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, 1921-06-30

matches at IL O'Clock this
Phelps Is state doubles champion Of
Colorado n Harker a past cham
pion who was defeated twice last year
by Rchr in winning the Denver city
and Colorado state singles champion
ship.
Harker won his match. 50. 6-3. 6-is
In the first two sets Rehr came Up
from behind to threaten his opponent
but had poor luck placing his shots TO
the OF the courts. The match
was repiete with sensational playing
as was thai between Phelps and King,
which was in progress at the same
time. Another hot day made playing
extremely strenuous.
Earlier this morning ed King, Den
YER doubles champion, won a place
in the semi-f.nals by defeating Muir
ane. 81. 60. Phelps downed Griffey
by harder work. both sets going 10
deuce on games and ending 10, rs.
Completion of elimination contests
IN. the singles this morning cleared
the decks for the finals tomorrow aft.
ernoon with the exception of the
doubles. The finals will be featured
by the presentation OF cups TO the
winners. the championship awards TO
he made by a prominent Casper
woman and the challenge up. donated
by the Midwest Refining company
and which must be won three years
straight, by L. a Reed Increasing
interest in The tournament brought
out a good attendance for today's
matches and tomorrow with its as
of tho hardest contests OF
the tourney should be witnessed by
a record.hreaking crowd.
Play in the doubles will be re-
sumed this afternoon. concluding
with the semi.hnais. At 4.30 o'clock
Griffey and Mockett OF Denver will
meet the winner OF King and Rehr
vs.. Haycock and Creech or Stenger
and Bodenbach. scheduled for 2
o'clock. AT 5 O'Clock Phelps and
Harker will meet the winner OF
Beecham and Dahl VS.. Warkley and
Webb or King and Swain. These will
conclude the doubles with the excep-
ton of the finals Thursday afternoon
and should bring out some excellent
tennis.
Play in the tournament today took
, 1921-06-30
Mrs. Ryan Wins
Final Round In
British Tennis

WIMBLEDON. June 2s.-By The
Associated Press.)-Msss Elizabeth
Ryan of California won the final
match in the women's singles Of the
British turf court lawn tennis cham
pionship tournament here today, de
feating Mrs. Satterthwaite. of Eng
land. in straight sets. Miss Ryan
thereby earns. the right to meet
Mile. Suzanne Lenglen in the chal-
lenge round for the championship.
Miss Ryan played her usual hard
chop shots TO the base line. alter
mating them with cut droy shots
which just erawIed over the aet.
b~ewildering Mrs. Satterthwaite aud
demonstrating the complete supe-
riority OF the American. The ease
with which Miss Ryan can be seen
from the fact that she did not vol
ley n single ball in the first set. In
the second set her playing was ex-
tremely accurate. She probably viii
meet Mile. Leng.en for the cham
pionship Saturday.
, 1921-06-30
ST. CLAIR MEETS
RI WELTER
Tough Battle Assured for Jsly z
With Speedball Hayden
Of New Mexioo

Eddie st. Clair. coiored weiterveight
batter. Who makes Casper his hdre,
win have the fight Of his life in a l.
round main event go with Speedbail
Hayden. the sensational New Mexico
negro welter. which will be staged
at the spanish-Ameriean war veteran
arena at s p. M. July 9.
St. Clair needs little introduction 70
s=o-.- followers here During the
world war he soldiered wit hthe 24tf
infantry n met all the soldier bdS-
ers who could be induced to meet him
Hayden is fast and clever n will
give 81. Clair the hardest battle he has
ever had.
Official opening o. the sport carni-
val Will occur with a series OF sport
ing events in the Afternoon. The first
card will go on promptly at 1880
O'Clock and windup with a brand
battle between Kid Lee OF Casper and
Cyclone st. Clair OF Omaha
During the afternoon returnS OF the
big fight at Jersey City will be an
nounced to the crowds.
All OF the fighters will start work
ing and will be in tip-td5
shape for the opening events satur-
day. -Four different cards will be run
off. The tvo Saturday cards. after
loon and evening and two Fourth Of
July events. the afternoon event fea-
turins Gorilla Jones against some fast
middleweight and the evening seeing
the famous Marin Plestina matched
against some Chicago wrestler.
, 1921-06-30
DEMPSEY WINDS UP HARD TRAINING, WORK IS SECRET
EVERYBODY NERVOUS IN FRENCH CAMP BUT FIGHTER

II wal offered 100000 for a fight
a month from now ! would not go
through with this again. Just as
soon as / can get my affairs in
shape after meeting Carpenter. l
am going homo TO salt Lake City,
then on west for a vacation
Dempsey weighed about 1913
pounds yesterday, about three
points over the figure he expects
TO scale when he climbs into the
ring Saturday. He expects TO lose
a couple pounds today and tomor-
rcw and another pound when he
dries out Friday.
Attaches of the camp already
have begun the task OF getting
things in shape for the champions
departure. According TO present
plans, Dempsey and his party will
leave for Jersey city Friday. He
will spend the day in the s~eclusion
of a private home in Jersey City
until time TO go TO the arena The
day before the battle will be a long
and tedious m and Dempsey's
handlers are preparing to nurse
him with extreme care.
, 1921-06-30
CARPENTER ON
EDGE FOR BOUT.

