Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1920, Page 5

bh a emt LBS LIES LI IE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920. PAGE FIVE bridge, Shawkey and Hannah. | At St. Louls— EB. So creamy ar TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD| 8) = aos | Wilkinson and Schalk; Jones and | Picinich, ; ; " | Buy. fron | Schang. FOAGE GOPLEN (BURNS, WALKER AND GLYMER 10 [Basesaireasn; | What You Will Be Tomorrow IND YOUNG ARE | = AGE INMEET HERE ON SUNDAY) ‘Sicsivecrcns,| Depends Upon What You Do 2 MATCHED HERE Daredei Riders of Motorcycle World to Compete in? ST*NPING OF THE cLuns | F or Your Health Toda aus A National League — us r—— Western Championship Events; Fast Machines lcincinndti Ya inst Keep Your Blood Filed Talk It Over ; : With Iron To Stand the Strain of an Who Stopped Ch : Chicas Man date Mate Aeninci Being Brought Here to Smash StateRecords _Brestivn~ Modern Day Life Says Speed and Skill for Now ek Physician — Explains How June 21 : Albert Burns, known far and wide as one of the world’s most dar- Pittsbyrah Nuxated Iron ing motorcycle riders, will arrive in Casper Thursday or Friday with| Phngabtpiia Hel Build Young and George Coplen, who}his fleet of racing machines, ready to enter the Western championship_| i Re Bl lood \ t Fred Johnson of Chicago out of . . a way in the first round of their \hout | Motorcycle race meet, to be held at the Fairgrounds on Sunday, Jane} Sean Uoarue day night, are to come together} |3, Cleve! \ ina 10-round bout at the Gasper|. "pp oe See he : 4 New ark StrengthandEndurance “WSs um June 21. Disputes of fans of rns carries with him three racing machines, all built different |\Chisase i z x gat would happen should the two be and geared differently. Some of the ma-|je5aton. ~ Petal! uae bead to proie Ss Are you getting anywhere? — or stumble,thesemen march ~~ just drifting—a little weaker, a forvard witha frm step little more nervous, a little more Sp¢ joke the best prizes Tun-down every cays a Noite are Bees slips away so easily as HEALTH bese Unless 'YOU hold fast to HEALTH thar enables them to take ana “27+ by your own efforts—by keeping keep the best the world hax your blood pure, red and rich in t offer. But in the rush and tear of modern over @ long route are to be {chines ave built for the half-mile tracks | washin, nee amd for all. ‘| |and others are for the larger tracks and| Phikadoiphea , who bears a reputation of be- |Speedways. Burns has the distinetion|st. Louis f the toughest men Jack Dem; {of winning more races during 1919 than] Detroit ___ nad to put out of his way in his | any other rider in the world. 1 to the top of the heav he | Burns bears the same relation to the Ni National Leagu: will be matehed against speed | motorcycle racing game as De Palma or] At New wee " ill in Morey Young, who is clever |Mulford bears to the auto racing game.|New York h either mit. Both men will weigh |iHe is known the world over and when | Cincinnati akes @ man a physical and mental weal S . life, many @ man and woman neglects iron—the day may come whem all readiness their blood filled with strength. ling, but it,utterly r ' ; ele a Fe - 4! e i h of that virile jn at about 165 pounds, it is reported, im action is unbeatable unless his com-| Barnes, Luque, you can do is WISH you had acted building iron and as a fesuit they find force, that stamisa aud. stennth af wid i au Doyle and Spike Murphy, | petitors take longer chances. He ridés| Fisher, Sallee an F s , Ph ysici i themselves ou the verge of a physical and which are 80 necessary tos mixed it before, are scheit| Merchants Meet Burlington Tomor-' phe corners with the skit of a master| oat Brooklyn— ; peal a pee Lacy A ‘ a - nervous breakdown at a time when they power {n every walk of life. I s R. H. ¥. how to help make rich, red blood thould be enjoying their best years. In my vise every man who is fagged our b ued 10, leet Set