Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1925, Page 8

a I ni f de PAGE EIGHT “Che Casper Sunday Cribune SUNDAE? APRIL 19, 1925 First in News | Of All Events | ee eens v= THE TRIBUNE’S PA nating fea NFU! YORK f, ¢, THIS COSLIN HATES GOOSE EGGS VST BIE A MARK FOR HALE Hopes to Lead Le ague in Aiding Runs Tl PRINCETON MILE LOWERED ae Illinois and Kansas Run- ners Set Paces in Two: Events. Stimulating Effect 4 Found in Presence With Tigers. FARM To A PITCHER n this ® than LAWRENCE Kan., April | o Yost play | ~ 18.—(United Pre —Two| , n as a line Creek reset world’s records w broken one—on the | Ne: pasieae abo n et n the third Kansas relays heats pane : here today. eee ; 0 will swap punches with Charle Durir 1k 1e half-mile univ wingcard next ‘THiredh se 1 5 Ur “ HIM GOOSE BUT from HE'S No WER to show hiaweten ‘and n ft Uy OOT ON THE n Keck and Al Witty} r I Ity of 8 ‘ EE wo. are te | Webster-Commiskey, Hayden-Long and Ross- There isa won Murphy Bouts Next Thursday Night field material here Pe Mean Thrills for Fans. t paid an: The interest of Casper fight fans for the coming week is | centered in the El ll-star boxing card, in which many of foremost pugilisti of the Rocky Mountain region will mix Teather at the s auditorium on Thursday evening, April 23, for the benefit of the Elks charity fund. The Webster- Commiske ght and the contest between | Speedball Hayden ne battle between Speedball H 0; Phil Detr St. Louis e du demon ¢ Ni ational ‘League k oklyn, 1 Boston Cincinnati, 1 " Pond, one most Synous: athietes, *s @tamond cher, On the in the back field, x ~ WINNER OVER (S200: ear ei apes eae hicag d leading football Heid he International League sey City R. H 211 000 000-4 § —-81) 1 r MeAvoy; | re With Plenty of Science, Endurance and Action Will Be Seen at the LKS ALL-STAR BOXING CARD ELKS AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, APRIL 23 FEATURE BOUTS AL WEBSTER VS. TOMMY COMISKEY of Billings of Omaha Icvand Gaston 1a poli 001 001 000 oF THE BIG SHOV’|. 32-Kounds of Boxing-32 |. AUSPICES ARKEON ATHLETIC CLUB [/ Club Standings | Sa mt ro e and Rohrer Western League. Joseph n diamond this after 2—MAIN EVENTS—2 cry American League, | At Tulsa iy R. Ht ERNIE “KID” ROSS SPEEDBALL HAYDEN 0 1000 | Des Aotnes Speedball Hayden of Casper vs. Charley Long of Omaha Casser's Favorite Gasaus : | Kid Ross of Casper ys. Dynamite Murphy of Denver ‘B BILLY PAPKE KID WINIFREY mer Carey vs. Missou Pyle, Both of Casper 000 | Omaha Oklahoma ¢ Denver's Wildcat Omoha §—OTHER BIG BOUTS—LOOK THEM OVER—§& AND OTHER GOOD PRELIMINARY FIGHTERS National League. and chub— w L. Pct. | How: Kling, p i | Cincinnati 1 800] Lu {ch | Toots Warden vs. Lou Eastman | Kid Phelps vs. Mike Lester | New York 1 18 - | GET K E A : Leonard Blaisdell vs. Kid Trugillo Kid McCash vs. Ed. Haygood | enicare 2 ‘900 ; YOUR TIC TS E RLY rlie Se . 4 ine Gy: ‘ y Phjladelp! 2 B00 mS , oe Charlie Semlar vs. Fighting Gross | Bob Jones vs. Joe Tass j Enpagep ht : i0|| Today’s Games Prices $1, $2 and $3—at Smokehouse and Recreation i SHOW STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8:20 | at yauls a “0 | ] i Hd i i witeubiivets iS cheirheycr yl National League | : “ j _ RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE eet ; ils. at Chisago. Our Slogan—“Always a High-Class Show at the Elks” At the id Hotel, Gladstone Billiard Parlor, Arkeon Dancing Academy, | a by ah | dein See area ‘ iret | New ve k Brooklyn Harry Yesness Store GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY gside $1.50, Reserved $1.00, These shows open to Elks, their friends and the public. Ladies’ attend~ ance especially solicited. American League. ganizatior Chicago at St. Louis. Admission 75¢ : ee Clevel Adinission—-I Gen'l