Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 5

Cbe Casper Daily Cribune — — MIDWEST tar i |son, | Luckey, Kamman, 6; by Pither, 3: by }1, Base on balls: | Pither, sam: aes TODAY'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD| Reimerth, Mater Off Kamman, 3; o! 3; off Sullivan 5. Umpire: B srown, -—-—>—___= Opponents’ Luck in Bunching Hits | Baseball Results Sends Refiners Down to | Defeat Both of the Twilight League nines} played baseball yesterday afternoon, and the Wyoming Athletic club won from the fast Midwest nine, 13 to 10. Kamman was going good on the mound for the Wyoming Athletics. He fanned six, three of them being in the final frame when a man was on the sacks and ready to come in. He walked only three. One large contributing factor to the victory of the Wyomingites was the| Midwest opportune hitting. In the third when the game was practically iced, Miller pounded out a single with the bases clogged. Quell also-came thru a few] minutes later with both Miller and Gray on by singling far into right. Seven runs dashed in during this . three Midwest errors helping the celebration. Miller singled sharply twice in four trips while Luckey @i@ him one better by gétting two one basers in three trips. Quell and Kamman each pasted out triples. McGrath tore the hide off the pill in the first for a three-bagger with three of his team mates on the, paths. He brought the fourth run in a minute later. By winning yéstefday the league race} tightened up with the American Le-| gion, Burlington, and Wyoming Ath- letic club tied for third place and the! Mullin club in second by only a slight! margin. | This afternoon it is the Standard No. 2 teant against the crack American Le- gion aggregation. The game is sched-} uled to start at 5:30 o'clock, The summary: MIDWEST— AB Bornstein, ef, If. 3 Moore, 2b James, 1b Hammond, ss, McGrath, rf --. Reynolds, Brokaw, Swanson, ither, p 8b cf... 3b, ss. ppatosoowos ecoormHHoHHos Helm, 2b ~ Reimerth, I Free, Rummel, Luckey, 3b Miller, 2b Quell, 411202—10 10 Boston - - Louis Detroit - )Philadelphia _ At Philadelphia— -1073 2 0—13 11 4 = Quell Born- Kamman, ‘McGrath. pe He: 2; moore. 2; Reynold Wardrobe Trunks at 22c each, Carlson's Cream of Denver, Swan- ball’s. of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs Ww. Standard -__. -s ¢ Mullin Club ; pa | American Legion s 3 Burlington —____ 2 2 -500) Wyoming Ath. Club. 2 2 1 3 Merchants 1 4 Standard No. 0-2 STANDING OF T National Lea; , Louis giv) Cincinnati 21 as Brooklyn 23 . Chicago 24 510 Pittsburgh 23° «489 Boston - 24 «478 New York 32 407 31 380 National League Philadelphia 3 WHERE ARE YOU St. Louis —_. 5 Rixey and Witherow; Haines and| GOING TO SPEND Dilhoefer. YOUR VACATIQN ? Pittsburgh-New York game __post- : poned; rain, You can insure Ciileagp Brooklyn game postponed; Your baggage | rain, . 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Knox Soft Hats Crawford, Civilian, Nunn & Bush, Menz Ease Shoes, Mendel-Drucker 20 per cent OFF 80 styles of Arrow brand and Corliss-Coon Collars, soft or starched, at Old ‘Platitation brand seamless Cotton Socks—black, white, blue, grey, brown—tegular 25c. Special, 19c pair, 3 pairs for 55c. This Standard Merchandise Is to Be Placed on Sale For One Week Beginning Saturday, June 19 oa Saturday, June 26th. M. D. Barnett Outfitting Co. 120 East Second Street. Free, Struck out: By} Sullivan, | Time of} 1,000|R. -750| card, 500) shape. +000) jaltho he |his opponent several tim |punch for the first time in his Delmonico Ice exclusive at Kim- BOXERS GO THRU STIFF TRAINING |Prininal in Monday Night’s Bat-. tles in Fast Workouts at Stadium All six of the boxers who will par-| Eee ticipate TWILIGHT LEAGUE STANDING in the here Monday night went 8S. Tobin, A second preliminary Dude Gilmore against Jack Barry. Gil- ™ did some fine F tournament after fig! appea Young is not going ur lower man with probably a In winning the middleweight cha |ship belt fromm Labrey of the U. 8. S. Pennsylvania, he met a man who de- pended upon his brute strength. But Morey Young, d st Casper Stadium show) thru fast | workouts last night at the Stadium be- L...Pct.| fore an interested crowd of spectators, promoter of this fight reports the boys to be in good which is ex-} -500| pected to attract as much attention as! the Anderson-Semlar bout is that cf, boxing in the won in his class] 2 rounds the best of| who is to meet plen in the main bout Monday cut shed Labrey in every round ex- Tickets are on sale at the Henning} \Cafe, Burke’s Parlor car, the Smoke House, C. West, and Tripeny's. —— } , cept one—econceded a TROT the) Carlson’s Famous Delmonico Ice final knockout. ¥ollowing that battle, Gream of Dent exclusive at Kim sporting scribes predicted a rosy ca- ball’s. Served by experts. G-14-tf reer for Young. 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