oeeaee eae te aie row and Polarines Play Ath- [Rana | (Geue Walker a of ee Brooklyn - 6 2 and increase strength, power and gplaloay” physicians) cannot emphiceze fog work and other strains to. build round 1 e nig' n the . . \(vorld’s straigthaway records js another)St. Louis _ nu otf endurance, throu: the health. str necessi ceping the strength, energy and enduran semi-windup= letics Friday | who expects to enter his fastest machine| Cadore and Kruger, Haynes and Ule-| giving, strength- building power of Roy SH2 fed, wit» plenty of iron, and 1 be- some form of organic iton—Nusated iy Eddie Anderson, winner of the all-} ‘ es jin the ra here. In g@ communfeation | mons. organic iron—Nuxated Iron—which scribe organic fron—Nusated ‘iros-—ior’ in and body: builderss the best to which I have round championship jn the Elk’s stat>| The Burlington baseball nine and the fust received he stated that he wotild| at Philadelphia— rR. iit i ow being used by over three ™¥, experience it is one of the best tonic ever had recourse. ..boxing fourney, has been matched to|fast Merchant's baseball team Will mix| probably arrive here June 11 for the| Philadelphia 6 1 lion people annual Sdeoces DOd Dullders known to medical || Maxvracronrns’ Nore: , Nursted Tron, whicr meet Luxon Dunbar, a man he: de {tomorrow afternoon on the kigh school| pig meet. \Chicago HWE Acie eeahcbth tet tct the blood. eae Dri Jofin “Ene lange | Fraccla) Sulteeny formetiy one which is well known to drugaista evury wheres Cae eee ee Tere ate ee vit ea ee k:| Casper hak iiany ‘former Col6rado reai-| Rixéy and Witherow: Alexander und| Jpg’ Clinker buenaee” cMCaica! Inspector physician of Bellevue Hospital (Outdoor senimiaea aod docs aoe Hai ae feet ante pected to have a better show of down |The Merchants probably will have their/aonts and state fair visitors who will| O'Farrell, | Health of ‘the City of New York. There County Hospital, i commenting upon the Syamhuiucks, DOr Upset the evomach. Lach cabiee ing his heavier opponent in a sixround|star hurler, Mr. Kelly in the box again./®ote a familiar figure bendiig over the! Pittsburgh-Boston game postponed:| afe men whom fate can never keep down. foregoing statement, eays: “Every, keen, and tho words Nuxated Iron are stumped (nto They tnimpn over dificulties and ill-fortane active successful man and woman of today cl bottle, 6o that the public may not be led o which will be this month. Kelly held the Mullin club safe while}, Lig ‘dkany atiat ; s in the person of Floyd Clymier,!threatohing weather. because they have within them the mever recognizes that a sound, strong body is the !9t0 accepting toferfor eubsuitutes. Tho manufac — Pa ates co . ed eight runs.| polde: a . 1's faili f - turers guarantee successful and entirely satisfac~ 8. | © of the world’s 100-mile and one. mite thors jailing source of courage, confidence and basis of all rea) achievement and they leave : E " atae: And any hurler who is able to beat this | A OT iy A a ———-- S , 1 wer —t + ted blood, rich in stamina- no stone unturne: to safeguard theit i enset ggist |four records. Clymer is one of the best American Leasue | ee HE Galli our money. It is dispensed by all good druggist C AR P| AY AS Mullin nine is a mighty good moundixnown dirt track riders in the country| At Cleveland aie ding iron. Where others hesitate and health, Lack of iron fn the blood not only fa tablet forin only. aa A ah - Sun.