Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1923, Page 5

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1923 Woitd Results By Leased Wire WAR. DECLARED ON GAMBLING New York Commission To Put Crimp in NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—The New York state athletic commission's warefare upon gambling tool: de‘- nite form yesterday when the ring solons adopted a new rule providing that persons caught betting on recognized professional gamblers will be barred from all boxing matches In this state. At the same time, the commis. sion adopted three other rules de- signed to minimize the opportunity for criticism of fight decisions which has been particularly appar- ent sinee the verdict by which Johnny Dundee regained the juntor lightweight title from Jack Bern- stein. Ringside opinion in that con- test was almost unanimous fn favor of Bernstein. The new rules In this connection provide that no person be allowed to sit at the ringside on the side where the judges are seated except the timekeeper, whom must be at least six feet away, that no one may remain standing during the progress of a match at any club: and that’no one except manager's and seconds may enter the dressing rooms. \ The commission dia not discurs the question of mixed bouts, point- ing out that no official barrier to such contests exists, CHICAGO SKATER BARRED FROM AMATEUR RANKS FOR FOOTBALL RECORD CHICAGO, Dec. 22.—Professional Participation in any sport will ber an athlete from competition sanc- tioned for amateurs by the Western Skating Association, according to a decision of the board of Control of the Association last night. The board held that Gus Fetz, Chicago skater, who played professional football, was barred from amateur skating events, The board awarded the Illinois champion events to the Elgin Skat- ing Club for January 19, at Elgin and rejected an application of Mil- Waukee to hold the western cham- pionship eyent there, awarding the tournament to Chicago for February 10. oo TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons trespassing upon the enclosed lands of the underrigned south of Casper for the purpose of further wanton destruction of trees or otherwise, will be promtply and vigorously prasecuted, DR. H. R. LATHROP, a ae Join the Christmas Savings club. Casper National Bank. a SOR Sportsmen who declined of anglers each winter; the ca’ Soaeer. ited with a si of 70 m. p. catch was mi in six hours. Our store for men becomes a shop for women E’VE made special plans to help women shoppers during the holiday season; you'll find our clerks eager to cooperate. It’s always been better to buy men’s gifts at a men’s store; now it’s easier, as well MEDNICK BROS. Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats Gift Certificates, Too ! STONE DEFEATS SHADE WN ROUT Californian Bested in 12-Round Battle at Madison Square. NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Ad Stone, the fighting marine of Philadelphia, outslugged and outpointed Billy Shade of California in the 12 round final at Madison Square Garden last night and was awarded the de- cision. Stone had the better of every round and only Shade's ability to take punishment and still remain on his feet prevented a knockout. The marine’s lightning left hook to the jaw, body and his left aud right uppercuts to the wind id heart found their mark repeatedty and scarcely a round passed that did not find Shade groggy and hanging on. During the first two or three rounds Shade was able to do some slight damage to the marine, draw- ing blood from his nose and cheek. but thereafter the terrific punching he received weakened him so that he was unable to deliver blows of any strength. In the fourth round a series of rights and lefts to the body caused Shade’s knees to sag, but he clutched his opponent and kept himself upright until he had recovered, . This same experience came to Shade in the fifth, seventh. eighth, eleventh and twelfth roun On each occasion a knockout appeared a matter of one solid punch but Stone could not seem to connect. Shade received a great hand ia tribute to his gameness. The weights announced were: Stone, 174%; Shade, 172. WILLIAMS TO TRY COMEBACK NEW YORK, Dec. 22-—-Kid Wil- Hams of Baltimore, former world’s bantamweight champion, who is making a comeback attempt, will box Danny Lee, protege of Benny Leonard tonight in a 12-round match. seb y Se gis Nel SPORT BRIEFS PHILADELPHIA — William M. Roper will retire as coach of the Princetor, football team at the close of the 1924 season. Pressure of his councilman{e and law business were given as the reasons. TORONTO, Ont.