Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 5

on the eard, Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs TWILIGHT LEAGUE STANDING W. &. Pet.|the majority of fans being skeptical of Standard & 0 Ree ead own judgment. Mullin Club - 3 1 750] Only one point seems to be con | ceded American Legion 8 2 .600)—if both men are on their feet at the Burlington 2 2 .500/end of ten rounds, Young will be re- Wyoming <A! 2 2 .500/turnea a winner. Opinion. Ieaus to the! MSS 4 20 /beliet that he will be able to: outpoint! Mer “ Coplen in eedit Standard No. 2. 3.000! but. he coe Ee betes tet taal STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League ‘ L. Pet. hard eady trainin; Cincinnati , 2 588 rat perth ae! ae and mday St. Louis 24.571! should be able to hand out the best Chicago. 24.529 that’s’ in them, pers? de hes| The Doyle-Murphy mill is also ex- Soutoe. 25 agg /Pected to prove a slashing affair which | Philadelphia Se ean TE ine Ge ® lst of good: protien} New York 30° 438 k. Avter Having Mailed) to puy in am appearance when matéhed pre- ‘viously, forfeits have been ited. which: WwW. L. Pet.) Starantee the-dout being pulled off as Cleveland. 286 19 ~ 667 scheduled. Additional assurance of the} New York 362 “631 | mull developing into a regular fight is Chideko 32 93 yao |found in the’ fact that Doyle changed Bostite ees 24 “538 | ls tactics by going ~ into trajning.! St. Louis 27 27. “509; Neither he nor Murphy lacks support. Washington 23°27 “460 A previous slugging match between the Detroit nee, Bt “315 two: resulted in a draw. Tonight cacn Philadelphia 38 “g96 | Wit play for a knockout or ‘at least a eae decision. SUNDAY GAMES | Gilmore, who meets Jack Barry in| National League one of the ‘preliminaries, ‘showed well) At New, Work + KR & w/in the Elks’ tourney but his opponent! New York 8 9 + has yet: to make hig debut in the) Pittsburgh 0 6 1/SqQuared circle here. He is rated as the At Brooklyn— R. H. E./equal of Gilmore. Brooklyn 2.9 2| Bddie Anderson and Young. Semiar Chieago — 4 8- 0 Jare expected to put on a whirlwind | No other games scheduled, (mill as the first event. i | Advante sales promise a large at- American League. © % [tendance for the egrd' which will be held ba Si nr RSH SE laesthe Casper” Stadium “ahd~arrange- Chicago 24 ‘ Philadelphia, At Detroit— ; R. Detroit Washington At St. Lou! St. Louis —. New York 4 At Cleveland— RR... k Cleveland’ --.- b Boston _-.--. as SATURDAY GAMES National League At New York— R, oH. New York 7 Pittsburgh --.... eae. 9 Nehf, Toney and Smith; Adams and Schmidt. H At. Brooklyn— RH ET! Brooklyn —--.------. 8) {Soe Chicago ~ 2, Mamaux an O'Farrell. At Boston— H. E Boston -2.. toa) r. Cincinnati 8 6 2. Fillingim and Gowd: Ring, Reuther and Wingo. First Game At Philadelphia— Root Ee Philadelphia SEN ES,” RS | See St. Louis) -- Bk aN ey SS ahs, Meadows. and Tvagressor; Jacobs, North, Kime and. Dithoefer. J Second Game At Philadelphia— Philadelphia. St. Louis 2-32. Smith and Wheat, Schupp, and Clemons, ‘ Ameriean League At Detroit— R H. Detroit SAN |G Jed Boston --- 4 12 Ehmke, per and Schang, At Cleveland E. Cleveland —<_ t Washingt Jn et 5 Coveleskic, Niehaus and Nunamaker. Erickson and Ghavrity. At Chicag. Chicago _-. New York Ten innings, ~Cleotte, i alae asthe operat ae: Se Quinn and Sehatk, Mogridge and Han Ro HD.) nah, At St. Louls— St. Louis scesertsqe-s——7 9 T Philadelphia —_.---_---.- 4%. Wellman and Billings; Perkins. Lunch at the We render eve ser’ r vies modern banking and try fo make oor) % customers feel at homie. our family of well- rae} day? The Citizza’ TENNIS SLIPPERS | Men’s - Women’s. - Children’s Our prices are always right. Metropolitan 5 to 50¢ Stores tommeucers Anderson and Young Semlar. 4 H./ adjoining bulldtigs which command a 1 gE EE live here. Ainsmith; Har- R. Hw. EB. Naylor and GOPLEN-YOUNG BATTLE TONIGHT TO ENO LONG-STANDING DISPUTE Fans Prepared to Have Snap Judgments Reversed) When Local Ring Stars Come Together; Doyle- Murphy Go Should Be Slashing. Affair A big argument among Gasper sport fans, said to extend to the principals with the hint of a grudge, is due to be settled tonight when George Coplen and Morey Young answer the gong for a ten-round’ battle which has aroused more than ordinary interest. Promoters of the event say it is going to be a “‘fight,” as well as the other numbers: which includes Charlie Doyle and Spike Murphy, Jack Barry and Dude Cfilmore, and Eddie | “¥oung wilt cut him to pieces, Cop- len’s. too slow,” or “Any man who could stay with Dempsey seven rounds, jno matter when he fought him, caw |Stop Young" are two comments which would indicate that certain wiseacres would be willing to bet their pile on their favorite, but strange to say, no big amount of money is being posted! pon tonight's ‘headliner. Only meager’ bets have been