Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1920, Page 12

uf pI le ict le He a PAGE TWELVE Che Casper Dail Eribu TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD | MIDWEST REFINING CLUB OPENS BASEBALL SEASON IN COLORADO First Games Scheduled with Brush, Akron, Sterling, Followed by Swing North thru Billings and Round- up, Montana, Early Reports Indicate The Midwest Refining company baseball nine. champions of the Rocky Mountain r with a series of ¢: Sterling, Colo., wi! All three h cost. who has nec Roundup for « undup um this year have 3 men are Jackson, pit team, ¢ nat short stop and several Western lea, © club, “Gre all take notic she stop Thermop team last Resides these playe will} hold down first, Breen » and Whaling will play in the outer gardens. Breny also is lis ar now. rren of the as father ntendent W: of the CHATTER AND. GOSSIP WITH THE LEAGUES Midwest} given a Some declare that the Red Sox will not show enough speed to break out of the second division, even with the aid) of a Karr, eee Likely as not Manager McGraw will call the National League ¢n- tries for a second start, nts get away badly. in case the field. oes understudy for Buck Her- . is playing second for the Cubs. And they say that * seldom scrambles the hot ones that come his way. | up against AVLOG EQUAL : <"| Triumph on April” 8 Would Be Great Stride for Wyo- ming’s Heavyweight Taylor, Wyoming’s ary farmer in the lnis Theater, April 8, is one of the few big wrestlers who have won consistent- ly in the mat game. It seldom that sporting fans have the ‘oppor- seeing their best wrestler lined mat ian of national fame in a contest in which the home ath- has more than an even chance to pat the outsides ause of Hokuff's record of having dragged to defeat Ivan Micahaloff in wo straight falls at a time when Mer- n, the international ring promoter, thought Micahaloff at his best, Yorkers will demand that Hokuff be chance against Herman's ‘atest Turk wrestler before they think he is good enough to go on against Joa Stecher. They point to his record of having defeated Michaloff and they think Hokuff is now just as cap- usper able of turning the trick against the’ ling match went on sale yesterday at} recently brought over| the Smoke House, C 400-pound Turk, from Europe by Herman. Wyoming's own Jack Taylor expects| the Little to take a little glory onto himeelf for | the prediction judging from other his friends back in this coming match New York state in New next week. OF BIG HOKUTE n in 1919, will‘open the 1920 baseball season >s this month in Colorado: be played probably starting the middle of next | » towns have fast teams and Manager Arbo- from Thermopolis with most of his b s for Brush, Akron, and ball| | How THE GIANTS PA | —Here are Jess Barnes and Larry Doyle, pla, Big Bill Hokutf, who will meet Jack | | the gr New | former! Casper fans 1 chance to see thelr fav- | | | | | | THE TRAINING FIELD ing an exciting game of checkers the palm garden of their hotel at San Antonio, with Christy Mathewson and Bill Brennan on the side lines, THEIR 1 « fans know Taylor and Jack does vant to lose his long line of 1 followers in the East thr nt at the hands of Hoku McLeod to Referee Wheatland Routs And take it from George Mcleud, jor is not going to lose in this com- Shee match. McLeod says Taylor will George McLeod will leave today for have to Gepend on spi me |... * Batt L | Wheatland, where he will referee sev- weight and strength of Ho- ha pre Ee fost Seorkiig hard every | eral fights and wrestling matches. to- second night and from now on it witl| M8ht. There is so much money bet on be every night for Taylor at the Cas-| te main go that the promoter decided per Athletic Club, until the day be-| = 7 - fore the match. PIANO ‘TUNING Sunday will be a big day at,the Cas- |] Mr. Collins per Athletic Club for Taylor, because of the probably his most strenuous workout Baldwin, Piano Company will come on that day. It will-give || will be here April 3d. Leave orders 7 in time. Richter Music ‘Co., Phone 306. orite in action before’ the big battle. Tickets for the Hokuff-Taylor wrest-| West's confection- Gunnison'’s News Depot and Brick. A packed house is audi- ences which have seen athletic -shows put on by McLeod. i ary store, FOR SALE gee 3 and 4 in block 189, west front, Carey addition. show how easy the champions will-be ; for the Dodgers this season. | | oe 8 After the Braves had downed the Tigers in the opening game of the Bos-! ton-Detroit tour, they discovered they | hadn't defeated the Tigers. He wasn’t | there, and a youngster played center | eee Despite the manifold worries attend- | ant upon his managerial duties, John j McGraw has to smile when he remem-' bers that the Giants’ first seven games j of the season are with the Braves. Evidently the New York scribes who wrote a columr on Babe Ruth's home on Bab Ys hitting this season. ape The not the in its line-up. spell their name t Joplin Western only ball club even if thi nt way. While the Indians have