Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 5

@he Casver Daily Critune TREO are FOOTBALL TEAMS YET TO MEET DEFEAT flinois, cree and Minnesota Enter Final Dash For Championship of Big Ten CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—Three western conference teams, Illinois, Michigan and Minnesota, are undefeated today as| they enter the final week of big ten football. Saturday's games will determine which of this group is to be acceptedg ‘® the New Haven ouftit. low about a Motometer tor his OVER HARVARD) RING BATTLES TUESDAY NIGHT NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—Foothal!] With “Tiny” Herman looming up and Freeman Peppers are matched experts have agreed upon all butone|as a powerful antagonist im a 30-| i" 4 yeyound oumet final, Drake detail the game next Saturday appers to e break i tween Yale and Harvard at Belaiere | 0UR4 condition, Perkins Boosters {710% Wao drew a £050 decision in Field, Boston, the last of the 1923] °° wondering whose waterloo !s/ nis contest with Roy Conley two contests among the “big three” and/| 0ing to come after the gong rings | weeks ago. that is the size of the bivs scor-/ fo rthe big battle at the Elks Club Others up for filling in the card over the Crimson. tomorrow night. are Jimmy Higgins of Casper and| After Yale's overwhelming defeat] Harvey Perkins ts tn no slow forin | Jimmy Woodhall of Thermopolis, | of Princeton, 27 to 0, at the bowi| himself and from what has been for eight rounds. The latter ts the Saturday, and Harvard's downfall|seen around his training quarters, | more experienced boxer but Higgins | before Brown, 20 to 1, virtually| he promises to break into the scrap | knows bow to get in his stuff as he every one but the undergraduates|and make Herman uncomfortable has shown before, of Harvard have conceded the game|to say the least. In a middleweight lead-off, Jack Both heavies got away on their) Hale who has a record of grabbing last practice dandy this afternoon, | many madals in Ohio's anateur ring | with the Omaha pug doing his final will go four rounds with Al Knapp | Include the post he has held for 30 | He declared that “cricket forma a | pacific outlet for the explosi energy that makes.a head hunter, and the natives take to the game Auto Drivers On ' Coast Tuning Up LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19.—Official Practice for the 250-mile Thanks- giving day automobile race begins on the Beverly Hills speedway to- day. Drivers scheduled for a pre- liminary whirl around the big bow! Jimmy Murphy, Eddie Hearne, Cliff Durant, Harry Hartz, Ralph DePalma, Earl Cooper, Har- lan Feng'er and Bennett Hill. Mar. tin De Alzaga, Argentine speed king, YALEFAVORED (FIGHTERS INSHAPEFORBARD (2223S as the conference title holder for 1923. | Christmas? Workout at 3 o'clock, He demon Illinois, who easily defeated the Mississippi Aggies on Saturday plays the often-defeated Ohio team at Columbus, Michigan and Minnesota, both with a clean slate to the present, clash at Ann Arbor in the feature-contest of the day. The Minnesota-Michigan game bolds the greatest doubt. The Gophers, by defeating Iowa on Sat- urday 20 to 7, displayed a strength that was unexpected while Michi- gan could only beat the less exper- fenced Wisconsin team, 6 to 3 in a game in which they were outplayed @ good share of the time. In the Minnesota-Iowa game the Gophers’ attack babbled Iowa and brought about a decisive victory for the northmen. Chicago won from Ohio in a game that specialized in long runs. Af- ter getting off to an early etart with three points to the good, the Buckeyes weakened and Gtuenge gathered two touchdowns and field goal for 17 points. The ‘Ohio ne was weak, neutralising the stellar work of their beck field. Northwestern kept its place in the ig ten cellar when defeated by e, 6 to 3. Michigan and Wisconsin furnish- 4 the feature contest of lasi Sat- urday in their clash at Madison. ‘The Wolverines came out with the Jong end of a 6-to 3 score, after Rockwell, their substitute center, on returning @ punt was twice Knocked down by. Badger players and regained his feet to race 55 for a touchdown with Wis- eonsin looking on. They contend- ed that the Michigan men had been tackled and the bal] made dead. After a consultation of officials, they ruled that Rockwell had at all times that By HENRY L. FARRELL (United Press Sports Editor.) NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—(United ‘Press.)}—Jack Renault, the Canadian heavyweight wants to Dempsey for the world’ ship, and if he has an even break in luck, he may get a shot at the title, Renault, is, at the present time, anything but the logical contender for Dempsey's crown, but he wi!) make himself one because he is go- ing about it the right way. After knocking out Floyd John. son, Renault said he was willing to fight Harry Wills, Tom Gibbons and Luts Firpo to prove his right to meet Lempsey. Leo Flynn, Renault's manager, is one of the shrewdest managers in the business and he is also one of its most fluent oraters. Flynn has done # lot of talking in advancing the claims of other heavyweights, but he seems to be sincere in his willingness to put Renault through the real test. Renault now is not a great fighter. He may develop into one because he cannot help