Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 7

World Results By Leased Wire L HAZARD FACED BY YALE ~ TV HARVARD BATTLE SATURDAY Two Victories in 15 Years Against Inferior Squads Is Jinx Eli Must Shake Off in Going Against Traditional Rival. NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—(By The Associated Press) .— Can Yale overcome the mental hazard which has develop- ed threugh Harvard’s many victories over the Elis in the past 15 years? This question is heard wherever football] followers gather, for, notwithstanding the general opinion that Yale boasts @ more powerful and versa-] With that stroke he iq said to tle eleven than Harvard, many | have laid the foundation of the psy- close, students of the game belleve caminn page a do bk ete a Yale victory on Saturday will de- served a large part in sending Har- bec] the psychological elements | vara to nine victories to Yale's two; at pl . in ho! ‘Yale teams to a total of They state that Yale, in the last | og palate wane was is- 15 years, has had elevens which /tering 158, and in permitting Yale have been physical’'y superior and|to cross the Harvard goal line but individual'y moro skilled than the! once since 1907. Harvard teams they have met, but} Perhaps Tad Jones has stripped that only twice has Yale proved vic-/» teat from Haughton's note book in torious, and they contend this al-| preparing his charges for their bat- most uninterrupted succession of te. ‘The fact that Ya'e's redord for Harvard triumphs has created avon {8 so much superior to Harvard's may prove eufficiént to Must clear before it can feel certain | pemove from B' minds eny remem- of ‘victory. . |brance of Harvard's string of Harvard was confronted by a sim-| riumphs, Some believe additional lhe vero ‘a otal ira Lacy | preparation is needed and that with. football. Only six times in 23 years| ara), had Hafvard defeated the blue, and Taughton's big task was that of bvercoming the bugaboo of those many Yale triumphs, His first step in this direction favor early in Gaturfay’s game would promptly resurrect the | psychological uncertainty which has figured so prominently in recent Harvard-Yale games. came when, according to Cambridge fie reports, he characterized the hith-| SEND IT TO erto awe-inepiring Ya'e football as' PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702 The steady preference for Goodyear Tires in the Casper oil fields is a tribute to Goodyear quality alone. I€ any other tire could meet as well the hard conditions of service that Goodyear Tires master every day in this and other fields, that favor would have to be divided. But as it is, Goodyear Cord Tires are the first and final choice of all who value rugged strength, reliable freedom from trouble, andhigh tire mileage atlowtirecost. 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Morris Isaacs, the man who put Huggins in baseball sixteen years ago, is in to Modern David at the testimonial dinner given at center, Clift Martin, chairman, who originated the Huggin's banquet is FIGHTERS PROMISED FAIR TREATMENT BY N. Y¥. COMMISSION By HENRY L. FARRELL (United Press Sports Editor) NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—(United Press)—Announcing a policy direct- ed at construction, rather than de- struction, @ spirit of co-operative supervision instead of autocratic dominance and a preference for com- mon sense, the recently reorganized New York Boxing commission has a good chance to assume the place of respect to which it is entitled as the governing body of boxing in the field. William Muldoon, whose misdirect- ed, though honest and sincere zeal, caused the commission to become the laughing stock ofthe boxing world, has beén set back to a rather minor séat in the counell, and Wil- "am J. McCormick has succeded him as the dominating personality of the | commiagion. McCormick fs young and he has “been around.” He started as a borer on the East River water-front and worked himself up until he is now the general manager of the biggest trucking firm in New York. He knows how to hand’e men, and \s a thirty-third degree boxing fan, he knows how to handle boxers. McCormick's first active stroke in | the attempt to get the commission sack into repute came with the an- ‘aouncement the commission would revert back to the old cardinal rule of the game that championships are won and lost only !n the ring. Muldoon’s administration had tried to establish the precedent of de- throning champions and setting up new ones by passing resolution in official session, and