|#nd has electrified crowds at the Wyo-| Cléveland 15 2] is ~ he Merchants played poorly Sun-| ming state fair at Douglas with his dare-| Philadelphia 1 Sed day and went up against some of the! Govit speeding, | Caldwell and O'Neill; Moore, Keef> Meine the pitching Chae tose Alt tennnt] On last Decoration Day at Greeley, | and Perkins. was the pitehing that lost. A § 4 a in | At Detroit— i. Nave: thelr’ Sf the ait tHE: Merch: nts | COO, he broke the ‘state record for i + s and Legionnaires selected, last Sunday. "4° et machiries and won both evente. | Detrolf | —- 416 FOR RED BLOOD, STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE a H It has been announced by (Dr. W. G. Buying Baseball Pennants Almost} stronz Wyoming Athletic club nine. | Burnett, Of thé Burhett Opfical cont EG The Poiarines have yet to lose a game : As Hard As Winning : » |pany, who is president: of the Wyoming| the Burlington aggregation coming} ‘ ‘ } elidemeteinste -_ ee Them closest to downing the Standard—did| "tate board: of examiners in/optometry, that the state examination® for those | wishing to practice optometry in the state of Wyoming, will be held in Ciey- enne on July 26 and 27. it might have been a different story if B. & Q. boys had had the services ited Press Staff Correspondent.) |! & better backstop cn that dav. NEW YORK, June 9.—Buying bave.| General Superintendent J. A. Ayde-| | ball pennants is almost as hard as win.|lott is playing with the boys who are; We have stozed in; a publid warehouse! ning them of late. representing the Burlington in the ‘Twi-| at coanes a high grade une Gum aur John J. McG Es light Baseball league. Aydelott right| which will be sold at a substantial dis- Giants, chat Re ReL EME ee oe hig|now may not star in the field but he is| count if taken at ones. ‘Terms. If in- nk. account in baseball, will as-|*,@@ngerous man at bat, and it's a terested rte we Denver Music Tom-} doubters that money sometimes | ™shty good pitcher who gets through) Pany, pgaal tha Oe ae 6-58-60) even tale in a whisper. & game without giving Aydelott a hit.| 4 thirst quencher. you may -need, | Before Babe Ruth made the peak! ,,M- 8: Kenney is now manages of the) That's full of vim and pep; | for high prices, McGraw offered Branch| Merchant's Association baseball nine.| rhe kirid you'd like to have, | Rickey $100,000 for Roger Hornsby. |Wking the place of Jimmie Childers. But still you cannot get. Then when Heinie Zimmerman. lett | ro eon ae cor aes, S18) We have the best that canbe had mighty good ball player himself and the club he offered the , Cards .$50,000| Should make even a, be tg Binee Probibition..came, te Milt. Stock. F 4 shou make even a better manager So. drop in at.Lukis’—although. it } ; Btook: A P jthan Childers. Kenney has been a big) May be tam Just recently he bid $160,000 to the| her cet of the (Merchant's team ai} MAY be Thé Pinkis Candy © Cincinnati Reds for Heinte Groh. realy this season and with Kelly and a coil McGraw virtually was bidding for aj prox working as a battery, and the other pennant, as with any of the trio of|/poys backing this trio, the Merchant's si he would have been a strong con-j nine should have a team the store clerks rin the race. can be proud of, Alicoate as ag relict But he couldn't buy them. pitcher can still be remembered for his Pat Moran had the same experienee| performance against the Mullinites. last fall. The gray tonped leader of Rte oe aS the champion Reds knew before the Go Ae blwitl fans ed it that he would win the Yeoll Daley ein tre penn 3 c] re “. ae iatd he aaegenes | holer in) Lis 5 ceil: tina shea Wuisinos: Pry . this right away, ry Herrm: wed /thal Browals Neb mann offered the Brook:!X+ the Citisen’s National Bank—Just obins a reported price of $40,000/*t {he Cuimen’s Outfielder Hy Myers and Charley The Citizen’s National Bank. etts laughed at him. eae oe aa = + The Cincinnati boss is on the mar- a strong hitting utility x2 reports that money is no} nt at all with the magnates or| They'll listen to a playgy- er deal but nothing else. | Jim Dunn would give most. anything set a good left handed pitcher for aker. It would - ly| # pennant and world’s series coin Cleveland, but a good southpaw t can't be bought. , Ebbetts takes the stand of} STORAGE the moguls: “I'm not opposed! le STORAG r pl but I am not | ‘ The World’s Largest Tire Factory . 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