Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1919, Page 6

—— — ON Eee a if PAGE SIX SPORT EVENTS| STANDING OF CLUBS BEFORE TODAY'S GAME Clubs Ww Pet: Clubs W. L. Pet : *Armour . ale) (S38 pepe ee 2 (0 -1000) aSpenttish Sat. 2 S38 Yapid City e206 ie *Thermopolis _..__-_- 0 2 .000 Sreybull -- =bo 3) *Eliminated CARONG ELIMINATE DENVER NIN IN PITGHERS: BATTLE YESTER Denver’s Chances Good until the Eighth Inning When Robb Dropped Ball at First; Pitchers Hurl Great Game Wednesday at Ball Park Denver handed Greybull the necessary two runs to win in the ighth frame of yesterday's affair in the Tri-State tournament on errors ind Greybull won, 4 to |, in a tight pitchers’ battle. Denver returned o Colorado last night eliminated from the tournament thru hav ost to two Midwest Refining company teams, the Greybull and Cas- ser nines. It was e nt after the fourth gx in yesterday’s contest that Vin ing t Carter, Casper boy, hurling the Alf/Star Armour of Jenv n idleman were staging i pitch Consequent y the one score Dens er DOWN TWICE BY ecured in the fourth on a two-bag- 2 iber ame n the sixth frame when apbell obbled the bal hird. s uft- u r getting on went on second on a vild pitch, Morgan and Eddleman| ,,. eee : c infield outs but Kunkle, Midwest Wrestler too Clever for oring Daylic from third. It, Oregon Artist; Lively Prelim- 2 score, iseesne er ; bull threatened in the first inaries Feature Sport Card innings but Carter always man- at the Ins d to retire the side with he paths. Two walks, Perkins, the big hoice, an error by put the Ind persed with a double ‘put three on Paul Jenkins of Oswego, Oregon, rd but Ohnamus Two were out a wrestling match at the I last before crowd of wrestling fans s the n an er aling. Two had died in the eighth when Perkins won the fir 19|° ne winning scores came in. Daylis, minutes. Jenkins had Per! wrap- | d flied to center and Eddleman was ped up in a body scissors, and in shiffed by Carter. Morgan walked breaking the hold the big refinery man flopped his hus rent over with such force stun him, and the ders to the mat. ind stole second. Kunkle then hi he sto: He w tandled the bal] at all that told hen Robb irst poorly and ropped the pill. Instead of throwing Perkins won the second fall in 2 nto home to catch Moran. Robb handy ion in six minutes with a «glected to pick up the dropped ball half Nelson and an arm hold. Th nd the deciding run counted. two men were evenly matched us to "Qn the next play Robb dropped the weight, but Perkins much bet- vall after catching it and Wernert, ter form and showed up good in tight vas safe and the second run of the! places. Had Jenkins been in better condition, a more even match would have resulted. Two fast wrestling preliminar and a boxing match served to wh tanza was over. Wernert was hurt n going to first thru a collision with 4obb. The Greybull catcher left the yame on account of the injury. Dornberger in right field was the the appetites of sport fans for the uminary for Greybull with two dou-| main event. Young Okie and es and a trip in four trips to the; “Dutch” Ryan, two pin-weights, ga late. The right fielder also got three, a pretty demonstration with pler tolen bases. of action, which resulted in f: Eddleman hurled a great little game) for Okie. Jack Doyle flopped Mowing only four blows and holding | der, after 10 minutes’ struggle th he Denver players hitless in the last) a body hold. hree frames. The Greybull pitcher In order to settle a dispute iurt his hand in the first inning but; who was the best Terry vas game and his ability to control simmons and Young Mednic he pill was shown by the absence) permitted to don the mitts, which ‘f any men walked. resulted in Mednick getting the worst For Denver, Busch probably was|of a one-minute when Fitz he star because of his two-base hi 1 a sleep-producing uppercu vhich paved the way for the lone h sent Mednick reeling to counter of the Colorado nine. Carter) mat for the After attempt itched good game, on six blows, ing to resume t eing chalked up against him. Car- | was cle er whiffed six. But six errors was again floored oo much of a handicap. house stopped The score the newspz japeni decisis n Armour— ABR H POA Walshjeseee- = 4 0. 1 8) 10) 0} wai 1 2-1 7 © KINNEY GHLLENGE 15 gusch, ¢- 4 1 5 a aot seiber, 2b erp aah 2 crepe 1 S21) 2 ABOEPTED BY MTLEOD: stone, cf-- SuOle Onell 0) i ' Aorse, If- Si ONO. lO) motos eS 42S MATCH SET FOR 13TH ‘arter, p OG) 100n08 280) mote eR POA EB. , George McLeod, the 140-pound 5 ree BR TD 4 1 champion, has accepted the challeng: fenery 3 Oo 1 0 1 7 ef George Kinney. The carnival Ree eer 4 0 2 2 06 o|Wrestler, and the two mat artists lene, if... 3 0 0 1 0 6 Will meet in a finish match in Cesper Shamus: 2b! 4 0 0 2 7 1 0M September 19. Jaylis, 1b “7 4 1.116 6 0, MeLeod covered Kinney’s forfeit saulanienspe and 0) 1 (0) <2) 10) money last night and details of the florgan, 3b_- 3 : match are now being arranged. Kin- ney will go about 155 pounds, mat side weight, and will have from 1 to 15 pounds the better of the clever tunkel, ef- Totals ------ = x mT 5 ocean, little Scotchman. Kinney is trav HI} eASHHNAHUAAARNGHHANEHNEH I i] 3 Score by innings: | 6g gig—1_ in with the Anderson carnival co nn treybull 00000102 *—s cer, now making a one-w _ Stand eybull comaryi Earned runs—| in Douglas, znd has been meeting all G NIGH cri- Stolen the best matches of the season and 3;, ill draw a large crowd of mat fans. _— 1its—Busch, Dornberger, 2. ice hits—Busch, Dornberger. vases—Grider, Reed, Dornberger, Morgan, Kunkle. Base on balls—Off' New Variety ‘arter 4. Struck out—by Carter,| ; by Eddleman, 5. Wild pitch, Car-| ‘Mama, I want a dark breakfast er. Umpire, Frank Newhouse, of) “Dark breakfast?” What do you ;mean, child?” ‘Why, last night you told Mar to Me me a light supper, and didn’t Mike i it.’