Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1923, Page 8

—— =: World Results By Leased Wire HIDGET GLAD TO MEET FIGHTER (RODEO RING FOURTH OF JULY Will Show Fans Difference Between Boxing and Fighting, He Says, When He Toes Mark With Jummati in Headliner Bout. Midget Smith, New York bantam king stated today that he is out to show Wyoming the difference between boxing and fighting when he starts in the July 4 show at the Rodeo rounds to box 12 rounds with Chicago’s Walloping Wop, Frankie Jummati. Smith stated, “Iam glad they got someone who 19'll stand nd tr es with m nnd not being a figh glad of it ther over the for that will give me a chance to nas the rep of stand and pu him xers - -|with their tong left hands and en twining arms are my downfa'l I can ot slug off a man who hangs cn and holds on so that I cannot get a square sock at him. When I box these ver boxers who dance in and out nd peck me with a left hand I get re and ch after them. I try to put over old “Iron Mike,"* my faithful en they ride thetr 1 the ring I cannot i envugh to soke them Joe Lynch made me chase him for 10 rounds but I nailed him twice and weakened him so that he could not from me. I am going to try and weaken Jummati with punches that will nohgh in orer that I shoot over the old faith- ful to his chin. From all I hear I wil! not he chase J of the rame style as T a \'l I have to say 1 have made plain, I am going to tear and fight from the 1st cong on till the knockout that is sure to come. I hop that Is on the x ‘cooper is evi thatshere and = Schmidt; Ainsmith, gue. , Petter and American 1 No games sch xpects Jummat! Ju fs not fe meets 4 clever boxe Yor! but is in reality a fig who keeps com American Association ; RN ate Kansas City, 11; St. Paul, 1 = pete oiinta cts (Second game, postponed, rain. . Minneapolis Milwa rain, Louisville, 9; Columbus, 5, Indlanapolis-Toledo, postponed rain. akee, postponed, the t limit at morning of tie bout. Coast League Los An Sacramento, 0, DUTFORTENAIS King and Queen in Boxes At Wimbledon Today To View Play. Tulsa-Sioux Ci WIMBLEDON. Associated Press y graced the boxes at the Wimbledon stadium today as play was resumed in the 1 tournament for the world’s lawn nnis titles. King George and Queen Mery were on hand for the feature match between Vincent Richards, the American star, and J. Brugnon of Fr Former = Manuel of ‘ortugal and his consort also were spectators. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen continued her triumphant progress in the wo- men's singles by defeating Mrs. B. C. eph, 2 klahoma City, 4. postponed, ral Texas Leacue Houston, §; Dallas, 4 Galveston, Wichita Fort Worth, 6; Beaumont, 5. San Ar 11; Shreveport, 8, = — = Club Standing National League. Won 10. Falls, 6, | | | | Lost New York ttsburgh innati _ icago rooklyn Louts Toston - Philadelphia nee — Covell of England, 6-0, 6-3. American League. Miss Martha Bayard, of New Jer Won Lost Pet.! sey, was eliminated by Miss E. R. New York ~ 89 «22.689 Clarke of England, 6-3, 6-4. Philadephia 7\ _ B.I. C. Norton of South Africa, de- Cleveland +532) feated J. D. B. Wheatley, England's St. Louis - -483/ youngest Davis cup player, 3-6, 8-6, Detroit 475) 6-1, 6-2, in the men’s singles. go After the Richards-Brugnon battle, ashington 443' which the young American star won 400] in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1 and 6-2, the softer tussle between Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Eddington was rather «| tame spec je and the king and queen, after watching it for three} games, departed. Miss Kathleen AGONY [its P. Holcroft, 6-1, 6-0 In the mixed doubles, I | Now EASILY ENDED t xed i) a, Miss Flizs beth Ryan, former Californian, paired - “ with Randolph Lycett, defeated E. G Says Mr. James H. Allen of Roches. ter, NY McKane, first rank- woman, eliminated Mins Bisseker and Mrs, Hazel, 7-5, 6-4. Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston de feated Mrs, Barton of England, 9-7,| It does m to me whether | 6-0 | you are ¢ 1 with cursed rheuma Mrs. Molla B. Mallory, American Siem crs? only“o nal twinges,| Woman champion, defeated Mrs, Ed pWithat Allenr amet on of England, 6-4, 6-0. gnawing pains and reduce the Mrs. Mallory displayed a return to joints, her best form in the second set. now it will dissolve the William M. Johnston, number two vosits that h e be r ranking American, defeated P. B. D. 1 tish champion, in straight ¢ r ni ¢ 5-0, 6-4 1k een ar ppled for years ar s unable to work, an a well, robust, s | ime mince T cured my AND BOXING SCHEDULED, ave taken Allenrhu rid themselves of this | ng disease corte ware vor came t FQ DOUGLAS JULY 4 you to put your faith fn the fon that tt took me years, = t—a prescription that made A wild west pre man of me after doctors tried kame tnd @ ring © m, baseball dis being er “ t SupPpoSe | MUST SUBMIT 2.777 VERY WELL +s VLE HAVE DONE WiTH.tt lt” |Movie of a Man Undergoing An Operation For Pemicious Taxitis “Burt eT's AN OUTRAGE! =e = OUTRAGE? pr THe QUARTERLY INSTALLMEN OF THE INCOME TAX 3S WA Sein AANA 5 ANU VARSITY CREWS TO FIGHT FOR HONORS TODAY OU THE HUDSOR POUGHKEET (By the the le of f the Hud SIE, N. Y., Associated Press the p’cturesque h river, elg she'ls were to fight for supre today In the premier test of an college rowing June 28 Ur hlan¢ on varsity macy Amer Mic champions and favorites their skill a University stern Columbia three mi 29th annual legiate rowin dies’ chief opposition will be furnished by C cuse and Washington. 1 academy, past two years ear, will match n elght from the hington and racuse, nthe th this four riva's, The w believe pul from an infected knee Syra Washington's showing will depend upon the ability of its stroke, Dow Wallinf, to withstand the gruelling time. after suffering the severa yugh defeated rier in MAYOR JIM JONSON OF SHELBY the season by the Navy, has a power ai /clENe Columita ai andeny erent Charge of Job Thrown Over by Dan Tracy; one of the best th ew Yorkers have . . haul In several seasons. Cornett Great Falls Money Not in Sight. rded as below the ordin igh thowigh declared vy" ii coachy. Joc] HELBY, Mont., June 28.—(By The Associated Press).— | Wright, to the best of recent| With Mayor Jim Johsno nof Shelby back in charge of the! products, Is unusually light |Dempsey-Gibbons heavywegiht fight scheduled for July 4, p and Columbia ‘ne ed the arrangements for staging the battle went ahead as usual ears nea aoe ordbheakte today despite the withdrawal yesterday of Dan Tracy of ideal iditions for the races, the|Great Falls as business manager of the contest. first which, for Junior varsities, Mayor Johnson declared the fight= | will start at 15 o'clock eastern} Would be held as schedu'ed, t the standard time. The freshmen rac final $100,000 installment due Demp scheduled for four o'clock and the] SY next Monday wou!d be pa‘d, and rsity event for five e’clock standard | that if necess he would sacrifice property to raise the amount GIBBONS QUTRANKS ALL BOXERS CHAMPION HAS MET DEMPSEY GOES REAINST COOL, CLEVER MAN JULY & one-punch man, NEW YORK, June 28.—When | Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul heavy weight, steps into the ring at Shelby, Mont., July 4, against Jack Dempsey, the champion, he may be compared in some respects to ntleman Jim" Corbett when that dapper boxing wizard squared off against Jobn L, Sullivan at New Orleans in 1892. Gibbons’ chances against Demp- sey have been belittled by a ma jority of the experts, and indeed, the Minnesotan hardly appears heavy puncher enough to flatten the Coloradoan. But like his mid- dleweight brother Mike, “The Phan- tom,’ Tommy is a master boxer, cool in combat, alw: clever, always fast, and a puncher of no mean abilit At least a year older than Demp. sey, an inch or two shorter and really a Hght-heavyweight, Gibbons may not be able to stand before the champion for 15 rounds. Except in #ge—Corbett was much younger than Sullivan when they met at New Orleans—Gibbons and Demp. sey will be like “Gentleman Jim" and ‘Terrible John 1." in that fa mous scrap of 31 years ago. Sullivan's terrific punching power, Dempsey of tod: a sturdy opponent's when he thought of and many of them were defeat by fear before Sullivan laid a ove on them. t so Corbett When Jim took his corner at New Orleans John I. seowled. shuffled his feet and spat on the ring floor, his customary greeting. Jim laughed and