Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 10

WHITE SOX HAVE EDGE OVER REDS IN HITTING APPLE, FIGURES C H (|W —_ National Match of United States a ie ss Me “2 Tk CHIC NGO, Sept. 26 Peearki’s se-. Revolver Association Projected | s.iry ries—It is a singular coincidence for Casper within Few There ure more than 200 specimens Comparison of the batting averaves of the Reds and tie White Sox | ae five members of the Cincinnati Weeks Time of sUk-produciag in Pct ered very) gives an ddge of no narrow mar Ghileckiveio aed ational# formerly wore the uniforms ieee: few of these : any practical value dividually the Hose have been outhittin ires up to Sept. }-0f the White Sox—the team they are to menkiod. ive the White Sox a team bat ing while the Reds | ‘0 Blay forthe worlds ascball cham: } RUSH Gas Pera eetO an UAE aes ———— 6A ks of the tea » | pionship. n barely organized there are now SSS er ae ey aa tans Eddie Roush, star batter and.out-!p1 members of the club and a big PERSIAN SHAH TO VISIT Chicago j fielder with the Reds, was with the \drive is on this month to ure s E ; Pelseh . White Sox for 2 tryout under the least 50 members. The Casper club) LONDON. (By mail.) —An a Jacksor } mana gement of Jimmy Callahan inj member of the United States/ nouncement that the Shah of Persia Leibold 3, but was released to Lincoln.’ Revolver association and plans are is on his way to visit London brot Gandil Rath, the Reds second bz being made this week to secure a intimations in the newspaper: EOG an r man also.was with the White Sox un-|site for the annual national pistol fhe government would ort him an r Kopt der Ca Jahan. He was released to/imatches one of which is to be hell enth i tie welcome ands allt ee Di We * - Grck the Kansas City clab where he came! here. The national match here will) and page antry of the via o at Sh Wingo | to the front s a 300 hitter. He ' he ld before October 13 and tar- atic Shah in Vietorian d weal 4 Rariden | was signed by Cincinnati last sea-' gets have been received alrady. be repeated. All this ‘ now of no M |son—and made good from the start.¢ ©, A .Taylor has been appointed #¥3i! ae Persian aay fate 196° p |. “Hod” Eller, who has heen pitch-) yovernor for Casper of the matches nounee ee age visit of the Shah i 189 p | ing remarkable ball for the Reds to be held here and he is boosting! Wite unofficial” 176 p on ‘the White Sox roster during the (for a strong revolver club in the ces spring training trip of 1916, but was’ ity. Application for membership in REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS 100 p 143 [Teleased to the Moline club of the) the club may be made through him ii) picharg A. Eearey ot ux to A 000 Seti | Three-I league. Eller started his pro- pis office in the county courthouse. puihic on jand in section 34. vite = fessional career in the Three-I league, phe club atrendy has s SURG) chee ee ene -- - which also produced Clarence Row- ne club already has some of the’ R. 82. Con. $1 ! ———o fs Rg ca | Fs 209 best rifle and revolver shots in the iuel Simmons et ux te i ; = land, whom “Kid” Gleason succeeded : - : Beery Vive of Moran's pitchers have we while Cicotte and Wil- | ir city as its members. At least one FE, Donaldson on EF! lets V gn as manager of the White Soy \ ors 5 u iams have captured 50 games for Gleason. ares including Sept. 11. jing was the first to recog member of the efficient staff of men| block 117 per. Con. $1 etc. follow lee tar's URIOrMlenud hobasibhiciee in the sheriff's office here has joined Hf. D. Sherman et ux to John M. Chicago Cincinnati | anvathinen Yeiweratte rt ity in fact the, club and other prominent offi- Whisenhunt on part of lot 18, block W. L. Pet. - | company. os cinls and marksmen are membc 119, Casper . $1 ete. ' 1 0 1000) Luque 1 "Ahitie the dont wae in trainineenel oe United States Revolv $#0- So Jee 281% .800 pa ie | Mineral Wellssexns,? Biller “4 lea” ciation has sent out to members of its devolves the defense of the hi 22 9 .710 é with Dive sDanfocthtendiett Ly clubs thruot the country vrnin hold. ’ my 3 acanaenebead ‘ wer pited- to fight pending legislation in duff-' Because the pistol is the primary 10 9 52 crs, and picked up a lot of valuable | orent states which is copied after the\school for the rifle and with it the 7 1500 Fa ee he Tada nee ee thal! Sullivan law of New York. The reas-/man that would never get an op termilk i: 5. ee z 2271 4 eS00R TVetanite Giscits . Wane? nie bs wh, Ons Set forth voting aws fol- portunity to handle that military arm —__——_—— ing stars of the White Sox, Eilers | lowing the Sullivan acquire the rudiments of hold- pee beat previous Ne Fins eas ee