Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 5

he Casper Daily Cribune ‘SEE EDDIE” OF “SEE DOC” ARE MOTTOS OF TWO FIGHTERS Kane and Kearns Are Bosses Around Camps of Contender and Champion at Shelby—Gibbons Upsets Dope on Towel Swinging. SHELBY, Mont., June 11.—One boss is enough in any fam- ily. The same goes for the boxing ring. Both Tom Gibbons and Jack Dempsey follow this system. When you ask Gibbons about any little matter his reply is —‘See Eddie.” When you ask Dempsey the lowdown on something his reply is—"See Eddie”. When you ask Dempsey the low- down on something his reply is— “See Doc”. The Eddie referred to Kane. Gfbbons’ manager. And the Doc referred to Is Kearns, Dempsey’s manager. Some fighters make the mistake of having too many men in their cor- ners. As a result they become con- fused and worry more between rounds thah when out there in No Man's Land doing the real business. Neither Gibbons or Dempsey £0 strong on towel swinging. Gibbons was the first boxer in the country to upset the dope that a fighter had to be cooled off between innings. He has figured the towel angle out along scientific lines. His arguments are: You blanket a race heats. Baseball pitchers put sweaters on their throwing arms between innings. No fighter can collect his thoughts with wild man snapping a towel in his face. The object of the one minute rest is to REST. ‘The way some boxers are handled while in their corners they deserve a lot of credit for the showing they make for they actually undergo more torture in their corners than out front and center. is Eddie Doc horse between Gibbons puts a towel over his shoulder and relaxes. His manager, Kane, doesn't do much talking. What they say counts. Gibbons an uncanny spot-picker. He isn’t in the ring long with an opponent before he knows where the weak spots are in the line like a quarterback on a football field. Just where Dempsey's weak spots are has never been determined. No opponent ever extended him unless it was old Bill Brennan. Brennan stayed six and twelve rounds re- spectively with the champion. There seems,to be a hunch going round that Gibbons won't come up for the seventh round in the Shelby battle on July Fourth. ‘Where that hunch comes from nobody knows exactly. What a jolt that crowd will get if Gibbons {s in there at the end of 15 rounds or, something else happens in his favor before they sing that verse. Of all the contenders on the band- fagon just now Gibbons is just the fellow who may do it. Club Standing 610 BAT 271 American League. Club Won Lost Pet 31 16.660 at 20 © 665 Cleveland 2 22 542 Detroit 23 25 79 St. Louis 21 25 457 ‘Washington -. 21 26 AAT Boston 17-2345 Chicago 7 26 405 (SE a Burns, Quinn and Monosky, a trio of Red Sox veterans, have been put- ting up a whale of a game for the Sox of late. ad Mect me at The Smoke House.—Adv. Today’s Games National League, Brooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cincinnatl. Boston at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh. American League. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at New York. Chicago at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. See Sea Yesterday’s At Chicago— R.H.E. Boston -0 61 es -3 6 0 —Genewich, Oescheger and EB. Smith; Aldridge and O'Farrell. At Cincinnati— Philadelphia Cincinnati a 2 Batteries—Glazner and Wilson; Luque and Wingo. American League. At New York— R.H.E. Cleveland -. 2A eG, 1) New York TT | Batteries—Coveleskie and Myatt; Hoyt, Jones and Kaufman, At Washington— R.H.E. St, Louis — ee esas Tal Washington weewwcene 5 8 1 Batteries—Van Gilder and Severeid; Zachary and Ruel. Association Columbus 7, Kansas City 4. Milwaukee 4, Toledo 3-4 St Paul 4, Indianapolis 2. Minneapolis 3, Louinsville 2 ( in: nings, rain- Western Wichita 4, Omaha 3 , Oklahoma 0-4, Sioux City 7-2. St Joseph 2-1, Denver 1-3. Tulsa 11-5, Des Moines’ 5-2. Coast Salt Lake 148, Oakland 11-11. San Francisco 5-2, Portland +L Los Angeles 65 Sacramento 62 (First game called 10 innings account time limit.) Vernon 8-6 Seattle 4-2. Texas Dallas 1 Fort Worth 3. Beaumont 45 Houston 8-4. San Antonio 3, Galveston 5, No others played. "SPORT BRIEFS HAVANA—Luis Angel Firpo, Ar- gentine heavyweight, knocked out “Italian Jack” Herman in the second round of a scheduled 15 round bout. PARIS—Battling Siki, sengalese fighter, announced he would sail for the United States June 22. His de parture is said to be dependent, how- ever, upon the attitude of the French boxing commission. ————— Meet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. ‘Just So It’s Water Every kid can't have an ocean beach, a lake, or a clear-ruhning stream for a swimmin' hole. the old Morris Canal These And they don’t use bathing sults, youngsters of Newark, 1. Joy Usd First in, they re getting the debris off the bottom. Note the wicked, rusty boop, When a Feller Needs _ JUST AST WILLIAMTHAS MUSTERED SUFFICIENT. {COURAGE \To “TACKLE DAD FOR THE USEOFI THE CAR (lo TAKE HIS LADY FRIEND FORTA RIDES HE OBSERVES WITHL ALARM” THATIDAD ——__ |S GOING OVER THE MONTHLY, | BILLS INCLUDING Aw ExTRA? } LARGE: GARAGE BILL’? a F riend a Sons ee ee a riggs | Sport Calendar Meeting of Westchester Racing association, at Belmont Park. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club, at Latonia. Meeting of Montreal Jockey club, at Montreal, Meeting of Dufferin Park Jockey club, at Toronto. Golf. British open championship tourna ment, at Troon, Scot. Tennis. New England championship tourna- ment opens at Hartford. Pennsylvania State championship opens| at Haverford, Pa. Texas State championship opens at Fort Worth. West Virginia intercollegiate cham- jonship opens at Keyser. Boxing. Charley White vs. rounds, at Pittsburgh. Jimmy Darcy vs, Lou Bogash, 12 rounds, at Bridgeport. Jim Montgomery vs. rounds, at Chest! a ee ee Diamond Dust Bpeaking of soft picking, there's the Phillies for instance, with the Giants doing the picking. Jack Zivic, 10 Jeff Smith, 10 ‘The brilliant infield play of Joe Dugan is one of the outstanding fea- tures of the Yankees’ campaign. ‘When it comes to slow working pitchers, few twirlers can consume so much time as docs George Murray of the Red Sox. Looks as if the Cincinnat! Reds have side-stepped their slump and are out to cause trouble for first division outfits. “Kia" Gleason's team might land up there somewhere, if it had more games with Detroit. The Sox have trimmed the Tigers six times in eight starts. First Baseman Bottomley of the Cardinals is sticking close to the heels ot Grimand Wheat in the running for National league batting honors. In his attempt to get the White Sox going on all six Manager Gleason has been compelled to use quite an array of rookie talent. Mike Cazella, the Lafayette star, will join the Yankees as soon as he gets his college degree the latter part of this month. The Athletics have surprised fans to such an extent that many find it hard to believe that the Mackmen are really up there fighting for the pennant. The “home folks” of “Jocko” Con- lon at Woburn, Mass., are arranging a Conlon Day in honor of the former Harvard pastimer and present Braves’ inflelder. Bob Carney, Princeton star pitcher, swings a metn club. His masterly Pitching and batting have combined to play a big part in the Tigers’ great record. Manager McGraw was absept froin the: Polo Grounds on Memorial Day First picture from airplan Shelby, Mont., for the ‘Dempsey: of the bowl now 1 ‘Gibbons fight, July “ SEN eh S800 IN PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED GRADUATES AT TACK MEET IN DENVER DENVER, Colo, June 11.—Prizes totalling $500 will be awarded to Colo- rado National guardsmen who will participate in the schedule of athletic events at the field meet of the annual encampment, which will be held at the Golden rifle range June 23, Events include a 50-yard dash, 100-yard dash, 200-yard dash, running high jump, running bros jump, shot put, competitive drill, grenade throw- ing, Roman or rescue race, shelter tent pitching, 400-yard relay, tugs-of- war, mounted wrestling, mounted potato race, and other novelty races. Four boxing bouts will be staged, and the winner of each will be given $25. —————— and therefore missed seeing the larg- est crowd ever assembled at that historic ball lot. A pitcher usually beats his old teammates after he is traded to an- other club, but Lee Meadows, of the Pirates, has proved at exception to the rule when facing his former pals, the Cardinal: PARKERTON WINNER FROM STANDARD BY ONE POINT ‘The baseball nine of the Standard Oll plant No. 1 went down to Parker- ton yesterday and came home with the small end of a 6 to 6 score. The Parkerton bunch made two in the third, one in the fourth, and three in the eighth. Dyer helped out con- siderably by making the only home run of the game {n the eighth inning. The Standard team took three Jn the fifth and two in the seventh. There were two errors for the Parker- ton group and three for the Standard. Batteries were Stevenson and Sim monds for Parkerton and Eads and Fitts for the star — Meet me at Th vet 26 East Second » ve “ Some Say lt Can Be Done Busirersenret mithout the Barcova label ive the Gave costly re-cupping. 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STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calif— Stanford University's track team of ten men left to compete in the nat- ional collegiate amateur athletic meet at Chicago June 15 and 16. seboeesa lS Be SNS It's a tough run of tuck for the Browns in having George Sisler absent from the lineup, and the same can be said of the Cardinals with Cubs Take Two Out of Three From Champions and | *°** “°° Sorpiiat ts Make It Three Straight Over Boston—Cin- cinnati Reds Also Showing Strength. | CHICAGO, June 11.—(By The Associated Press).—The west is on the ascension in the National league and is doing| a bit better than holding its own in the American league. | With lots of confidence the al league swept into the west and were surprised and dis comfited last week. hould ghenies -continue to display the’ strength they have shown recently it would not be surprising to see three of them in the first division before another week ends and in first place shortly after. That the New York Giants can be beaten was ahown by both the Chi- cago Cubs, who took two out of three from the Giants and with yesterday's 3 to 0 victory made it three straight over Boston. St. Louls which was pre- vented by rain from playing Brooklyn yesterday, also made an exceptionally good showing. Cincinnati, after a flash of strength two weeks ago, has again come to the fore and much of the crecit is due to Adolf Luque the Cuban twirler who won his seventh game out of eights starts yesterday, beating Phil- adelphia 2 to 1. “On The Beach At Waikiki’? Has New Meaning HONOLULU, June 11—(By Asso- clated Press—With the discovery yes- terday of $15,000 in currency buried in the sand at Waikiki in front of the celebrated Out Rigger Club, detectives solved the mystery of the disappear. ance of the money from a local bank in Mareh. The detectives said they had the confession of a clerk who had been under surveillance, and that his arrest was expected. 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