Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1924, Page 5

THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1924 UNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS |+[ “Prety Soft" for Champion st Miami Beach (NEWARK PROMOTERS LOOM ASIHPDE PCTAINC (LSE GME; ED CIS WHLLS-FIRPO BATTLE, RepoRr GUlLIARD TITLE “ . Be bd be r “es ‘There is¢Dreamland Park in that Schaefer Goes Down to City League Play, Leaving Red Crowns ii : b. i ; . i NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—There is a apie Jot: ectommapsating thonienta Defeat in Fi inal Block At Head © Percentage CiStiece =) . F wort of a dejected note in Tex Rick-| upon thousands which is now avail- ard’s statement that Firpo can ac|able for fighting. Of Pla cept his $200,000 offer to meet Harry Its logical to assume that the New: y- J - se Ls * Wills, or leave it. Firpo, it appears|ark promoters could draw a larg In the biggest upset of the season the American Legion ‘ \ fs ee eaeeinr peana 0, Ristaen ma | epeven “crowg ‘to pay | big. money five last night took the league leading Methodists of the| | : y . can fight for whom he pleases, | both to Wills and Firpo and till City Basketball League into camp 20 to 17 and eliminated ma is This freedom is the more signifi-| have a rakeoft remaining. Whether First in News Of All Events LEGION DEFEATS METHODISTS IN CHICAGO, Jan. 24.—Witie Hoppe of New York, veteran champion at 18-2 balk line billiards, took the last ’ § cant inasmuch as Newark promot-|or not the outpouring for a Firpo-| block of a poorly played 1,500 point the latter from their 1.000 per cent standing. The second _ ' . ere are offering hima arcane to wie «nent ayes be suthiclentiy Shalionan) match from young Jake a 1 § ’ . :, tackle the negro. ugh Gart-|large to pay purses, lone a “er here last night, 500 to 417, sone ee i ~ ba ~*~ Crowns nosing ax L tes | SB land, a Jersey man is managing] leave something for the promoters|and thereby retained his crown, ou se- ites by the narrow margin aa aver} ; : : . &, ¢ BESS fy Luis and also inasmuch as Firpo is|is, of course, @ matter of opinion.| Young Jake, son of the “Wisara” aes ae z et the Meth: Ping , 4 > * t x very fond of Newark where he got| Rickard, a great showman evidently | of other days, was threatening on his first start, the chances would|thinks he could not give Firpo the first night, when he got 500 to seem to be favorable of his turning | $250,000 and get away with it. But|Hoppe's 369, but curled up Tuesday ° ——— 4 : j Rickard down in favor of Jersey.) the writers opinion is as set forth | night, when Hopne brought the score all rare Clowry hee bain f : , ey se eS Whether New Yorkers realized it] above, that the Newarkers could |to 1,000 to 739 by not playing quite tossed four baskets eac! f t, they know now that|draw a mammoth thro: and put/%0 poorly as did th 1) . ag 4, held Traylor, the PERE REET RE TEA SPE TRS TS ONE MITT RS RARE ee eT eit, Alaa aed % ett ag the project over big. Maybe, though, Rickard has re- ceived the high sign from Kearn: Methodist star, to two goals. The ‘The latest photo of the world’s heavyweight champion, Jack Dempsey, snapped at Miami Beach.|!!ke & night blooming flower there Last night's block was a repeti- ) | I ON JOB change in the Legion lineup putting | Fiorlda. where the champ is sojourning the sunny clime of the popular winter resort. Photo shows just|h®8 sprung up in Newark an op- tion of the poor balk line play of the Previous night, it taking the cham. and is really pulling out of the pion 22 innings to get the neces- Wills-Firpo project. Its pretty clear| #0ry 500 points, an average of FROM GOLF CLASSICS) 10 FIGHT FOR THE TRIBUNE IS POPULAR PASTIME] CUP INELKS CARNIVAL HERE able to overcome difficulties encoun- tered, according to the players, through effects of climatic cond! pion, defeated Gus Alex giant Haughton \wil coach Columbia’s| contributed all the scoring for the Now Sake ven, Hy Tanites ete i. toda rr oye ean) protege Bie ie ame cranes loving any o Re botany tae taseeetctuae Lapeoree sigh ~ dues Fret ig Snir ee ee i gen reife es Beast aee that ‘Age takes against | he is hot in favor with the selectors, the club winning the highest honors|clude the Standard O!l company, OMAHA.