Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1919, Page 3

AEFINERS COME BACK IN SECOND GAME OF SERIES Locals, Show Class in Hutling and Fielding ise ith Total of 12 Runs agaihst TWo for Hot Springs Sluggers Casper reversed the tables on Thermopolis yesterday and looked like a different team in winning, 12 to 2. In contrast to the game Sun- day, Casper had a fine brand of hurling, excellent “suppot for Hunt} da: in the field, ahd was out there play- ing ball at bat and in field. Thete was little question as to the winner aftet the sixth stanza with the local nine five runs ahead. Iron had an off day. The Ther. mopolis hurler was wild and was h{t freely by. the heavy hitting Cas- per batters. Hunt was the opposite. He let the visitors down with seven safe blows and fanned eleven Ther- mopolis: batters in the nine stanzas he worked. Hunt's hurling was a joy to the reoters who saw the con- test yesterday. He worked easily in all but the eig’}th, when with the yame safely tucked away, the sup- port -wobbled which coupled with a two bagger let in two scores. By winning yesterday Casper ap peared to have a slight show to eatch up with Thermopolis when all games played this season are considered. Of the eleven contests played, Cas. per has won four, while Thermopoli: has copped the remaining seven. All but two of these seven were won in Thermopolis, while Casper has won but one of its four games in Thermop- olis. By winning both games here Friday afid Satutday, the local nino will still be two games behind. Mr. Saunders, acting Manager of the Thermopolis nine, called atten. tion to the fact that, the first two games played at Thermopolis had ‘been forgotten by many fans ih the state, But these were Thermopolli: victories and make considerable dif. ference in the standing. Both were latge Thermopolis wins. Casper started out yesterday with the intention of winning and sidéd by three walks donated by Iron, garnered three counters without ¢ blew, being struck.. A passed’ bal’ helped the run-making along. Mce- Neill,, Metz, and Rose were the lucky boys to receive transportation. In the -fourth, a two bagger by Hunt followed by a sweet single by MeNeill counted our Mr. Hunt, The sixth saw Mister Hunt, work- ing along invmuch the sameway, nip- ping them while they stood up to bat. The Casper half of the stanza caused much grief and worry. to the ‘spec: tators. The Thermopolis players wete just_abont ready to take their “little oe club” off the field. &ll-happened in this manner. Bos- tiek Jammed “out ‘a beautiful single wee, ie id Free died with little ef: fort, b fant wanted to get another bift. Hera “The ‘ball went-far into center and Hhfit, in'spite of his pitching prestige pis don’ a thome-run tour of the At third, Bornstein stepped one of; coaching box, took hold of him to-stop him, and then chased itito ‘home.: Umpire Daily did not seethe play and left it to the other “amps.” The other umps saw the intercept- ing’ and Hunt was declared out at third om this account. Bostick’s dent in the-platter counted but the Ther- mop players were greatly perturbed altho Umpire Daily had ruled the man out if he been intercepted. The Casper players were rampant in the seventh and eighth, running wild on the sacks and taking advan: tage of every little misplay. - Me- Neill led off with a two bagger, Hayes singled.. Then Rose came thru with his second hit of the day. Then a passed ball,,a balk, and a walk did the remainder of the damage. Three walks, a double by Manage Arbogast, and the third hit for Rose during the game, brot in four in the eighth. Rose was the big gun with the bat with three singles in five times up, Hill Miss Lulu Elizabeth Sams announces the opening of her 0 studio for the Fall and inter season. August 14th and 15th will be registration days for Miss Sams’s pupils to arrange their lesson hours for the coming season. Those coming first will have choice of hours. Studio, 506 So. Center St. Phone 636-M. - | with a double and triple. Miss Wilma Kelly and Miss Elsie Knight ‘Celebrate Their Birthdays The ninth birthday of the Misses