MANHASSET. y. Y. June 80. -
As the day for the worlds cham.
pionsh.p bout draws near every
body Il the chalienger's camp is
getting nervous except Georges and
he alone appears TO be worrying
about as much as a school boy get.
ting ready for a picnic. He wants
to 90 and is having lots of fun
making preparations. Outside OF
this he has not displayed the least
anxiety.
Manager Deschamps has begu3 .
wiring his hands and pull his ,nir
and Trainer Wilson has betrayed n
slight irritability.
Georges only worry is his short
hair. Since his blonde pompadour
was clipped by the barber of Man
hasset he has been wearing a cap.
He runs his hands over the top of
his head and seems amused at the
sensation in his fingers,
Today Carpenter entered into
the final stage of training and he
expects TO be On edge when he calls
a halt tomorrow afternoon.
, 1921-06-30

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., June %.
To-day is the beginning Of the end
OF Jack Dempsey's two months
training grind. The champion is all
through with his work in the open
air arena and the last workouts this
afternoon probably will be staged
behind barred gates in the old air
plane shed back OF tho training
camp. The work will be light and
probably will not include boxing.
The champion. dreading the last
three days OF marking time. is glad
that thcs long siege Of training is
nearing an end. He docs not dis
play any outward signs OF
ness or irritability and his handlers
agree hat his physical condition
could hardly be improved.
I'm be glad TO have this thing
over with. Dempsey said. You
have no idea OF the hardships OF a
long training grind It's terrible.
, 1921-06-30
CASPER RACING CLUB
TO STAGE BIG SPEED
CLASSIC At DOUGLAS

The Casper Racing club. formed for
the purpose OF staging track events
in Casper and in other central Wyo-
ming tovns. has made arrangements
to stage a program at Douglas July
10, for the benefi: OF the Boy Scout
expedition that win stop in Douglas
while en- route from eastern points to
the Yellowstone National park.
Both motorcycle and automobile
races will be staged on the program.
II is probable that the local association
will make arrangements TO widen the
competition in the m here in both
motorcycle and auto racing events
The Stock machines and Brown and
Carlisle on motorcycles will be among
the big attractions at the Douglas
meet.
, 1921-06-30
Results TTIC DTnTu1r,c n ~ - Or cDODTnIr AucuTc IL First in Nms
Leased Wire LIE lklkUNES FAJE UF CfUkl NG NEWO III OME
First in NeUs
OF All EUents
Fps AND ARKER REACH FINALS in TENNIS SINGLE:
Last Scores


National League
AT Chicago First Camel r. Fl. e.
Pittsburgh 900 600 010-1 $ Q
Chicago ..... .0f0 Oco or 10 0
INSTRUMENTATION. Ziun. Carlson
and Schmidt; Martin and 0Farreli.
At Chicago+Second Gamel r. n. z.
Pittsburgh -. .o10 500 ooo-6 IL 1
Chicago .....1oo oo7 COS IL )
Batteries Glaxner. Carlson and
Schmidt; Freeman. lyle and Killifer.
At st. Louis r. II. e.
Cincinnati -. eco 900 100 10 1
ct. Louis I'm Ooe oss-7 IL :
Batteries-Eler. Marquard. Napier,
Coumbe and wingo; Doak and Glenn
ons.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game post
poned; rain.
American Leagae.
Al BOSTON, r. II. E.
Philadelphia 900 900 loo-1 s 5
Boston ........ 200 oce o4s-s I3 c
Batteries-Keefe. fSaylor. Barrett
and Perkins; Myers and RueL.
At Cleveland r. II. z,
St. Louis 100 1oI oII-4 1s l
Cleveland .... .o22 os4 20.-l2 is Q
Batteries-Debsrry. Burweil. Bayne
and SEVERED; Coveleslie and Nuna-
maker.
, 1921-06-30
bRONCS DEFEAT
GREYbULL CLAN
Eddleman and Donovan Are
Pounded Hard in Opening
Series at Denver

DENVER. June 2s.-The Broncs hit
Eddieman hard and often after the
start OF the gam here Tuesday, and
Greybull vas unable to touch Dia-
mond's delivery. resulting in an s TO
, SCORE in favor OF Denver.
Denver has come back with the
warm weather. and is now away clt
in the lead in the race for the Midwest
league championship.
The score: r
Denver --li2 DOL sos II 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Donovan and
Moore; Scoggins and Diamond.
, 1921-06-30
OF MAN O. WAR
WANTS HIS MONEY BACK

NEW YORK. June 29.-Return of
the $4,000 paid for the racc horse
Play Fellow. brother of The noted
Man o'war. has been requested by
Sam c.. .Hildreth, it was reported here
today. The racer. which was bought
from the Quincy stable recently, was
withdrawn from a race at Aqueduct
yesterday because of the alleged dis
covery hat the horse was a wind
sucker" and was in no condition to
race
, 1921-06-30
JAP All MOUNT VERNON.

