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, 1921-05-21
CLAIR GETS
ON TITLE CARD
Viii Appear in Performances to
Dempsey-Carpentie Battle.
Is Claim

Eddie St Clair. the coiored fighter
know to tho sporting world as Cali
fornia o Cans. who Is making Cas-
per his home. vii fight Panama Joe
Cans as n Of the preiiminaries at
the Dempssycarpentier right July ..
Final arrangements for ST.. Glars ap-
p~earance in the championship ring
were contained In a letter received here
this morning.
ST. Clair VIII fight a return match
with KID Hambone as one of the main
event cards on the boxing bin which
Will DO staged at falkland tonight
The windup number will SEQ Okla.
homa Kid Lee and Kid Price of Chey-
enne in action. Leo has been a steady
winner here and Is one OF the cinssi.
est nghtweights that was ever seen
In action here. Ten rounds Is the
limit. Billy Williams and Jack O'Brien.
the former from the Pacific coast and
the latter from Salt Lake, are ex-
pected to display some real action In
a 1o-round session. They are weiter-
weights. and both have arrived here
and nave taken up training.
There will be n ~four-round curtain
raiser between two fast local boys,
with a possibility OF a slx-round card
as n follow UP II II can be arranged
today.
, 1921-05-21
THIRD MAN IN
RING DISCUSSED
Interest Centers in Selections of
Referee for Great Title
Battle

NEW YORK. May 2o.-Interest IN
the coming championship battle be-
tw lack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter. now that both Arc settled
In their permanent training camps Is
turning to the selection of the ref
cree Owing 10 the international as
pect of tbs contest and the presence
Of a foreign title holder as one OF the
principal- the third man in the ring
viii be n factor CT exceptional I'M
p~ortanee- In the original contract.
signed by Dempsey and Carpenter
there was included a list OF six prom
inent boxing authorities from which
the referee vas to be selected with
certain provisions In case all parties
were unable TO agree. The shifting
OF the scene of the contest to the state
of New Jersey tends TO bring this
clause OF the contract into conflict
with the New Jersey boxing rules
which state cmphatically that they
referee OF a bout there shah be anmed
by the boxing commission Of that
state
II the New Jersey commission ad-
here TO the rule by which IT appoints
It's own referees II would only be by
cooperating with the principals and
promoters tina any M OF the six
possible referees named in the articles
Of aEreemen could serve Close fol-
lowers OF boxing incline to h opin-
ion that the honor Of being the third
man in the ring will DO reserved for
a New Jersey referee. rather than an
official from n distant section OF the
country.
, 1921-05-21
First in Neus
of All Epents

be one OF the early - deciding
vars II Denver is able to win \
majority of the games or an even
break It win neal that . close race
for the pennanf can be expected for
the first three places
Both teams arc keeping quict
about the possibilities Of this series.
Manager Arboeast has made no an
nounccmsnf yet on his pitchers It
Is Rolln Mapers turn. but Charles
jackson is also ready 10 work again
If Casper wants 70 keep its po-
sifion as the head Of the league Il
must break even with Denver or
with GrcybuIl. the second place war
riors- following Denver here, Il Is
almost . certainty that Casper win
have n hard sfugglc 10 take better
than an ever break with the Bisons
At any ~rfe Casper fans are as
sured Of eight games Of baseball
that would be y credit to any or
ganizafion any place In the
try. Outside demand for tickets
indicates that baseball fans In sur
rounding towns are going 20 be
here to watch the series in which
three Of the strongest teams in the
lnegue win battle it out for knors.
, 1921-05-21
Casper Club
Is PaidH High
Compliment

The Midwest Casper baseball team
is composed OF a high class gentle
manly bunch Of baseball players.
who play the game sincerely to win.
but never seek nor take anything
that does not belong I them
Everywhere Casper has played.
that Is tho expression voiced in the
papers. the spokesman Of the base
bail fans.
Special tribute is paid to the Cas-
per team by Cal CheaIrs. sport writ
or Of the Sterling Advocate in a
summary Of the disastrous series
which Casper COPIED on the Sterling
field Here is how Sterling feels
about the Casper team:
ALLOW US to pay high tribute TO
the Casper team From Arbogast
down. they are n high class. gentle
manly bunch OF fellows trying to
win all the time. they arc not trying
to get something that does not be-
long to them Neither are they in
clined to make crude remarks and
try to bulldozs some one. like some
players we have seen hero In the
very recent past The public docs
not like the unsportsmaniike athlete
and the man that always trying TO
pull the cave man stuff"
, 1921-05-21
MRAs THE DmTnTc n A or IT cD0nTrrc Auuuc Ill First Nw
Leased Wire III lNDONEO i AOE ~ i I'M VEWD III NM Em
BR0NcH0S ARRIVE TONIGHT FOR
new SERIES STARTING SATURDAY

