Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 8

+ Baa Re, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1919 Cbe Casper Daily Tribune ‘ laa there¢-are as many clubs in Rio | ago t spend a short it here with) FOd ie N TIQNAL fle Janeto as there ere amateur|friends and transact business. Mr. | = n i in conference 1 PAGE EIGHT } MULLIN CLUB AND THE baseball clubs in one of the larger’ Manbeck has been in r cities of the United States. All are|during his stay here with H. L. W el-| "ey Standard Refining plant, and Andy bib sou = i . - ° 2 e ° > ° & leagues exist in this city under the it C supervision of the “Metropolitana de); Thompson, plant superintendent. It ' WHEN GAME IS STOPPED > - Desportos Terrestres.” The clubs of }is expected that many important de. BO ed aU UL j RIO DE JANEIRO. (Correspon- the entire country are governed by|velopments of the local plant will dence of The Associated Press.)— the “Confederation Brazileira - dos) result from the meetings. Mr. ang) Association football is the popular pesportes.” Mrs. Manbeck will leave this evening | ¢ rain storm Thursday aft-, outdoor sport of Brazil. In fect it | City, state and national champion-| for their home in the east. \ ; honey : teorge W ar, several | lowing a case which had been de- A terrifi outac times candid | cided against Mr. Posvar. ernoon stopped the geme between the is virtually the only outdoor sport’ ships are held and then an “all-star” =< 4 | Mr. Posvar in hi tition’ “Mullin club and Burlington base-'to which the'B ans have taken team is picked to represent Brazi) in FAIR CONTRACTORS. The City of 2 at one | claims $5,000 damages « ball teams with the score tied at six- | With much enthusiasm. There is some the annual series for.the champion- : ‘a Pa DRICH time reported dead. e plain- 000 punitive damages and figures ll. The Mullin club has led off with interest in tennis, swimming and ship of South America, other coun-| The following, e eColgantors: Doce? 500 tiff in brought his total at ‘$11,125. a six-run lead but two runs in the Towing, but football is to the young- tries participating being Chilé, Ar-|Yoei, and employing none but unton Akron, Ohio against trona coun- entel The sate Gre Poaver has second stanza and four more in the er generation of Brazil what base- Jentina and Uruguay. i ; ird tied up the score. The Mullin ball is to the people of the United 2 filed petition for a suit against a third tied up a Bp — 3 - 2 ’ . States. Brazilians are not interested local. bank asking $100,729.09 Club had two on the bases and look- § Y dainaee Both ‘gifts are aid to ed¢ about ready to score with Car- in baseball. : F CG; B.MA NBECK ON ecthece ro oh at bar when the heavy down-| The game wes adopted in Brazil be the result_ of a ¢ fil procecdihiga: about fifteen y interest TRIP TO CASPER | 303 rs Larsen & Jorgensen | Wm. Harris. Colby & Raugstead Danielson. RP cunningham. 2 C. Davis. Grover C. Gorsuch . Whitcomb. Reid : yer Lloyd Building Co. vatius. Polling Bros. per Home Builders Co., Inc. list. will be revised and The Goodrich jare— ter pour stopr A few case brdaght a saw the game, .the jawakene played by i sare Po oe Mr. FS sie windstorm and the cloudburst.. The the British residents was quickened occasion Per UTee, ae = . bolt nS c n club looked good and the by the return of Brazilian youths C. B. Manbeck general any: or: selons ar the Mud ere was once reported dead in a = re 1 in England. A few of of Star 1 Oil ¢ Please address th S' di d were motorcycle accident through a n _play mented by from school in England. ew of of the Stand Oil ce tandar xs Midwest es began to them joined the British teams and diana, accompanied b —_——— } message the origin of which has never been disclosed. Later M Posvar appeared in Casper very much alive. It was about this time that the proceedings which r It- md thes e s pro y oon ati. the contest did not go a full four ——————— und a half innings, the affair will not be considered a complete game. In his tour of the state Mr. Wade — The Douglas team did not play the “Il be followed by & group of somé!atyttin club becouse the out-of-town © most prominent anti-saloon team could ngt secure a suitable j B48 an ; ORIEL f] ander of the t 5 a é r éntoréem ing the fight into the TEE | of the world which i his deputy and sold svar cla alue of ost as fine efter the second later formed clubs Both Mullin of the C. 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