WASHINGTON. June as.-Mem-
bers of the delegation from the Jap.
anese parliament to return the visit
to Japan made by members of con-
gress last summer. went to Mount
Vernon Tuesday TO pay tribute at the
tomb of George Washington. The
trip down the Potomac was made on
the naval yacht Sylnh.
, 1921-06-30
TO HAVE
TRY At TARGETS FOR
FIRST Time TONIGHT

The FIRST shoot of the newly or
yanized Casper Trapshooters' club
will be held ut 5 o'clock this even
Ing at the traps located about 300
yards south of the fair grounds.
Great Western trap equipment has
been installed for the birds and
trapshooters on their first appear
ance will have a try at so targets.
{. r. Flummer. In charge o. the
arrangements for the shoot. asks
that members bring their shells
this evening as none will be avail
able at tho grounds.
The club will have some IS mem
bers at the present time, expects
TO stage a shoot once n week.
, 1921-06-30
Attention, Babe!
FINE HonerS in
Fine Times Up


BILLINGS. Mont, June se.-In
the FIRST game Of the state tour by
Manager kibble's Billings baseball
tos,sors, played at Helena and which
was won by Billings by the score
OF Q TO 4. Catcher Swift OF the BIZ
Iings' hammered out FIVE home
runs in rs many times 1t bat Old
timers both here and ut Helena de
clare il Is the first time In base
ball history of ,hs 9tate that such
an exhibition OF hitting has taken
place.
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---Bring Rcsults--
, 1921-06-30

Games Today

Midwest League.
Casper at Sterling.
Greybull at Denver.
Scotsblun at Laramie.
National League.
New YORK At Boston.
Brooklyn At Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh n Chicago.
American League.
Chicago Gt s. Louis.
Detroit a. Cleveland
Phliadeiphia al Na--;r-to...
Eoston At New York
, 1921-06-30

local PARK this season.
CSspcr's ability to hit when blows
mes runs put over the winning
counters, although two Refiners
reached first on errors. Donica led
h Casper hatters. getting two blows
out OF three times up. jackson. Ar
boSast and Bostlck each got a blnEle.
rASpER- An II pn Z
, 1921-06-30
SeUen Violent
Deaths in Family

WHEELING. w. Va. June %
Seven children of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Hilton 81 Wheeling, have met violent
deaths within the past is years. The
latest death occurred when John Hill
ton. aged 10, was drowned in the
Ohio river.
, 1921-06-30

Roger Hornsby. the Cardinal star
and National league batting cham
pion, is showing the way in the old
leagues list of batters.
, 1921-06-30

Philadelphia teams nay be cellar
champions. but they are great home
run WALLPAPERS. The Pills lead in the
National league and the Athletics are
second in h American lea u 1 = cir.
cult drives.
, 1921-06-30
REFINERS TIGHTEN UP, BLANK
STERLING IN FIRST CAME, so
Powers Strikes Out l3 Casper Batters In Game Won
By Refners on Five Hits; R. Mapel Yields
But Six Blows Yesterday

STERLING. Colo June 29;-Playing errorless ball the
Casper Refiners helped themselves TO a victory over Sterling
by a score of 3 to 0 in opening the series between the twp
teams here yesterday. This, despite the fact that Powers
had the best of the pitching argument, allowing but five hits
to Casper and moving down Is men by the strike-out route.
, 1921-06-30
Rehr and King Eliminated From State
Tourney in Matches This Morning.;
Champ to Be Decided Thursday

Jack Phelps and Don Harker, both of Denver, will fight
it out for the singles title of the Wyoming State Tennis
tournament when play in the finals is called tomorrow after
noon. Phelps having won a place in the finals today by de-
feating Ed King of Denver and Harker having put Wilmer l.
Rehr. Jr.. of Casper. out of the running in hard fought
, 1921-06-30

Urban Faber continues to be the
shining light in big league pitching,
Working for the lowly White Sox
doesn't seem to affect Faber's pitch
Ing in the least.
, 1921-06-30
SHEDuLE OF
PLAY TODAY

