Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BLACKFEET INJING WOULD GRAGH GATE ONDEMPSEY-GIBBONS BOUT Tribe Has Made Challenger an Adopted Member, And Now Comes Forward With Request for “Dead Head” Tickets for Big Battle. SHELBY, Mont., June 30.—(United Press).—Tommy Gibbons, the St. Paul land-lord, went through a semi-final workout here late today, while a tribe of Blackfeet Indians circled about and grunted approvingly. After fussing through a 50-cent sparring period until the guests were satisfied they had got their money’s worth, some ne set up the near-beer, beefsteak ‘and chewing tobacco while the vener. able chief of the Blackfeet approached the dazed Eddie Kane with the | Proposition that guests t passed free into the g show” July 4 Gibbons was adopted into the tribe @ few days ago, the modernized red Teepees-W All-Mod: yen dubbing 1 Teepees: | “lias R.H.E 000 002 010—3 11 1 000 001 001—2 8 3 Snyder; Oescheger and want me rent demand for “dead head” tickets to the fight, further cutting es the doubtful revenue, followed. Second game— R.H.E Gibbons will spend Monday and| New York -000 000 000—0 5 0 ‘Tuesday restin He will stay at] Boston — -000 000 Olx—1 7 0 ome Wednesday until time for the Nehf and Gowdy; Barnes ani bell to ring. He 1s little worried | O'Neill. over the champion, and refuses to aes show interest in Dempsey's condition First game— RHE He spent attending strictly to! Brooklyn — 021 014 200—10 17 4 his own business, amusing himself | phitadelphia 001 200 101— 413 0 without much advice from trainers.| Vance’ and. DeBerry: Winters. His principal amusement this morn-| weinert and Henline. ing consisted of chasing a gray w ¢ub around a barn Shelby was elated tonight over| ,, Second same— R.H.E Ste tram Great Fails thar the co;| Brooklyn 000/000 0308110 10) taining $100,000 of the Dempsey | Philadelphia 01 010 0Ox—6 7 0 purse had been pledged, but consider-} Decatur, Henry and Taylor; Ring able violent vocal annoyance was ex-| 274 Wilson. pressed at rumors that there is a chance of some of the oil millionaires R.H.E pledging the sum “getting out from| St. Louts 000 000 200-2 4 nidiee: Chicago -----001 010 01x—3 9 The town at larye {s outspoken as| Doak and Ainsmith; Keen and to what it intends to do with Jack | O'Farrell. Kearns if he doesn't vet the money — and calls off the fight. R.H.P Mayor Jim Johnson is about the] Cincinnati —.--.200 010 000—3 12 1 ees 7 or child not to] Pittsburgh ---.011 010 001—4 15 0 blame for the presi nd past Rixey and Hargrave, Wingo Itie j Adams and Schmidt aathelteate ao a $100,000 AMERICA) Philadelphia New York .. Harris, Hasty Hoffmann, LEAGUE 000 000—1 7 « 000 04°—6 12 ¢ and Perkins; Pennock gough 001 000 000 0-—1 11 000 100 000 1—2 10 ‘almost ‘Tourists tigns c tain Boston ....- Washington (Ten innings.) own and} | prosperity, cut recently by | 1 mud, were renewed As the weather grew dryer, how-| Quinn, Russell and Walters; Pici e the town itself grew slightly | ich, Johnson and Ruel mper. Besides the beer supply - which seems to be incre: ng, the|1st Game commerce called atten-| Chicago orks Cleveland chamber of 110 010 000—3 -000 000 001—1 1 1 Che Casper Sunday Morning Tribune YANKS BEAT ATHLETICS 6-1 AND SOXTWICE TRIM CLEVELANDERS. CATON RAGE CLEVELAND, Ohlo, June 30.—The ; ‘hicago White Sox won both i games the double header from the Indians rere today, Score: rst Game) ago e’and 7. R. F -110 010 000—3 00 000 001—1 Batteries —Faber and Sc ap and Myatt nalk i. E. 1 Row Mor: R. H. BE Blankenship aham; Uhle, Metevier and O'Neill 00 100.400—5 10 0 00 000 004—4 and WASHINGTON, June — Wash ington defeated Boston, 2 to 1. Th score: (10 innings) R.H.E. Boston —-..