it resulted in open ridicule for the commission. McCormick then started a cam- paign to bring the commission down to boxing, instead of lifting the sport to the heights that Mudoon had assumed were the rightful provinces of the commission, Muldoon would not suffer boxers, managers or sport writers near the sacred confines of the commission offices and he acted on the theory that there was no appeal from the culings of the commission. McCormidk threw the doors of sport's biggest and most important | the commission open and invited all the boxers, managers and sport writ- ers to come in, take off their coats and go to it. Xecently, after the announcement had been made that no more titles would be dectared forfeited and that champions who would not defend thelr titles in the future would be penalized only by a suspension, Mc- Cormick invited all the champions, thelr managers and the boxing writ- ers to come in and talk It over. Mickey Walker, suspended welter- weight champion, and Joe Lynch, suspended bantamweight champien, and their managers were surprised when they were inyited to attend the meeting. Managers of champions, in thé good graces of the commission, a'so expressed surprise, because the com- mission had shown gn inclination to even permit them within the out- side rail, McCormicte told them that as long as he was a member of the commis- sion that the boxer was going to get an even break. He critcised the actions of Mul- Jaoon and said he would not be @ party to any more unfair mistakes. Johnny Wilson, he said, had been grievously, wronged by the commis- sion when he was suspended and deprived of the opporunity of mak- ing any money as the middleweight champion. “Wilson’s purse of $35,000 was held up because he made an unsatis- factory fight with Bryan Downey,” McCormick said. “The commission had no right to suspend him or to allow his purse to be held up. It was thelduty of the referee to throw them out of the ring, if he thought it was a fake fight. “To get the money that rightful'y belonged to him, Wilson was forced to sign an agreement to fight Harry Greb, the toyghest man in the class. He signed the agreement, got his money and then told the commission to jump in the ‘ake. I would have done the same thing. He was black- jacked into the match and he cer- tainly had a moral right to use the defense. same weapon in hi; Radium For Your High Blood Pressure Results Even Among Old People Are Nothing Short of Marvelous—Says Noted Scientist “One of the principal causes of old age is the hardening of the arteries due to increased blood pres- sure,” said a noted scientist. “Radium rays caught in sugar of milk and made up into tablets taken internally seem to work miracles,” he said. 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Che Casper Daily Crifune OF SPORTING NEWS “We reinstated Wilson and we told him that for six months he could fight any one he wanted to and that we would not consider any challenge for his title. That he was matched with Greb and lost his title was his manager's doings, as we had nothing to do with it.” McCormick then added that tn the future the commission would not foree the champion to accept any challenges until he had served six months as a champion and then it would not force the champion a challenger who was not a bona fide contender or a good attraction. “We believe that the boxer who has worked hard years for sma! purses should be forced to meet the best man in his class just a8 soon as he has won the title and we will see to it that he does not have to do tt," McCormick sald. When he started his remarks, McCormick told the gathering that he was going to be frank and hit PAGE SEVEN. First in News Of All Events A hard, and he wanted the managers had their turn to talk. He took Some awful cracks at Joe Lynch, called him several uncompli- mentary names, said he was eating “run-out powders,” that he was afraid to defend his title and that his alibi out of the Burman fight, that he had fa’len over his dog, was the joke of the year. Eddie Mdade, Lynch's manager came back weakly and said that he hadn't been treated fairly. “What do you want to be treat- came back. up the dogs the night before his next big fight." Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of uthern Maryland Agricultural association, at Bowily Meeting of Pacific Coast Jockes club, at Tanforan. Golf. Eighth annual Carolina tourna ment closes at Pinehurst. Bowling. Middle West Bowling association tournament, at St. Louis. Billiards, International junior 18.2 balkline championship, at Detroit. Bench Show. Annual show of (Fla) Kennel club. Bo: Jacksonville Intercity amateur contests Madison Square Garden. New Giant Rmuves. who came ta the New Vork Btanta in the swan which sent Dave Bancrowt. star shortstop and cap- tain of the Giants, to Roston Sonthworth fs a heavy hitter and considered one of tho star outfield- ers of the leacue. |SPORT GOSSIP | A movement has been started to boom winter sports in New England. T. C. Jackson, the former Texas collegian, looks like a good bet for the shortstop berth with the Giants next season. ‘The 24-day race meeting now in progress at Phoenix ts the first held in Arizona in which pari-mutue! machines have been used. The opening of the new Audi- torlum rink in Ottawa next month is to be made a gala occasion for hockey enthusiasts in the Dominion capital. A lWUberal prize offering has at- tracted a large and high-class entry list for the second annual horse show of the Cincinnat! Riding club, to be held November 26-29. Milwaukee fight fans are expect- ing a treat when Pal Moran, tho crack New Orleans lightweight, takes on Johnny Mendelsohn for a 10-round bout on November 26. The Jockey club, which exercises complete control over all matters connected with flat racing in Eng- land, has existed since before the American Revolution. Reports from Catalina Island sug: gest that Wrangel Island might be @ more appropriate place for ths | next annual meeting of the Pacific to hit back just as hard when they, {8 being counted on to put through fight with Indiana for “But you'd better tie] Continue on to Ann Arbor Saturday at | the European lightweight champion. ‘ery drug; in this county ta auth zed to say to every rheumatic * . - wpe | sufferer th if a full pint botte Illinois Pins Hopes on Grange, Michigan Looks et Aitenris, to sure conauerer of To Kipke and Gophers Boom Martineau {pater the ‘ssuuy, reduoe newolien On Eve of Deciding Games. y yettra Sear aooey nt Allenrhu hag been tried and test- 7 2. th st Set hi th rt. western conference football championship. lun Gok Gide cn Sina’ ia piteous and where the patient was all depending on the outcome of the closing games Satur-_| helpless. . day, the individual star of the season in each of these teams | Mt, James H. Allen, the discoverer h plonehip. ing celebration. matism, desires all sufferers to know the cham : : jone’s money unless Allenrhu de pending~on Harold Grange, half: ly conauers this worst of all partes Se rn eae. ases, and he has instructed drug- Black List of supply. Mall orders accepted.—Ad- Michigan's shining Ught is pitted| against Martineau, the dig point get- tee or SMiakngors | Husker Crowd | LINCOLN, vertisement, BIG TEN GRIDIRON TITLE RESTS ‘RHEUMATISM | rheumat does not show the way CHICAGO, Nov. 22.—Individual play of three gridiron | ed for years, and really marvelous honors sf of Allenrhu, who for many yeare at Ann Arbor, are the other teams gists to guaranteo it as above in Ohio State, strongly determined to j | Ey to stop the agony, reduce “swollen | slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, stars may assume an important part in deciding this year’s | Tes¥'t# have been accomplished in aw 4 4 fering and agony was intense and With three teams in striking distance of the title and the plays that will spell victory and|the day at the Hoosiers’ homecom: | SU*fered the torments of acute rheu- | that he does not want a cent of any Illinois, meeting Ohio State, is do- ————— Profanity on with hance at the title. Kipke. every instance. Smith -Turner will with a chani : 4 humble the fightmg Tin} machine Neb., Noy. 22.—Pro- | fs of Coach Bob Zuppke, is depending , . Py “Sq want Lynch reinstated 20 ho{ on the united ettorts of the eleven) {Aly or even intimations of pro | Auto Repairing! ih ttack of) © 900 and musi eu * * can get a couple of fights under iis phy erie mmashing~ attack o| from the yells of the student body | We will make you entirely t an en he w .. nm future tles of the Cornhusker isfj i pies § The Minnesota Gophers plan to, satisfied for the price you Hitle koe tomt th amas ad you leave today for Jackson, Michigan, | Lt machines, a meeting of te pay. say rere Ny * MeCormick | Where they will spend tomorrow and| *tudent council of the University of Nebraska ruled Wednesday. TRY IT Open Night and Day morning. The Wisconsin team ts again intact after being handi- capped during previous practice by casualties, and will be tn prime con- dition when it meets Chicago. 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