placed, it is understooc, but there are some who believe that the! former Coloradoan’s long reach will hold off any onslaught and enable hint to pound home an equal number of jolts on his own account. Both -men are-in good condition as! } {ments ate said to have been. mado to play the fire hose at intervals over 2 view of the ring. @ miei hs STOR Sos 0}! Reed Marquis left Saturday after- 0} noon for his old home in Chicago, Ll. o 2,| He will retura’m about a month, Hing overland with Mr. and Mrs, €, W./ | Pwichell and family who are comi west to spend the summer! with Mrs. Twichell’s father, Robert C. Marquis, | OF THE SPORT WORLD Be THACK STARS 10 GEORGE COPLEN Benjamin Spencer, formerly an attor- ney here, spent a few hours here to- day. He is on his way from Texas to Montana on business. ' | MORE THAN TEN YEARS IN THE BIG SHOW. AND-STILL GOING STRONG d with Mr. T hi H € dine Kena, nt wieHet"s parents, who) _Arthus Mloteber has been. shortstopping for thé Giants since:1909, coming from 2 PAAR DEE Se 1) Lunch at the Wigwam tomorrow. Out osing 1 1 Cl 114 Midwest Ave. \ At $5.60 They are going fast, men, and you ought ta avail yourself of this opportu- nity to gave money, But HURRY’ UP as we need the flog. space for new machinery to take care of our immense shoe repair business. NATRONA SHOE REPAIR SHOP The Shop of Quality and Skill ee Be Re I oe a al the tall sticks of Texas. of grace and speed. SOO PAIRS OF MEN’S WORK SHOE Of Superior Quality : i. Few infielders today class with Fletcher both in point; ] COMPETE JULY 4 Entries Indicate Lively Interest in Aaa ert Scheduled a Hntries ave beig received for the monster athletic tournament being held July 4 under the auspices of the Irish- American Athletic club by C.. H. Rei- merth in his, office, 306 ©, S. building. Several former college and high school track stars are planning to start ac- tual track work at the high school ath- letie field this week. Because of the fact that there are three events bsing held under the Wyo- ming association of the A. A. U., spe-/ cial interest is being attached to these races. They are the 100-yard dash, the 440-yard dash @nd the mile run. Besides the medals for the first three places, there wif be three Ioving’ cups presented to the winners scoring the largest number of points. Plane practically have been com-} Pleted for the regular Twilight league baseball game to bé played as part of the athletic tournament, Besides the game, which will be between two of the fastest nines in the league, there will be a baseball field day. \ 3 aa PI°S 94 AN Pair : jcome East to compete in various meets. \ Store—229 South Center {| A atinicesseeeneranceseneaseicneteeced | CHAMPION WOMAN DIVER OF THE WORLD—Miss Aileen Allen of Los An- geles, champion woman diver of the | world, photographed at a recent meet in her home city. Miss Allen will’ soon Carlson's Famous Cream of Denver, ball’s.« ‘Served by experts. 6-14-tf | TRANSFER CO. . Phone 948 SPOT CASH FOR YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Money to Loan on Di Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing SEE BEN Real Estate Is Moving We Have Several Buyers! We Can Sell Your Property! 109 W tS" ST. PHONE 74 W 165 Lbs. 142 Lbs. 115 Lbs. Invited. EX-SERVICE MEN HEAR THE CALL OF THE OLD LIFE Former Soldiers and Sailors Find Civil Life Too Tame. Are Joining the Marine Corps. Combines the Desirable Features of Both Army and Navy. If trouble starts over the border, If s Haition reb wants a scrap, Should any one start @ disorder Where Uncle "s bossing the map— If had little bandits or pirates Tasist upow pulling big scenes Don't worry or fret or get in a sweat, Just esl up and tell the Ma- Fines, Just tell the Marines, just tell the Mart ines, They'll get ow the fob in their scrapping jeans; Ask ‘em for trouble, arid trouble you gets, Yer they've got sharp points on their big rap They land on thefy feet and they’ve Rot nine And they pack a punch in thoir forty-fives. “Two battalions of Marines for immediate service in Faiti.” Not long ago that call went out from thé U. 8S. Marine Recruiting Bureau. Within ten days those two battalions were recruited, equipped and ready to shove off. And overy man in those outfits was @ former soldier, sailor or Marine. | They found civil life too tame. ‘The “service” was tw their blood, and they could not get fit out. Strange? Not a bit of it, Ask any one of “Jack” Pershing’s gang. Ask any eX-m@m-o’-war's man. Oh, you, we all growled at ing in Hi reveille and swore to murder the bugier. We all “groused” at the chow and whetted our bayonets for the cooks. Oh, yes, full packs baat the skin off our shoulders. ut— Remember those days when we Wore, fit as fiddles, could eat’ the hind*teg off a table and enjoy it, could Hek our woight in wildcats, and weren't afraid to’ say so? And