Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 4, 1919, Page 9

oe SOILS Ls a ‘ THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, i919 FORT EVENT REFINERS CLINCH TITLE PENNANT IN TWIN-VIGTORY. OVER ELITGH'S Denver Contenders Humbled Twice by Casper When Time is Called for Closing Games of Annual _ Tourney; Ninth-Inning Rally Ends Second Staging a remarkable eleventh hour come-back over their main rivals in the Rocky Moun nesday humbled the erstwhile I cessive defeats at Broadway park, Denver, be ever assembled to witne: crowd Colorado capital. The twin-vi title to the championship along the form of first eut in the ward paying their expens Maples and Brandt and pitching for Casper, let the Denver sluggers down with five hits in each yvame, the first game of the double- header going to Casper by a score of 7 to 2 and the last by a score of 9 to 5, A ninth inning rally in which five runs crossed the plate gave Cas- per the second victory after having been forced out of the lead by their opponents in the seventh. The first game was one of the most | exciting of the series and attracted} a big erowd. Elite! cored two in} the first inning but Casper came right } back and tallied thrice. Casper made | another run in the second and then} both teams went runless until the sev- | enth and eighth when Casper put | the game on ice by batting in three! tallies, = « | Both teams trotted out their heavy | artillery in the first frame. Elitch’s went to bat first. Walsh was thrown out, Maples to Hunt. Raedel singled in Walsh. Hartzell followed with donble and Moorehead crossed the pan. third when Morris tapped out a roller, to Maplest R. Mopre went out,| Maples to Hunt. Two runs. Jasper was not dismayed by Elitch’s lead oftwo runs Hartzell | was nervous and hit McNeill with! the first ball pitched. Piper fanned. Hayes was hit by pitched ball. Then there wa short intermission while Umpire Newhouse chased a couple of players from the Casper bench to the clubhouse. Metz singled to cen- : 1 » that A dozen sample pairs recently sent! ter, scoring McNeill. Hayes, who had | ditional fire he There is some|;, my eyes nor that tired, to) woldaslasGin® NeweaniGENC IE best taken third, tallied on a passed ball. | hose which is being used for fires feeling any. mé aaatee punursiadiecdcer teste Goulineton Rose lined to short but W: fum-| where hose n be stretched for) grateful than I can put into v = bled and Metz scored. Rose was out) more than a block that has been in) for niviae Hawi doue for stealing. Three runs. use for about ten yeurs, ording is sold in Casper t the “Watch the Elgin Movement” Corwin opened the second am Oscar Hiestand, fire chief. 7 y and in Aleova by e - for Elitch’s but going down. Free tc Alcova Mercantile Co.—Ad\ j ry Hanh vases on balls—off Maples Voltz went out, Metz to Hunt. A. Moore flied out. brot in two runs. Walsh grounded to} second, but Metz fumbled and a! third-base runner crossed the Not until the ninth did any more runs cross the plate and then a spec- tacularsbatting rally by Casper brot in five tallies and won the pennant for the locals, The score: | pan. | ; ma | tain semi-pro tournament—the for Blitch Garden nine—the Midwest Refining club of Casper Wed- | my 2ennant contende ctory gave Casper with more mate the Colorado series. BATTLING LEVINGKY 15 QUTPOINTED BY GRE sm.) A ; . Sept. 4.- Harry Greb of Pittsburgh won a nev tling Levinsky of Waterbury, Conr in a ten-round go. JOE BURMAN KNOCKS QUT rs by two suc-| Was all ran down fore the largest $s a game of this class in the undisputed | heavy al winnings in the time with gate receipts, which will go far to- me chols, | —————$_———————____L._ f JOE LEOPOLD OF DENVER (By Associated COLORADO SPRI Joe Burman of Chicago TENS.) Sept. 4.— ‘ 5 nocked out Why to right. Moorehead tripled, scoring | Joe Leopold of Denver in the eighth Ae alround of a scheduled 12-round bout. Billy Bamarr of Colorado Springs in the first round of the preliminar: G00 FEET OF HOSE ADDED TO FIRE EQUIPMENT HER The fire department is to be fu ther strengthened against big blaz thru the purch: of 600 feet of a Hartzell was out stealing at! knocked out Aleck Douglas of Pueblo & y: E r. yut—by Maples, 7; by Hartze Brandt, 4, ley 7; struck out—by by Hartzell, , Brandt 1, b: Nichols, 4, ley, 1; hit t bails—Raedel ; double pla whouse off Hartzell, 2, off Gorm- 1, by Gorm-} pitcher—Walsh; passed} —Walsh |to Hartzell to Moore, Hartzell to R.| | Moore; wild pitch—Gormley. Umpire) y) ¢ ' - from a lady who had been re paper decision last night over Bat- de Casper— AB H PO A Ej MeNeill, 3b- ai 2) 1) 3 0) EFI EY Piper, rf— AI 00 6 0) K. Hayes, !f 8) 0.1. 0-0 INSTITUTE pete 4 2 8 2 0 Cor. Eighteenth and Curtis Sts. Hunt, 1b Co AUS EE Wi a : DENVER, COLO. 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Me? , db- Sif yenr Onl hy fly mares In the first of the third MeNeill} [Pers 2f- G2 a. eon yl MPatita daughters Gia Bellanranta . MAG CAMEL AD CL Tas MACE Te “T7777 2 2 1 3 1} were not the only exotic brides taken “Facts are stubborn Raedelithe same “way. Moorehead |) 7 ___2 8 111 0 1{by American soldiers who crossed | things,” and not to be re- Fopneci Metz fied to Morri Ravat ches 3 4 2 1 41)|the sea to fight in the cause moved or pushed aside. For Casper, Metz flied to Morris. | 0°") © -~ 4 1 2 2 ofdom. Reports reaching V n oe : : 3 Hunt was out, Voltz to R. Moore. iat aia - 4 1 8 2 {show that eight dowghboys of the There is no’ disputing Rose flied to Morris. Brandt, p 2 0 0 0 o}American force withdrawn if’ the fact that we sell good, J}, TA en yed aie box ; sor Nichols, p---- 2 0 0 1 0{from Archangel ‘ aie fon i reliable men’s clothing of [)- Sey hh Biv asus eee. Se : Seen op bib ee " _ ne unquestionable quality. 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