Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1920, Page 5

___ MOND, Y, JUNE 28, 1920. a Che Casper Daily Cribune eal ia e PAGE FIVE ’ 5 Tes = — b to be turned into ©. 1. Keimerth at; At Washington— H. E. 7 5 |$06 ©. S. building or to Uw Daily Trip-}| Washington 13 1 CHICHESTER Ss PILLS T : | sg | S Sitchectore } Pills im Re@ wrt Gold metalic’ National League boxes, yesied with Blue Ribbon. SES aS tre At Cincinnati— R. H. E SD fos Se oer. Bet teak, 1 2, off Hoffman 3. Time of game, 145.4 Score by innings: R. H. EB. Baseball Results paeeeoe = -3 1 aerate impires, Cal Bmith: Te ey. |Sterling —_- 102 000 12 9 1 cimati - -2 5 EVERYWH H ; | mpires, mithy and Tom Foley aoa me bar 20-76 ee of Yesterday and | iAt, Ciicaso— R. H. ae waded ERE Saturday's game was Sterling's from Summary Two-hase hit, Brewer, ge the start. Sterling outplayed Casper|Schoonover. Sacrifice hit, Roach, Mur. ° jPittsburgh - 3 § on the bases, in the field and at bat. It|phy, Schoonover. Stolen bases, Hart- Standing of Club } At Brooklyn— Set ee was eternal youth that gave the edge|zell,, Brewer, Voorhies. Base on balls, maa} Brooklyn - Geog i to the Colorado nine. off Gaut 3, off Voorhies 3. Double 5 me toe res 5 : When a team has an outfield that| plays, Payton to Kopping to Brewer 2,| Standard ye, ko Other: game pe : w. \. 6 0 plays ball like Brown out in left and|Arbogast unassisted’ to Roach. Passed| Mullin Club 3 2 +600} | a = 2 . Murphy. down at third, it's going to be}ball, Kraninger. Time of game, 1:35.|American Legion 3 2 600} SATURDAY GAY “ in the going in most any battle. So}Umpires, Smith and Foley. Burlington ---_-__ 2 2 500 N: a gt Visitors Beat~Casper in Ten-Inning Game Sunday} i*,‘* soi, most any Daitle. | Se ee cog Ai GR $e ae oe NO Nm a * " : - : several startling stabs down at third ‘Midwest — 2 3 400) dyniO} @SSeT Ekine), “Bowtott 7 Following Victory in Opening Game of Series; [Sine brown ais tg Svotstiang'wiews| TWILGHT LEAGUE DUE Merchants Ride eet e ere eme exmnere SON Ty arden, 0 4 > 000) At Pittsburgh—Pittsburgh 9, Chicago Seer ia. two-base or a triple label and snap in- STANDING OF THE CLUBS |: One omemnatt Onrat Third Game Set for 4:15 This Afternoon © Bip atau of Alllat plone wave tare: FOR SHAKENIP THIS WEEK Bemantcn ae fame), St. | e ‘f 5 3 |fo the diamond which caught Mills off National League. Cowie 6 Gikemand 0 @econd geile) We Wor eae: eee After having Sunday’s battle carefully stowed away, the Soca aE ee ee a oy atcha a ae Ae Par eee Won. Lost. Pet.|Louis 4, Cincinnati 3. Insurance infield made two bobbles, one in the eighth and one in the tenth,| tor his misplay on Hayes’ hart hit Ay Sune earners Tale yessus| Cincinnati 552| york: 9, Philadelphin €; (second, came) ; both of which contributed to the Sterling victory, a real ten-inning! ‘"#t allowed the heavy hitting Casper Burlington. Brooklyn 11 innings), Philadelphia 8, New York le, 6 to 4. McNeill muffed Sch co Ae |right fielder to touch all bags. Case] June 30—Postponed _game—Mer-| Pittsburgh L struggle, 6 to 4. McNeill muffe ‘oonover's drive to start the/of misjudgment for Séhoonover. chants versus Standard No. 2. Penae. eighth. The Sterling center fielder scored a minute later on Kraning-| , 424 McNeill made two errors in the] July I—Mullin Club versus Siandard,| Poston a's’ daubl Th in the tenth. Keani fi Bostick’ field, one on a hard hit ball that Mur- July 2—Midwest versus Burlington.| New York American League ers double. en in the tenth, Kraninger got to first on stick S| phy would have smothered. Mills and] “There will be considerable shifting of|P biladelphia At New York—New York 14, Boston wild heave and counted on Murphy's)looked great as ump behind the pan| Roach were the handiest with the wil-|scenery in the standing of clubs in the th single. yesterday as he did Saturday. low for Casper. Arby failed to get a|/Twilight League according to the pre. American League. At Chicago—Chicago 12, Cleveland 7. Casper started out to win, Two| Sunday's official of the baitie: hit in his first appearance since being|diction of close followers of the teams Won. -| At WaShington—Washington 4, Phila- od Bi Re counted in the first on McNeill’s bin-| CASPER— AB. RH PO A E| injured last month. scheduled to play this week. The Amer-| Cleveland 56 | delphia. 3. ee Len gle, Hartzell's double allowed by Mills’| McNeill, 3b 4 0 2 1 2 1] But as in Sunday’s game, Sterling}ican Legion will have to beat the Bur.