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4dl.
proved conclustvely that in real fight
ing he would be no match for the local
man.
Through g~eneralship. Shirley was
aole to up at times and with the
rabbit blow and kidney punch elimi-
mated, Doyle was unable to effectively
score On his covered up opponent
This fight which was a 1o-round go
and the main event of the sport card
staged at the Iris theater last night
was arranged for the purpose of test
ing Doyle's chance with cleverer and
more experienced men. 1t is prob
able hat Shirley has fought 10 fights
to every one in which Doyle has APP
peared- That the local battier. still
virtually a novice at the game was
ley. the clever ring general. is n mark
Of advancement in his ring career.
Shirley outboxed Doyle from all
angles of the ring. Doyle kept bor-
ing in and time and again left him
self pen in a hope OF landing with
either right or left hand to end the
fight. The Denver man kept away
from the sleep producer however and
remembered the constant orders of his
manager. r. A. Inskeep, to keep away
and box Doyle.
One OF the mistakes which Doyle
made was to agree to he elimination
of the only two punches which IRE
effective on a man that covers up. the
rabbit punch, which is landed on the
back of the neck, and the weakening
kidney blow.
Doyle's showing. however. was sat
isfactory to his hackers here and the
knowledge which he gained from last
nights match should help him along.
Young Stanley Ketchel of GreybuIl
was hailed by the crowd when he chal-
lenged the winner of last nights event
for a fight here.
Joe Stransky and Jim Gleason. light
heavyweights. battled over a strenu-
GUS course for nearly three rounds
Gleason had landed a terrific right on
the chin. The battle wased back and
forth from the start and in rapid sue
cession 1t looked like each OF the bat
tiers had lost. The hard-hitting fight
ers showed their gameness while the
mill lasted but the boy from Butte
who wore the colors of the u. s.. navy
through superior punching and
stamina.
George Pelkey, a middleweight In
the making. who is a protege of
George Mcleod. continued his steady
winning by taking the of
Charles Ketchel of wyman. wyo.. in
the first round Pelkey landed hard and
often after the first few seconds and
despite the fact that Ketchel appeared
to be in best of condition he went
down for a long count.
George Doak proved he was the
master Of Gus Fri on the wrestling
mat by winning two straight falls in
IT minutes. Doak won the first fall
with a bar arm and three-quarter mel.
son after rough going in IL minutes.
A top body scissors Int half nelson
forced Fri's shoulders TO the mat for
the second fall In six minutes
The match between Earl Dowler and
Jack Haunn ended suddenly after a
few minutes Of mixing when Haunn
an old injury Of the back
in attempting to break away from a
damaging hold which Bowler had
slipped on him He forfeited the
match to the local man.
The wrestling matches were refereed
by Dick Farrell and tho fights by
George Mcleod Dr.. B. G. Hahn
acted as timer and Mcleod as official
announcer.
, 1921-05-18

Nr a%C CAllLACI > klOKG which
Mr.. Reed viii wear at the opening Of
the season will be presented to the
Casper baseball team. The glove is
a gift Of Earle d. Holmes and J.. w.
Burns OF the Holmes Hardware com
pany.
After the presentation and in the
interim when the fans are beginning
to holicr for baseball games, announces
ments will be made of the prizes which
have been tackled up for he first
SO and so put over the local lot.
The Winter Garden started off with
the proper spirit last night, when II
held a dance. part of the proceeds OF
which were voluntarily turned over
to the baseball benefit fund.
A new pair of Florsheim shoes will
be given by MednicK Brothers to the
first plnyer on either team snAking a
home run. Casper players are vieing
with each other as to which Will APP
Dear at the opposite the Henning''
store OF the company to claim this
prize.
Prizes have also been tackled up by
the Webcl. Commercial company.
campbeli-Johnson company. Casper
Sporting Good company. C. West Con-
f%ectionery. winter Garden and num-
erous other houses here.
.. IL
, 1921-05-18
BASIN TOWNS To
SUPPORT B|S0NS
Merchants of Three Towns Sus-
pend Business for Opening
at Greybull

