this morning they were con- frented with the task of winning six out of eight matehes to retain the cup they won at Southampton last year. British experts consiCered it an impossible feat and it would have been to anything but a team of Amer- fcans. Francis Oulmet and Roger Wether- ed halved the first match and the two teams split a point between them. Jess Sweetzer, the American amateur champion, lost three down to Cyril Trolley, the former British champion and the score was 4% to 3% in fa- vor of the Britisher, The ‘little fellows’ of the Amert- can team then rallied to the cause and four successive American victor- fes ran the score up to 5% to 4% in favor of the Americans. This lead was obtained for the first time in the match when “Bob” Gard- ner beat Robert Harris one up; George V. Rotan beat Mackenzie six and four; Max Marston won from W. L. Hope, five and four and when MONDAY, MAY 21 8:15 Sharp ELKS AUDITORIUM 32---ROUNDS.---32 Of High Class Boxing It Is An All-Star Card Ever Staged In MAIN EVENT 12—ROUNDS—12 For Championship of Rocky Mountain Region Hugh Walker vs, Harvey Perkins Kan: 3 City 10—ROUNDS—10 Charles Long vs, Matt Flannigan Omaha 10—ROUNDS—10 George Mosher vs, Denver | Princeton SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923. Fred Wright beat E. W. Holderness one up. The American margin was then wiped out when “Dave” Herron \. defeated by John Wilson, one ant] the score was 5% to 5% one match to go. “Doc” Willing, who had been kept out of the previous day to perm: Herron to play then shouldered tho ° load of doing or dying and he turn. ed in the match that won the cham. pionshp when he put W. A. Murray one down. It was a great day for the Ame; can cause but it was a most won up y ful day for “Doc” Willing, the }: hero of the team. pea he _ SPORT BRIEFS ANNAPOLIS, Md., May 19.—(Unit ed Press)}—Navy’s great varsity e!cht defeated Syracuse this afternoon by three lengths in a two-mf!e race on the Severn river. | CHAMPAIGN, Tl, May 19.—"Curr, Jackson today closd his brilliar pitching career today on Illino!s field when he held Wisconsin to three h' allowing Illinois to defeat Wiscons to 1. The score by innings— RAE Wisconsin ..--000 001 000—1 3 Illinois -- 310 020 01°—7 91 ALLENTOW: , Pa., May 19—Johns Hopkins university won the cham pionship in the middle states titlo track and field meet on Muhlenbur¢ field today by rolling up a score of 40 points. ACA, N. ¥., May 19.—The Yale varsity eight defeated Cornell and in the annual spring day regatta on the Cayuga here today Cornéll won the freshman race. The official time of the varsi Yale, 10: Cornell, 10:56; Prince. ton, 11.16. BUFFALO, ¥.,. May 19.— (United Press.)—“Big Bill" Tilden. world’s tennis champion, won a 2-out-of-3 set match here this after noon from R. Lindley Murray, former champion, 6-3, 16-14, The first set was all in Bill's favor, Murray being. a bit wild and showing some trouble in solving Tilden’s game. ST. CLOUD, France, May 19.— (United Press.)}—Willliam M. John. ston and Miss Eleanora Sears, one 0! the American teams entered in tho world's hardcourt championships, were eliminated here in the first round of the mixed doubles today by the Hungarian pair, Diemer and Kools. ‘The score: 8-6 and 6-1. William M. Johnston won his start in ‘the -men's singles when he de- feated: M: Gentenue, France. cits Alsons Mr. and Mrs. W. K, Edwards have as their’ ho: guest for the week- end Miss’ Mildred Tillard of Douglas. Miss Tillard is a sister of Mrs. Ed: ard: and the Best Casper Casper El Paso Lou Dillon Casper