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iy epee eo = Tees NRE Os SL 2 AAR ITRBA LR, cages? * ; 4 RSDAY, JULY 15, 1920. ~~ Che Casper Dailp Cribune PAGE FIVE — = 5 Jack »solute, the American, the lineal de-|lish and she is E built and de- Drew, hole ndant of a family that has held the|signed. Two of the are Cornish tr sithrone for sixty-nine years, will fight/men and the other rom Es } Nev York|to drown in a wake of speed Shamrock| Rear > A. C. jams of Spokane A. C.; Le-|I nth in a line of foreign | the New Yor = | Billy -Tayes!|iny that have aspired for the|chant in priv { ' JES ft o A A.; and Loomis, of Chi-!c S a. > S WILLARD eee | Another new world’s record may re-)of spec the races, t ‘ > IS CA NDIDATE F in the 460-yd. hur from t w just a colorful, § XY > f between Norton of the Olympic] spectacular and just as thr ectic te ai heri > P seta new mark of 54 1-5 in|since 1851, when the A 1 i 7 a FOR CONSTABLE , th and Deleh of Notre Damelgerosa the Aulantie and won the Sin gineeTan > ae vh led the old mark of 54 Fewer than 20,000 will see the © handted c i t » - —s— ; nen Fs ror it is belie od is not due e U Ch : . LAWRENCE, Kar fire hy | 1S lar work when six who can clear!ocean, but is th carcity | pleked nur hi pstate ampions Stronger Than Ever, According Ye exchampion heavy. |Great Array of Record Holders th« '= und 6 ft. 4 in erat the ani Reso and Va Le Z we of the world, is one Meet for Last Weed r the inter-collegi » which the able one 5° > to Dope and L | sy Meet for Last Weeding-Out Sie cals F ° F y aspirants for political sal champion, Landon of the inte Pak one aS TE x e in better Form; Fans honors in Dou listed. for for Trip to Antwerp \. Gy, Walter) Whalen, the Pitas ERels acon ccaueatOn oe r tg ssured of Cl B b ll R £W k the Aucust election. With hampion of Boston A. A. Johnny oat mers a ull kinds of light| Owne x > assy Daseba est o ee out his knowk name of Wil (By United Press) Murphy, of Notre Dame; ‘Muller. of craft and government vessels will line fs \ Greybull | lard was put ld by peti CN aes: July 1 T the ee uty Of ae enh eee the thirty-mile course off Sandy Hook} pilot r Nich ¥ reybull is . A candida r constable of arvard ndium, h of the San Francifco vir from thi e light and return a thr uy 1s coming to Casper tomorrow for the opening battle of urusa township, in which is lo. |Peunded 1 ‘ n ub gnd Eagon Erickson, t The co will be patr by Built—1914, New i] » Dahle a series stronger than ever. The Midwest Greybull nine piles Dig tarmisow he Uys He ane ; likewise may ane cla Com en torcan thay eeu: t— Leas) than. 100 ie oi : s : mpion oday and row ikewise s ‘ations ar » back the tators pees § ox ff ly will have the addition of Levi, a Texas leaguer, as a pitcher, C. Simmons, owner of the Law--| Shoes of the greatest up befors { The ra mitted: tha omcinia of Saye ) r and Horan, an outfielder from the Western league. Horan will take Dally Journal-World is\ ike: | “Vinn Soiemite i nays see c Ae (ae neon “The Challenger see i POR listed a ennaldate stovathe re Olympic game eree will ow the two sloops in a eee eens F the place of Hewitt in the outer gardens because Hewitt is too good otic «Simmons candidacy | LOUls will have not yacht commanded by, Capt. BUX, the | ich sports Ad ice r a slab man to keep working in the outfield ; wa ered without the candi- | 2"¢ quality to compar Nowercucerccne Cub siracinie isu Tpilo ee Gane4 Yacht Haron will take McCarthy's position) : lee per au Wea poner Racing 4 ain. in center field while McCarthy will go isis Rear Saeeng : eoypon| When to right. Hewitt will also be used as a Pa menong a nCl Wace ie Upon) Weight he nuse he is one of the most feared acer Rapes uneren ee He The Prize“America’s Cup,” emblem of patters in the Up OF} i » ern os pes PSV ORMaT eS WiO) AEE Bee : n the line-up of the northern | ° 2 ° og = o ° ° ° ne through weeding-c , i tarting UML l Sa oe ; who ean 0 9% Course miles, off APs ia aT e Ee ee pre in the sectional trial © be worthy é i Teaincon milizoan, lichen prance furiga vines ap