Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 6, 1924, Page 6

seat seabed sadisse esnee abies PAGE SIX ' be Casper Daily Cridune World Results AMATEUR TITLE FIGHTS AND MAT - WATCHES SET TOSTART TONIGHT Drawings for Opening Bouts of Elks Tournament Scheduled for 3 o’Clock Today; Ring Thrills to Offer Treat. Tonight at the Elks club the Wyoming State Amateur boxing and wrestling tournament will get under way with an entry list of 60 boxers and 20 wrestlers running through every division from flyweights to heavyweights. bouts promise to bring out the best amateur talent in the state and some hot matches The program will be on for three consecutive nights, finishing Satur day evening. All preliminary plans for the tournament have been carefully worked out and the drawings will take place at 3 o'clock this after- noon with the entrants weighing in between that hour and 6 o'clock. The first bout will be called at & o'clock Half a dozen athletic clubs and organizations in the city have en tered teams and their backers will be on hand in numbers to lend sup port to their favorites. The Stand- ard, Burlington, American Legion Smokehouse-Pearl Whites and the Casper A. C. have the biggest club entries. A silver loving cup, donated by the Tribune, will be given to the club making the best showing in the tournament. Jack Leary and Cleveland Storrs have been selected as referees for the boxing and wrestling matches respectively, with A. BE. Stirrett and Harry Free acting as judges in the boxing matches. Due to the election of officers to- might by the Elks’ lodge, the open- ing’ of the tournament probably will be slightly delayed. Following is & complete lst of all entrants and their weights: By Leased Wire THERMOPOLIS, WYO. Boxers. Weight. Robert Sherard —~...Heavyweight Newton Inghram -..------—--- 145 TORRINGTON, WYO. ‘Wrestler. Weight Vauglin Cadle ---.. 2135 SMOKEHOUSE Boxers, Weight Horace Benham -—-—-—..----. 90 Billy Logen —.. —~ 93 George Kessis -_-____.. H. Burham ——--—---—- John Ufheil -.. Leonard Bubb -.. Theo. Ohman Vince Crater --..--.. ‘Teed Eshelman Mickey Stanton CUnton Lester H. 8. Shaffer -.- M, Malone ---.. Benny Bennett Ole Abar .. Frank Perkins Bily Glau -. ‘Wrestlers. Chas. Liddendale Teed Eshelman .. Billy Glau ~--.... Marvin Matthews Cc. W. Gorman - H. Matthiesen Bill Bissler -~.. Merton Moore +| Clifford Ellis’... F, A. Vickey A.J. Finnie |THE TRIBUNE ET § PAGE OF SPORTING NEW BALTIMORE T0 | IMPROVE FIELD Grid Stadium to Be En- larged for Annual Gnd Classic. winning team in the initial contest. A few years ago a one-legged box- er known as “Fighting Pug” McCall won considscable renown a8 SOD | 18s ‘cacrect one, Thoqeanes Spee 1 Der in western Pennsylvania. Mc-| tHousands of grateful letters testify pecapm hdl ait ag Mean: Tae to, thi and I want you to try this ent “peg” variety. Notwithstanding | method at my expense. hether your case is of thie handicap he was speedy in his|,,No matter whether your oase ls of ring work and would swap punches| whether it” te whether it is chronic fifty-fitty wo-legged er ment. aca Hh pf hent, you should send for i trial’ tr nt. No matter where you lve—no matter what your LET ME PROVE THIS FREE My internal method for the treat- By WALTER CAMP . Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribune NEW YORK, March 6.—Venable stadium, Baltimore, which the Navy has pickeg up ag the scene of the Army-Navy game next November. is to be brought up to a seating ca- pacity of 72,000, the Baltimore au- thoritles announce. The stadium is a fire structure, and when the edditional seating ca- The are assured for the fans. John McCready -~..-._Heavyweight Samuel Cooper -...-. 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Arthur Bowler—Heavyweight the winner of the senior American John “Scottie” Kidd—Heavyweight.|pentathion championship in an an- nouncement by the middle Atlantic district of the A. A. U. F GONOTIPATED, AMERICAN LEGION WILL FINISH SECOND Lilian Harrison, who recently Cc Boxers— Welght! BELOIT, Wis—Beloit college won swam the River Plate in South t reel CATE, - 105] its third successive midwest basket- By HENRY L. FARRELL —=[Greb, Mickey Walker, Jack Britton, | America 1s planning to attempt the chops che § - 195| batt championship by defeating Cor.