Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 7

UNE’S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS |* METHODIST FIVE CAPTURES CITY|PROWISION MADE TOHANDLE (TIME EXTENDED First in News Of All Events ADVANCE GOSSIP ON LEAGUES past two seasons under * * contract that netted him $25,000 has signed a year's contract at an increased salary. LEAGUE TITLE IN FINAL GAME} pi Down to Defeat, RediCeanne Go 25 to 17, in GREAT CROWD AT ELKS FIGHT; No detail is being overlooked by the promoters NG PLATFORM IS LOWERED the card is a high class lineup. Cor- BY LUIS. FIR Promoter Given Until Short Sketches of the Clubs and Training Camps Selected for Spring Work BY JOHN B. FOSTER Beyond this. strip of saline beauty SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITR LAUNDRY PHONE 1702 t be < of the Elks boxing] bett is said to be just a little rough- Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribune|there is a bar. Not with a brass ; Fast Contest; Robinson Stars in card next Wednesday to insure the|er than Al Webster of Billings, the March 1 to Post NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—The]rail but one that the Gulf of Mexico . 4 best possible accomodations for the| boy he fights. If he is, the specta- 24 Brooklyn team plays ball in the heaped up when the word bar had ° Before Bi Crowd Last Ni t. fans. The ring will be two feet| tors are in for one of the toughest Forfeit Spring on the onty auburn diamond | Feputation all its own from Liver- ‘ 4 lower than has hitherto been the|maulng matches that has ever been ~ in captivity. Titan tresses never | D0Ol street to Market street. Bathers ‘ cane st the Elks insuring a mini-| staged in Casper. Webster knows were mubusrer than the fop dress.| frequent the bar, and beyond it is mum of neck stretching on the part] little of the science of the game but| BUENOS AIRES, >. 21.—B: .| the habitat of the biggest ars in 7,_,F laying brilliant basketball, particularly in the last] of those close up to the aquared| when it comes to cave roar tae tne ‘Assoclated Presa) Hush Gere. alae Er RR reais) tie CRSA Stated: Ita whece ther ‘ half, the Methodists last night defeated the Red Crowns| “cle. The ring has also been mov-| he 1s on hand in every round, land, business representative of Luis|iyn players nearly all turned blonde |°2tch fish 25 to 17 and thereby won the championship of the city] i,2°w%, (othe stage so as to pro] Johnny “Kid Mex of Pueblo and| Firpo, the Argentine fighter, an. | 3" ,Dayers nearly all turned } light ABST EAT Oe f P vide a better view for the specta-| Frankie Darren of Salt Lake should| nounced that Firpo had granted an " 1 ; league, the silver loving cup and the right to represent] tors. Every scat should conmena| oot up a spectacular fight. ‘Tielextension of time to March for the | onirted his faen all arin’ aoe win F : Casper in the Rocky Mountéin tournament at Denver.|an unobstructed view of the ring. | Mexionn boy tae wet a ee of ee posting by Lew Raymond of thelor white paste so he wouldn't re- ; The game drew the biggest crowd of the season and the| The class of the cand has attract-| rood ones und Darren has been| $50,000, prelisinary’ fest money | turn north and not be known by his ; Spectators were rewarded with ed considerable attention outside of coming fast in the Mormon state.! for the Prospective bout which Ray-| own family, \, plenty of flashy play the city and delegations of fans are| Both are anxious to make a rep in|mond’s syndicate is trying to ar- = BY DETROIT SLUGGER ‘ shooting. and.) clever | pected. from: Thermopolis, Lavoye,| Casper to insure them future bouts|/range between Firpo and Harry| There are mary pines and some i Salt Creek and Glenrock. The re.| here, wits, palms within the vicinity of the M’TIGUE SIGN NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 21.—Mike McTigue, world’s light heavyweight champion .and Young Stribling, of Georgia have been matched to box a 12 round no-decision contest in this city the night of March 31, it was anounced by Dave Culnan, one of the promoters, During: the first half the Method- ‘ists seemed unable to find them- selves and the Red Crowns emerged on top of the heap 14 to 9. During this period Patterson of the Red Crowns and Mechling, captain of the Methodists. were put out of the game for a fistic encounter. The substitutes put in did not slow the play up to any extent and the game went on with as much snap as ever. The Methodists played a much faster game in the second half and had the Red Crowns completely at sea. putation, and ability of every boy on the card, with the exception of Bobby Corbett is known to the ring fans in this part of the state, and CARL MAYS Seats are now on sale at the