Wiltha Kelly and Elsie Knight was the occasion for a most delightfu) per last Friday evening. The mem- ers of the Girl’s Victory club were the guests. A very enjoyable even- ing was spent in playing games. Light refreshments were served by the ‘charming young hostesses. The birth- y girls received many lovely gifts and best wishes from the guests. The guests e ae weed cafete-| tia enjoyed an unusual treat when the Misses Edna Zimmer, violinist, ahd Ethel Anderson, piano accompa-| nist, entertained Sunday evening. The musical selections were all clas- sical and the young musiciaus played, them with unusual talent. s+ * Couple Not Married, Friend Plays “Joke” The announcement Monday even ing that M. C. Hoffman had claimed) a Fort Collins girl, Miss Fay Porter, as his bride was in error, the state- ment be La a friend’s idea of a prac- tical “joke” which reached the Trib: une thru the mails. The latter pub- lished the information in good faith; while Hunt helped his own game along Only a bob- ble on a difficult ‘play by Whittle marred the playing of the local nine yesterday. For Thermopolis, Reagan was the} brilliant player with five assists and two put outs without a double. Bas-| sett also looked good in center field | with two hard catches. He also show- ed well by getting a three base blow in the fourth stanza. This afternoon the strong Moor- croft nine comes here to start a three- game series with the local team. The} games will start promptly at 5:30 o’elock. This northern Wyoming team is said to be fully as fast and heady a team as the one which hails from! Thermopvlis. Maples or Nelson look like the pitching selections for to-| day. The score: Casper ABR H POAE MeNeill, 8rd-.-- 5 3 2 1 3 0 Hayes, If._- £iGy 221 1-0-0 Arbogast, c. Pama dent, 30 10 Metz, 1s! Bids 0456. 020 Rose, cf. Bs 250872850520 ii p es Ba eee a LT a oe Wg RS 10000 452 184.1.. 0 ir) _ to a a Harrington, }f._- Varnadore, 1st._ Bassett, cf Williams, Wulf, 3rd._ Sanders, rf. Browning, c. Tron, p.--- Kelly, rf.- Totals -.-.35 ocorsooooce to by Bornstein, Score by innings: * Thermop.000000020— 2.7 1 Casper _.30010134x—12 11 1 Batteries—Casper, Hunt and Ar- bogast; Thérmopolis, Iron and Brown- ing. The Summary: Two base hits: Mc- Neill, Arbogast, Hunt, Varnadore; three base hits: Hunt, Bassett. Stol- en bases: McNeill, Rose, 2; Bostick, 2;Free. Base on balls: By Iron, 10. Struck out: by Hunt, 11; by Iron, 2. Wild pitch: Iron. Balk, Tron. Passed ball: Browning. Hit by p' ther Harrington. Time of game: 2 hours. Umpires, Daily and Brown. Merchandise and Service Everything you buy can’ be divided into two classes. Merchandise and service. Don’t make the mistake of thinking you are buying just merchandise when you get a pair of glasses. Whether you get the worth of your money dep pends principally on the service you get. A, careful examination is the first service essential to a satisfactory pair of glasses. Our service makes cor- rect glasses a certainty. BURNETT-HYNES Optieal Co. Groand Floor, Midwest Motel 723218 1} z Hunt out in sixth—Interference | Che Casper Daii Eribune Ww. D. Sion is in town ree, his] 3 summer home. known sheepman ef Cys district. *¢ J. F. Wells, the Mills Printing company in Shet- idan, is here on business, co | Fort Ranger, Texas, to locate here. | |Mr. Walraden is an old friend of Sheriff Pat Royce. ‘and retracts the announcement with the! present. *«.* 2s | apologies to those directly concerned. [The one responsible tor te joke is}, A- P- said to be resting e: ft s air Ke ie of deeet 6 * | Mr. Monigh was a resident of Cas- ‘vere attack of dementi. rR haat sas per, and has come back here again. ee ——"4 gk ic gia jis CITY NEWS| Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher are in from \@ . bs the scenery of the park immensely. |Denver to Powder River, driving| wire. Cohen visited in Cody before foverland. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have been residents here and have many Seurave oe ¢ @ |friends whom they are visiting for la short while. Mr. and Mrs. H. 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