—Morrie Om- how well Jack is taken care of these days with plenty of interesting company while relaxing moments are| portunity to hold fights on a big Clowry at forward and Cochran in means financially. center also worked well. Marlow in session with the popular veranda chairs. scale, which iy put up a nice game at the other guard for the winners. Robinson, Methodist center, was the most con- sistent man on his team. Mechling, Methodist captain, was knocked un- Will Not Leave Colum- bia; All Rumors Set} sonsciovs, Pat came Back ana AtR t The Red Crowns were forced to the limit the first time this season pa ee and had to go at top speed all the way to win. The game was toss-up all the way and the Smoke } tions on the sensitive ivor; ils, Sport Briefs and alo it seemed, through faulty judgment by both of the speed of SAN FRANCISCO—Ad Santel,|the table. Luck also played its part Nght heavyweight wrestling cham-|@nd the majority of breaks were in Hoppe’s favor. The men indulged in much safety play and that also was held responsible for the “mow Dillards exihibited.”* BY WALTER CAMP. (Copyright 1924, The Casper Tribune.) Schiatfer, in the coming state boxing and|the American Legion and the Texas Hoppe' writer that reports to the effect are always featured more | he will be ignored. Incidentally the aha and Jimmie Jones of Youngs- Ppe's average for the 1,500 that’ Haughton would not return | !88 the losers in the scoring. F Soragrtig socks that Youth lands on|Otymple trip is. costing $o,000|"Testling tournament to be held | Oil company. ‘All three foster ath- town, Olio, were matched for ten| Points was 27 42-54, and that of were based entirely on a misunder-| The scores and lincups: pounds.” under the auspices af the Eviks|letics to the greatest extent possible. rounds on February 2. Schaefer 22 8-54. Hoppe had a high standing and have no basis {1 American Legion (20). 7 club here hag stimula'ted great in- Standard ath'etes will compete on he South Atricens €r6* DARKE | terest among several. organteations February 21 in a smoker which is| GRINNELL, lowa.—The resigna- in the city that are planning to try | expected to bring out talent for the/tion of Allan H. Elward as football for the trophy. tournament. The Texas men are|coach at Grinnell college was ac- f There are four wrestling and siX|aiso expected to hold®a smoker. New York. the United States Golf Association, |!n 9 45 seconds. boxing weights, giving men of all|” Yoxers and wrestlecs whe qwant | eee ize: ha ——_—>—____ _ slipped by almost unnoticed. sizes a chance to compete on even|to get lined up mith some athletic] CASPER MONUMENT WORKS ee twaten land iridepate In addressing the annual meet- terms. The tournament will be held|cjub are advised to see C. H. 4) | 508 ath Hale pak Sd toe Gere bebe — = awe ry *palr- ing of the association here early in ise (Re Sor Co . ne C: 3 Perhaps that is the reason why a subte but potent punch taken at|©N sOme points in the sprints to be ‘Age in a speech made recently by| Won by 8. B. Betts, a Natal school Wynant D. Vanderpool, president of boy, who has done a hundred yards This being the case it look: it G. Columbla’s gridiron prospects were| Maupin, rf. Fe good for nelt season and that the! Clowry, If. ---.--.... building up process started in 1928] Cochran, c. ------. hy the author of the “Haughton! worgan, rg. --—----- System” would be carried on its log- Marlow, Ig. ---~. ical conclusion. M Appreciation of Haughton’s ef- forts last season was voiced by the Columbia alumni federation di. Methodists rectors at & recent meeting so it is manifest that the record of the| Traylor, rf. ------.