Smokehouse and the Henning bil- Mard parlor and the advance sales are reported good. SHOULD WIN FOR THE REDS, FARRELL DECLARES “If the money does not arrive by that date,” said Gartland, “there will be to fight between Firpo and Wills now, or e Firpo previously had demanded that this forfeit be posted in a Buenos Aires bank before ‘the end of this week. Omaha Hurler Changes Mind, Clearwater diamond and there is a club house that is fitted*up better than some of the club houses on the National league circult and which is fronted from one end to the other with a wide veranda. Many comfort- able rockers are on the veranda and when the players are not cal’ed up- on to run once around the bases they may be found enjoying the balmy air and the delightful outlook fn the rockers, It is not, however, a rocky road to Dublin to train at Clearwater even though it may seem 80. DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 21.—Just nine minutes were required for Harry Heilmann, an 1923 champion batter of the American league, to come to terms with the manage ment of the Detroit Tigers, it was announced today. Heilmann, who Simple Home Treat- ment for Swollen Veins M JUNIORS— Little Ms One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy costed. For ebil- dren and adulta. eta 25"Box YourDruggist There 1 t in Florida with nes anata kz : ere is no town in Florida Cc T tt Sees Methodist center, was Goes to Yanks more natural beauty than Clear] ¢ you or any relative or friend f hamp rotver fs scoring star of the game, count. water. 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He wants to be in a position to.say:| ";ctlved from the New York Yan.| spiration. apply night and morning to the ® President of the Orange County Driving Park as- sociation announced today that ar- rangements had been completed to have Peter Manning, 1:56% cham- pion trotter, and Sanardo 1:59% pacer, race against the world's re cord over a half mile track at a meet here August 5, 6 and 7, Sport Calendar Racing. Meeting of Business Men's Racing association, at New Orleans. Meeting of Cuba-American Jocke: club, at Havana. A Meeting of Tiajuana Jockey club, at Tiajuana. Track. Annual indoor meet of George- town university, fa ang hae D. Cc. Eastern International Dog Derby, at Quebec. — Motor Boat. Annual regatta of the Palm Beach Yacht club. P Bench Show. Annual show of Eastern Dog club opens in Boston, Basketball. Southern Intercollegiate A. A. championship tournament opens at “Macon, Golf. Twentieth annual Tin Whistle tournament, at Pinehurst. Open tournament opens at Corpus Christl, Texas. Ormond Beach championship tour- nament, Ormond Beach, Fla. Cuban amateur championship Boxing. Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. cham- pionships, at Indianapolis. RHEUMATISM Leaves You Forever Every druggist in this county is authorized to say to every rheu- matic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of Allenrhu, the sure con- querer of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly re- turn your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous re- sults have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffer- ing and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless, Mr. James H. 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The first match game of lacrosse ever played in America by women took place the other day in Los Angeles. : San Diego {s to have an up-to-date athletic club, patterned after similar clubs in the largest Pacific coast ith Miss Ruth Ringer, a player on an Indiana high school basketball team, tossed in 46 goals from‘ the floor in @ recent game. 2 Carroll Ebright, formerly of the University of Washington, haa assumed the duties of head coach of the University of Caltfor:la crew. February 18 is the new date fixed for the 10-round bout at St. Paul between Dave Shade of California and Billy Wells, the English junior middleweight. ~ An even dozen newcomers will be included in the squad of 32 players which Manager Killifer of the Chi- cago Cubs will take to California for spring training. The University of Washington basketball team has made an excel-, lent record this season, keeping out in front in both the Pacific coast and Northwest conference races, The 400-acre estate of the late William Rockefeller at Tarrytown, N. ¥., with a house containing 175 rooms, is to be converted into a country club of national character. QUIGK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablete That is the joyful cry of thousand# For these reasons it was among baseball men here that the transfer from the New York Yan- kees to the Cincinnati Reds would help Car! Mays, the only submarine pitcher in captivity. Mays has all the