Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1919, Page 9

satu DAY, ia 20,1919 Ee ae _ Ebe Casper Daily Ecibune SCRIMMAGE 1 MODRMAN GETS sate ceo : ae START IN WEEK SENDOFFINMD, 2.7 = in Y DRAGGED TQ 72 Lc LN SE = Foot ¢ ight in Stirrup When Thrown by Horse, Grey Boy Mangled ata ge Special to the Tribune i £ i ry of th GREYBULL, Wyo, Sept. 20 worker a ¥reriel , Ten-year-old Steve Jones, son of Army and Navy Club Needs More Visit to Scene AE Forme: Gridiron Si M a Frank Jones, prominent stockman of Candidates to Work Out with Battles Wins Compliment: + : , Fr Ha eeeeonr ree Sent eee ' plimentary t Ir compar ‘ when his foot caught in the stirrup red sk and First Squad Notice ire under instructior yall t _— ef the herte from which he wns mangled bef = are n a sympathetic <t unless A Tribune Wantad will t thrown. The boy suffered a frac. caught _ \ weck of football practice for the Sports f ers in Missouri still = = \rmy and Navy football squad has remember “Stude” Moorman for h f “7 wed most of the men in fair con- athletic prowe is the } tion and real scrimmage work is Rev. R. H. Moorman who untii i ned for metinue next week. few weeks ago was pastor of the than eleven men were out last) First Baptist church here. Moormaua nt for practice on the athletic was a William Jewell center on this 6 Coach Vincent Carter wants) Missouri college eleven. Of his re ght more men so that he will have turn to Missouri, C. FE. McBride wo full elevens fia scrimmage. tepresentative sport writer of the Work of passing the ball, simple Missouri Valley conference, } ormation, and signal drills have oe-) to say . upied the attention of the playéts “Mi hus far this month With the ap- ouri f , remember roach of the initial game, October, William Je i}, with the University of Wyoming year of hi ond team, Coach Carter expects, Liberty send the service men thtu some " tiff work-outs, eral volunteers have offered services to “buck the line’ in ractice but what Coach Carter wants th, Lt follo Moorms will » the old center, who in one > great gridiron career at won « place on the All Mis- souri honor seldom w ence eleven, sn on by a player of the smaller colleges, “Moorman has been the pastor of » First Baptist Church at Casper two full teams for the season in’ Wyo., for several yenrs, but heck ler that the Army and Navy elub am will represent the best football aterial in Casper. mile Seca Everything in Correct Fall Apparel | heir in Missouri now for & st Yore sailing for I been sent as a a ce ea for Men of Discriniuinating Taste «By BALTIMORE, Sept. 20, Joe “The big William Jewell man Lynch of New York fought a fast one of ers most powerful pls 12-round bout. last night With ye've ever seen in action on any 2 Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, with gridiron and we'd like to be a honors even. spectator at the ringside when some awe wild bird in Indie decides that the huge missionary would be sof 7 GHET NEFF HOLDS TITLE i | ON REFEREE’S DECISION Heo DOWOWINNERIN For Men Who Demand the Best be j * PHORM IX eet nd Chet Nott FAST 60 WITH BARTFIELD There is an indefinable something about Hart Schattner & Marx Men’s Suits that sets them $ f Seattle retained his title of Hght: any: = - RS weight champion of the southwest by (hy Associated Perens. apart from the common place. of vaining « referee's decision last; ST. 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