----001 000 000 0—1 11 1 Washington .-.000 100 000 1—2 10 1 Quinn, Russell and Walters, Pici aich; Johnson and Ruel. e \ NEW YORK, Press.)—Pennock held wee! 4 CAN SEE - OUR Hovse “THE CLOWN’ Tune 30.—(United the Athletics to seven hits here today and the] Hopeless Runs Second In 41st Yanks won 6 to 1. Score: Philad New jelphia York -- Harris, Ha nock a ST. LOUIS, Mo. Severe Batteries Danforth, Van Gilder, Kelp, sty with first inning and de- | stal growns toda oe Meet me at the Smokehouse.—-Ady. | for the west, Martingale and Rialto, Ss) Derby at Famous Ken- 010 000 000—1 002 000 04x—6 12 0 and Perkin: r and Hoffmann, Bengo tucky Course | BY EARL D. JOE N. | United Press Staff Correspondent LATONIA RACE RACK, Ky, June n, owned by the Audley 41st Latonia derby to | here tod. Hopeless, owned by Hal Prince R. H. B.| Headley, was second and In Memor-. 510 010 000—7 12 5} iam, owned by Carl Weldemann, New 000 010 020-—3 4 1] port, Ky., third Collins and Woodall The winners time was 2:33 3-5, The Root and | Clown was ridden by Harry Lunsford, | Covington, Ky | The r | ult was a complete victory eastern representatives were out-dis ibbon another sparring] Faber and Schalk; Morton, Schaup show Sunday afternoon. He appeared | and Myatt. to be trained to a fine point today sts and it was apparent that any delayed | 9,4 Gamo. fight would hurt him. His heaviest Chicago work now consists of Nght gym- 000 100 400—5 10 Cleveland nasium and road trotting at an easy! py Blankenship and Graham; Uhie get. - Metevier and O'Neill. =a Ser = Detroit .- -510 010 000—7 12 5 St. Louis -000 010 020-3 4 1 b Collins and Woodall; Danforth, Van Club Standing Gilder, Kolp, Root and Severeid. American Association R. H. 5. American League Columbus SNew York -- Philadelphia Cleveland &t. Louis } tteries — Dean and Myer. ‘irst Game) R. H. EB. Detroit oo neas City 69 0 Chicago Minneapolis 19.0 Washington Batteries — Caldwell anc: McCarty Hostor ---- Erickson and Grobowsky. National League (Second Game) R. H. EB New York - : 45 21 882 | yranmes City be ae NC Pittsburgh - 24.619 . Minneapolip, ---- ede BOLO? pepe = ae ¢f Batteries — Wilkinson and MeCar Bose = = th 291 ty; Ayers and Myer. #irooklyn _ 3 B16] Peer SOE ENS St. Louls = B6x .078| eves Ru Boston _- Ce 1 praia peer Bi a Ti Philadelphia 45.292] Tralanapala 2 Saker Teet yee} Batteries — Redient, Finneran and mith; Petty and Krueger. Western League Today’s Games | _ 2 same Sioux City ...000 000 041— 58 11 0 Denver 100 010 200-4 14 1 Batterles: Rasmussen and Querry ht and Diamond National League t Bost t ¥ eiphia 2nd game: Chicas oux City —..000 013 000— 5 : ene 000 100 200-—— uff and Spyder American League. nat at St. I Det Chi Re Philadelphia at New ¥ . 200 001 0O2x— 6 11 1 Ratterits: May and Wilder; Miller Williams and Wheat and MeMullen; Me: c ark, F rot 1 R.W.E wv a 1 Arr ones First game— R Yale, 11-9, 6 1 ffalo Different st tion in + — me at the Smokehouse—Ady. | Meet me at The Smoke Mouse. BOSTOD tanced. Martingale displayed speed only in the first mile, leading up to that time genres Yale Youth Is QTREAK AT 11 STRAIGHT GAMES, ‘yew cour Champ June 30.