|New York | At St. Louis—Detroit 5, St. Louis 2. hefty one-base clout. Singles by Hayes| Garrity, cf -5 1 0 2 0 O|played baseball in every inning. They|fington to remain in third place while| Chicago -- =e IGG VE 3" ST 77 and MeNeill scored one in the fourth| Hartzell, 2b 5 1 2 3 7 0|showed more knowledge of the damalene Legionnaires will go to secona| Washington | Wanted to Rent or Buy PHONE 74W while Brewer's error coupled ‘with Bos-| Roach, 1b - 5 0 115 0 0/and used it more than any other team| place if they win, - Boston _- iciuevel and: andl id; good condition tick’s single added another in the fifth.| Mills, 1¢ -_ -5 1 2 2 0 0j}to play in Casper for the last two sea-| The Mullin club has a chance July 1{St- Louis Liateees Hox Gat Cases a Two doubles by Leahy and Murphy| Bostick, ss »— ~5 0 1 0s 6 1/sons. to set back the Standard Polarines in| Detroit -~. 7° 7 aie PER 6-25-3t and Brown’s single counted the first) Hayes, rf -5 1 1 2°0 0; Gaut hurled a nice game but he/the first ime, between. these two||Philadelphia — a a 2 — — two of Sterling in the second frame.| Wallin, c -5 0 2 5 © Oj/could not do it alone. teams this season. The Midwest by de- rape The aforementioned infleld errors fol.| Hoffman, p_ -4 0 1 6 2 0! The official summary of Saturday’s}feating the Burlington July 2. can SUNDAY GAMES TQIIIODI SOLIS SS IDES SS Ay lowed each time by a double and single|*Carey -- -1 0 0 0 0 O{game: move up a peg in the league standings. American League BEST BOWL OF CHILI IN TOWN added the others, two each in the eigth|*Arbogast - 1 0 0 0 0 o;/STERLING— AB R HPO A B/If the Standard No: 2 team can win}, At Chicago— R. H| andifentivicnl sen Nace ee ye adie Le om Mace oo oy See Sees 2 Kopping, 2b -. 4 1 1 4 6 O}iffom the Merchants it will move from| Chicago -. 0 aa, ) & Brown made his usual number® of! Totals -----_-__-__ 2| Brewer, 1b - 4 3 214 0 0/its cellar position. eee = ae a 20c at the CHILI KING LUNCH startling stabs out in left field. In the} STERLING— E| Schoonover, cf Pe B Use eT Ear a ee eee : 5 7 by tenth when Casper wanted most to|Kopping, 2b 0| Payton, ss 4002 4 SE NTRIES CLOSE Sti Louis. 8 Grand Central Block. All kinds of Sandwiches at score hé came in about 100 ‘yards,| Brewer, 1b _ 1| Kraninger, c - 400210 Detroit 3 Popular Pri: Qui k Servi Highest Quality & caught the ball, an@ fell with it. But| Payton, ss - 1|Leahy, rf - 413100 eet New York— op bs tged em er ees Mr. Brown had the pill still in his mitt} Schoonover, cf — 0| Murphy, 3b 20005 0/ WEDNESDAY FOR |e York - 9 SPO PDD LOL I LIS LIL LS SIMS LS OMT MT Te when he got up. Kraninger, ¢ — 0| Brown, If 400410 TULY TH Boston — GoLFhi, d iii wet He caught the next one’ far out in|Leahy, rf - 0| Vorhies, p ~ 4021020 4TH MEET |siinnnniy ae ear is Ti man ie e 2 c va Murphy, 3b 0 ire gg ae a a ee Tet apes eit foe vali, waves eae SP ie asl ps per rece = er TUM UCU UU CN CUCU CUCL up to short to end the game. Wells, p -- 0) CASPER— ABRHPOAE) ai entr “A Mills made the best play. for Gasper, McNeill, 3b 40 1 0 4 2) Athtetic pa fa field ansee ta te hed coming in and getting the ball on the | Garrity, of @ 3 1 11 0 O/sunday, July 4, at the Natrona county| run dn the fifth, when’ it looked like! x Batted for Wallin in tenth. Hartzell, 2b 0 2 4 6 Olfair grounds, will close Wednesday ARGES Kopping had a hit. * Batted for Hoffman in tenth. Roach, 1b - 0°016 1 Olntent. There wil®be fourteen traci NO CH Casper outhit Sterling by one blow| Score by innings: Mills, If 0 2 0 © O/ana field events, ten of these but the two home errors were costly cae. by innings: R. H. E.! Bostick, ss 1 1 4 2 O}in the scoring for ite chai peeente STORE: CLOSED NO C. O. D. while only one Colorado bobble figured | Casper - 200110 000 0—4 12 2) Hayes, rf 1 1 1 0 Gloup. ‘The team or club F in the run making, Sterling 020 000 020 2—6 11 2) Arbogast, 0.0 1 3 Oj teeat list of real eit ins will also re- ALL DAY NO REFUNDS The same team today at 4:15 o'clock. Summary: Two-base hits, Hartzell.| Gaut, p 0 0 0 5 0} ceive a cup. MONDAY. Maples seems the choice for Casper] Wallin, Brewer, Schoonover, Leahy 2;| ** Carey — 0) 0/°0 -0:.0| arte’ entry tha GlrdS eantel Toone ck ’ Every Sale Guar- while Clark probably will-be on the|Kraninger, Murphy. Stolen bases) 2 —————— | more events, instead of 25 cents for en- JULY 5TH tae pres mound for Sterling. Mills 2, Murphy, Brown. Struck out, by! Totals 3 2\tering each event. Fintry blanks can anveee esis Casper_should_win one. Cal Smith Hoffman 4. Error Base on balls, off Wells ** Batted for Gaut in ninth inning. be secured from any Jrug stor? and are SHOE & CLOTHING co RETIRING SALE €. M. 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