Confident that n win be able to
humble the Casper team which
stands out IS the iuminary Of the
Midwest league the Denver Broncs
viii arrive here tonight from Grey
bull for the start Of q four4Enme
series tomorrow Both Casp>r and
Denver r resting today
Tho Saturday game WIN start
promptly st ais and the Sunday
game nj $50 The Broncs are said
to have saved themselves for this
series with Casper. because il will
, 1921-05-21

p. q. Harding of the reserve board.
addressing members of the Decatur
Association Of Commerce and Bank
crs from all cities of central Illinois
Wednesday night in the course OF his
first stop on the tcu for personal in
lvestlgation OF economic condition in the
serve system in its policy in respect
to agricultural credits.
, 1921-05-21
GREYBULL SETS
BR0NCS BACK
Series Ends With Bisons Winning
Odd Game From the Dem
yer Clan

GRETBULL. wyo.. May 20. :
GreybuIi won two cut o. three games
by taking the final game OF the So
riea from Denver yesterday. The Ri
sons earned the victory by pounding
scosEins freely for 1. hlts- Denver
took a two-run lead In the third inn.
ing. Greybuii's first score coming in
the fifth. Joe Edieman. the Bison
portsider. held the Broncs TO seven
bingies. three OF which came In the
third inning.
The score: r. H T.,
Denver --0o. 900 ooo-1 Z Il
|GreybulI GOD ofs ois-B II 4
Bafteries-scrogEins and Diamond:
Edloman and Ashland. y
MARTIN KAYoEs cox.
NEW YORK. May 2o.-Dob Martin.
A. E. F. heavyweight champion,
knocked out Joe Cox In the 10th round
last night
, 1921-05-21
Dempsey Shows
Class in Camp

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j. May 90
Jack Dempsey today boxed our fast
rounds with his sparring partners In
preparation for his match with Georges
Carpenter for the worlds heavyweight
champion. The champion appeared to
be in excellent form.
, 1921-05-21
'erent baseball ORGANIZATION

and Habbit was doubIed OF flrst
Three runs. three hits. no rrors
That ended the scoring and both
teams then retired in order. Lara
nile got just one les hit than Cas-
per got. and the errors OF both teams
were e The story OF czsper's
victory yesterday Is I'm the five tai.
lies which were counted as tho re-
suit OF timely home runs.
, 1921-05-21
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF WIRE

and Lady Drifton. a f~iveye.r-old
brown mare. featured the first record
meeting of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse breeders association here yes
tcrday. King Efawah. By Efahwah
out Of n 'inccss Helen owned by David
NJ. Look Of New York City. circlcd thu
mile oval in e16H. Lady Dfiftor. BY
Morgan Axworfhy. out Of Drifton.
made the mile in 21zH.
, 1921-05-21

A comparison indicates that both
arc perfect specimens OF manhood and
modelled almost Identical the same.
Every measurement which favors
Dempsey is in a proportion to his
two-inch greater height
, 1921-05-21

Last Scores



Chicago ....Oo5 oo2 ooo-5 . o
New York....oo 900 o1o-a 5 ,
Batteries-chcves. York and Oar
reli: Nehf. Douglas and Smith. Snyder.
At brooklyn r. H. T..
Pittsburgh ...oIs 100 soo-T IL )
Brooklyn 100 O2o ooz-5 10 2
Batteries-Adams and skin: Smith
and Kruger.
At Boston r. H. e.
cinnati ........oOo oo1 ooo-1 6 ?
Boston 100 o02 2os-5 IL /
Batteries-Marquard. Brenton and
Wingo; Watson and O'NenL
At PHILADELPHIA r. H. E.
Philadelphia 900 900 1o1 oo-2 Ii s
Batteries-walker. Bayne and Dill
hoefer. Smith. Belts and Buggy.
American League.
At Chicago r. H. E.
New York ....soo 40 ooo-11 1s 1
Chicago ...... 900 ofo 900 8 )
Batterics-Hoyt and Schang. Mul
rennan. Hodge. Davenport n Schalk.
Yaryan. =
At Detroit r. II. Z.
Boston q. 900 oo1 1000 8 I
Detroit -. Zoe o20 oo'-J S o
Batteries-Thormahlen. Russell and
RueI; Holling. Middleton and Ain
smith.
At Cleveland- r. H. E
Philadelphia O2o 900 oio oo-3 IL 4
Cleveland ZOO 200 oIo OFT IL o
Batteries - Perry and Perkins;
Baeby and O'Neiil.
At st. Louis r. H +.
Washington 100 1os oo1-s 0 /
st. Louis ...... .002 900 3o0-5 II 2
Enthusiastically and Charity;
Boland. Burwell and SEVERED
, 1921-05-21
BUTCHER AND MILLS TO
PLAY 5O-P0|NT MATCH