—The New York ants won their eleventh straight same here this afternoon, taking the | ‘irst game of a twin stons 3 to me) Botteries—E cond game 1 t ‘irst G New York B4ton _- Oeschger and O° w toda CHICAGO, on a 3 to St. Louis - Chicago --- Doak and O'Varrell. their double header noon. Brooklyn w to 4 and the lowly Phils c second 6 to 2 homer in the second game. Ri 910 020 990 8 & O| Babe Adams t Game) oklyn —. aselphia bill from the The Brayes won the 0 0 The score: 001 010 01x Ainsmith PHILADELPHIA. June 30.— The Dodgers and Phillies broke even in Keen 9 2] Ru Ree 000 002 010-—3 11 1 -000 001 001—2 8 ntley and Hoffman ell June —The Cubs victory over the Cards | R.H.E: 000 000 200—2 4 3 and nning the first 1 ptured tho here this after- 0 Fournier hit his eighth 00 Van: nert a (Second Game) Brooklyn eighth in 1 200 nd I --000 000 401 010 00x—6 Batteries Henry ng and Wilson. PITTSBURGIE, Pa y here ttl lay by pite ning of thi R. ~---021 014 200—10 o10—4 enline. R. 020. June hing ti id Del e H, EB. 4 3 17 3 ber H. ¥ 10 and Taylor; 59:1 P rates to a 4 to 3 win over Cincinnatl. Eppa. Cincin Pittsbu Yaatt Adams and Rixey, nati .-- igh - eries who opposed Adams,| MT. VERNON, } was batted hard. Scor ‘. ¥., June 30.— MINIKHDA CLUB, MI 3. Required Points A program of work that will highly of Camp Brooks 10+ sections from August 10 devotion: BOY CAMPERS) IS OUTLINED CROWN HILL = |Flags Received By Camp Brooks Insignia to Be MEMORIAL TO Legion to Be Put Given to Boys Who Score valuable and interesting has been outlined by the camp committee Purchased 120 Acres to be held in two For Site conditions in August 39 of this year. ‘The program — national as outlined in a bulletin sent out tc 500 boys by Homer L. Hoisington,| Something new in Casper will be camp director, details a system that | Crown Hill Memorial park one and a brings out the intellectual, physical, | lf miles from the city mits on a capacities and the capa.|!!ne with the extension of South city for service in m boy. By pess.| Center street, according to an an- y SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1923. RODEO BOXERS G0 THROUGH FAST TRAINING BOUTS AT LOGAL GYM. Lively Workouts Feature Day at West “A” Strecf Gymnasium—Fighters in Shape for Bouts at Grounds on Afternoon of July 4. ‘ Lively workouts at the West “A” street gym yesterday afternoon boosted the stock of the Rodeo Boxing Show July 4 many notches when the boxers went through whirlwind workout\ Frankie Jummati, tough Chicago bantam and Otto Wal- lace. put on one of their training slugfests and had the fans present on.edge for what is likely to happen on Independence Day after noon. Both these lads are in fine shape and plenty of firecrackers made % by the smack of red leather with tough jaws may be expected when. they get in the ring to battie. Teddy Gartin fresh from a knock- out victory over Johnny O'Hara worked light to Iimber up after a long railroad journey. Many fans in the gym stepped up to the Omaha \ puncher and gave him the glad mitt. Teddy smilingly acknowledged the impromptu reception and went to work with a will. He is just as fast Recmaa Annual Event On July and hits just as hard as ever in the and 5th Should At- opinion of the railbirds. In meeting tract Many Visitors Sd Socklyn he must be in the pink for the Iowa welter ranks high in his class and a win for either would help out the'r records considerable. Gartin | \,,0 Wud weet Git ae ee stated “I am not holding Socklyn ey < : ESP € races and all the other time-honored pica bp 2 See elG Bs Lice rodeo stunts will be put on at Sweet- TAT a sure that I wil) win.” Sock- ‘water on Juiy 4th and 5th when tho yn arrived today but will not .work| {9 ctsmed, Te ta eee eater Stampede 20 y ear oy until this afternoon at 2 p. m. Fans - . expected that many will then have an opportinity to look | C’#Per People will motor up for the : Q over Teddy's opponent for the 4th}<\C"t: which promises to be one ot Wins Golf Title | vicw. Bi the best of {ts kind in the state. Midget Smith is now rounding into] yer Sranciasi ten ieee } ; i en ees Mee Avan Rte will include acts by the Bucking Ford N-|New Yorker has become acclimated |®"@ “Bucking Bubbles,” a hors APOLIS, Minn. June 30. — Eddie} and is much faster than when he first | WMCh has never been ridden. Dances Held, 20 year old St. Louis youth, won| arrived here. In his the trans-Mississippi golf champion-| each day he has shown a decided im- ship today defeating h's feliow towns-| provement. man, Rickard B, Bockenkamp, 5 and| The whole card promises to pe| ill be held for both men and women. will be held on both evenings. Foot races and obstacle races also have a p'ace on the program and these events training mills much better than the June 8 show and| ,. 208 Who attend the Stampede are if this be the case fans are certainty | “pected to bring thetr own camp ec equipment. The roads are reported t 1 n for one fine fistic treat. The seat “ibaa A R sale is good and a record breaking | °° i? 004 Kb gae ener ts 2) may 7 crowd wiil be on deck when the first] Camp either on Sweetwater or on, prelim get Giusy Wray. Cherry Creek. The fishing is good ‘ and disciples of Ike Walton ought to be able to catch trout to their hearts | content one Na EM, BE NEW PARK On Sale at Stores The Americanization committee of F. C. Vossbeck Says He Has) 4). "American Legion pest in Casper after having made a survey of flag scently found “at shortage of emblems here. Acting in accordance with this fact they pur- chased 500 flags which are being dis- tributed to various stores to be placed on sale at a dollar apiece. The regular price of the flags is from $2 te to that there w: He . to $5. The Legion is able to mal . Dexter Cummings of Yale and Lakes ing all the requirements a boy may |70Uncement last night by F. C. Voss-| the low price on them because of oN RH. est, Ill, is the new intercollegiate | make a total of 1,000 points. When | P&ck who is behind the project. quantity shipment. The flags a 00 010 000—2 1 golf champion. a camper has secured 800 or more,|_ Mr. Vossbeck states that a mose-| 4... times three feet in siz -011 010 001—4 15 0| Cummings beat Ruddy Knepper.| he will pe given an initiation and} eum, chapel and conservatories will). flag in every home" is the xey an@ Harz y, Iowa, a Princeton player,| will be presented with the camp| %¢ erected along the most artistic Schmidt. in the finals this afternoon. | elebrated his 41st birth-| \ | { i | \ LEGION MEETS | The Texas os 7 si TENNIS TITLE HOWQER <'<-s-""=*"=="~ STARS TODAY and the American for a a feet me at The Smoke House.—Adv. large Milwaukee Paul Linds Ho ticpate are furnishing Sun entertainment num at Evansville and 3 1 a PHILAT TA, ¥ J e. - 9 9 ©] Legion ball tossers will cross sticks ar h Philadely “a ae -4 7 6/at 3 o'clock this afternoon for the 5 first time this season at the Texas t rst game R.H.B.| ball park at sville, Both clubs ci Syracuse 3) have good records for the season and gt é Toronto .. 