Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1923, Page 9

~‘ A Ps ' By Leased Wire A Che Casper Daily Cridune ATTHE RODEO GROUNDS STADIUM Wyoming’s Premier Ring Card, Headed by Bout Between Midget Smith and Earl Puryear, All Set for Athletic Program. th all the boxers participating in the big Rodeo boxing show ready for the gong tonight at the grounds the public is anxiously waiting the tap of the gong that will start the first bout on its way. Midget Smith and Earl Puryear wound up their training today with light work and a walk through the city. Smith played a rounc of golf while Puryear | -—————_—_——_____ took a walk ou round the tank farm accompanied by his trainers. Arlos Fanning and Otto Wallace both s that they were ready for d while neither made any predictions as to the winner it is thought that their 12 round battie ‘will be a pip. Both appear to be in ex- Club Standing National League. rosllant ahese. A ease Won tea Moser and “Teddy” Gar-} Pittsburgh 19 tin, the two tough welters signed for, Brooklyn 1 one of the 12 rounders both stated to| St. Louis _ the press that they are ready for their | Cincinnati — tle and both are going out to win | Chicago by the knockout route. Boston ~ boys look good to the rail-| Philadelphia _ n¢. thera is much talk of a sleep op going over in this battle. Harvey Perkins wound up his train- dng for his ten round bout with Al Knapp and ts ready for the bell. Har- vey is always in condition and prom- fses*to give the home folke a treat. he Refinery lad his improved 100 per cent in his last three starts and many think that the Casper boy will £0 far in the fistic sport. Mike Gibbons, St. Paul who will ref: eree the bouts thinks that the logical place for the Dempsey-Tommy Gib-| hons bout should have been Casper, Gibbons is very much taken with the Ol! City and will no doubt be seen in the Casper rings all during the open air season. Mike knows the ins and_ outs of the fight game from Ato Z and boxers and fans are all sure ofa square deal 13 Both dira ® American League. Club Won Li New York Philadelphia - Cleveland St. Louts Detroit — Washington ~ Boston Chicago Yesterday’s Scores National League. ee co eee Tei, At Chica; RH. New York —pai tt Chicago -. -917 1 BAR BA Batterlee—Ryan, Jonnard, J Barnes and Snyder; Alexander and O'Farrell. WAS REFUSED At Cincinnati— RHE Boston .----2-_-.. 2.6 yA Cincinnati -. wwennna--- 310 0 Batteries—Oescheger and O'Neill: Rixey and Wingo. BY FIRPO, SAID HAVANA, Cuba, June &.—Sam Tol ‘on, boxing impreserlo of this city, has fasued a statement that he offered the gervices of Antolin Fierro, the Cuban heavyweight champion as an opponent Jtor Luis Angel Firpo, after the: fiasco 4n which Joe White, the intended op- ponent for the Argentinian was knock- out in a training bout by Stalslaus At St. Louls—(10 innings) R.H.E. Philadelphia St. Louls Batteries—Ring and Henline; Pfof- fer and McCurdy. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh; rain. American League. ¥rias, a Cuman middleweight. Tolon}] at pniiadelphia— es Gx authority for the statement that|] gt Louis _. Parr ¥irpo declined to meet Fierdo on the! phiadelphia — = ees ground that he was too dangerous. Wetien— Wash Rook and Severeld; Helmach, Ogden, Rommo! NEW YORK, June 8.—Italian Jack| and Perkins. Herman of Newark, N, J., a knock- ——e out victim of Luis Angel Firpo more} at Washington— ery than a year ago was signed last week | netroit -__-__. Bari as the South American heavyweights ‘opponent in a bout at Havana to re- plee the cncelled Whit-Firpo match. Washington ~~... Batteries — Pillette, Collins Bassler, Manyon; Warmouth, Russell and The bout scheduled for last Sunday| and Ruel. ‘was postponed because of rain until next Sunday. At Boston— R.H.E. Cer wa Cleveland --..... eas I) Boston ---. 710 0 L Batterles—Shaute, Metelver, Boone and O'Neill; Ehmke and Devormer. Chicago-New York game called 'n third; wain. MEET JOHNSON ON RING CARD NEW YORK, June 8.—Tex Rickard has completed the card for the heavy- weight boxing show at Boyle’s Thirty. Western League, Denver, 4-3; Tulsa, 3-2. Des Moines, 7; Wichita, 3. St, Joseph, 12; Sioux City, 8. Omaha-Okiahoma City game post poned, rain. Coast League. Acres, Jersey City, on the night of] gan Francisco, 13; Portland, 0 July 12, when Luis Angel Firpo of the] Oakland, 17; Salt Lake, 15. ‘Argentine, and Jess Willard, former} ‘Vernon, 5; Seattle, 0. champion, will meet in a twelve round Sacramento, 10; Los Angeles, 3. match to determine a challenger for the title held by Jack Dempsey. Floyd Johnson, of Des Mo!ne«, Iowa and Jack McAuliffe II, of Detroit—the men conquered by Willard and Firpo in the heavyweight carnival at the Yankee stadium for the benefit of the Milk Fund several weeks ago—have been matched in the twelve round semi-final contest. Two eight round encounters have heen arranged, the first between Jim Herman cf Omaha, and Cliff Kramer of the Pacific Coast, and the other between Young Bob Fitzsimmons of Newark, N. J., and Tom Roper, ‘of Chicago. American Association, Minneapolis-Toledo rain St. Paul, 5; Columbus, 4. Milwaukee, 6; Indianapolis, 3. Kansas City, 5; Louisville, 4. (10 innings.) Tezas League. Wichita Falls, 2; Dalla Houston, 14; Galveston, Sian Antonio, 6; Beaumont, 2 Fort Worth, 3; Shreveport, 2, > — Meet me at The Smoke House. —Adv. | Today’s Games ° National League. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Notice So a Boston at Chicago. | I have moved my office from Suite 302 Midwest Building to American League. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston ——— ROOM 3 Neuman Block 235 East Second St. DR. N. E. MORAD Meet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. Phat Malini att and waten repairing man; all work x .FANS ARE ON EDGE FO FIGHTERS AWAIT GALL OF GONG = | O8Mex! * THerTsax "PuRPLE Fcows"%S) A GREAT LITTLE SHow-- TLL HELLO’ BILL t'm JUST WALK Down To' THe THEATERLAND SEE 1°’? CAN > LL ‘BUY, AL SEAT? ~Hetto Jim TM on mye wey To ste "PURPLE Cows” THer SAY (. (t'54GooD Evert CIIAMP TAKES RECORD JAUNT Twelve Mile Run Up the Missouri Taken; Hard Punch Developed GREAT FALLS, Mont. June 8— White Bear Island and the camp site of Lewis and Clark 119 years ago July 4, were left behind in the work- out run of Jack Dempsey and spar- ring partners Thursday, nearly 12 miles being made up the Missouri river, across the Sand Coulee creel: and to Box Elder park. The run was the longest yet taken and the heavy- weight champion and his companions did not return to the camp. until 11:30, the champion leading the bunch with Mike Trant of the Chicago plain clothes force, bringing up the rear of the procession badly winded. There was no boxing. Dempsey is gradually increasing his punch, ‘The increase {s account- ing for the departure of several spar ring partners who bloomed and blossomed for a day, the latest being Rocko Stramalgia of Chicago, 175 pounder who butted the champion in his Wednesday afternoon sparring workout and opened a small cut over the Dempsey left eye. The butting was done with the Stramalgia head and an old scar was opened. Stran gia recelved a number of short arm jolts which sent him to the mat and at the end of two rounds he w practically carried from the ring Billy Wells, the fast English welter, went two fast rounds with the cham- pion and they traded blows, foot to foot, furiously, the Englishman being badly bumped with a couple of short arm jabs and weaving from the ring The Dempsey coyote has been re leased from the Dempsey menagerie as a bad hombre, his temper being such that he was not desired longer in camp. Machines Parked Safely at Rodeo Grounds Tonight Facilities for parking automobiles at the very nominal price of a quarter are offered by the Casper Rodeo asso: clation to patrons of the fight card be staged at the Rodeo atadium this evening. Persons who take ad vantage of this permission to park thelr cars on the groun(s may attend fi with the assurance that thelr machines will not be atolen, Compet- nt men will be on hand to take care of the cars and to see that they are parked in such @ manner as to pro- o for an easy exit at the end of the ertainment. CY WILLIAMS OUT OF GAME ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 8. — “Cy” | Willlamas, veteran center fielder of the Philadelphia Nationals and major league home run batting champidn thig season with a total of twenty will be out of the game indefinitely as a It of wrenching his back In f 1 Bt, Le uis, it wa. { HARRY THATIS THe BEST DARN .SMow_) VM GOING To See It AGAIN ITS CERTAINLY T Stems HAVE Wont THe APPROVAL oF ALL , UM GLAD 1m Gone To SEG. co PRAISED SY GUERY-— R BIG FISTIC CARNIVAL TONIGHT A Ou- GREA THe sest SHow ) 1 Just “Eve _HELLo [Fiow's To Coprriaht, 189, 0 Y. Trtbane tom, Sport Calendar | Racing. | Racing of Westchester at Belmont Park | Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club, Meeting association, at Latonia. i Meeting of Montreal Jockey. cluh, at Montreal. Meeting of Dufferin Park Jockey club, at Toronto. Rowing. Walter Hoover vs. Paul Costello, for national sculling title, at Duluth. Bench Show. Show of Los Angeles Kennel club, at Lom Angeles. Horse Show. Annual Tuxedo Horse show, Tuxedo Park, N, ¥. Shooting. Ohio State trapshooting tournament | closes at Columbus. Connecticut State trapshooting tournament opens at Hartford. Washington State trapshooting tournament opens at Walla Walla. Golf. } Ontario women's championship | tournament, at Brantford, Ont. | Metropolitan amateur ship tournament, at Mt. Nix. Griscom Cup inter-city matches, at| Chestnut