Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 5

Ban Johnson Nervous But Up with Questions Regarding Resumption of Old Schedules and Changes in World Series. BY HARRY L, FARRELL (Wultea Press Staff Correspondent] Nov. 13.—Ban Johnson is getting so he has a. NEW YORK, Pow Wow Will Be Taken| i relapse every time a bunch of baseball heads get together. | The big “getting together heads is scheduled for the second Tuesday has nothing to fear from it as the barons stunt” of the National league | of December, Ban! of the old league will \ not have time to even whisper of American league politics. A big program of business may also! serve to keep the magnates from talk-, ing about @ successor for Garry Her-! mann ,under whom dynamite that failed | to explode was shoved several times during the late season. There is a pile of work for the mag-, nates to get off their chest during the busy shopping time. Among some of} the subjects, they will discuss ‘are: | Resumption of the old 154-game schedule. Abolition of series, Barring of late season trades, Ban on freak pitching deliveries. One experience: with the 140-game schedule has been’ enough for the mag- nates and they are sure to return to the old 154-game route or even go it better by adding a dozen or so games. Some of the moguls have broached the 168-game idea but it hasn't been re- d with wild acclaim. It would nec- tate an cartier start in the spring late finish, both of which are her gambles. All the barons favor 154-game schedule, however, and it probably will be. adopted without much consideration. In spite of the massed opinion of the public against the nine-game world’s series it seems probable that this woe- ful venture may not he discarded. Some | of the dollar-grabbing owners still be lieve that a Jong, series can be put! across. Opinion is so divided that the subject may not be decided at the win- ter meeting and the buck may be passed to the national commission to le decid next fall. Yelps were made last year that money! was being used to buy the pennant when McGraw went out and bought Artie Nehf and Frank Snyder, Several snates got all riled up over it that it would never happen the nine-game world's again if they could Jegislate against it. One of the propositions made—which » be presented for adoption—was a to prevent trades, swaps, deals, nsfers, exchanges and buys, pur: ‘s, sales, etc., after the middle of the season. This they claim would pre- vent the rieh, wealthy cnpitalists of the leasue from opening their purse strings ond “stacking” up foy;thd date sedgon drive pennantward. This campaign 1s} the “pet elephant” of the anti-McGray Suction, which is mostly Cincinnati. ‘The funeral chimes niust peal for the shine ball, the Spitter, the knuckle ball (all other freak, unusual, new and deliveriés. Such is the edict of ney Dreyfuss, Charles }bbetts, et ul, Who succeeded in having a meeting of the rules committee called. They | want the help of their brother barons in having that nuisance curbed, if not abolished, They are so emphatic that | they would deprive the pitcher of his | slove if necessary to remove the chance of using resin, parafine or any “rough | ntufr’ to disfigure the pellet and put jumps on the ball that is muking the butters look feeble. | Thet here is also the renewal of the antique campaign for “one ball yard in one town Some of the bosses have Leen quoted as favoring a c | parks in citics w ‘e teams of both | es operate. They point to the sys: | the | | Jen tem in New Yerk as ideal where Yankees ald the Giants both play on | the Polo grounds. Combination of re- | svur will result in much better | parks, they claim and in the long run} will be mone vers—and, of cotirse, | 1 latter is to be epnsidered most i all things, If this isn’t enough to keep the bar busy, they might talk about Ban Johu- son or give Garry Hermann a f verbal black eyes or even do.some more | legislating against the minors, Party Leaves for Big Game Hunton | Casper Mountain B. Rayburn, | st Wells. Supply © J. oil den of the Ohio Oil Co:, and Frank B, Taylor, the Journal “and Derrick scout, | left here this afternoon for Casper and Haystack mouitains to spend the week end up in the pine timber. The party, also inelyded Frank Jr., son of Mr. | Taylor and they hope to’ get the Hmii on deer and bear before their return, Some good Kills have been made in; the Casper mountains. this year and While this is not considered as, yood hunting territory as the Wind River | 0 os PETE HERMAN LOSES TO. JOE LNGH ON POTS (By, Associated PHILADELPHIA, ve Lynch of New York outpointed Pete Herman, bantamweight -champion, in| six rounds here last night. RISBERG PINNED TO MAT TWICE IN 11 MINUTES) 13.—Joe (By Associ, CEDAR RAPIDS, 13.—| Jack Reynolds, welterw pinned Joe Risberg of Galesburg, Ill, to the mat twice in eleven minutes here, ————___ FOREINERS AFTER 14,000 WINE CASKS IN CALIFORNIA i | | (By United Press.) SAN FRACISCO, NOY. 13.