natural qualifi- cations of a great pitcher. He is young, as baseball players are rated, he is game and he is the most wil- Ung toiler in beseball, He didn't get along with the New York Yankees because he didn't, ike his surrounding and he couldn't get along with the manager of the club. Figuring that he would be happier in Cincinnati, that he can get along with the genial Pat Moran and that ‘his underhand delivery~ought to” go good against National League bat- ters who have never looked at it, the wise baseball men figured that he ought to be one of the best pitchers on,that fine staff which the Reds have gatb<:cu. For some reason, John McGraw expresses the opinion that Mays will be a bust for Moran. Perhaps McGraw rates him on the tempera- ment that he showed with the Yan- kees and figured that “he would be with the Reds just what he was with the Yankees—a crabby hermit, sulky and hard to get along with. If Mays wants to pitch in Cin- cinnati, if he gets a chance to do @ lot of work and gets away good, he ought to win a lot of games, be- cause he can pitch. Gathering from what he sald in an interview with Tommy Laird, the able sport editor of the San Francisco News, Mays not only wants to pitch for Pat Moran, but he is “crazy” to get started. Mays told Laird it was the most Pleasant surprise of his life when he heard that he had been released from the, Yanks to the Reds. “I have been trying for two years to get away from Huggins,” he said, “and I hed just about given up hope. I broke into the majors under Bill » and Pat Moran is just ke him. I naturally desired to play with the Reds, and you can imagine how pleased I was over the transfer.” Mays said that Hugging, didn't deserve much credit because he plays favorites too much and he blamed the Yankee manager for making a bust out of Frank O'Doul, because he wouldn't give him a chance. The former Yankee pitcher sald the Reds had given him the best contract he ever had, and that he was going to work his head off to make good for Pat Moran. sees Mays, who has established his home in Portland, also gave his opinion of American League bat- ters. He made the interesting observation that Harry Heilman was a much better hitter than Babe Ruth. i Ruth's greatest handicap, he sald, is his overanxiety to hit. He goes after all kinds of bad balls, while Heilman will not be pulled an any- thing he does not like. Ruth can hit only certain pitch: ers. Some pitchers can never get him out and others, like Urban Shocker, laugh at him, Mays said. He classed Ruth as a sporadic hitter who is weak against left- handers, while Heilman is a .400 hitter in every game against both kinds of pitching. Mays said he would walk Heil- man, a right-handed better, every time in a pinch, but that he would pitch to Ruth, a ieft-handed batter, every time. If the Reds get into the series against the Yankees next fall, Mays allows that he will pitch to the Babe and show that it {s easy for a smart pitcher to make a sucker out of the Babe. eee The recent Dundee-Moran fight was staged to decide the man best fitted to engage Benny Leonard in a championship bout this summer. ‘The only thing it decided, or proved, “We won the pennant, of reverses to remark: didn't get the best ee Friends of Walter Reuther’s, on the coast, after reading that the Dutch southpaw was playing golf with his boss, Charkéy Ebbets, in Florida, remarked to his father: “At last, Walter is in good with Ebbets.” To which Reuther, Sr., answered: “Ach, you should say Mr. Ebbets iss in goot mit mine Valter.” vee With Reuther perfectly satisfied with the contract Ebbets. gave him and apparently in complete accord with the boss, with whom he had disagreed so violently in the pasty it is not a guess that Reuther will win a iot of ball games for the Squire next season. SPORT BRIEFS BALTIMORE—Mickey Papner of Philadelphia defented Ted Marchant of England in a hard fought 15- round bout. or in case ‘My manager out of the team.” . NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Yale team defeated Brown university 47 to 15. CHEYENNE, Wyo.,—Don “Ter ror” Long of Colorado Springs, won & popular referee's decision over Lew Fontana of Cheyenne at the end of ten rounds of fast fighting here. acted as referee. therweights. The men are fea- OAKLAND, Calif.—Jack Boehler, pitcher for the Oakland club in the Pacific Coast baseball league, came to terms with the club today after having been .a holdout for two weeks. POR’ Cline of Oak- land won ten ‘round decision over Ted Krache of Houquiam, Wash. ——$—— SIKI GOES TO HAVANA HAVANA, Feb. 21.—Battling Siki, French Senegalese boxer arrived| YP here today for a series of exhibition| n bouts. 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