Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 8

ga rope ee Co nie id mR 7: mals PEE TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 19 IRIGM-AMERICAN ATHLETIC MEET JULY FOURTH AROUSES INTEREST Ex-Service Men of Central Wyoming Relish Chance to Show Up Local Post in Track and Field Events; Public to Find Entertainment Summer is due July 4—in Casper. So says the advance agent for the Irish-American Athletic Club games to be held at the county fairgrounds the Fourth of July. And he makes this predicition after a careful study and investigation of all the patent medicine almanacs and a trip to the traveling gypsy. But at that, it’s only a mere coincidence that the committee just happened to pick out this day for the monster athletic tournament. It's gonna be the chance of the sum- mer for all the budding sheep herders and oil magnates to get some of the tobacco smoke out of our systems and a few cobwebs otit of our brains—and, ipdulge in a full day of track and field} sports. For it’s to be an opportunity to once again get that healthy feeling that “you” can lick a barrel of wildcats. This committee which is running off Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs TWILIGHT LEAGUE STANDING Wie L. Pet.|/the track meet has a program teeming Standard -. 6 © 1,000/ with features and if Mr. Casper sporting Mullin Club 3 1 .750/fan cannot find his event, something is American Legion ~ 3 2 ,600|lacking in his make-up. For instance. Burlington —---... 2 2 .600/for the one-lungers there are the short Wyoming Ath. Club. 2 2 .600/dashes, Midwest 1 3 250) For the rheumatics, the committee Merchants, - 1 4 :200/has the shot-put, hammer-throw and Standard 2. 0 4 = .000 high and broad jump for the more agile. The mile and quarter has been re- served for the big-winded boys and al- ready there are some in training. STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League Won. Lost. Casper and surrounding towns have 5'many young marines, soldiers and sail 2 /ors only recently out of the service, who 8| will relish the idea of getting back into -528/the field and track game. To these, -471 | through a special invitation to American -490/ Legion posts in the near-by territory, -429/a special request to come and show up -414/ the rival legion post has been extended. And there are going to be many legion- American League. naires on deck. Cincinnati - St. Louis - Brooklyn — Chicago - Pittsburgh 24 Won. Lost. Pet.} A cup will be offered to the organiza- Cleveland ~ - 39 19 €72/tion entering the largest number of New York - 37 22.627) athletes, another for the winning relay Chicago - - 34 23 .596/team and still another cup to the club Boston — amas 27-509! or organization scoring the most points. St. Louis - 28 28 .600/ Resides the field and track events there Washington ~ "5 «27-481 will be a red-hot ball game, some motor-| Detroit ---- 17 39.304) cycle racing and some horse racing. Philadelphia 16 40.286] “A -real jazzy band will furnish the music during the afternoon and help National League Results. celebrate the arrival of summer. The At Boston— R. H. E-| freshments will be served at the grounds Boston - 1)so that you can plan on putting in an St. Louis - yvening if necessary to run off all the| *;eyents scheduled. The committee is teries — O1 a working on a plan to install a dance Z srooklyn— E-| floor at the grounds. Announcements | Brooklyn -- will be made later on this feature. En-| Pittsburgh — 8 1)tries are starting to come in and the atteries—Marquard and Miller; Carl | committee requests that the entries and . | blanks be sent in as soon as possible, for R. H. E-!the program will soon go to press and y every contestant’s name should appear Chicago 1/in the program. Entries will be accept- Batteries — Toney and Smith; Alex-\ oq at any of the drug stores ander and O'Farrell. nee re oe senses y York— }noon on the high school athletie field. MULLING AND MIDWEST MEET IN GAME TODAY ise aes, | OTHERS ARE SCHEDULED Today—Mullin club vs. Midwest. = ad June 25—American Legion vs. al Wyoming Athletic club. The fast Mullin club nine tackles the GREYBULL, Midwest Refining company team for| little ol’ the first time this season this after-} WINNING GAMES STILL HABIT WITH GREYBULL; Wyo., June 24.—The ball team representing the Greybull Midwest refin vy went on a rampage up in Montana last week. When the smoke cleared, Laurel had The game is scheduled to start at o'clock. Ejither Powers or Rust prob-|/been dragged in the dust of defeat, 8 ably will pitch for the Mullinites. The|to 0; Roundup had taken a 3-to-1 and Midwest has a good hurler on deck to/also a 14-to-1 beating; the Billings regu start and will be out there wita the/lars had been walloped twoce, 8 to 0 and willow. |12 to 7, and finally the sugar factory Sunday the Merchants and tke Stand-|nine of Billings, 8 to 0, was downe jard No. 2 team will play the regular] Up in Billings the Greybull nine wa lleague contest. Both will be equally] matched with a possibility that the; Reserved seats for this big July match Standard will have the edge because of|are to be sold at this one place. Paul Ibetter hurling. Martinson is coming to Casper from CONTEST 1S SCHEDULED JULY 2 INSTEAD OF oRD ee home-made Tickets for the Taylor-Martinson| match to be held Friday, July 2 in the Iris theater, were placed on sale to- day at the Little Brick where the seat sale is to be in charge of Will Reeves Grow Your; Hair _ “GET, THIS FREE If you have dandruff, or if your hair is falli out, or if you have a bald spot, you shoul know that legions of persons have overcome these troubles through you free with a 1- Creamy the} Wigwam. candy at Famous Delmonico Ice exclusive at Kim- 6-14-tf£ Carlson's Cream of Denver, Served by experts. ball’s. It’s a Clean-Cut Show Boys LYRIC Continuous 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. TODAY FLORENCE REED “The Woman Under recipe, which will be mai proof ‘box of the wonderfully efficacious oint- ment, Kotalko, if you send oaly, 10 ets. (silver or stamps) to pay the cost of this notice, to J. H. 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