—Mickey Walker, wor'd’s welterweight champion knocked out Moe Herscovitch, Can- adian champion, ir, the sixth round of a ten round bout. The referee stopped the fight. LOS ANGELES—George Manley of Degver decisively defeated Bert Colima of Whittier, claimant to the Pacific Coast middleweight title, in the main event of the American Le- gion stadium. Manley won three of the four rounds and in the third round floored Colima for the count of nine. Johnny Rets‘ock, light- weight, easily won over Lee More in the semi-final, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—Because he rates the Davis cup above Olym- NECKWEAR cloves nostene pic honors, William T. Tilden, I, HANDKERCHIEFS SHIRTS HOUSE ROBES national tennis champion, said that it was “extremely unlike'y” that he would be a member of the United States Olympic team next summer. He certainly would not make an extended tour to take in the Wim- bledon championships in England, he said. incl and pogie, The sail fish is belleved to be h. The capture of one rivals b: The finest varied catch made in ten years tn Florida with anly two reels in use. Five modest New York to pose with their trophies are responsible for this recent remarkable catch at Fort Lauderale on the east coast of Florida. It includes cight species of b’g game fish which attract thousands iphins, barracuda king fish, tuna, bonita, $e game fish in the world, being cre- game shooting in British East Africa. This udes four sall fish, seven dolj the fastest “*Jack’s Herel” Jack the Giant wiser Dempsey arrived In New York the other day and now the fight world is sitting op ane taking notice once more. Photo shows him at his first break- fast in the Big Town—on this trip. Sport Calendar , Racing. Meeting of Jefferson Parish Fair association at New Orleans, Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey club at Havana, Meeting of Tlajuana Jockey Club at Tlajuana, Baseball Annual meet-ng of the Wastern league, at Hartford, Conn, Skating New England speed champlon- ships and Olympic trials at Lexing- ton, Mass, Boxing. Kid Williams versus Danny Lee, 12 rounds at New York. RAGE SERIES BETWEEN BEST AMERICAN AND FRENCH HORSES SEEN NEW YORK, Dec, 22.—Pierre ‘Werthelmer, owner of Epinard, crack French three-year-old race horse, sails today for France. While no definite agreement was reached between Mr. Wertheimer and Ameri. can horse owners, the prospects for @ series of races between the French champion and the best of the Ameri. can horses next fall are bright. pseabl Ladct a a STANDING OF CAGE TEAMS City Basketball League. w. L. Pet. 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At Colorado Springs—Colorado college, 52; Drury college (Mo.), ??. oe Football Player Is Voted Medal SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. 22.—The John Louis Barrett medal, awarded annually at Gonzaga University to the football player who has been the greatest inspiration to his fellow players, has been voted this year to Andy Murray of Columbia, Montana, by members of the gridiron squad. Murray has played four years of football at Gonzaga, each year oc- cupying the center position, besides being a four year letter man at basketball. K-L Pills For Bidney 259 Lives testinal indigestion and Kindred Ailments Liver trouble leads to serious Ns. And « sure sign of liver trouble is diliousness. If you have attacks ofheadache, If you have a costed tongue, Ifyou bave a ficile appe- tite, 7 quite often fate! resulta Read this strong endorsement of Dr. A. ‘W. Chase's K-L Pilla Mra. 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BIKE RACERS | TO GET ‘AIR’ CHICAGO, Dee. the next six day bicycle rece starts at the Coliseum here on January 5. a rule that racing will be suspended ‘When each morning from six to cight o'clock to air the building will be| carried out, according to Manager | Paddy Harmon. The practice was | started at the Jast six day race here The racing is improved and the | riders are able to put forth their | best efforts during the final days of the event when the bullding is com- pletely cleaned and aired dally, Manager Harmon said. RENTS STABILIZED KT 199 LEVEL, SURVEY OF 240 GITIES SHOWS ST. 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