chatted with ring-siders as the gloves were being pushed upon his nds. He paid no attention to Sullivan, Through the rounds, as agile Jim like that of the many knees to quake it, caused sidestepped = Sullivan's. bull like rush the champion became tn furiated. Came then the famous twenty-first round, Corbett stit! strong and amilin year of the flight had told on Sullivan: he was angered, but even then had he heen able to punch Corbett solidly he would have retained the ranged for the entertainment of] Corbett landed five crashing blows nrhu fs no Jaggard: ft starts Yourth of July visitors at Douglas,| to the Jaw. nt. it ge into the Wyo. according ta announcement Bullivan kept his feet, but hts | warch sonous urie made here. eyes bogan to roll. He was totter | t lay arts hiriwind McParland of Chicago] ing. Corbett measured his man the ¢ ropurit Johnnie O'Leary of San Fran-| The right landed on the Jaw point. | < wolters meet in the head-| O14 Joh knees sagged and he | ner on the ring cord. ids are} keeled slowly over. handy with the gloves and @ regu The great champion, batterers whtfest im promised when they get} down of a hundred heavy-hitting together. opponents, had been defeated by a and Wroblenskt, wrestlers,| master-boxer to Casper ring fans Dempsey, as champton, hax never me prograr 4 game as Gibbons, Carpentier, the the Dempsey rushes. other. Willard, stunned by the first of Demps target until the end mor Meeting Club at Aqueduct. Meeting of Kentucky Jockey Club Johnson added. “The management of the fight will continue as it has bee nere will bi olutely no ERED eae n. there will be absolutely n anges, tickets will continue to be Bill Brennan sold at the same old stand, and the ‘e than once a punching | gunrantes wifl be paid.” kward Billy Miske was an eps blows, was an ¢ ee of Queens at Latonia. Falls to report and I shall not re- Rowing turn.” Aatersollainte tons oiliahin rekat revious| according to Mayor a Pourhkeepila, ox Johnson, Tracy had told Johnson that Golf he had persons] affairs to attend to, Intercollegiate champion-| Which required his time, National ship at Mt at | Minneapolis. Metropolitan at € Pennsylvania S Phil: Massachusetis State amateur cham pion rden hip, City, at Vernon, National public links championship Washington, of Trans-Mississipp! championship, at Racing x Dz ¢ at Falls in this section Searles ed he was here to "see the thing sh." juntor championship, ik ie Seniesa rans “ while Gibbons continued his le!phi ship at Newton. County Jockey © amateur cham are going ahead,” Johnson said ut a conference last night, at tended by Mike Collins, matchmaker, and Jack Kearns, Dempsey's man- ager. “There is nothing more to say,” ‘Tracy's retirement from the blue. came as a bolt He did not appear at fight headquarters during the day yesters but chatted with railroad officials in a Pullman car. At 5 o'clock Tracy suddenly an- nounced to newspaper men that he was “through.” “I came here to see that Great Falls business men who put in $17, 000 of the second $100,000 paid Demp sey, got their money,” he said. “I do not see the money in sight at pres- ent, and I can see very little chance of getting it. I am going to Great Tracy's Searles, a retirement leaves Fred R. former Great Falls bank cashier as the sole representative of training with an unusually strenuous workout yesterday at his outdoor camp. He smashed Tillie Kid Her- anon the jaw with a vicious right Tennts eae ATE 0 pound mixup and World's championship tournament, i oan ‘or a moment on , the verge of a knockout. Jimmy aa saat gs eae Delan as jolted severely whe National \intercolisgiate champl0n-| Giions shot'a short lett to hit aa ship, at Philade i ‘o him in Annual tournament of Meadowbrook Club, at Westbury Joe Lynch vs L Boxing Prankle Daly, rounds, at Lancaster. Jeff Smith rounds at Toronto, r Meet me at The ‘Tendler va, unds, at Allentown, vs, Soldier Jones, > Honea. > Tim Droney, another two round bout, which was one of the five staged during the afternoon with his sparring partners. Gibbons will not work today, aside from his morning romp over the hills. ° 19) Ho will enter the final stage of his training tomorrow, with another 10 afternoon workout » a Meet me at the Smokehouse —-Adt << {FONARD-TENDLER BOUT Today’s Games | \NSIRED FOR Sd0U,000) National League, New York at Boston Brooklyn Bt Lor at at Philadelphia, Chicago. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, ht Azo Roston Philadelphia at a atThes Me American League, Detroft at St at ¢ w Lats faghir NEW YORK, June 28.—fnsurence Policies aggregating $300,000 were taken out today by Jimmie Johnson, Promoter of the bout between Benny Leonard and Lew Tendler, to take Place at the Yankee stadium July 22. Leonard and Tendler were insured for $100,000 each against injury or death before .the ffght, and-the sta a was insured for an additional $100,000 against destruction by fire. ae cet Big At The Smoke House—Aty.$ OAS TITLE FIGHT WILL BE HELD Gurantee Will Be Paid, He Declares, on Taking THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1923. First in News Of All Events YANKS AND ATHLETICS GLASH IN FIGHT FOR LEAGUE LEADERSHIP | Big Series Opens Today in New York as Pirates | And Reds Battle for Second Place in the National; Giants Win Nine Straight. CHICAGO, June 28.—(By The Associated Press).—Two | series of absorbing interest opened in the major leagues to- | day, one at the Yankee Stadium between New York and Philadelphia for first place in the American League and the other at Forbes Field between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati for second place in the National League. The former is of four and the latter of three contests.. fielder of the Pirates, and his team- The Reds are only two games be-| mates, Harold Traynor, took © hind the Pirates, while the Athletics| sion to fatten the@r betting aver 3 of the Boston Nationals, has been in- t it the Giants won By vee toe Bee or a definitely suspended because of an their ninth straight yesterday, 15 to 8, in 11 innings, making seven runs|#Itercation with the umpires at n their final turn at bat. Frank's | Brooklyn. Frisch, “the fordham flash," contrib- uted two hits, the second his one huncredth of the season, making him the first player in the majors to reach the century mark this season. The Pirates showed good form yes- terday, marking their fourth straight victory over St. Louis, 6 to 0, which gave them a clean sweep of the series SPARRING PARTNERS FOR HEAVYWEIGHTS 9G AA GE Philadelphin fell a victim ‘efore| NEW Brooklyn, 15 to 6, in the opener of |activitiy in Ithis year has ¢ June 28,—Universa) avyweight division their renewed eaned the boxing mar- It was an open day in the Ameri-|ket «if fighters of large dimensions can. | Both Jess Willard, whose camp is Detroit and St. Louis will battle to-|at Yonkers, N, Y., and Luis Firne }the South American, whose quarters and Chicago will tr; to dispel the |were established Tuesday at Long shadow that has made Cleveland !ook | Beach, New York, are short of human like a dark horse, while Boston and|punching bags, probably because all |Washington struggle over last places. avai'able are with the camps of | Max Carey, the fleet-faoted out-' Dempsey and Gibbons in Montana. day for first place in the first division | JULY 4 BOXING SHOW, Rodeo Grounds on Yellowstone Highway 3 O'clock P. M. Sharp Harvey Perkins, Casper, versus Jimmie Shirley, Denver, 10 ||| heavyweights. Otto Wallace, Milwaukee, versus Benny Strayer, Lincoln, 12 lightweights. Teddy Gartin, Omaha, versus Sid Socklyn, Sioux City, 12 welterweigitts. Frankie Jummati Arte Mayne, Mcansed rounés— rounde— rounds— sus Midget Smith, 12 rounds—bantamweights. oxing officia! will referee all bouts. —eeeeeeeeeanaaaeEeS=aoeoooooo———e————————————————————— IGH upkeep costs and big repair bills are bad enough—but the trouble which comes from a motor that knocks and misses, balks at grades and is generally cantank- rous is the most annoying result of poor lubrication. Avoid lubrication troubles.” It’s easy. Just keep filled up with Polarine. The name “Polarine” ts a guarantee of high quality—qual- ity endorsed by the foremost lubri- cation engineers of the country and by a big percentage of the motorists in the mountain states.| The correct grade for your car is shown by the Polarine Lubrication’ Chart. 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