-- run of 182 and Young Jake 170, Edouard Horemans has challenged Hoppe and that contest Probably will be played within 60 days at 4 Slounaal Home under regulations prescribed by the| Rot, in charge of the Elks tourney. | === the month, Vanderpool! said in part: highest class amateur tournaments | pntries should be mud) as early as "In spite of the efforts of the in the country with gold watches a8| possible. Blanks have been eligibility committee, the number of prizes for the winners. gele pre- ms : “ im nthe ‘tub wishing |Pared that can be obtained on applt- Blue and White last season while it| Byram, If. mes players entering. the amateur cham- ny organization or ng | cation. conthignd erase Neamtnntear corks: grate Johnson, c. —-.------ 0 pionship {s still large. It is very de- to make entries under a club name| "1, 1. expected that athletic clubs 0 u nh e Ss nently gatisfactory to the alumni! Robinson, c. -------. 3 sirable that this event should be may do so provided the committee in|. :side of Casper, representing con- and that they believe real progress | stechling, 1: A, played in one week and that the charge is satisfied of the amateur|+isiants for honors in the peck has been shown toward establish-| 1) trathawa: ry tournament should start on Monday ig of their entries. ment, will also offer stiff compet!- ment of a sound football policy. ¥! and morning. This can be accomplished 4 ST) elornonet wlomrnect 8 5 It is a satisfaction to see some, at least, of our tennis pa © making up to the question of doul les. Sumner Harcy, who captained Red Crowns our team abroad is out with a strong article advocating the devo-| Rae, rf. .. tion. Organizations of amateurs in any town in Wyoming are eligible for competition, GOLDS only by reducing the list of those eligible to compete. It seems for- Boys Game 20 to 20 at 1). tunate that players having no pos- . as = G : Tp.|sible chance of going through Windup; No. Guls 11] should continue to enter. I do not 14|,.wish to discourage the younger Blank Rivals. cornwantd a Racing. Meeting of Business Men's Racing Wh tion of more attention to mixed! Rynalski, If. —..-... and Build Up Strength y : Out of 3 P F. 1 - s doubles and the inclusion cf more ti pe ea o 4] players whose game is constantly —— le of these matches in our prosrame.| iiad ner wa 0 2|tmproving. My thought ts that there by ieratn Pawss Gora Are Thin y apie Quite right. But why not put sdme| 1 oq, PE: ~r-—~————- 0 0 fare @ number of older players, Who! ane grade achool league game be | ot ee ee, Hioan Nervous Convincing REE Oe ene eerer co ees | Erickson, Ig. <--—— o 0 Cs ea ey quality, cannot! tween the North and East achool| Meeting of ‘Tiajuana Jockey club Test Why - _ — | possibly rnarr in developing double play boys Wednesday night ended in ajat Tiajuana. tacahan eine tt comes to the Davis 4 3 31] These, I think, we should try to or 20 to 20 tle, the time for the use of Skating. Gigsuade from entering Because 1! the court ‘being up and the teams| Olymplo figure skating champion: cup matches, a pair of singles stars | i Rundown ay VV will be thrown together at the last G. F. Tp, | hardly seems falr to those who res! | being unable to finish it, In the |ships besin at Chamous, Freres |Pape’s Cold Compound” B you are too Aninute, instead of having 2 real/ Stanton, rf. -—-—-—1 0 3 peepee arelanceato be called for! rst game the girls from North Golf. Breaks a Cold Right U Goran team loped for months or y Jack Neff, If. 2 0 4jan ded i Casper blanked the East Casper St. A stine championship tour- a io4 ready to answer the call iit balte| Saunders, If. 0 0 0| Might that be iS eres a ar girls, 7 to 0. nament at Bt. ‘Augustine, Fla, did e p wonky hecvaus tonite Wise enastemtnds Nhe garule 4 0 | those who maintain go The Ineups: Lake Worth championship tour. ‘ and run-down Te but that is the estimate for 1923. 3 1 7} man’s game? ‘Gette North Boys (20) East Boys (20)|nament at Palm Beach, F'a, Take two tablets every three hours} and want to in- And if one goes further into this} T. McGrath, rg. --... 0 1 1 tea “Vi Carey ----------rf.----..---. Richie} Annual Midwinter tournament at] until three doses are taken. The| crease your Class Do matter of the widespread popular-| Litterdale, rg. .----.. 