|\ (United Press Sports Editor.) | Benny Leonard, Joe Lynch, Johnny Serie: pbetnel Se armel. I Santas ennelere 105) nell, 41 to 32. NEW YORK, Maren 6.—(United| Dundee, Pancho Villa and Frankie remembered that Tiraboschi, 115 Harmless Laxative for the the Argentine _swimme: . = —— Press.}—Connie Mack ventures forth | Genaro are all good citizens and a reniene ° tabisl Sats - 35] PORTLAND.—Jimmy — Delaney, | with the prediction that the closest | credit to the sport. There has been paises. Pkg pred cence chesnal Liver and Bowels Casper Mirror Pronk Sook ~ #8) isnt heavyweight of Oakland, won | and most exciting race of years in|no time in the past when a boxing it i a pele ert lg pra Works ¢ mentee ante - 185), ten round decision over Race-|the American league this year will|fan, with so much assurance and intel wraaitele: mer ts ma rateee we dealt to; take, chive Chek” Memilae = 145 | horse Joe Roberts of Oakland here. | finish with the New York Yankees | Safety, could hold up a ties alee be contauten Shae tie ones PoneY cked code, a: OCR 5 158) Roberts twice made claims of being |in first place and his Philadelphia |th® champions and ai = “Benn we 2 yap ley AaRe - 158) ite low, but the foul was not | Athletics second. the matter with them?” Pats Siege are! (He Sens ee cart = allowed. Just a year ago Mack, less enthu-| The percentage does not run one |‘ Master than those she encount- 3 restlers— Weight silastic, confined his ballyhoo fe} the| hundred per cent among all the | ¢red in the Platte. One can hardly tiene - }35| EL DORADO, Ark.—Pal Moore of | Athletics to the sober and conven. | boxers, but practically all of the |Help feeling Psa Papin P als fed Sten Wess - {$5 ] memphis, won a newspaper decision | tional warning: “Look out for| Prominent boxers, the contenders ees er oie BE ~ 158) over Bobby Hughes of Shreveport, | chem!’ and the first-class fighters are an |t#nly in ti Leo Hanlon—Heavywelght ina ten round bout here. ‘The men |’ For halt of the 1928 season the| asset to tho sport. ‘There are ‘our | Women are coming more nearly to CASPER A. ©. are bantamweights. Athletics did enough to make every- | fighters of good reputation that can bad peridy ght men than in almost as one look out, and they began to|be counted against one who is not. . NEW YORK.—Despite the dis- qualification of its two teams in the medley relay, one of which was led to the finish first by Jole Ray the Illinois athletic club captured the national senior A. A. U. indoor track and field championships for the second consecutive year. cut such a figure that for the first time in nine years Philadelphia papers sent correspondents on the road with the team, of the public and the heavyweight Mack says that the team he has!champion was a bum. The whole organized for the 1924 pennant race business gets its social rating prin- represents just about what he had ,Cipally from the heavyweight cham- in mind in 1914, when he broke up | Pion. one of the greatest of all baseball machines and announced that he would build a new one. He was patient for ten years and the fans in Philadelphia were patient with him, because he was building, while the National league club was selling. His generosity in conceding the 1924 pennant to the Yankees at- taches more responsibility to his It would avail little, however, if all the other champions were one hundred per cent in the estimation Missou Tyle ------..-..... 105&115 Albert Stanko ~—... - 125 Earl Slick -----_. - 135 Walter Henry Stanley Stevens -. B. L. Mahaffey—Heavy TEXAS A. C. FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio 5S; Motor Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished oe Boston fight fans are looking for-} Feel fine! No griping or tncon- ward to an interesting session on} venience follows a gentle liver and the night of March 7, when Rockey} bowel cleansing with “Cascaret: Kansas and Archie Walker are to| Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, meet in a 10-round contest at one of| Indigestion, and all such distres: the Boston-clubs. Both boxers are| gone by morning. For Men, Women fast fighters and good punchers.- | and Children—10c boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes, any drug store.