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, 1921-06-09
First IN NeWs
OF All Euents
PLAY. TO START TODAY I
FOR BILLIARD IIIlEl

The first Of a series Of eight games.
-four Of which win be played in Cas-
per and four In Sheridan. Wyo.. to
decide the title Of state billiard cham
pIon between Heinie Kerr and Roy
Butcher will be played In Casper at
; O'Clock this afternoon Each game
will b. i25-point limit for a finished
total Of 1000 points.
Kerr who is meeting Butcher. halls
from the Palace Parior in Sheridan.
He has been recognized as the cham.
pion OF the northern part of the state
for years. o. J. Mills IS promoting
the event.
The Casper end OF the series WI
be played NJ the Union Pool nail and
the Sheridan games at the palace. The
two games today. one this afternoon
and one this evening should enable
the dopesters TO get a line en- the title
cialmantc-
, 1921-06-09
Il THE TRIBUNE,S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS +
OF FORMER
CHAMPIONS

The heavyweight championship
slipped put Of the grasp Of an Amer
fcan for the first time on St. Pat
rick's day, 1897. when Robert Fffr-
simmons, n Ianky Australian,
pounded James J. Corbetf into sub
mission In the fourteenth round Mt
Carson City. New.
Tsis occasion was the first Of its
kind at which moving pictures were
taken. Beth fighters enjoyed kin
ctcscopc rights rs the side money
from the movies was denominafed
Mt that time.
IL was also the beginning Of wom-
ans entry into the role OF spec
tailor.
After Fitzsimmons had planted n
blow over Corbett,s heart and then
brought the battle to y close by
slashing rights and lefts to the
stomach, the Australians admirers
ieaped INTO the ring and tried to
grasp him by the mitt in congratu-
iatioh- Corbett. famed with anger,
charged through the fans and he
and the new champion were locked
In n vicious dinch. Outsiders sep
aratcd them.
, 1921-06-09

challenge cup for the singles cham
pionshlp. which must be won three
years straight to permit permanent
possession. is the g.ft Of the Midwest
Refining company.
Wyoming honors. IL is Indicated,
viii be contested by he best ten
mis- players of three ~states-wyominE,
Colorado and Utah. assurances have
been received by officials here TINT
Denver, Salt Lake City. Cheyenne.
laramie and Sheridan as well rs other
places Will be represented. Entrants
from Denver will include Ed King.
enc OF last years city doubles cham
pions; Don Harker. city AMI state
champion at various times during h
last few years: Herman Glow. now at
tending school at Colorado college. and
cne of the most promising OF Denver's
long list OF ntduet artists. ART Dexter
Keezer. another of the Cit 8 best
I'iav win be conducted on n Mid
west courts.
Two pairs OF players are expected
from nj Lake City and wroming's
best will make up n large list OF en-
trants. including w. I. Rehr. Jr.. OF
Casper. Denver city and Colorado state
champion and runner-up in the inter
mountain singles last year at Salt
Lake. Rehr has met and defeated
many OF the best players who will ap-
pear here.
Social events connected with the
tournament include a banquet TO be
held on the night OF June 81 and a
dance the night following.
, 1921-06-09
CHAMPION LIMITED TO
TWO MEALS DAILY FOR
REMAINDER OF PERIOD

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. June a.
The noon hour dinner vel no longer
rings for Jack Dempsey The worlds
heavyweight champion today was
placed on a restricted diet and his eat
ing was reduced TO two meals q day.
breakfast and dinner. How long this
order OF things win a. depends upon
the speed and manner IN which he
takes off weight
The order cutting Dempsey to two
meals n day was issued following his
enforced iayoff from boxing due to the
reopening Of the cash over his left
eye Lack OF work with n gloves.
his handlers believed. would n o make
II possible for the champion to reduce
as scientifically as had been planned,
SO It was decided to eliminate the
100 day meal.
Spectators who watched the cham
pion work out yesterday gasped in
establishment at his terrific punching
power and speed n shifting.
, 1921-06-09
NURSE is
HEROINE OF
BIG FLOOD

PUEBLO. Colo. June IA fine
example of hercism on the part of
a nurse during fridays flood. came
TO light today.
Mrs. Maud waiburn was nursing
a mother and young baby on West
Fifth street when the flood came.
She refused to leave without her
patients An automobile was sent
for her but the flood drove It back.
Mrs. WaIburn helped the mother
and baby out of the top OF a window
into boat and refused to go be-
cause the load would have been too
heavy. Before rescuers had come
back. Mrs. waiburn was forced into
the second story. then broke her
way into the attic. and forced a hole
through to the roof from which she
was rescued.
, 1921-06-09
CARPENTER NOT
WORRYING. REPORT.

