Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. : : — World Results \_ By Leased Wire =i Ot BE meweRCeSt Er er! Che Casper Daily Cribune HE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS § ESI FU CETIEL ODN FF BENNY STRAYER CLASH IN RODEO BATTLE ON JULY 4 Lightweight Who Won Popularity in Recent Go With Arlos Fanning Coming Back for Holiday Bout With N ebraska Flash; Strayer Became Ringster After Brilliant Performance in Army. Otto Wallace who meets Strayer in one of Benny Strayer, Nebraska lightweight ace the feature 12-round battles at the Rodeo| who boxes Otto Wallace July 4 at the Rodeo += grounds on the afternoon of July 4, needs no} grounds will arrive in Casper in th® near & introduction to Casper fight fandom. future to complete his training. is Otto boxed and fought his way into many Strayer has boxed some of the best light- of the hearts of the local sport clique when! weight sockers in the game and has two y afte |draws with Morris Schlaiffer, Omahi » Sth ri O W ll welter to his credit. Strayer, a legiti mate lightweight stood tue to toe with Ho Wallace * «(71 Ret marr ar iene ne co ara and grabbed a draw in each start vevatr e chase nd walle \rlos Fanning on ard. Otto war evidently ele ukee Dutchn a duck ar Stayer weighed Jess than 138. pounds \rlos Coes. Otto ¢ when he xed Schlaiffer and should to toe to toe but cauld |he stanc toe to toe with Otto Wallac, with Fanning long a \t 12 round fight should be the phango wallops wit recult.. Wall is not a boxer and = Flash. In the 12th round of the batt! [never was a champion but he fights ff Otto caught up and had Fanning in a| and bores in from bell to bell. Strayer E bad way but it was to late. | is a boy of the same type and a Wallace will be meeting lad July lively quarrel is in store for the fans Ath who will stand and fight and a when these boys answer the bell on S corking squab’ suld be the result, one of the kind that make the fans stand up and holler “Mor Strayer and the By City product will make the lightweight limit the morning of the battle and will step Son the scales at 10 o'clock A. M. it fis doubtful if either lad should have any trouble in making the poundage for both have been boxing on the boxed boys of the ver Morrie |Schlaiffer, Jimmy hy jbel, Phil Longo, and Josephs aly ig the best has and making friends wherever he goes. The Nebraska star while young in years is a veteran ringster and has average of three times a month for bexed nearly 100 ttles in the the last four or five months. squared circle. Benny started boxing Otto will arrive in Casper Sunday f in the army in 1918 and after his from Pueblo where he boxed tough discharge became a professional, He Johnny Mex looaing a hair Ine dect is married and has a fine home at sion which is customary for the i; | the Nebraska capitol city. Two lively Dutchman whether he be the winner little Strayers round out his home or the looser. Otto says he doesn't life. He has a pleasing personality mind any more though because he is ; and a ‘kindly way and a fine, clean | getting used to it. Mrs. Wallace will accompany the Dutchman back to Casper and rumor has it that she is Plenty the Bose, For the benefit of those who wonder S who looks out for Otto's heckles we will say that the chances are 6 to 1 that the Mrs. takes care of the Yesterday’s tournament, at Greensburg. Texas state trapshooting tourna- ment, at Amarillo. § Montana state trapshooting tourna- = ment at Great Falls. 4 Rowing. & Yale versus Harvard (varsity, Jun- rs i alp and At Philadelphia— R. H. B.| - 181 Batteries — Cvengros and Schalk Hasty, Walberg, Heimach and Per- jor varsity and freshman), at New London. Conn. Golf. Ontario amateur championship tournament, at Toronto. Oregon state championship tourna- ment at Portland. Horse Show. Cleveland - Washington @o91 Batteries—Uhle, Shaute and Myatt; Friday, Zahniser and ‘Ruel. San Antonio 5, Fort Worth 3% No others played. elt Peps reeeeeac ret The Same Old Bait National League. New York at Boston. The Darcova Valve Cup ts —_——— made from materials that en- everything for wear and service. Team Fon New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicag DARCOVA Si time to come. Look for the Darcova label and accept no substitute. freshmen eight defeated the Harvard LIVELY MILL 1S ASSURED WHEN OTTO WALLAGE AND > = You set! MLL Be GLAD WHEN THIS HoT NIGHT AND | CAN SHED THESE DRESS CLOTHES ~ tod ie / AnD WHEN we Got Home FATHER WAS FREEZING Ice CREAM CELLAR AND AFTER WAS FROZEN MOTHER WOULD LET OS LICK THe PASHER—- Hot Doc! Yes Yes 1 REMEMBER! hake VR ty Copyright, 1923, 8. Y. Tribene Ine. Do ‘You REMEMGER WHEN WE WERE KIDS. AND THe FIRST SItGNs oF HoT WEATHER How WE'D PEEL OFE OUR CLOTHES AND _dume IN THE RIVER 2 AMD IN THE EVENING A GREAT— BIG — CoLD- SLICE of - - WATER ae GREAT FALL and a harde rest Juck Dempsey good than har: Interruption here was no workout at the cham A fire roared in the training quarter: Severeid;| sey spent the aft rguson and Devormer, and listening to the The champion was not road work during 611 0) as the mud was ankle deep. © atmes for him. | E \ | \ ational League. jie Sport Calendar ESL E 4 Fi Pittsburgh 70 8 Batterle nd Smith; = Racing. Adams and Schmidt Meeting of Queens County Jockey a club at Aqueduct. H RH. 5.) £ Meeting of Kentucky Jockey club 47 £ at Latonia. 061 = Meeting of Dorval Jockey club at | and O'Far- :2 Montreal, micas ae rel; Doak, I rfoot and Clemons. | Ireland versus France Davis cup B “, American League lent 8 tie match, at Dublin. enny Strayer At Boston— R. H. B.| clectric : Shooting. St. Louis 38 1] Pennsylvania state trapshooting Lire Delaney, St. Paul light will meet Jack Burke the semi-windup. | De orking in Gibbons’ camp any the morning certain stories which ‘om _ here tian out from y a that the chamy to meet Gibbens 3 8 1|{m great shape and is better an he ever has been,’ sparring partners. h, a Butte welterweight, Iie “Kid Herman of on was not inc At Washington— R. H. B. | Yon fences geen omens’ CM AMPION RESUMES TRAIMING | G AFTER TAKING BAY OFF when he met Jess Wil- er de He is hitter 1y more boxing. 1 am glad that yesterday gave him the y_off. It did more ten round bouts to a decision the 1 according to plans of matchmaker for the bout. The first pre- mpsey-Gibbons rt at noon and are scheduled 3 p. m., moun Collins figures least a half hour S £0 to the f one of Dempsey’s | in the second ten Dandy Dillon of Minneapolis, probably will meet Lacey fighter Morrow of Portland, in the opener. The arrival here -of railroad and Pullman nalled of locally \fiber rockers approaching program of railroad expansion Just received a large shipment of! in rich Baroni loose cushion seats inj swung $13.90 enc Callaway's| OH You Deut! New York takes on 1 while here. The} s managed to hold on yesterday eating Boston, on of fourth place to Chicago, which again defeated making it four straight losses for the Cardinals. league clubs to ft more than expected in the last swing were Washington and Chicago. again trounced the Philadelpiians, 6 to 1, kept Cleveland advantage of the oppor- 6 to 5. stopp:ng in Brookly 2 to 1. Pos thus created, s beat Boston in the other | George Grantham of the Chicago Nz | AND WHEN We GoT REAL THIRSTY WE'D Go oVER T THe Cool SPRING AND LAY FLAT ON THE GROUND AND SINK OUR FACES IN THAT C@-0-0LD SPRING WATER » CLEAR AND CoLD! NESTERN CLUBS SCORE HEAVILY OVER THE ERGT IN LATE TOURS CHICAGO, June 22.—(By The Associated Press) . the eastern National League clubs having finished their cuy. It is ridiculous for rent western travels and the western teams of the American » to say that Dempsey is not being about ready to wind up their eastern perambulations, pe to go against Gibbons right the west, on the whole, has done the best. New York clubs have been cut, Brooklyn has been. battered division and Phila: Winie Kamm, delphia has failed to take advantage with the W1 opportunity y and bagger yesterda: ——— ent definite afternoon by Sol brown] Levinson who has made the gloves r heavyweight cham- pionship bout in the last thirty years, Today’s Games Hatitl tecatiwill’ bet accdmnicdaled tet furniture Store, 133 1. Second. ants ationals pulled away from Sammy Opening of annunl open-air show {Beaton da Bist Huntington, 1. 1. American’ Association, Bobne of the Cincinnatl Reds in the re Boxing. Indianapolis 3; Toledo 2. ¢ e e 3 }— Clem Johnson versus Bill Tate, 13 vi . | , | George swiped his fourteenth base 4 % rounds, at Rockaw Beach. ‘St. Paui 6; Kansas City 2, j in ; the St. Louis 4 & George Shade versus Lou Bogash, No others played. Cardinals, while Sammy. was idle. 4 f 10 rounds, at Stamford, Ct. Rey “— Johnny O'Donnell versus Roscoe Western League. 