had to give | conSiderable time to “inside” baseba’¢ the nee of southpaw pitchers has | ab: etice” an easy task for oe Will the hers who stood the on their heads to Man- r Kid ¢ White Sox. Reports of the short, snappy work of he White Sex in practice show that "haven't Improved sinee the Their snappy short the 1 Cardinals fur- ed Ola. Home tfests, likes of which have en seen ice the days of the ed, slug- ing pastimer, o8 The Yankees took the Reds’ measure in the exhibition games, and the Dodg- ers trimmed the Yanks. It only goes to Sweet Lea Seeds every lady may obtain at this store = pack- age of California Sweet Pea Scods FREE RIEGER THE CALIFORNIA PERFUMER has sent us 30,000 seeds to distribute free te all, Come at once before they are gone— you do nut have to buy anything—the seeds are free. 20 come today, prizes and date of contest. Kayal Qherry Beds is the latest perfume. Come in and sample SWEET PEA SEEDS GIVEN AWAY FREE Tuesday, April 6, at the Casper Pharmacy 110 E. 2nd St. Casper * 8 And with the strictest economy in newsprint in force, up steps Lee Ma- | gee and threatens to repeat all of the | run in practice are taking no chances | big league scandals that have been} published a million times since 1906. } "2. | ion-dollar bevy of stars, | Brooklyn flashes Mohart, the sensation- | al young twirler, who bids fair to monopolize Greater New York's lime- lig EAU $12.50 AND $15.00 WOMEN’S TRIMMED HATS HE LEADE > — loaf of while bread is See Connor at Tribune. An ordinary nearly half water. yy ‘ “TALK WITH KING” , Brains plus energy make capital. They are often the whole capital, api cially of a young man. Prudent men insure it; make it sure for the family. An Inquiry Entails No Obligation. WILLIAM E. KING, State Manager Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company i Suite 2, Lynch Building Phone 120-J WORTH DOUBLE VALUES SATURDAY ONLY 95 146 EAST SECOND STREET, PLASTER COMPANY TAKES OVER ENDERS HOLDINGS ===" = = | products of gypsum, Later a cemen The Chinese were fighting. With: guns plant will also be built. A.large force at a tia when, Europeans used bow. of men will at.cnce be put to work and urrows. % and the capacity of the plant fi tained. | ‘The Russian likes no sleeping place 480 well as the top of the big sodpstane }stove in the dwelling, and, crawling out Wyo., Apr. 2.—Articles of | BASIN, Incorporation of the Wyoming Plaster | Cement Company willbe filed with the | secretary of ' state capital stock “is. $200,000 and the diree- tors for the first year are Peter En- ders, Frank A. Wise,\R. B. West, H. HL ; Hime, T. K. Bishop, P. W. Metz and ©. A. Zaring, all residents of Basin. The company takes over the stucco mill and holdings of Peter Enders, north of Greybull. The acreage of raw materials is said to be practically in- exhaustible and on the Burlington Railroad. The company will commence at once the manufacture of building blocks from gypsum, ‘stucco _ plaster, building and bathroom tile and the by- ————— to bring in an impartial outsider, Both athletes agreed upon McLeod as ref- ereo, the promoter wiring to McLeod that he was wanted-at whatever prico he asked. FRECKLES © Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots. There's no loriger the slightest s1ecd | of feeling ashamed of your freckles, jas Othine—double strength—is guaran: | teed to remove these homely. spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine—dov- | ble strength—from any druggist and ep-| ply a little of it night and ‘morning ana you should soon see that even the worst | freckles have begun to disappear, while | the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin| and gain a beautiful clear complexion. | Be sure to ask for the double strenet:| Othine as this is sold under guarantee | of money back if jt fails. to remove! treckles,—Ady, ’ of this blistering bed An the morning, he delights in. taking a plunge in a cold tomorrow, _ The! stream, even if he has to break thru the ice to co 0. Announcement’ - [have opened for business THE SOUTH SIDE GROCERY 132 West Hugo Street Phone 1111 With a complete stock of Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Smoked Meats and Bakery Goods. Will be pleased to serve you and invite my former patrons to call. Free Delivery J. A. MAUK Formerly Manager Natrona Mercantile Co. BUY YOUR EASTER SHOES ; ¢ oO Ooo, ree, o, Soeeent oe, ¢, + Oot err °, reer %! Q oO R o, oof. o. Martel % 2, K 2 Xa ree 4, + Oo Me REMOVAL SALE VWs OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Men’ s and Women’s High | Shoes We move downstairs on or about April 10th. We are also showing the Newest Fads in Spring Footwear. _ The Bootery Fourth Floor, 0. s Building. THE CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ACONSERVATIVE, YET UP-TO-THE- MINUTE COMPANY FEATURING - HIGH-CLASS PROTECTION CR. McGREW, Gen. Agent Ptod Cretodgoedeete-<4 Sas 1% Sotetedoete doors RS no ahe-afo- - at our—— iM oat rooooensose o xs Ernst L. Livingston, Manager. 0090000000004 cs bs Phone 153