MANHASSET. N Y. June s.
Georges Carpenter Is well aware OF
the fact that he will enter the ring
on July ?. several pounds lighter than
Dempsey. the champion. but he does
not worry about It.
He has demonstrated to his own sat.
~isfaction in spafring with Joe Jean
cite and Tau Journec. that he can
drop a heavy man with ease.
Jeanette. who topped the scales at
$40 pounds. went down Monday after
o o under the chailenger's v
handed right.
Georges is in the air wher deliver.
ing the short right overhanded blow
and he is working for n speedy re-
coverys knowing il to be dangerous
business to be caught off balance.
, 1921-06-09
BABE RUTH
GETS DAY IN
GOTHAM JAIL

NEW YORK. June s.-"Babe"
Ruth, home nj king Of the New
York Americans. today was SEN
fenced to n day in the city prison
and fined 500 in magistrates court
for automobile speeding. Iii
Babe lost some OF his famous
sunny disposition when he heard
the Jail sentence pronounced. After
peeling off n 500 bin TO pay the
fine he was led from the courtroom
by a keeper to begin serving his
timo. Officially his day In jail ends
af 4 o'clock this afternoon.
well 1 may play half Of the
game. he remarked. referring TO
the game with Cleveland today;
, 1921-06-09
Funeral
OF Tauest Man

kEMMERER- Wyo.. June S.-Mrs.
A. Vance has returned from Sioux
City. Iowa. where she attended the
funeral OF her nephew. Bernard
Coyne. "a. known as the tallest
man In the world coyne was s
feet 4.inches tall. Needless to re
hate. IL was necessary TO build a
special comm for him
, 1921-06-09
BASIN JUDGE Gets BEAR /.
IN HUNT ON sH0sH0NE

BASIN, Wyo.. June s.-Judge P. W.
Metz Of the Big Horn Basin judicial
district. has returned from a success
full bear hunt on the head OF the South
Fork OF the Shoshone. The judge
killed n 5-yearpld srizziy- The party
lost three horses over a precipice dur
iie a fog. They camped and when the
fog ffted seven mountain sheep were
observed grazing within gunshot of
the camp. (.
, 1921-06-09
Wrestler Training
For Nebraska Bout

David Haun. Casper welterweight
wrestler. recently injured in a match
with Earl Bowler here. has resumed
training for his match with George
Arndt which will be staged at SCOTS
bluff. Neb.. July 4. Arndt is a conner
in Nebraska wrestling circles but
Haun believes that he will be able to
tai h chailenger's measure. -
Haun who is now an empioye Of
the w~eiterweight limit, The July
in Scottsbluff for a number of years.
and has q large following there who
believe that Haun is unbeatable at
the w~eiterweight limit. TIE July
match will be a finish affair.
, 1921-06-09
Games Today

National League.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St Louis.
American League.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York
St Louis at Boston,
, 1921-06-09
TRACK A ENTER.

CHICAGO. June s.-The frst group
or eastern entries in the national COL
iegiate track and field e to De held
here Jun IS. were received today.
Earl Thomson. Dartmouth's world
champion high hurdler. headed the
list. Other eastern schools entering
today were Yale. Amherst, Wesleyan
university of Connecticut and Roches-
ter university.
, 1921-06-09

WASHINGTON. June s.-Alvin T.
Hert Of Louisville. ky- and Repub,
lean national committeeman from
that state. died suddenly Tuesday at
the New Willard hotel here
, 1921-06-09
GIRLS PLAY

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. ". june B.
Girls mt the Bennett school. Milblools.
yesterday played their fathers n game
OF baseball as n feature Of commence
ment. The fathers won in six in
nings, Is to II. A feature Of the
the Misses Mabel Banks and Barbara
Richardson. I.
, 1921-06-09
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

ahead Of George Key Of the Chants.
Babe" Ruth Of the f;ew York Amer
leans. has 16 TO his credit. Kenneth
Williams Of ST. Louis. made his ninth
hom, yesterday.
, 1921-06-09

NEW YORK. June ss-Leach Gross.
veteran New Fork lightweight. has
been matched to meet Gene belmont
of Memphis in a 1o-round bout here
June 81.
, 1921-06-09
CUPS ODE AWARDED TENNIS
CHAMPIONS ARE DONATED HERE
Crack Players Of Three States to Contest Title Play
In State Tournament Here Last Of Month;
Social Features Are Arranged for Month

Seven silver loving cups will be awarded the winners in
the Wyoming State Tennis tournament to be held here DUR
ing the week of June 81 under the auspices of the Casper
Tennis club. Four have been donated by the Casper banks
through the Casper Clearing House association. one by Mich
OILS and STREET.. another by Campbell and Johnson and the
, 1921-06-09
WANTED

Two hundred people With pockets
full of dimes to attend the Pythian
Sisters Carnival. Thursday evening.
June Q. l. o. o. F. hall. Everybody
welcome. e
, 1921-06-09

NEW YORK. June s.-Emn Meusel
OF Phlidelphia. again leads the Ma
tional league in home runs. The
Quaker 'outlcIder' brought his season
total to ten yesterday and now Is one
, 1921-06-09