follows ane ‘ sien ieana sighting, ie als of BY 9 shah > any cunningly devised “strike” /sential of h to pull, be better able SCENE OF CHICAGO TITLE PLAY ey Sea reentt gam hl es nay onary one le tes eel 3 ee ~ eee ory ae cocrona OF Mie DLChs tures: | Help airge our) Hor -|uable potential defender of hig ONE OF MOST ELABORATE PARKS _ |) te. msinstavs of the Reis sa$f this makers to. reason before they vote count Bl o>) Pray e The Sox also contributed tw a Shed che them. Fare TRECs ye aera eee ee a eae ERECTED FOR BASEBALL IN U. S.]) ct 5" 83508 i ong ats Sativa Laws” JSR" sasasaescsssancnsnnsssssssssscncenee He heard. rey re plenty | Because criminals will alwavs « : (iss a) Ga) . the west. They do not meet i with the Chicago club in’ lene Was|arms for the sake of the advantage § HCAGO, Sept. 26.—“White Sox tar field. ‘The intervenir Aree eeeeno eB Doin 1014, ane s them over the law-abiding. 3 in Chicago where the opening uliliaed for hisvalecirie trtermus W ard Allen eatcher, who cause the criminal cannot beldis-'s » of, the Workl’s series will be| Which is worked from the pre ge ANN Cheat lub for a short! aemed by merely passing a law 3 ~ 1 between the Chicago Ameri-| S.C? a the pre time in 1911, later going to Minne- | * Sere ahead 9 I i 2 smen= on the upper deck of the grand stand.) snolic, cea me ane ause if he make burglar § HAD ACH Nationals, | he bleachers have a combined seat-|P°! tools he can make firearms or smug- Pere Peteabes ing capacity of about 8,000, {gle them, 3 Shoe Rote Sete one of 1¢ pavilions and bleachers are Because the pistol in the home is § é eaOra Le «im the’ tected by a concrete wall four ithe nly thing that equel the = AL built 0) nigh, topped hy «a wire fence six s of a Woman, an cld man, an ay eC Lu. jinvalid or the feeble with the, husky § 1 since that tim ral : : TS, eee ee ae ny, the diamond is cov-| | for the criminal to : SER 2 , . ilin, which is 190 feet ene ‘ and to make his e H : set oh el 84 Hitirequtres atdexentment to | Great Plans Laid for Eahahgealll Because the ru ites ‘fe FRESH MADE : ' . It is rolled « Ball I by Cl never have adequ police protec- £ mn ea cal FC ylinder and is kept in a st of Ball Team by Chamber j tion. : EVERY DAY 4 “ @ the only ture built of conerete in front of of Commerce Because it is not the flimsy eatch p oe left field pavilion. _ —~ the window or the simple lock ov The White x play dis the) . “Casper is proud of the record the door that prote half so much P only regulation ball grounds in the;™#de by the boys this season und we ¥S the fear of a gun in the house ino hia team from the Comiskey » lecided t« y-ninth s Thi location where the stande were made | © ony Ti tance down the right and left field foul from the hor lat ‘ forming s rk he The ovise sions to teck d on 8,000 of 1} reserved t 1 , Which go run- either end of the stand. and bout half up b th out it possible to reach the top ur different points and imbing steps. side of und have a seating They re on either Yurt price will be of and left achers runs while the the «south, _extends from left field east to, oe ¢ behind the homes 94 feet, but even rmanent boxes thi r, behind the plate i till r than that of any other ball USHEUS (SOLATED of) interna- pondence —The Bolshevik believe now so isolated them from the world! that they are no lonyer efficient in preac figanda, of their dangerous prop- Divect communication between the Bolshevik d their ugents abroad is being rende increasingly difficult. our months have elapsed since direct’ communic from tl Ko ers in Russin reached | thei \ Swede brot $20, 000 here recent- y for Bolshevik purposes. Five min- utes ufler he delivered the money to an agen in London he was in eus- tody, A Scotlind Yard man was clo: to him during the whole of his jour- ney to England CEOLOGICAL WORK Movs and Blue Prints, Surveying Crude Oil Testing a Specialty Wyoming Map and Blue Priat Co, P. O. Box 328. Rm. 10, over Lyric Casper, Wyo. Begin i Revival Meetings | Methodist Church Next Sunday COME! HARRY C. MAITLAND, Evangelist. WALTER L. FRENCH, Minister. at the !mean to show our thoro PROPAGANDA 1S SPENT) ivan, watching the | ! oces the OLD WHITE SOX. Wore he. American tion Nelson ppr in this entertainment,” Mr, off to permit the} declared. The banquet which the Chamber , of Commerce will give at the Hotel, Tlenning: next:Monday night in honor f the Midwest st und most unique event of thi | kind ever held in Casper, George B. Nelson declared toda: - Reed has been secure as tmaster for the even specehes will be made B. Brooks, ex-Senator Jack Leary, Judge C Winter, M. W. Purcell, E. D. 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