Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 5

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1919 IT’S A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DON’T WEAKEN — eee eee bid You OPEN uP AN ACCOUNT FOR BERNARD BONKO AND GINE HIM CREDITS ay, NES \ TOLD DIDNT 1% ORT GVENTS) HEFINERS TAKE REST FROM WORK BIG WELCOME TENDERED CHAMPS Tired but victorious, the ‘Gx sper eet Refining company team | arrived here early this morning from Denver. They were greeted at| the depot by a string of automobiles headed by L. A. Reed, superinten-| _ dent of the Midwest refinery here, and escorted to the Henning hotel where they were honored by a wholesome breakfast. Many of the players were tired and sore physically because of five games played in three days after already playing three games. They returned with the honor of winning out after playing one more game than any other team in the tournament. after they won the final game, the! were never seen again in uniform. Only a short time after the final | Midwcoe hend tee Conatcete| WEEK SAYS STREAMS OF latory message to the entizs team back along with a cash prize of! $1,147.89 which did not start to pay s were satisfied with the tour-| €®m brook trout; fishing fair; no large ment. | fish; spinners, worms, all kinds of The players said that one minute, vict« was registered, Mr Reed, on its remarkable showing. | They brot the silver loving cup} STATE LOW AND CLEAR for expenses of the tourney. But all Brooklyn Lake (Centennial) : East- liked the work of Frank New-| flies except black flies. eteran umps. Newhouse! Conant Creek—Jakey’s Fork— twenty-four games in! Warm Spring Creek (Dubois Na- Frank is reported to be| tive trout; water clear; fish medium . because he only chased) —mostly small; flies and grasshop- two ‘o playe to the club house in the, pers final game and accepted the challenge Encampment Creek (Encampment) of three other players, so called) Eastern brook and win acy Gat players only wanting to challenge,| water low and clear; fishing mood: howeuch ==? Bee rT GE ng, fish fair size; coachman and hackle. cup for his “ownself,” the players! ponte peepee AC Se and others paying for the cup thru| gshing fairs flies and prascheppers,” popular subscription. He is being! Libby Creek (Centennial). Fact talked by Casper players as umpire | ern brook trout; water clear; fishing of the big baseball tournament sched-| 2ooq but small fish; flies and bait. uled to start here Sunday afterno | Middldterk—Chnisting. Lak (Ls Even if he is not official “umps,” it{ der): Rainbow and native out mae is likely that he will see several of |4,, the games because of his interest ey cent RLIDE tee; eIMOG Le SEY) in the tournament. The Denver baseball artists want) Shell to see a good Denver nine in the tourney here. The Armour baseball team is the most likely entrant from the Mile-High city, final arrange- ments being pending today. This will make the sixth team in the tour- nament here. i Creek (Shell): Brook and native trout; water low and clear; (fishing fair, fish about one pound; gray and black hackle, coachman. Sheridan Creek—Brook’s Lake- (Fish Lake (Dubois): Native and lake trout; water clear; fishing fair, small fish; flies. i: The showing of Hunt on first in the! South Piney (Big Horn): Rainbow final and deciding games of the trout; weter clear and low; fishing Denver tournament was the tals of /€004; coachman and black gnat. the series. Metz was shifted to sec- ond and looked great at this inner po- sition. The addition of Hunt to the batting list each day also helped the team slugging average in those final nervous in the box. He walked Metz and Hunt, filling the bases. On four straight balls he walked Rose, fore- ing in the run that won the game. Hunt was caught coming to the plate contests on an attempted double steal. Free Hunt was always there for a neat) Ginoled, scoring Rose, and Abrog blow ¢ Metz le ed better at sec-| ont out a Texas leaguer bringing ond than ev at first, according to) prog home Nichols went out short many players. But the players all| ig first.” admit that it was the fighting spirit and team work of the whole squad Recently Decided. | that won against great odds in Den-) He—“Phyllis is a decided blonde, ver. The Denver press took much the] isn’t she?” Her Friend— decided last week —————__ but she only London Blighty. | same view. | For instance: “By winning both ends of the dou reader yesterday against the) Slitch club, the Midwest Re-! stron fining team of Casper, Wyo., wins the semi-prochampionship of the West.” use they would, F » they were beaten; because they fought to the last ditch, and for their triumph they received | a cash prize of $1,147. 9, a beautiful loving cup from The Denver Post, a championship banner from the May Co., and every man on the t watch fob from the Spalding Co. “Casper played rings around their | opponents : | ‘Abrogast had those square jaws set so hard all day that when they finally did break into a million dollar} laugh after the smoke of battle was over, it was at first thot his face had) cracked.” | “Roy Hartzell tarted on the} mound for Elite and Maples for Casper. It was Maple’s second pitch- ing victory in the last two days and| the third of the tournament Both| rratic and wild in the other shopping. while in town. We for your packages. hurlers were first inning.” } “Here nning that brot the final victory and the tournament to s ninth stanza of the clos- | asp had their heavy swatters| on deck. MeNeil led off with a long| bingle. Piper sacrificed him with al liner to Hartzell. Hayes singled, went to second on a wild pitch ana MeNeil came home. Germley was DRUGS YOU To GET A REPORT ON EVERYBODY ASKING FOR CREDIT 143-145 South Center St. 1 MONEY TO BUTCHER 1S THAT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE 19 LAUNCHED. eater pw THE AGENCY SAID HE OWED AND \F HiS CREDIT KNEW YOUD WANT To HAVE HIM TRADE HERE be Casper Dailp Cribune PAGE FIV - . —By Jack Rabbit [f. HOWNEY LEAVING T0 SE You DON'T ent NX 2 45 EVERY \N Town Good 1 } —_ | = S| ep ie ot | A Conservative LEGION WOULD SECURE 1,000 MEW al : a will receive a Victory button, ac cording to the recruiting officer. of fine tea? rest. So come in and save With each member of feelmente A merican Legior d 8 five members within the next thre e days, the Natrona count pt of this national wide organization has started a drive for m i ship which is to be far-reaching in consequen: Plans for making a short active campaign this week were ar ranged Wednesday night at the American Legion me \ Army and Navy club rooms. A full membership of the } pected to go to the state fair at Douglas on Soldiers’ } day, September 11 i No change in the prese*t or ganization is contemplate « ) national convention of the legion in November, according to the sent { ment of the recent meeting )) | i SOLDIERS GET American Shoe Shop \ Is New Business in \i ) AUT TONS SOON This xy, No Now Open i )) The American Shoe f r shor ted at 135 : \ Victory Insignia to B to Be Distributed cared et Agee bards hth ' by Major on Presentation der way here. J. O. Brittian is the {) ue Discharge prop r and is prepared vid for a large p t Service men who were disappoint- tion of 1 y ed the first of the week in not re- That’ faseail ceiving Victory buttons which they } Date. wos Reon 1e calle had been led to expect, have assur- j and I like the name. ances that the buttons will be forth- ' " coming on Sunday, September 7, Just returned from Riverton, when Major H. B. 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