but improve himself by fighting top-notchers. The Canadian in his present form ,seems only to lack the ve spirit of a na- tural fighter. It is said of him that he is a “front runner,” but he showed no signs of being timid in the Johnson fight. When allowed to fight his own way or when he can force his oppon- ent to fight “his way, Renault is a good fighter. He can box and he can hit. His punching is accurate and well timed, even if it does lack the power of Dempsey, Gibbons und Will's. Renault's worst fault lies tn his tendency toward too much precau- tion. He prefers to play safe in- stead of charging in aggressively when he gets an, opening. Had he been a great fighter he would have stopped Johnson many rounds, be- fore the fifteenth. He passed up many opportunities because he pre- ferred to stay back and counter Johnson when he tore into him. He cannot do that against Gib. bons, Wills or Firpo. Only a rush- ing, charging fighter of the Demp sey type will beat the three leading contenders for the title. Renault wou'd not last five rounds if he tried to stand back and smack Gibbons, Wills or Firpo when they came into him. One good crack from any one of them would remove all chances for Renault to return a punch. One thing Js certain, and it will be a big help to him, Renault will not be overmatched. If Leo Flynn wants to match Renault with Gibbons, Wt'ls and Firpo, it is a‘cinch that Flynn believes in his fighter. Flynn never will knock over a big money Prospect for a little ready dough. Floyd Johnson was one of the most promising young heavyweights to come up in four years, but he is pt the chance for victory was gone, the crowd, angered by the de- . Fushed on the field after the over and tried to reach ‘They were held back two teams who FIRPO CLAIMS UNFAIRNESS IN DEMPSEY BOUT BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 19—Luis Firpo, heavyweight boxer, on his. return home, told crowds that greeted him that he had been un- justly treated in his fight with Jack Dempsey in New ‘York for the world’s heavyweight championship, charging that he was counted out when down only eight seconds, and that one of his seconds was forcibly restrained from entering protests of fouls during the battle. Olympic Tryouts To Be Next June Deere Quem tryouts ant be June 14 in the Harvard Uni- eae stadium, the National Amateur Athletic association, meet- ing here, decided. It was agreed to postpone the national track and field meet until after the Olympic he was overmatched in every one of his fights. He had nothing but courage, and a stout heart isn’t the CANADIAN HEAVY IS AFTER CHANCE FOR CHAMPION’S CROWN | tight now is to send him out and strated that Casper’s altitude is no! | going to have him up in the air Tuesday evening an dthat he will keep Perkins firmly on canvas. As to weight, Herman is some- what heavier than his opponent. topping the scales at around 214 pounds. Whether or not this extra beef will prove advantageous against Perkins ia doubtful. He will, for one thing, have to do some lively stepping in order to evade the low attacks of the Casper fighter. While the Herman-Perkins 12- round go is the main feature for the Tuesday night card at the Elks club, several other preliminary bat- tles between no mean barn-lot glove artists are on the ticket. Battling Drake of Thermopolls factor now that it was in days of Bat Nelson. eee The only way to get a contender into a heavyweight championship make him force his way into the match. Johnson was forced and he would have reached the goal if he had the ability. Firpo was forced and he got there because he some ability. Renau't will get ere be- cause he is being forced. On the other hand, as 4 marked contrast is the case of Harry Wills. He has been the outstanding con- tender for four years and he is now on the cuts*le because he would not take the chance. oee Two years ago in Buffalo, where all the high minds of the minor Freeman Pepper clear out of the class now because |- leagues had gathered In annual ses. sion, fortunes were being tossed about the hotel corridors for minor league ball players. Jimmy O'Connell had been knock- ed down to the New York Giants for $75,000. Detroit had passed over a pile of money for Sylvester John- son and the bidding was spirited on star players. Minor | owners were paying: “If I only had a player to sell,” Meanwhile, Jack Dunn, with a quarter of a million dollars worth of star material on his Ba'timore club, sat by smiling and refused to sell, JCRICKET PACIFIES HEAD of Colorado Springs. is to arrive today. Remains To Iowa CODY—The body of Dr. & A Ash was shipped by expresa to Storm Lake, lowa, where it will be buried on the family lot beside the bodies of his father and mother. Fourteen years Ash has slept at Riverside since his tragic death from wounds inflicted by a trap gun get by the hands of an unknown und cowardly assassin. The metal HUNTERS OF SOUTH SEA SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Nov. 19. —The English game of cricket has charms to soothe the savage heart of the cannibalistic head hunters of the South Seas, according to the Rev. Charles W. Abel, a British! vault containing his remains was in missionary to the tsland of New! perfect condition. 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