GreybuIl. through the sportsman
ship displayed in entering a team in
the Midwest league is the idol town
OF the Big Horn basin. and the nu-
merous little towns in that district
arc going to give Greybull liberal sup
port TO make the undertaking a onan-
cial success
Basin. Lowell. Thermopoiis and
other towns in the northern district
have declared half-holidays for today
and the citizens are going to flock
TO Greybull for the opening game
with Denver to root the team to vic
tory. The town of Basin planned to
have a parade to Greybun n TO take
an active part In the opening day
fete,
, 1921-05-18
Kentucky Opens
Fight on Race
Track Gambling

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 17.-Publi-
cation today Of an appeal t the citi-
zens OF Kentucky to rid the state of
its Disgrace and the people of the state
of this moral curse" begins the active
campaign Of the committee of Louis
vile citizens to have pari-mutuel
gambling machines at racetracks
brought under the ban of the state
anti-gambling laws.
The committee estimates from ig-
ures published in a sporting paper
that more than So, ooo. 900 Were bet on
horse races through "pari-mutuels'' in
Kentucky last year.
, 1921-05-18
sPARR|NG PARTNER OF
DEMPSEY ON GROUND

ATLANTIC CITY, May II. - Leo
Houck. middleweight from Lancaster,
Pa. has arrived at Jack Dempsey's
camp. the forerunner of several spar
ring partners who will help the cham
pion prepare for his battle with
Georges Carpenter in Jersey City,
July 2.
Dempsey loafed yesterday and rested
again this afternoon. Road work and
/, gymnastics kept him away this morn
ing.
, 1921-05-18
Leper Found at
Large in South

JEROME. Ariz,. May f7.-Alfonso
Camaega. a Mexican who came here
IS months ago from Ajo, was pros
nounced a leper by local physicians
and was put under guard to iso
late him from other persons. His two
brothers who had been living with
him here disappeared as soon as the
nature of camaega's illness was de-
termined-
After examination by a local physi-
clan. Camaega was taken before the
county medical society at Prescott
to have his disease diagnosed. Physi-
Z slams said hat microscopic tests re-
vealed the presence of leprosy baciIli
In great numbers. Both state and
federal officers have been notified.
Local physicians said they believed
there was little danger Of a spread
: of the disease.
Linen fabrics have been found In
N--aI-
, 1921-05-18

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 17.-Bob
Martin. heavyweight boxing champion
OF the American Expedifionary Forces,
has been matched to meet Ned Carpen-
ter OF Milwaukee here next Monday
night.
, 1921-05-18
.NO.HIT. NO

CHICAGO May f7.-"No-hit. no
dinner" is the latest rule promulgated
by George Sawtellc, coach Of the
Northwestern university baseball
team, In the hope Of converting his
tail-end nine into a winning combina-
ton in the western conference race
, 1921-05-18
RED sox HOLDS RECORD.

BOSTON. May l7.-when Everett
Scott, captain of the Red sox. takes
the field against the Browns at st.
Louis today he will have participated
in 500 consecutive American league
games. He has already played sue
cessiyely 122 games more thar have
been credited to any other player. He
started his record June 30. 1915.
, 1921-05-18

Bob Meusel accomplished a batting
feat the other day hat will be hard
for other big leaguers to duplicate. In
a game with Washington the hard
hitting Yank made a single, a double.
a triple. and a home run.
, 1921-05-18
Yankees Secure
Title to Lands

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE new
American league baseball club today
formally acquired title to it's new play
ing field in the Bronx. A stadium,
seating $4,000 and costing $4,000. 900
viii be erected. Preliminary work will
be begun at once. Col. Jacob Bup-
pert and Col T. L. Huston. owners
Of the Yankees. were said to have
paid $4,000 for the site.
, 1921-05-18
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

in the international mixed tennis
doubles championship tournament to
be played at st. Cloud. beginning
May IS
, 1921-05-18
BRITISH FIGHT URK

CoNSTANTINoPLE, May IT,
British patrols are busy suppressinl
Nationalist bands who have been raid
ing villages in the outskirts of THU
city.
, 1921-05-18
Fans and Refners Set for Opening of
League Season With Laramie Clan
At Athletic Park, AIS p. M.