—Adver- Arne Borg, the Swedish swimming! tisement. i POUGHKEEPSIB, New “York, March 6.—Twenty-six Vassar stu- dents were ¢lected to Phi Beta Kappa, it was announced at the Chapel service here. The list in- cluded Marge Yegen, Billings, Mont. OAKLAND, Calif. — Bermondsey Billy Wells, welterweight champion of England, and Jimmy Duffy of Oakland, holder of the Pacific coast welterweight title, fought four rounds to a draw here, Boxers— George Schuler George Hicks .. Weight Herbert Sprague Clayton Hoffman Harvey Crowe -.._.. Earnest Lynn --.........-. Bil Lane SPRINGS, Ark. —Jack heavyweight champion of HOT Renault, Loyd Taggat Canada, announced that after a/| prediction that the Athletics will Clyde Wilson bout with Cliff Kramer of the Pa-/ finish in second place than can be Harry Benell cific coast, in Minneapolis, Friday, | granted to the usual statement of he would go to New York in an effort to arrange a match with Luis Angel Firpo, TAYLOR FIGHTS VILLA TONIGHT MILWAUKEB, Wis., March 6 Pancho Villa, world champion fly- weight, and Bud Taylor of Terre Haute, Ind., took only light exer- HY ~ cises today and both are ready to PEARL WHIT® LAUNDRY enter the ring here tonight for their PHONE: 1703 ten round no-decision match. Clifford Elli; ‘Wrestlers— @ manager who might be talking to help the business office. The Athletics have a young ball club that possibly does not look as good on paper as the Detroit Tigers or the Cleveland Indians, but it has been fairly established what the Tigers and Indians are capable of and there is no way to tell what the Athletics can do if they get off on the right foot and are able to keep their balance. Mack's opinion that the American league race will be a real contest is not in Hne with the prevailing opinion that the Yankees ought to have another easy march to the championship. The Yankees have. the same Charles Sweeney . . LAVOYE e Boxers— Elmer Miles Arnold Pacon .. Wrestlers— Mark Tomlison SE strength that won three pennants in a row. Perhaps the team is slightly better than it was last year, because it is better equipped with reserve strength. It has hitting, pitching and flelding that is good if it is not exceptional. Cleveland has been strengthened at first base and there are reasons to believe that the Indians may ‘get some better pitching. Speaker has a number of very promising young pitchers that should be developed by Frank Roth. The hitting of the club is all that could be wanted, Detroit, runnerup two years in . the race, has not been ‘strengthened, ri =<-:=s! Elks Amateur Tournament ELKS’ AUDITORIUM Tonight | it was last year. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY BOXERS = WRESTLERS WAITING FOR THE BELL ; IN THE ‘The Athletics and the Boston Red Sox are the only t is that have been strengthened dfring the off- season. Boston hasn't been rebuilt into a pennant contender, but Lee Foht will have a team that should win more games than it did last year. a Saree nothing so amazing about this tremendous popularity when you think about it! White Ow! is al- ways the same uniform high quality — the greatest value, by long odds, on the market, eee Tt is apparent that when Demp- sey became champion he assumed a feeling of responsibility and took it upon himself to make the title worth having. If Dempsey did any- thing in his youth or before he had won the championship that might have restricted his efforts to elevate himself, it was pardonable, because he did not have the chance to polish himself that the ordinary boy has today. It 1s worth comment that those Who seek to discredit Dempsey have to go back to the days when he was riding the rods and there is no dis- Brace in that; or they have to dig up his war record and pick him out as one of thousands who failed to carry a gun. Dempsey has been a credit to Him: se! and to the business in which he 10 Boxing Bouts 4 Wrestling Matche t has been engaged. He has done en x N i ‘ = i nothing nee he became champion to get himself in bad, or hurt the : os S game, On the other hand, © done everything to ge y Publis ralueder tee Free ADMISSION—$1.10—$1.65 There {s not a single one of the present world’s champions, however, who is a discreditable character. ‘i ey Alike McTigue, Gene Tunney, Harry Tickets on Sale at the Smokehouse ‘