Following is the schedule OF play to
day in the Wyoming state tennis tour
nament
. a. mixing VS.. Murane; Phelps
vs.. Griffey.
IL a m@Winners Il . O'Clock
matches will play the semi.finals in
the singles; Rehr VS.. Harker tsemi'
finals.
u m.-Meecham and Dahl VS.. Wark-
ley and Webb or King and Swain.
. p. mixing and Rehr VS.. Hay
cock n creech or Stenger and Bo-
denbach.
4:so p. m.-Griffey and Mockett VS.
finals.
5 p. m.-Phelps and Harker VS. win
ner of IL m. match. ts~emi-finalsl
, 1921-06-30

Sacrifice hits. Brewer, Hale, Hewitt.
First base on halls. of Mapel !. off
Powers 6. Struck out b. Mapcl 8,
by Powers 10. Left on bases, Casper
s. Sterling 8. Double plays. Donica TO
Siattery. First base on errors, off
Sterling .. Hit by pitcher, Bostick.
Time or game. l.5o. Umpire Dale.
, 1921-06-30
WILDCATS TAKE
ONE ON BLUFFS
Thorburn Allows But Five Blows
While Kinney Is Driven
From Mound

LARAMIE, June ae.-Walter Kin.
ney, pitching C for Scottsbluff, vas
Easy meat for Laramie Tuesday, and
the Wildcats clawed him for seven
taIlies in the second inning before he
gave way to Shimeall. The Laramie
bueh continued It's winning streak
taking the game. II TO 2.
Thorburn. who proved a nemesis for
Casper, allowed but five hits. loosen.
ing up a bit in the sixth n eighth
innings after the Wildcat slusgeri
had cinched the game.
The scd.p: r II I
seottsblutf 100 ool o2o- 5 :
Laramie Dill 100 I'LL 20
Batteries-Kinney. Shimeal and Ben
ninghoven; Thorburn n Country.
man.
, 1921-06-30

Grifey n Mockett defeated Bel
lard and Fidel, 6-1, go.
King and Rehr defeated Southwell
and Pierce. 81. 81.
, 1921-06-30

on a professional cast with the stars
compelled to extend themselves TO the
limit. Flashes OF brilliant playing
also stood out in yesterdays matches.
The hottest day OF the season
greeted the players yesterday and
matches were run of on sultry courts
throughout the day. Little or no air
stirred I relieve the heat from the
blazing courts and several weakened
under h strain.
One Denver man was eliminated in
the third round OF play when DR..
Mockett was downed by Wilmer 1.
Rehr in straight sets. Few of Tues
days matches went h limit, in fact.
but two at least were hard fought.
Warklcy lost 10 Griffey OF Denver
after taking the first set and Webb
was defeated by Murane after a K
ing a 1--we set. and forcing another
TO deuce on games.
Complete results OF Tuesdays play
follow:
, 1921-06-30
Singles.

Lind defeated Bodenbach. So. 81.
King defeated Haycock. 81, so.
Phelps defeated Dahl. 81, 60.
Mockett defeated Mathers. so. so.
Rehr defeated Swain. SO. $50.
Meecham defeated Lind, ga. e-3.
Griffey defeated Warkley, As, 60.
so.
Murane defeated Webb, o-s. rs, 81.
Rehr defeated Mockett, SO. so.
Harkcr defeated Meecham, go. SO.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-09
WORDS MADE NO DIFFERENCE
Hearers Might Have Found It Hard
to Understand, but Old Friends
Were Satisfied.

Two liefloug residents of an Indiana
city meet daily at The noon hour, one
going to lunch. and the other return
ing to work. Their habits have be
come 50 regular that they usually meet
at the same place on consecutive days
As neither hears well. their brief
forms of greeting have become stereo-
typed, but the other day something
slipped and this is what was over
heard
"AIornln, Mr.. Homes nice weather
We're having, said the one, oblivious
of the fact that II was pouring rain,
NO, Mrs. Smith amt dom So well
lately. Reckon the weather amt the
best in the world nowadays" vas the
reply.
Coin TO attend the revival meet
ings this week, Mr.. Jouesl" sand the
first.
yes. you come and see us one Of
these days was the parting answer.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-09
HAS AN EDUCATIONAL VALUE
Good Newspaper Is Very Much More
Than a Mere Purveyor Of the
Worlds News.

The newspapers are made up by
men trained IN bringing together all
the most important of the worlds hap
peniugs and condeusing them so that
you can grasp them with little diff
Guilty.
If yours Is a good newspaper It is
interesting, for nothing IS really news
that isn't interesting Read it care
fully. II is your history Of the most
interesting of an the periods Of the
worlds history-the times In which
you are living
You can get an excellent education
by reading the newspapers atteutvely
and following mp the suggestions that
come 70 you while reading them.
II You DO not read them, and read
them carefully, You viii always DO
rusty and bc6ind the times, though
you have taken ali the degrees the
grealest university can confer.--John
Blake, in Chicago Daily News.