Hill, Pa. Fentucky women’s tournament, champion- | Vernon, championship | at Louisville. Tennis. Annual Church Cup matches begin at Forest Hills, L. 1 Northwestern interscholastic cham- pionship, at St. Paul. Polo. Annual tournament of Philadelphia Country club, at E Pa. Boxing. Midget Smith vs. Earl Puryear, 12 rounds, at Casper, Wyo, Archie Walker vs, Willle Doyle, 10 rounds, at Detroit. Bud Dempsey vs. Jimmy Mars, 12 rounds, at Long Branch, N, J. aaah ae hat Meet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physicians over twenty two years and proved safe by millions for Colas Headache Toothache Lumbago carache Rheumatism Yeuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ only. Each unbroken package con tains proper directions. Hand boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents Drugegists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetio ater 1—Ad rtise CRAZYLOVERNT. UM EARLY So}rLe A? CHANCE 2TOl GETZAS SEAT ® RY BODYFSEEustts Be YM GLAD HAVE A “rTSTAT GooD THING § MET! Dick - t MIGHT, HAVEXL___ WASTED FA PERFECTLY Goob, SVENING GUESS’ “¥r VLL Go = AND ‘READ (EC H—, SHELBY GL TIGHT, ial | | eral Is Informed of Cleanup Result HELENA, Mont., has been “closed up tight” | advisea Attorney General W. D. Ran. | kin. | begun Wednesday, a-number of ar rests were made, and men withouw visible means of support and undesir within 24 hours. The Toole county officials are glad to have the moral support o the attorney general, Sheriff Ben jamin told him, and with this anc | the support of Mayor Johnson whe is temporarily absent, it will be a AJAX CORD, ROA Wyoming Oldemobile Company, L. D. Branson Automobile Comp Uneeda Tire Company, 522 East Building LIM Montana Attorney Gen- June 8.—Shelby The sheriff stated that in a raid We are equipped with the stock to supply your wants in high grade lumber and build- ers’ supplies. Rig timbers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3 |clean so that there will be no need of interference with the Dempsey: | Gibbons fight. “Gambling has been stopped and horns put to filght or ar rested,” the Toole county sheriff stated “Not a ‘joint’ is now run ng and none will be permitted to un,” he sald. the tin he attorney general stated that {| town is “clean” he i isfied. PORT BRIEFS IOWA CITY — Wyland Hicks actually | | of Sheriff | Brooklyn, Iowa, was elected captain H. E. Benjamin of Toole county has of next ’s baseball team at the -| University of Iowa. | HAVANA—Luis Firpo said he had it) declined to meet Antolin Fierro, Cu- heavyweight champion “because ban able women were told to leave town!he was too dangeroug, and it would interfere with other plans I have made.” | —_—_—»———. -|Meet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. a 4) Bed bug juice, guaranteed to kill all vermin; will not stain bed cloth- Phone 286. I ‘Ead features include CHICAGO CUBS TAKE TWO OUT OF THREE FROM GIANTS IN SERIES St. Louis and Cincinnati Also Win i nthe National; Athletics Gain Half a Game on Yanks By Trouncing St. Louis. CHICAGO, June 8.—(By The Assocfated Press.) —The C of the warm reces#tion they have been extend- stern visitors was maintained yesterday by the western clubs .of the National league. The Cubs of Chicago made.-it two straight out of three va the New York Giants, 9 to 7, and sent the world’s cham- ons on to Pittsburgh. The Pirates he Brook.; N¢W York Yankees because it rained were kept from roughing the Brook-111"tng fourth inning when the score n Robins again by rain. |Wwas nothing to nothing. Philadelphia Louis and Cincinnat! also won, |:gained ha!f a game on the Yanks by © former again from Philadelphia, gained trouncing St. Louts, 8 to 5, and ‘4 the latter made it a clean| Cleveland pulled in its bid for second eep with Boston, 3 to 1. | Place by losing to Boston 7 to 1. It the Cubs can hold up they witi|, Washington made it two straight 4d a lot of interest to the National| ‘In Detroit, 16 to 4 League race. They should prosper at| “Irish” Meusel, of the Giants by axberises ote king a brace of successive here today after its disastrous ers off Grover Alexander accom riatterint shed a feat which no other player as ever been able to do during Alex's out } pI z t Just now the Natfonal League !s ay Role eons rulte {ntereating. The Cubs, have|!0"E career in the National League, ‘emonstrated that New York can be| Charley Hollocher of the Cubs, had eaten; five clu New York, Pitts-/% perfect day at cracking out fgg hits, urgh, Brooklyn, St. Louls and Cin-|0ne of which was a@ double in five cinnat!—have played better than 50-| times up against a trio of Giant twirl 0 ball since the season started, all | ers. having won more than half their games; Chicago has lost only two less | han {t has won. 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