Roy Butcher and o. j. Mills. two
Casper billiard sharks. will meet in
a 5o-point bank pool match at the
Union pooihall next week. according
to announcements made yesterday
morning. The match will be divided
into two blocks of 25 each.
This match will be held as a pre-
liminary training for Roy Butcher
Who win meet Heinie Kerr. the SHEER
idan marvel. in a 5oo-point match
in Casper for the state championship.
, 1921-05-21
Mcneil and Bostick Score FINE Runs on
Circuit CIouts and Casper Wins
Third Straight Game, s tod

Two home runs, one in the frat inning by Andy Mcneil
with one man on the paths and another in the seventh by
Bostick with men on first and second, enabled Casper to beat
Laramie in the final game of the series here yesterday after
noon by a score of s to 4.
The laramie team was a different baseball orgsnization
, 1921-05-21

BERKELEY, Cal. May 2o-Ths
University OF California will not b
able 10 play Ohio State university at
in Columbus until after il
regular season. Lutte Nichols. gradu-
ate manager. announced today Hs
said that no invitation to play there
had been received As yet. though Il
reported one might DO sent By
Ohio STATE university a~uthoritiee.
, 1921-05-21
COACH WON'T GRADUATE.

CHICAGO, May e0.-Fred Walker.
assistant coach of the University Of
Chicago basketball and football teams.
who has also been studying for n de-
gree. today received notice that he
could not graduate next june because
he was lacking the necessary credits
for gymnasium work.
, 1921-05-21

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, May TO-
Henry ordmann. heavyweight wrestler
of Minneapolis. and Jes Westersaard
OF Des Moines. Iowa. wiz meet IN o.
finish bout here tonight It "a AZ
nounced that the winner viii be
matched with stanislaus zbyszko
worlds heavyweight champion.
, 1921-05-21
COLE TouRNEY orENs.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo-. May
2o.-With lis players entered. Inc
annual invitation tournament OF the
Excelsior Springs Golf club got under
way here today to continue Until sat
urday.
, 1921-05-21
DEMPSEY HAS ONLY IS
POUNDS THE best OF
FRENCHMAN IN WEIGHT

Although Jack Dempsey Is bigger
in every measurement that will be OF
advantage in the fight with Georges
Carpenter July 2. he weighs less than
Is pounds more than the challenger.
Here's the done.
, 1921-05-21

NEW YORK. May zo.-Afiko Glib
bons Of St Paul will face Irish Paddy
Flynn in a 15-round bout in Brooklyn
tonight II Will be Gibbons fourth
bout since he returned to the ring.
Flynn will substitute for Italian Joe
Cans. who was unable to appea
, 1921-05-21

Laramie 20 0 soo1oo 90 . ?
Casper "a 0 0 o 1 o 5 s-s 8 /
Stolen bases. Hartzeil: two-base hits.
Berger: home runs. Bostfck. MCNEIL;
sacrifice hits. Hartzeli. J. Mapsl. Heck,
Forrest. Berger. passed balls. Forrest,
1; struck out. by Hewitt. 3; by j. Ma
pei. 3; by Berger. 6; bases on ball. off
Hewitt. 1; off j. Mapei. 3; off Berger,
2; double plays. Guest to Berger: hit
by pitched balls. Galena by ]. Mapel.
runs batted In. Bostick. .; McNeiIi. 2;
Guest. l; Brazier. 1: Heck. 1: Berger.
4; innings pitched by Hewitt. 3: runs.
3: hits. Z; by j. Mapei. 6; runs. r. hits,
?. innings pitched by Pickett. Is: runs.
2; hits, 8; by Berger. z "a; runs. 4:
hits. S; time OF game. Use; umpire.
Welchonce.
, 1921-05-21
BLUFFS CLIMB
IN PERCENTAGE

scorTsBLuFF, Neb., May 20. -
Sterling lost yesterday to tho Scots
bluff Irrigators despite the tact that
the visitors pounded Walter Kinney
for seven hits and h local boys made
Tour errors.
S~cottsbluff cinched the game in the
first inning when Mcclure who
started for Sterling was pounded out
of the box.
The score. r. II. Il.
Sterling 900 600 OIL Z 2
scottsbluff 100 100 o1s-s IL.
MCGUIRE. Noye5Aand Kraninger:
Kinney and 3cnninghoven.
, 1921-05-21