Last Scores

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
, 1921-06-09

Tribune Classified Ads
Bring Results
, 1921-06-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nehf, SaIlee AND
Snyder; Marquard and Hargrave.
, 1921-06-09

~Batteries-Watson. Oeschger MT
0'NeiI; linn. YeIiowhorse, Morrison
and Schmidt.
, 1921-06-09
A pipe won't burn your
tongue if you smoke A.

pyiaes Albert u
I'D in foppy red
bags, tidy Rcd ffrs,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
hunidors and In
pound crystal glass
n umido wifh
sponge moisfsnR
top.
, 1921-06-09

Observation-Disclosures. Palmero. BUR
well and SEVERED; Bush, Thomahlen.
Russell and Rucl.
Chicago, at Philadelphia; game post
poned; rain.
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The New York herald., 1921-01-06
RARE CHINA AND GLASS SHOWN
Charles Wiley Collection of An
tiaues Placed on Exhibition.

The collection of antique china and
glass formed by the late Charles Wiley
OF East Orange, N. j.. and now on view
ut the American Art Association brought
collectors to the gallery in force yester-
day. and the comparisons of rare pieces
and the examination of marks were
more ardent than usual.
The pieces of old lustrc ware inter-
spersed with Bohemian and other an
tique glasses gives the collection a brill
liant effect. There is much beautiful old
English china, including several Stat
fordshire lustred tea sets, Staffordshire
pitchers and bowls In both solid and
decorated lustres Chinese Lowestoft tea
sets, Wedgwood vases, teap6ts and bowls
and wares from tn, kilns OF Leeds, Coal
port, Whiedon, Liverpool. Jackfeld,
Doulton and Worcester. Among the
platters is q Landing OF Lafayette" in
brilliant blue and a Staffordshire mason
ware platter with a SNOWY border in
red, blue and brown. The Bohemian
glasses include several sets OF glass
girandole candlesticks and vases. hung
with lustres.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
S. D. HEBRON, GOLF
CHAMPION, MARRIED
Pittsburg Amateur Weds Miss
Johnston, Who SdtO Him Win.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 5.-A romance
that had it's beginning on the links of
the Oakmont Country Club in 1919,
when s. Davidson Heron won the ma
tional amateur championship, culmi-
mated tonight in his marriage with Miss
Louise Johnston daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norwood Johnston, in the Third
Presbyterian Church, The edlfce was
crowded with friends and admirers of
the Pennsylvania champion and his
bride. She was his most faithful SUD
porter in the gallery" at Oakmont,
when ne successfully went through 4
tournament that had in it such famous
players as Francis Ouimet, Chick Evans,
Jerome Travers, Bobby Jones. ! Wood
Plat, Robert Gardiner and others. Be
fore the tournament was over it was
announced that the golfer and Miss
Johnston were engaged.
After the ceremony tonight there was
a reception at the Hotel Schenley. The
brides sister, Miss Frances Johnston.
was bridesmaid, and Andrew w. Heron,
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man.,
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
J. M. STERRETT DIES;
SWIMMING EXPERT
Developed Many Stars as
Their Instructor.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.--James M.
Sterrett, authority on swimming and de-
veloper of sorse of the greatest swim
ming stars. died tonight at his home
after long Illness. He was 64 years
old. For many years he had been sec
retary OF the Philadelphia Sporting
Writers Association.
Among the noted swimmers whom
Mr. Sterrett helped to develop were
Olga Dorfner. now retired; Charles b.
Durborew, the distance swimmer: Ray
Uhl and his sister. Eleanor. and Vance
Veith. coach of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic Club. After making good show
ing in swimming races In the early
ninet,es Sterrett decided that he never
could become champion. so he devoted
his time to the development of the sport.
He became writer and lecturer on
swimming.
The New York herald., 1921-01-06
DANCE FOR MISS CLAPP.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. NJ. Ward Entertain
for Her Daughter.

Mr.. and Mrs. e. Mortimer Ward Of
$50 Park avenue and Elkhurst, Locust
Valley. l.. l., gave a dance last night at
their home for her daughter. Miss Dor
othy Post Clapp. and Mr.. Van Henry
Cartmell. Jr., whose engagement was
announced on Christmas Day.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Watson, Jr. DR.. and Mrs. Sam
uel McCullagh. Mrs. Alphorise Alker,
Mr.. and Mrs Abel l. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Alker, Mr. and Mrs. Davis
s Starring Mr. and Mrs Henry Clapp
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Fleit-
mann. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Van H. Cart
nell. Mr., and Mrs. Rodney Williams.
Mrs. Herbert Groesbeck, Jr, and Misses
Genevieve and Florence Clendenin. Mar
garet Olivia Flint. Beatrice Beck. Elise
Hughes. Marie Lamarche. Katharine
Hurd. Virginia de Haven. Eleanor
Francke and Hope Williams.
Also Messrs. Carroll Alker. Paul Pope.
Joseph Gould Remick, Jr.. Gardiner
Clapp. Joseph Fahys I'd. Ludlow Fowler
and Richard Aver.