Yemember the buddies who bunked with us, Hiked with us, scrapped with us, tool all our money, bum- med our tobacco, called us bad names: and—would give us the shirts off their backs if we asked ‘em? Somehow civil life doesn't often give us friends like that. The man Who has never done a hitch in. the sevyice has missed a lot. Isn't that so? \ And for.any ma who! tx’ looking for survice—all sorts, kinds, con- ditions and varieties of service— the Marine Corps ts the one best bet, The Marine is “sotdier and gailor, too.”” When the big ships{zo to sen the Marines go with them. Be- fore the Marine has a chance to get tired of sea-coing he is landed at Waitt ox Honolulu, China or the Philippines i Oppurtunity for travel and ad- venture ie only one of the things that the Muvine Corps affords. In this branch of the service a man finds unusual facilities for physical and mentat devolopment. The Ma- rine Corps makes an ordinary man into’ a veal “husky.” And there are all weanner of tradeg that may be learned in the corps. Every day ex-Marines are, immediately upow discharge, step- ping into well-paid civilian jobs that range from that of aviator to that of cook. And, as every one knows, an honorab! discharge from the Marine Corps fy tlie best letter of reeommendation any one can have, It is, in fact, @ United States Government certificate which stamps the possessor as “in- Spected and passed as an honest, loyal and capable man, who has learned to use Kis head! and his hands—and use them to the best advantage,” Dovine tie war with Germany all th sda'tional officers needed The Most Sensational Boxing Card of the Season TONIGHT CASPER STADIUM 8:30 p.m. 30 Rounds of Closely Matched Boxing MOREY YOUNG VS. GEORGE COPLEN 10—Rounds—10 CHARLIE DOYLE VS. SPIKE MURPHY 10—Rounds—10. EDDIE ANDERSON VS. YOUNG SEMLER 6-——Rounds—-6 Dude Gilmore vs. Jack Barry 4—-ROUNDS—4 Admission $2 and $3, Plus War Tax. Ladies Cordially RS TOBIN, Promoter. is of a sort that for the Marine Corps’ were, pro- moted from the ranks., Thés¢ offt- cers, by their efficiency have so amply demoz wisdom of developin material among the that the system has service. making stands an excellent chante of ris- ing rapidly through the non-com— missioned grades of corporal and Sergeant and “graduating” into & second Heuterant. After that he has the sdmeé opportunity of at- taining still higher rank as any graduate of the Naval Academy. In addition, some Marines are selected each year to take the four-year course at Annapolis, upon completion of which they are immediately commissioned second Meutenants of Marines or ensigns fn the Navy. When we remember that. there Ig one non-commissioned officer to every seven men no one who is of average ability and applies himself can expect to remain a private for very long. The Marine at Work and Play Many people have the idea that the service fs a life of hard work, long hours and harsh disciplin Nothing was ever further from the truth. There is work to be done in the Marine Corps. But itis good, healthful, outdoor work. — Therw are short, snappy drills that make 2 man alert and “on the job” in mind and body. There aro setting- up exercises that-take inches off = man’s waistline and put them on Kis chest. There's shooting qn the rifle range—every Marine is trained to be a crack shot; there's work with wireless telegraphy an® something of seamanship. Its work, but it’s the sort of worl: men like. There must be discipline, just as there must be Inws im a com- munity or rules in an office or factory. But the Marine discipline no reasonable man would object to, Life is not all work for the Ma- rine, There are baseball, footbal’, boxing and swimming for tke devotees of these sports. No post is without {ts pool tables. There is fishing and hunting. For Ma- nines, in their travele, go where game, ble and little, is plentiful and game laws are few. Men not on guard may, aga rule, leave their station after 2 or 3 o’clock in the afternoon and may reraain away until revellle (6 or 7 o'clock) the following morning. Whenever a man may be con- veniently spared, his commanding officer has authority to grant him a ten-day furlough, plus the time requirud to travel to and return from his home town. The Murine Corps destres to give young men from alt parts of the country an opportunity of enlfst- ing in the service for two, three or four years, The local recruit- ing office has some vacancies in Its quote for especially good men. I€ may be that yow are thé sort of man they are looki for. Don't hesifate to onl and taille things over. It wilt put you under np oBligntiow. You wilt not be orged to enlist. But you CAN learn the truth about the Marine Corps from men who know the life and Ike ft Well enough to stay im. Sent for booklet. U. S. 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