Ffty-four players-2s in the Ma.
tional and &c in the American league
have made n or more home runs this
season.
, 1921-05-21
Diamond Dust

Athletic park, h home OF the Cas-
per Midwest league baseball team. is
one of the finest baseball parks in
the western country, according to the
statements OF the players who have
visited Casper. Laramie is sale to
have the next best park in the Mid
west league. but the Wildcats say no
wonder Casper can play ball with a
field like that to practice on
Baseball fans in Casper should give
q rising vote of thanks to the school
board here which has donated tho use
OF the high school athletic park for
baseball in Casper. The field is cen.
traily located and is arranged so that
1t would make the ball parks of some
big league teams look like a dime.
incidentally the school board is for
tunate in having an athletic park of
this nature perfected. 1t will prove
an ideal field for football c fall
Pitcher Shlrneall OF the Sterling
team will probably not start IN a game
again this season. Greybull's 20 hits
OF his delivery in one game and Cas-
pars pounding in the last game of
III series may result in Shimean be-
Ae OORRC4 mum liz lASls- oLA4AIlttAl
Is a high class fellow and a thorough
gentleman, but he has been unable to
get e good start this year.
Mcclure and Powers. two right.
handed pitchers. are the pitchers
whom Sterling is hoping viii keep
them in a respectable place in the
percentage column of the Midwest
league this summer. With Casper
and Greybull out OF the way Sterling
hopes TO be able to get good breaks
with all other teams in the league.
Hey folks did you notice the press
box" IN top of the grand stand.
Equipped with telephones the box is
the seal Of information for hundreds
OF fans IN Casper who are unable to
attend the game Sure can watch
everything
That coat OF green with white trim.
minis improves the appearance of the
ball park wonderfully. Those are
real ngns. too. That one on top OF
the sore board speaks a lot Of truth;
read it today. II says: THE Casper
Daily Tribune. first in wyoming,
sports mt leased wire
The free bleacher crowds are max
ing their appearance again. Some
OF these days a switch engine will
come along and move those cars which
afford good seats outside the BAH park.
Pretty hard to say what will be done
20 the houses on the east slde OF the
bah park. which are providing places
Of rest Of the ball fans.
, 1921-05-21

American League
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis
Boston Mt Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
, 1921-05-21
COLT SHOWS A

LEXINGTON. KY. May Gothic
impressive showing made by King
Etawah. n ~twoyear-old brown colt,
, 1921-05-21

Shelley wrote the Revolution OF
Islam.' while lying in the bottom of
a boat on the Thames river.
, 1921-05-21

Hey folks did you notice the press
box" on top of the grand stand
Equipped with telephones the box is
the seat OF information for hundreds
OF fans In Casper who Ire unable to
attend b game Sure can watch
everything
, 1921-05-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26

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britiif SIaoifib, men ban paaltpo, at
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
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Sage, ibet Senbagen bar lit 1900
slurs Subilpum Tom looiGitet Snlti-
tuition.
mereoe / ben a1ertioli9ite apoIto.
life Nenigbeo feiret man Senoagen
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Set bar 9ogen til Winoe ON Serrens
Spitonbelie. 8i timber Tagen nGput
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Set err en- MisioritaoeIie naor man
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friiten anno.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
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Wtprnt Gpereit.

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ne hor MI Snlget etten at gna MOD
en- Sren1tio iom er GSocn eller mos
en- 6remtib, bpor me SilSer oabner
iig % en- mn gonbens Saar fcntmcr
til of ubbreoe Jig 8erOen ooer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-04-26
Oper 1000 orufnet.

ct. Telegram ira Hefing, China,
beretter, of Spnfninse1 al 9amperen
SONG Sob, Der bar paa Geien ira
Singapore tit Inrop meo ca. 400
fineiiife Tasiagerer og 10000 S9ffe
His onlboro, foranleoigeoe Ell Yanif,
b%poritnoer Pas'agererne iIoges meb
anipe, Erer, Heb % &lsr ON Blaos
/ gaaoene. Smtrent 1000 Tasiage-
rer % De fleIte al oct inofeote Waltb-
fob Orittneoe eaer blep or9bt unoer
oct forf9r0elige Slagsmaal.
Sfibets 6srer, &uptein Sarrp
Solmes, omfom, bporimob be eprige
Sfficerer, Der alle bar l%l0lRnoinger,
re6oebes.
9amperen ieileOe UNDER britiif
5lag.