—Blighty (London). — = NOLGAST AND MORRISSEY BATTLE TEN-ROUND DRAW) ony. NSB oe es from Rochester, Minn., and will see 5 his patients temporarily at the Hen- YUMR? Afneciates Feet 11.—Ad ning Hotel, Room 222 until per: Volgast fought a fast ten-round |nent offices are opened. Patie raw with Lee Morrissey here last ™@y call at the Hotel or phone 45 ight. 9-8-tf ———E SS | Cc. J. Hochenauer of the Inter- tate Pipe company has gone to Den -er on business. i Yenver Time of Time of game, 1: 1:45, 1 Se Don’t forget to stop at the Casper harmacy Saturday for their Sp | ial Sales. Ce Casper Dailp Cubune Ht LINE OF DUTY! f ye TER j H CTION OF STATE SCHOOL “WRIT OF ATTACHMENT ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1919 Naturally when Hungary settles it will change its “] suppose government form of natiohal assembly.” eee “LIND BOARD OF INTEREST | BROXERAGE FIM ISSUED “ss 2 “Because its Diet might not agree ht if Ny q } | = es with its new constitution.”—Balti- i | i coe pagigs more American. : oes itl j Ny iat | 10 Oil MEN OF OF WYOMING, (Special to the bune) —_-_- errr ‘ CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 11.—A : = . lwrit of ettachment for $21,341.64 ‘ mane @coPecial to The Tribune.) | (Special to the Tribuxc) |was served by Sheriff Smalley on SQUEEZED WASHINGTON, Sep efforts of Congressman CHEYENNF, “Vyo.. Sept 11.—|John Donnellan & Co., brokers, Tues Mondel} ar ceparum ave been changed to show t | Widespread interest say oil men | day evening, at the instigation of bevOe QULy ee ae) sure Jis attaching to the meeting of the|John S. Cook & Co. of Goldfield, Ne- to receive the comper state school land board September 15| vada, which claims the amount as é at which bids will be received for the due on account. When the body begins to stiffen : De eens Durean [petroleum derived by the state 2s} John Donnellan, president of the eu caceemient yee painful it ’ royalty from state-owned lands | local company, states that the claims is usually an indication that the ! ~ ation, beeause of the circum- | jeased to operators. The interest is| of the Nevada concern is against him kid: (ety es ‘ ed wi Wyoming soldier, Affidavits |\he greater because of the under-| personally and dates from the boom Midneys are out o 8 iy vith Colonel Caven- ry solely due to his which these from the to his TRAIN BAND ‘ ttn ata regarding to whom the state’s erude| nized under the Wyoming corpo EM le action from the | shaft be sold. ‘The factor of com-|tion laws two years ago, he state is _____Ipetition—of so disposing of the|and says that he will immediat [CAPSULES] ETERS PLEA OF GUILTY Hie ic TO MANSLAUGHTER, A. EF. PRISON TERM I SOLDIER WAITS SENTENCE. UT T0285 ven (Spe The Tribune.) LARAMIE, Wyo., Sept. 10.—Har- | — d Ral Denbeaux, who ervice Carlisle Has Hopes of ‘i iberation in ° with the A, E. F., is 1941 if Behaviour Is Good; pene onthe scounty sellanere tne PR oko if ‘ Judge V. J. Tidball re-| State Board Commutes long he shall be im- Sentence the penitentiary for caus- 5 = phine Hig- eral days later a beating which this city Denebaux has entered a e cell of Wil- onal train ban effects of ered to her i m the Wye the ing foeeb guilty of manslaughter and r sentenced to imprisonment term from one to twenty duration. The court has taken duration of the term to be in- eflicted under advisement. Denebeaux be Mrs. Hovey in a this city wher e re- > give him money. A Mrs. of Walden, Colo., who wa room Dene- ie and de: nded the t d that the soldier os Mrs. Hovey rep: , knock- s floor. he died after Ae tuken to 2 hospital. permitted to plead charge of manslughter be- pane ate lacked evidence that years old. Should he be 1 . a ede : ; oe ule Sees i s any murderous intention no deduc secause of g00L : n because of a with the assault on Mrs. our he would become free 77 years of ion under well-b 1 prisoner that the state the board o rdons decided to commute his sente and relieve him of the hopeless prospect of spending the bal- ance of his d 1 the penitentiary. ite is in exce health and even should he be orded no further clemency there is no reason to be-} > that he will not live to serve minimum term and become a free srood be- un at ars of age. for the d. When CG e’s application for sixth r commutetion of sentence was place rt- before the pardons board two months | . It ago it was opposed by representatives shortened nr of seer f for good behavior ible under this system for good of the Union Pacific Railroad com behaviour to sho the minimum y who argued that the bandit’s entence of a prisoner, provided the punishment should not be mitigated interdeterminate involves a in much as its severity would long minimum term and «& not too serve u deterring influence on auch lor iximum term ,the other persons who might contem- “good tir deduction f he max- plate attempting to rob trains. 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