Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, MATCHED FOR KID MEX AND FRANKIE DARREN < 1924 NEXT ELKS GARD Three Good Bouts Already Sol Pitted Against Woodhall Signed With Young and Kid Ross Against Joe Coffee. Three excellent looking bouts have the resumption of ring activities at the been lined up for Elks club, the date for the card being Wednesday, February 27. In the main go Kid Mex, stack up against the Pueblo lightweight, will Frankie Darren of Salt Lake City, claim- ant of the lightweight championship of the Rocky Moun- CHAMP STOWS “EM AWAY FAST Southern Tour Fails to Reveal Any Heavy Contenders. By FAIR PLAY (Copyright, 1924 Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Feb, 13.—Dempsey seems to be taking on all comers in his tour of the lower southern tier. Dutch Selffert, the 225 pound Arkansas product whom Dempsey stowed away in forty-five seconds in Memphis the other night, had been lying In wait for the champion. Se!f- Tart a Teena? guy, granite jowl that of stuff. But the charhpion caved it in. § Only « champion with e fearful punch ike Jack’s is taking a small risk in giving anyone who wants it a chance at-his title. For were Jack knocked out that is exactly what he would lose, Everyone will recall the capital Jack Munroe made out of sticking along with Jim Jef- fries and him one. or two good ones. But Jeff was a pretty rugged hitter so of course, were John L, Sullivan, originator of this pastime and Bob Fitzsimmons. Cor- bett depended more upon his speed and boxing than his hitting. An affair with a man named Monahan at the Lyceum theater in Philadelphia in whieh Ss alt ie ed put; the tough) bind but. injured two of his knuckles, caused W. A. Brady, Corbett's manager, to engage Con. McVey to travel two weeks ahead of the show, McVey accord- ing to Brady, knew how to be knock- ed out better than any man ho eyer saw. He was knocked out by Corbett ell over the country under a dif- ferent name and title for every city. ee Iowa to Race All-Eastern Relay Quartet IOWA CITY, Iowa, Feb. 13.—The University of Iowa mile relay team, composed of H. C. Morrow, G. B. Noll, C. R. Brockins and E. C. Wil son, will meet an all-eastern quartet in a special race at Iowa City on May 3, it was announced today. Negotiations are under way between Sones Bresnahan and Hugh H. rshon of the Wilson A, A., New. » infor- mation from Mr. Hirshon states that he will be able to bring four of the best quarter milers in the east to Iowa City. if An attempt will be made by both teams to establish a new world’s record for both the mile and the 1,600 meter relay, the latter event " being included on the Olympic pro- sram. ©The Towa ‘team already holds the American intercollegiate mark of 3:16 9-10 and the National A. A. 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You will bave the quickest rellef known. Always say “Rowles.” Advertisement, tain region. Kid Mex is a rushing, two handed scrapper and was matched for a recent card here with Kid Lee. The latter who has been meeting with all kinds of success around Boston since hd evaporated from Casper, refused to come on for the match and Kid Mex was con- sequently not seen in action. The other main go wil! bring to- gether Young Sol of Pueblo and Jimmie Woodhall of Thermopolis. Young Sol won decisively here in his last start from ‘Frankie West of Denver and proved himself a flashy youngster with a snappy left hand. In Woodhall he will be up against an old time Casper favorite who can be expected to give a good account of himself on all occasions. This match looks as though Young Sol wi'l do most of the pitching but Waodhall might surprise the boys. Ernie Ross, who is getting to be @ big favorite with Casper fans since he returned to the ring after a year’s absence, will be on for 10 rounds against Joe “Awful” Coffee, the Pueblo junior lightweight. This Will be the first real test Ross has had since he came back into the ring and local followers will watch this match with interest. Ross fights Paddy Ricks at Lead, 8. D. Monday night but this should be easy for him as Ricks is not the fighter he was four years ago, his long absence from the ring slowing him up. The usual four-round curtain rals- er will be on for the opening num- ber. COWBOYS LOSE SECOND GAME LARAMIE, Wyo,, Feb. 13.