0 rn 0] Walter Kelly, the no! rsinis Ellis —. ES Miami, Fla. first dose always gives relief. The| Strength, energy YOU Belong? ity of sports and looks at the sport | Young, Ig. ---------- 3 1 7 | Judge” and the proudest n rae Bench Show. second and third does completely | 22.4 endurance a pages of the newspapers he wi!l — — —]the world of his young bro! nig] Wenctker -—-—rg.-——.— Annual show of Ottawa Kennel|break up the cold. Pleasant and| diasy apelin iedigcction or Lape find ee etka eat eeuey 13, 3 29] Jack, the champ oarsman, tells this] Woes __ 1 club, Ottawa, Ont. safe to take. Contains no quinine en le, gpd wart these quickly cor bacitaas tion tenet dns fos tue ices oes sc ancianth Siting Tas tana ter nee East Girls (0) Squash Tennis. or opiates. Millions. use “Pape's| zected-1f you have pimples, Lang --------—-rf._-__--- Grisinger| Western championship tourna-| Cold Compoun Price, thirty-five | fine, clear skin, you ‘wilt Anat it it it well Swartz ---------If,--___.__.___ Kerr} ment at St. Louls. Druggists guarantee it.—Ad-| Worth while to make this simple Cleasley ----.---¢.-...----.. Searles Bo: i vertisement. down the tow path of the Brussel's canal, had been worn to the point of collapse watching the Navy xing. Mike Burke vs. Ray Newman, 10 First, see how soon you tire just Success absol oo cbr} ately teed or eight win from the famed Leander] (&P® -- NS SAR oe r weigh Aad measure soured Meee | Zee F5t Deck the ikele ft costs, tor co penian YgeTEETHY bake dd _rg.--------- Cozard | rounds, at Paterson. . SEND IT TO THE take two of MASTIN'S VITAMON | sPestints Weeiieend, take only FAR L ee ene hee aedaced when [Cameron alg... Logue| Jimmy Meno vs. Spencer Gard-] PEARL WHITH LAUNDRY Zablete with cach ‘meal Teeularly. Goctore, Recommended Peearibed LF 23 IN 5 jotice Ow fe - sh pie. seergan highs behind ana} Bunce ..-.------1g..----.-.. Brokaw | ner, 10 rounds, at Patterson. PHONE 1702 esh "you ‘foal the athletes, successful men, attracti ‘women and aniee used by healthy color in your cheek: beat Beresford in the last 75 yards sparkle 1s your even the seem the FIGHT RUL and he was about floored when Kelly and Costello did the same iE CEMA IL U.S. SKATERS Tell Your Friends About FORMULA RUBS OUT Casper and Wyoming barnes ted Press)—The | Kelly after the race, “is it the cus Send them a copy of the Annual Industrial Edition of TRemarkab! disco Ameri: skaters entered for the| ‘om in Amerioa to let the other fel- quick, soothing rele ima paste) ‘Qrents in the Olymple com, |10W. win until the-last few yards? the Casper Daily Tribune and boost Wyoming. This year’s number will be better than ever—the most ern Sout neuralgia and Petitions here beginnirig Saturday Kelly replied that !t was consid- authoritative, up-to-the-minute piece of work ever issued on Casper and Wyoming. to make the op- German Chemistry that has given| threatened today to refrain from|¢**d ®dvantageous ae tp the world the boon of Aspirin for pe senariang ri Saturday's Soenta Ca ponent set the pace and then “take oe rel c adache Ne 3 Novocain for painless dentistry, has | ing to a dispute over the number of} “Mighty effective, tt ts," the Eng: now come forward with another sci-] runners and handlers to be admit- ses Weddle Abo . Sees discovery that promises to Ned to their dressing rooms. Ushman replie damnably an- noying.”” The “Judge”, who is the world's open story telling champion, also oA View cambination.of certain olla Standi f new combinatton o! has been discovered Sar ogi? 14 tan ing be) has this one: ar F liqu at affoi imi ediate reli from pain in many Beresford, son of a lord, wasn’t in ces. It i ao Beuateat! ge that keen about competing against Kel- eee in “trad ” mad by the beay eiesuent: Bee ie eh pital ee AEN S bas if most advanced and stubborn cas League He was forced by courtesy to say ces OF this, remarksble. oll something after Kelly had beaten him in the finals and he walked up creaking joints with the to him and forced out: fone become supple, t! 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