0} a tight contest is in prospect. f the c | ‘The games in which the ‘Texas Lew e¢ Second game (7 innings)— RH. E-| } FRA the main event of the \ day afternoon. <I JUMMATT who will meet the hard hitting Midget Smith tn 16round boxing card at the Rodeo Grounds Wednes- Harvey JULY 4 BOXING SHOW Rodeo Grounds on Yellowstone Highway 3 O’clock P. M. Sharp Perkins, Casper, heavyweights Otto Wallac versus Jimmie Shirley, Denver, 10 rounds— ersus Benny Strayer, 1 coln, 12 rounds: honor emblem, to wear on his sweater. Following is the program: Identify all trees and flowers within 20 rods of camp__-___-_ Identify three composite forma- . B." (Camp Brooks), | #tehitectual lines. A park effect will motto of the Legion in this respect. ee be maintained, and an esplanade 200 feet wide lined with various works of Points| Green houses will be maintained at the park, and everything in the line 50 | offered by floral shops will be grown so that it will not be necessary to tions of rock — send out of the city for the many w Read five short. stories “or a.book fancy flowers that many persons de- 4 while in camp — aire i ‘ ‘3 Tell three funny stories at the Mr. Vossbeck has purchased 120] The Casper Saunier club will ba campfire. - 35 | acres on which to build Crown Hitl|@ flag tournament i ie ema ir Sing a song at the campfire. 35] Meriom..TAOTAOAO AOHMR RGH|to an announcement last night. This Recite an acceptable poem or Memorial park and work will start |tournament will consist of 18 holes * prose selection of at least 100 in the near future. Down town of-|handicap, Prizes for first, second words at the campfire —....___ 86] flces will be maintained at the Am-|and third places will be given. The Physical. erica Flower shop in the lobby of the|members of the club have been re- Take part in camp track meet... 60| American theater. Mr. Vossbeck hag|quested ta hand in their scores as Play on tent baseball team.. 60] just sold out his interest in this}.soon as possible so that the prepara- Enter horseshoe tournament 60 | shop. tions may be facilitated. Play on tent yolley ball team--. 50 Take part in all scheduled hikes 50 Take part in target practice and do satisfactory work on the range 50 100 00 : evotional. Attend Bible study regularly (10 e e we credits for each day) 100 Be charted by a leader-. 50 pai ee Attend Sunday services 25 Write home three times. 25 Tell to tent leader story of some e Attitude toward “The Other Fel low,” estimated by tent leader 60 Ss Service. 4 e oe Camp improvement, making some rT) useful camp article or appli- ance, valte to be estimated by leaders ~. 70 5 Contribute something Located, 4 miles north on Salt Creek pavement. 60- camp newspaper ~~. 50 | foot paved front, sy 140 feet deep. Take part in stunt night -- 50 Be in a tent that wins inspection $ th (5 points for each time). ees $10.00 Rown 10.00 Per Moni Draw a map, showing roads, whn—. 00 lakes, streams and other land Or Two Lots $15.00 Do $15, marks within a radius of five Per Month les of os an j ji Rye eek A Which Will Make a 120 Foot Pavement Front |Exonerate Weise In These lots are selling fast, some buyers have started to build. You will have to hurry if you want a good |Death Due to Auto| docation. Poca) 5 | — With Englewood, just north across the street, we will | A coroner's verdict into the soon have a city of our own. " of Joseph Cribbs, 74 years of i wba: diel PuUMhy dere, veeilt cf te Buy direct from owner and save commission. juries received Thursday night when d * “i he was run over by the car driven Saleen on ground week days: 4 to 8 p. m.; all day by D. L. Weise, exonerated the on sunday. driver of the car for any blame in connectic with the affair. The ver. dict s that Cribbs died as a re 4 the accia old RICHARDSG VN SUBDIVISION w. ¢ F Bek and Four Miles North On Salt Creek Pavement i Le an. 4