If J. Pluyius fails to make his appearance today and Old
Sol, the bright-faced boy of the upper armament, condescends
to show up for a while a spectacular affair will marx the
opening of the baseball season in Casper at 4:15 O'clock
this afternoon.
While the denomination marking tribute to the .urce..
, 1921-05-18
OPTIMISTIC OVER
SUGGEST
European Heavyweight Champion Looks Fit for Big
Battle on Arrival Monday at New York; Takes
No Chane on Predicting Length Of Bout

NEW YORK, May 17.-Georges Carpenter, European
heavyweight champion, arrived here Monday from France to
prepare for his international battle with Jack Dempsey al
Jersey City, July 2.
The French pugiist, with his party, was the center of in,
terest when La Sayoie doched. The challenger immediately
, 1921-05-18
DOYLE MOST AGGRESSIVE, Gets
DRAW WITH SHIRLEY Of DENVER
Ring Generalship Of Denver Lad Keeps Local Favor
lite From Landing Kayo Punch in
Monday Night Battle

Carrying a vicious fight to Jack Shirley, but unable to
bring the full effect of his punching power into effect on the
more clever man, Charlie Doyle, peer of local middleweight
batuers, was held to a draw with the Denver man, but his
more aggressive tactics won him the reclamation of the crowd
Lnfn-a IL Erh+ hnl rono rar-f FOR
, 1921-05-18

Pitcher Sam Jones looks to be tn,
Red Sox best bet in tie box. He ha,
started the season like a true top
nofcher,
, 1921-05-18

Last Scores
MONDAY GAMES.


MONDAY GAMES.
National League.
Chicago 1. Boston I.
St Louis 4. Brooklyn o..
Pittsburgh o. Philadelphia ,.
Cincinnati 4. New York Z.
American League.
New York g.. Cleveland 3.
Boston 10. St Louis 5.
Washington IL. Detroit IL.
Philadelphia 4. Chicago 8.
, 1921-05-18

Shirley. a clever boxer with a good
right hand and a left that had a habit
OF trailing out in the open TO break
up Doyle's onslaughts. put up a pretty
, 1921-05-18

American League.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
, 1921-05-18
BIG IA IS.

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-one of
the features of 18th annual regatta
Of the American Rowing association,
known as the American Henley. May
2s. on the Schuylkiil river. will be a
race for navy cutters. manned by 10
oarsmen. six on each. l of the boat.
Five crews Of the Atlantic fleet. those
from the battleships Nevada. Arizona,
Oklahoma, Delaware and, Columbia,
are among the entries
, 1921-05-18
Games Today

National League.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
, 1921-05-18

Linen fabrics have been found In
tombs thousands of years old.
, 1921-05-18

Read The tribune classined Ads
, 1921-05-18
FRENCH TEAM K

PARIS. May 17.-Aflle- Suzanne
Lenglen and Max Deougis are an
nounced as the French team entered
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dence OF her aon-in-law. l.. ~. fcs Iii
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late Fred. II. Williams. OF R!eh'i on
Va. She is survived by TWO h'nS'
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SALESMAN to carry n fast-scliing cigar
as side line Ono calling on candy.
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stores preferred. Give full details Bal
tinoTc Cigar Co.. 5i4 West Baltimore
Street baltimore. Md
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Observation-Disclosures Service 8.
EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding

AT ONCE. Ave bright. capable women to
travel demonstrate and sell dealers;
$40 to SIS per week. Railroad fare paid
Write at once. Goodrich Drug Co.. Dept.
l0t2, Omaha, Seb.
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In NicIIioriaIIi

you ll,,l. thought when leaving home
Thn, quo would n"'er return.
,r,,,, YOU 70 soon In death would hleep
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ATTRACTIVE contract. exclusive terri
.oFy 10 hiSh-ciass. experienced statesmen
TO sell our established and recognivsd
ms the most popular art calendar and
advertising specially line. We offer TO
real statesmen opportunity to make big
,nu C contract now. Sentinel Print
Ing Company. Indinnspolia Ind -
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MEN AND WoNEN--RIchmond and all
cities and towns In state seIi I,i,,a
White washing compound: big repeater:
big profit. Room eos Bryan BuiIdinx
Eighth and Broad Streets. Sunshine
Products Co. :.
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MAN to work this city refinlshIng chan
deliers. brass beds. automobiles by new
experience. Write Gunmetai % an
ELM Decatur, H.
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HOUND-Strayed from Henrico Aims
House, Nine Mile Road. night of Novem-
her Is small black and tan male hound
a, II. Apperson, Route 3. Richmond, on
collar. Finder please call Madison 5017-Y.
JIberal reward.
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statesmen
GROCERY TRADE

Growth OF tea. cocoa and coffee
consumption Justihes expansion OF
our established business. arfordine
unusual opportunities for ambitious
salesmen capable of selling coffee,
tea and cocoa to the grocery trade;
apply by letter only. stating age,
experience and present earnings or
compensation expected as beginning
basis; Interviews arranged with
those whose letter Interests; salary
raid with additional commission and
opportunities for advancement to
district sales manager. Address
THOMAS J. Upton. INC.
Hoboken. ~. j.
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USED CAR SALE.

USED CAR SALE.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO
THINK?
EVERY CAR
YOU SEE ON THE STREETS IS
USED CAR. THE MINUTE A
NEW CAR is DELIVERED AND
DRIVEN OUT OF THE GARAGE
1T IS A USED CAR. OUR USED
FORD CARS ARE RICED
RIGHT TO GIVE MAXIMUM
SERVICE AT A MINIMUM COST.
COMPLETE STOCK OF ALL
TYPES AND MODELS.
BELOW ARE A FEW OF OUR
BARGAINS.
Ford touring. 1921 model. like
new. $3.50.
Ford touring: 1920 model; excel
Ford runabout. 1921 model: com
>p!ete: $500.
Ford runabou,. 1920 model. rtarter.
ia25.
Ford Sedan. 1920 model: excellent
condition: $3.50.
Ford Sedan. 1919 model; cord
tires; 3t25.
Ford suburban. 1870 model;
equipped starter: 1925.
Ford ton truck. pneumatic tires.
$3.50.
Ford ligh, chassis; no starter:
500.
CASH OR LIBERAL TERMS.
Prompt delivery all types Of now
cars.
RICHMOND MOTOR CO.. INC,
Broad and Tenth Streets.
Opposite City HalL)
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NEW OIL. LAMP BURNS s4eo AIR.
S. Y. Johnson. s7s Aladdin Bldg, If
Washington Place. New York City, the IN.
ventor OF wonderful new oil lamp that
burns 9+T air and beats gas or electricity.
Is offering one FREQ to the nrst user In
each locality who Will help INTRODUCES IL.
Write him for particulars.
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TREAT Nmas money makers; biz factory
OFFERS you big profits on $50 fast seIlsrss
Toilet gift SETS nayorinp s,,ras,s
remedies. soaps bring you IS to .sS-
uaiiy. Howe. OF Illinois, makes - an
hour; sample OUTFIT free TO worxers'
Lincoln Chemical Works, Dent. ia
1856 North Leavitt, Chicago. 80
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FREE-wHITE steel, KITCHEN CI1
iNET-Salesmcn wanted; high-class
sales proposition. Can be- sold 10 large
ana small merchants; no sample, RI
dultea; sold from illustration; $50 on
each deal: commissions paid PROXIMITY
Write for proposition. ]. l.. Jordan
steel Company. $50 North Wabash Ave-
nue.. Chicago. III.
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BIG PROFITS EAsY-Duplex transform.
ers needed on every auto. Save gas!
Easily sold. Exclusive distributors want
u, ouolee Mig. Co.. 2ss Station c.
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Christmas: connect YOURSELF witt
rapid-hre sales proposition; raincoata In
greatest demand through fall and win
Ter months; big commissions in advance.
no delivering or collecting: comnIe,.
OUTFIT and sample coat free. Wits
QUICK. Liberty Raincoat Co.. ZIG liz
erty Building, Dayton. Ohio
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Di.iCkLAf ERS. carpenters and builders
wwah,ed~send for free book. How to
tSehu' Blue Prints" No charge wriia
today. Charles w. Morey sun, ,sgs
ShlcaKo Tech. Bldg, Chicago, iii.
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AoEtNlo WANTED-Big money selling
army style shoes Munson last ce,.s
Welt dress shoes. from factory 10
weafer; We deliver and collect Metro
pohtan Sales Co., 1893 Broadway. New
York City w"
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EAR Mfg. Co.. 81 Goodyear Bldg
Kansas r'iy; Mo, Is making an offer
10 send handsome raincoat free m
one person In each locality who will
recommend 1t to friends Write tos,v
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ALIEN Ts-Every woman wants Jolly Molly
mouse dresses; big profits; no capital
needed Commission advanced. Domes-
Dayton, Ohio 'AS.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

