Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 14

EUGENE CRIQUI WINS FEATHER TITLE IN OIATH » lashed him with words and t his ears were not tuned to and his bomb-proof jaw stood blows that would have put therweight in the ttle turned in the e had an * in front of him, and g his arms down © Frenchman to an opening and do a little him to suck in the blood that spurted qui landed a hard right tugged to le his sec: » from his cor. with the old was knocked ard lefts to the back and as he nt a nim square him to th It was a startling crowd jumped to its maniacs. Crowds their feet and become insane when an old and a new champion his wild him and ed French the French soldiers and saflors who had acted as an honorary escort for Criqui swarmed over the police and into the ring. They couldn't all kiss their new hero because he has a feather weight face, and they gave vent to their joy by kissing each other. ol Kilbane, a most gracious f walked from his corner when he had been revived and gave his conqueror a hug and a few kind words. | “You're a good fighter. ‘You'll go a long way. I'm glad you won,” Kil- bane said. The Frenchman registered a blank until his interpreters came to the rescue and then he smacked a loud kiss on the Irishman’s brow. _After the fight Kilbane sald in his| Gressing room that he was glad Criqui had won if he had to lose. “I wouldn't want anyone better) than that French soldier boy to take my title,” Kilbane said. “I know I} couldn't go on forever and .now that; it’s all over, I'm glad. No more of} the ring for me. The farm and the quiet life from now on.” Criqu! was so excited that he could hardly talk. Through an interpreter it was conveyed that he was happy for himself, happy for his wife and/ happy for France. He wanted it known that Johnny Kilbane was a! fine fighter and @ fine gentleman. It was not unpopular vyictery| for the crowd Criqui was given a} great demonstration. It was the opinion of experts at the ringside| that the Frenchman's victory was de served, that he can punch and take a punch, and that there isn't a ght in the division who at him now. | ne crowd and preliminaries were disappointing. In the first bout Jackie McCoy of Jersey City and Davy Jones, Mew York, went four rounds to a draw. | Jimmy Mars, New York, won a six round decision from Mickey Brown, New York, in the second number. Al Ziemmer won a six round de-| cision from Bill Levin, New York, and Johnny Curtin, Jersey City, won from Jack Sharkey, New York, in eight rounds. The eight round number scheduled as a semi-final between Babe Her- man, California, and Kid Kaplan of Connecticut, was shoved back when rain threatened before the main bout,| and after the star event, they went the Umit to a draw. PARIS, June 2.—Word that Eugene Criqui had knocked out Johnny Kil- bane was flashed to crowds here this evening and riotous scenes of rejoic- ing ensued. The result Was a sur- prise to the sporting world of Paris. oe East Side Methodist Community. Pastor Jesse A. Dean. Residence; East Fifth street. All services n the Elk street school, corner East First and Elk streets, 9:45 a. m. Bible school for all ages, 11 a. m., worship and sermon by the pastor; 1bject. “The Religion with Pneu- ic Tires,” Hoff-Schroeder’s Purest foods, delictously cooked. Free check stan@ and rest rooms. “Denver's Greatest Cafeteria” 154547 Welton Street. “1°55 000 Home in Highland Park HARRY FREE, The Lot Man Suite 103 Becklinger Bldg. Phone 238 Watch Monday’s Tribune For announcement that will interest every woman in Casper. NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT ‘AND SUIT STORE 112 S. Center St. Henning Block ANNOUNCING The Opening MONDAY, JUNE THE FOURTH Of Casper’s New Exclusive Drug Store The Casper Drug and Dispensary (Formerly In the Becklinger Bldg.) With a complete line of drugs and sundries in addition to their ment. prescription depart- NEW SCOTT BUILDING nestly solicit your patronage and hope you honor us with a visit on our opening day, The Casper Drug and Dispensary Phone 2293 118 East Second’ @he Casper Sundap Worning Cribune SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1923 WHERE? Are You Going to Buy Your Lot? Are You Going to Build Your Home? ‘Are You Going to Make the Best Investment? ‘-EAST TERRACES WHY? “AN IDEAL PLACE TO BUILD YOUR HOME” East Terraces the subdivision with its extra large lots, wide and winding streets, has been laid out in harmony with the contour of the land along the very latest ideas in sub-dividing with a view to making this the most beautiful residential section of Casper, IN DIRECT LINE WITH THE CITY’S PROGRESS Second street is now the principal street and is expanding toward the east. East Terraces is located between 1st and 4th streets. Many of these lots face East Second stwet. OVERLOOKING THE NEW CITY PARK Which is to be beautified with a lake, lawns and trees. Will have tennis courts, walks and drives, making it a real playground and show place for the people of Casper. WONDERFUL INVESTMENT POSSIBILITIES The steady increase in business and population in Casper will create an increasing demand for real estate. The competition for favor- able locations will become more and more keen and real estate will naturally increase in value. The Following Salesmen Will Be on the East Terrace Addition all day Sunday Paul M. Walker E. E. Fairbanks Gordon G. Johnstone See Ben Realty Co. 201-203 MIDWEST BLDG. REALTORS TELEPHONE 1480