—Mon- tana State collége’ defeated the Uni versity of Wyoming,"24 to"26,'in the second of a series of two basketball games here last night. Montana also. won Monday's game. The Bozeman squad led 11 to 9 at the end of the first half and lengthened their lead in the second period. Glynn, the Montana center. starred for the visitors. The game was rough in spots and was marked by uncertain basket shooting, Montana State college will play the University of Colorado at Boul- der, Colo., tonight. Sport Gossip The latest fight staged by Bessie Prenty, a. Philadelphia's negro woman fight promoter, ts a lively contest with the Pennsylvania State Athletic commission, which has ven-\ tured to object to the way in which Bessie has conducted some of her boxing shows in the Quaker City. As_an active participant in sport, King George's favorites have been racing, yachting, fishing and shoot- ing. As a spectator, he is fondest of football, and never fails to attend several of the big matches in the course of the season. He has also some lking for watching an inter- esting cricket match, though he himself never played the game, “It fs not generally known that billiards had its origin in an outdoor pastime. This was ‘‘paille maille,” an old French game p'ayed like croquet. Exactly when the billiard table came into use is not clear, but reference is made to it in a manu- script dated 1591, the writer class- ing billiards with dice and cards and “other thriftless games.” Boxing is one of .the world’s old- est sports. The noble art of self- defense was practiced more than thirty centuries ago. It was indeed a strong man’s game. One hero, called Encedalus, used to slay oxen by giving them one blow between the eyes with his fist. Boxing gloves were in use even in those early days; but there was a difference. The earllest glove consisted of a strip of leather, reinforced with lumps of brass and lead, which was wound round the pugilist’s fist. 2 Sib en Fire Mead In the Gilbert islands the men an dwomen speak Uterally a differ- ent language. The men use one language in talking among them- selves and the women do likewise. The difficulty of mutual intercourse is overcome by making the women use the masculine tongue when talking to the men. And the men do not trouble their heads about the other. —_>—__—_ Manila rope is made from the stems of the leaves of a species of banana. ‘Gladys Robinson, champion woman skater of Canada, record for -e recently broke ‘This unusual action picture shows 100 yards at Onota Lake. her at @ dimficult angle. QUARTER MILLION IN UNPAID SUBSCRIPTIONS ON STADIUM By LAWRENCE PERRY. (Copyright, NEW YORK, Feb. nearly $250,000 unpaid subscriptions on the University of Illinois sta- dium, George Huff, athletic director at Illini, says that plang to complete the great and dedicate it upon the occasion of the Michigan game hang in the 1924, Casper Tribune.) 13.—With threaten, amphitheater this year | expedient indeed, wholly nécessary. but balance. In fact, even worse things Huff and the other members of the stadium committee have decided to place the accounts of delinquents in the hands of attorneys for collec- tion after February 21, a melancholy evidently If the stadium is to be completed @he Casper Daily Ceidune CAGE LEAGUE LEADERS CLASH IN TITLE GAME HERE TONIGHT; METHODISTS PLAY SALT CREEK Two red hot basketball games are assured at the high school gym this evening when the Methodists meet the undefeated Salt Creek quintet | and the American Legion and the Red Crowns get together in finals of the City league. The Salt Creek team is made up of former collegians and it has won easily from the majority of the teams it has met. The game tonight should bring out some of the best basketball of the season. The Red Crowns will be forced to defeat the Legion this evening in order to tie the Methodists for first Place in the city league and a chance at possession of the loving the cup offered the league winners. The Legion five is just as determined that it will win from the refinery aggregation. The probable lineup of the two teams is as follows: Red Crowns Legion Right Forward Rynalski Maupin Left Forward Rae Cochrane Center Patterson Clowrey Right Guard Kida Morgan Left Guard Erickson. “ ‘Varnadore MERMAIDS SMISHING|NATIONAL TO RECORDS; DEVELOPMENT| GIVE PLAYER IN SWIMMING IS FAST] PRIZE, RULING By WALTER CAMP. (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—The wholesale smashing of swimming records that has taken place in the southern carnival emphasizes the fact that there fs no department of sport in which women have de veloped more rapidly than in the water sport. 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