2 No. “Hall, § rounds, at Des Moines. Tulsa 11; Denver 10) (17 innings.) ee 0 \ Pri St. Joseph 10; Des Moines 6. § Dia Dempsey versus Frankle Con- age 4 j 3° Att ene B Oklahoma City 15; Omaha 3. 26 way, 12 rounds at ng Branch, No others played. a j = Meet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. Coast I . SHELBY, Mont., June 22.—(By The Associated Press) .—| ENROUTE 10 SHELBY i San Francisco 6; Vernon 5. While the eye of Shelby and its horde of visitors is turned | Los Angeles 1; Oakland 0. constantly toward the training camp where Tommy Gibbons! SESS Ps Cent Gee is pointing himself for his title bout July 4 with Jack Demp-| san FRANCISCO, Calf, June “3 sey, world’s champion heavyweight, preparations are going |—The six ounce padded mitts for the 8 Texas League. on in other sections of the tiny town for the reception of the | ‘!8ts of Dempsey and Gibbons in their rd Houston 8; Dallas 1. greatest crowd in its history. are on their They were the | visitors will retain their berths on the special trains on which they ‘To prevent congestion, hotels, roomt houses and private homes have Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, been remodeled and furnished to take Boston at New York. | care of as many transient visitors as | possible. occupants of ig TAKES a pretty poor fish Chicago at St. Louis. ing s to believe that a substitute 5 is “just as good” as the genuine : Darcova Valve Cup with fifteen ‘. years of experience and proven American League., have £ value behind it. Washington at Philadelphia. | nearly | most chartered and scores of special trains which are expected | June 30 will Railroad ofti-| y that the last spe- ured from here | dure. Any oil eee Canals you | . | | wal be parked in the railroad y Ee Geet | Club Standing | yale FROSH OEEAT arriving here 4 ‘When you re-cup, be sure to remain in use Darcova, and setyour valve National League. | cials declared todo cup worries at rest for a long Won eC ne. bs. | : : | train will be | by special cars and trains from Montana | NEW LONDON, Conn,, June 22.—] points will be (By The Associated Press)—Yale | possible. ns are being made to accommo- ) Pullman cars in the sent ‘out as rapidly as freshmen by four lengths in the an-| Six mites of new laid and material 1s track have construction ystem which will make the rds a bright thoroughfare is being special officers will Wyoming Oldemobile I ison Automobile Comp: Uneeda’ Tire Company, 522 East Yello The Lavoye Tire Exchangs, Lavoye. VA LVE % atari bs 39 nual race today. loc: * 3 a Philadelphia -. 3 wAt = =) bis bY U NEW LONDON, Conn., June 22.—] on ; The Original SW Took Yale won the two mile Junior vmraity Origine ~~ ‘00k for ; ‘a nm the two mile junior varsity | amount Composition Cup the Name American League, {race defeating the Harvard eight by| forms Z ream) Won Lost the op tion of the league. lighting » _36 2 = —_ : - : Meet me at The Smoke House—Adv. | installed and policing NOTICE 7 oo ma T have moved my_ offic trot 20 Britain now has no fewer than five| jt ti "Midwest Dullding 9 living” ex-5 Lord Rosebery, | ¢ nRooM ’, NEUMAN BLOCK , a Lord Balfour, Mr Asquith, Mr. Lioyd t Second : 446| George and Mr. Bonar Law, ‘This pit, N. EB. MORAD 2 mig i ag at ka ok » House.—Ady, as long ago as 1753 AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON East Side Garage, Fi Midwest Service Station, 240 South Wolco: *. E. Hanks, 425 West Yellowstone, C. Company, 454 East Ye! OU are interested mainly in securing ex- cellent service at moderate cost. Ajax Cords are doing this and more for thousands of car owners, t and Park Streets, tt Street, Casper llowstone, Casper 2 North Wolcott St., wstone, Casper The leads of both the $100,000 beauty hite Sox leading the and usurp the league in two In the next series, 3oston to¢ mes along, both | —= — cracked out, his twenty second two FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1923. First in News . Of All Events By Briggs | TEAMS STARS 10 MEEL-~ STANDARD AED CROWNS IN LEAGUE GAME HERE The first game in the’ Community Baseball teague will be played Sun: day afternoon at the Texas grounds when the Texas Stars meet the Stan- dard Red Crowns. The league will hold an executive meeting Monday evening to complets the schedule for the summer and to arrange other matters incidental to the operation of the lague. ——_—_—— | SPORT BRIEFS SAN ANTONIO.—N, J. 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