—Wine | casks, 14,000 of which are believed to | be in California in all probability will! be used by wineries of foreign coun-| a since the adyent of prohibition | as virtually destroyed their usefulness | in the United States, it: became* known | reeently when several representativds | of Buropean and South American }win- eries entered intd negotiations to” pur- chase casks located in this section of the state, The: California § Wine — Association, which formerly coatrolled. the market- ing of California) Wine? and, in many instances, its production, has been ap- proached by French, Italian and Argen- wine-makers who haye sought to: shase the casks. HH. Romera Day | of.. Buenos. Aires. recently visited= this city and bought 100 of the great oak | casks and had them knocked down and transported to Buenos. Aires. It is estimated that there are 14,000 casks in this state. Of this number | about 400 are. of oak and the balance are of redwood. Oak casks are a! scarcity now and it fs these morfé tha the redWoods that are sought. ! WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROOT Thousands of women have kidney | and bladder trouble ang never suspect | it. Women's, complaints, often, prove be nothing else but kidney troub! » kidneys condition, they may cause the other or- | guns to become diseased. ’ } Pain in back, headache, loss of ambition, nervousness, are often times | symptoms of kidney troubie. Don't delay starting treatme Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a phys scription, obtained at any drug store, ay be just the remedy needed to over: © such conditions, Get a medium or large size bottle im: | mediately from any drug store. How if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to, Dr. Kilmer & Co,, Binghampton, N. for a sample bottle. When writing | be sure and mention the Casper Daily, Tribune.—Ady. 1 Callus? “Gots-It” Will Pool It Off! Nothing on Earth LikeSimple “Gets- It tas. Corns of Qalldens, tnd sole St the ‘took which atten ia of the “Gots-It” Mountains and other ranges farther) ‘west, one’ patty is ‘said to have left; Casper in the morning and returned. in } the evening with twe deer and other) game is reported plentiful. ' = ea > NOTARIES COMMISSIONED. YENNB, Wyo., Nov. | Carey has appointed W, J. Otto) orrington, William J. Reeve yvansfon and Miss Edith Welch of Casper notaries public. ¢ x weuahte ee tet ie CY er Aesem, a would va banana peel, vorsthe ekin en amov ough you Rovor nea Me 210 head~exeelient crow-bred fh) i ‘Tou young Iambouillet ewes. Wool ff} Tape. sachuge tS Y, eh proky sold 60 to $2% ‘cents ust taree ff! acisdors for Corns Pr remaver he ye , also 43° reg. Rambouillet Dis eet ee out i rene tt bucks. Lmedidte delivery or cun CAs ta Te i winter. money-back ps ig Sout tany dr a Tae rence len eo." TN. y pew? Cure rem Drug “Ste a sd eid A, D. Barlett, Glendo, Wyo. IS OF THE SPORT WOR Hace TUDE DACE THRER® PAGE FIVE Casper adgition; Con. $1 ete. Iven J. Enderson to W. H. Quinn « al on lot 10, block 6, Midwest addition: 25 Con. $450. ‘ H. J. Peterson et/uy to Louis 2. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J. Fremont Michie et ux to 0. F ‘Wilson on Jot 4, block 48, Casper; Con $1 ete. Ged. TS. Nelson (é fux to 0, FL Sellers LD BUFFALO MAYOR AWARDED | ~ JUDGMENT OF $7,199 FOR oe } on lot 1, bidck 21, Nelson addition; Con. on Jot 12, lock 15 1 | CALENDAR OF spoRTS | U-DNIL T GO ie 5 peers Fe toe hee . a F Geo. B. Nelgoh .ux.to J.°R. Ander-) Mapes on lot 35, : Sherida: bea cs Bt IX ROUNDS j FRAUD IN SHEEP SAL som on jot 4%,» block 18,. Nelson's ad- Heights addition; Con. 31 er -- A és < | dition; Con, $1, etc. J. ML & omer et ugk to ty I. Moore & Sots iia lati na plain aera ae ¥ 10 | DRAW Ste | Geo. B. Nelagn et ux to Stewart Me- on let 4, blo . Cagper; Con. $1 ete.! Banavare sacs kauiesDacncas 4 |_ NEWCASTLE, Wyo., Nov. 13.—John gor on pe 1B, Wldck 14, Nelson's! Henry L. Whyte et ux to Marion Ha POET atahinetne tar, , MMP LARGUINTCR eens.) |D. Powers, defendant in the “double “dition fe. 1 “ete ae | [son on tot Alp biotic 48, AVhite’s “adtetis Al Shubert vs. Knockout Eggers, 12). SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 18. “Tommy | fount sheep case which has been! on wie FP tngent es ux to Stewart pee ation ‘Con. $1 ak E rounds at Bridgeport, Conn. | O'Brien, Paeific coast lightweight cham. |tTial here under change of venue from |GreKor on Rey tentaae tania | anc Ne SDA nai ye Brothers to NWR; A Johnny Gilt vs. Raiph Schappert, 10/ Pi: fought a six-round draw with Pat | Sheridan county, must pay the plait eaaba batt Was, sae MeE th idikes| $600.5 ree ite : Ee 1 eee it ve ralray » 10' Gilbert, local’ lghtweight, here last |iff in the Utigation, I. E. Gilbert, 7m: i ca 3 Spe ae eae Kat Frankie Brown vs. Battli reddy, Bight. jor of Buffalo, Wyonfing, $7,193, under |" Jots 199 and 200, block 38, N. Cas-| { F, J ng Reddy, i Sie il the verdict reached in the trial. 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