USED FORDs.
1921 touring. with sclf-s,artc. This
car has been used less than three months
and is practically new: sass.
Touring without starter. $50.
Touring without starter. {Il5.
Half-ton truck. with light delivery body.
$3.50.
Several good used runabouts at various
prices.
1920 Sedan. In excellent condition, {i5s.
These are just few OF our large stock
OF used Fords. Come In and look them
over.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR Co.
1912 West Broad Street
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AEENIS wanted to advertise our goods
ana distribute free samples to con-
sumner; o0c per hour. Write for full
particulars. American Products Co.
tLI3 american Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohm.
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AGENTS wanted TO sell Bosch high ten.
sioh Transformer. Big profits. A 2s5.
care The Dispatch.
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PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER-Wan,
at once. n hrst-ciass plumber and steam
litter or n hrst-class combination man.
Good working conditions and good Job
for tho right party. None but frat
class need apply. w. r. Edmunds &
20 In Na
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AZ iS(0-SN0 week. Free sampieE.
COD sign 'Nt'crs any ono can put on
store windows.t Bis demand LiberaI
offer 10 general agents Metallic Jat,sr
Co. t31 North Clark. Chicago -
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AGENTS wanted. Make good money. easy
work. For particulars. write st. John.
stephenson Co. 1919 NJ Street. Rich.
mond, Va.
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oil. gauge for Fords. Rcrnarkahie new
invention. Sells on sight Big pron,s
easy. Exclusive distrioutors wanted.
Address Sales Mgr, 7ss station e,
Omaha, Neb, q ,& u
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az . ur;S SEA stest and biggest selling line
spiet articles and perfumes ever made.
Men, women making big money. samnIa
ana terms free. We furnish sample Ga -
TYSON Co.. Desk a.. Paris. Tenn. u
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BOoKk EEP ER-woman for general office
work. single bookkeeping and tipping:
stock farm ONCE. About IS years old.
Live on place. References Apply Gem
cral Manager. Rcmlik Hall. Remlik. Va.
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IL YOU WANT big Nmas money. handle
S OUT hhe Xmas sift packages. Every
stt purposes Sell to 100 packaes.
10 each customer: $500 profit befoss
Ninas easy Hurry. Big holiday rn.b
now on. L. NJ. Davis Co.. Dept. 79s.