toynta maiekan tei |, N \§ DOWNED q 10 4 IN TW make their supreme bid for api se chicago | ,, Shamrock rep : ‘M10 per cent batter for the ‘Tu A MSS aN NARA ADS ule; Meyers, Dart-| Gotan bid fo “A : Race—Today, weather Western League last = ai Aur Wee ED mouth; Landers, of Penn and Knourck,| Qu made ta 1899 190L and 1903 enh, |tng: Winner must take three out of Smith has be Artic ———————_ BE OMGILI OEE ee of Illinois were made in 1899, 1901 and 1903 with-| 0S heats, run on successive days les between Casper | ‘Three bad innings, five errors and fompeon: and) (Smith: vers) aH Net Oe : The “wh York police] UL Success. weather. spermitt Dull altho Levi may be used in the C&ht hits in the first three stanzas| BEWINT CHECWIgs Gute, OSH EEE Ronee CHEBPRBITIGR GouEL aaierio department Tyan anit wuscererce a ona wemell the) moat Last Previous Race—1903 off Sandy initial contest if he arrives in time,|SPeled defeat, 9 to 4, yesterday after fe ones apiece auantasal titaalesreat 1691: uth ana te | Meaeath will be no Ieee caaatennal sc Ge ier iene “je.| Hook. Reliance, American sloop, de The big Indian has had fum.|2n for the Midwest nine against the}or them xo for a tr AOI HER Sake) Havent Boe tel fan| Weight divisio byethe PaarrotuWiteN Weil = mele feated Lipton’s Shamrock IIL ber in every game thus far this sum jaeron a Standard Pola team inst Nelson EhOeriadIaNhysthay eeetione at York University star, Howard PRES ERROR SEBhIAS Lela SRT ttor ie Z mer and in fact his hurling would get; >Wiight eves SUN te) Hais-Ofe to’ Mistah ‘Smilthy Wisitripial UMOMLEAN adlal Wunihes wile Gielen ‘the brightest light ir htins the best of most any old ball team. nes annexed their ninth victory analstarted the fireworks in tl nd. from the di SERET TREE A Garo Oa IOs, | PASHAN vane : é Hoftman is due to start for Casper 8° aul le ling the league with an enone Bornstein looked best for} and the nay id the TRADE army From such eat ld of capa Saas ea AA han ae. ana a jlinulta Gn Ke 8 worthy DUNG | Unt craataae RE RET EN ek fh Miaw ters. ornst homer, 2 ited tlymasninanteMmror chee in Ser uty Ey duu asi ooere Hek the) bid of the old world | “, al for Smith. Har AHAMEMADE! ll credit is due to Bill Brac rin three trips and Moore's record of two! tional championships’ which are t only hopes to but expects to pick the) “Resolute, the cup defender, is owned | Hai met OM Leteioealbilitiasinuithe:(otivar the iis game of ball he hurled, Brady} singles in four journeys to thi Ste teictaa saa pepe yw Sh 2are punts best team that has ever represented |,°7 erat one Aa tec rae onmed For Your air ‘ gauiem MENTION YEW CORTERE Colt tat) Ud not fan as many as Nelson but he them this distinction | The members TGR BRC ACHTDS Ieee ee eI ae Lara ficers of the New York Yacht Club. She} Jes serer caw s bald Indian e polacevallWotathe twain allowed one blow per inning except in| The ninth Standard victors |picked here by th» Am Hpaiten mai nenerte mnie ately Herreshof sloop built in 1914 | Foeadee they cued bear oll, with t : the seve urtwouNlt f cked here by th emcan commit-| the conch ei <a Herreshof sloop built in 1914 as al Fe to all of the gahe. 2 venth when two Midw runs, STANDARD: Al °0 A F tee tomorrow night after the clo: Ase : ie 1 and! defender candidate in the races th “ null is still leading Casper in/2™¢ in. That was the worst frame|Loggy, 3b Mates ks the two-day meet e DIY tle coun sai Seon : ¥ vat 3 the number of games wan out :f Cns./10r the Palarines, for Bi wve two| Thompson, 1b —_ --4 216 00 Idition to keen individuat bat he New York Athictic clu| ‘The cost of each yacht is not caver 3 per is able 10 cop all three ce 5 ¢ and his support made two bob-/ Bra p = A= 002/40 spectacular fight is bound to 1x Tee Univara ive Rn OCR ene Cr vari butiiea mated that each repr Pp. two out of th the home Midw elson looked g ; 1 0100 1 between the univ ndlitea oot alt ene nt the expenditure of at: least’ $1 | Testing “NAW. "GROW air in : team will move jup to almost even! nines for the. \ good in ‘the later tr 4 0 Boi] club cmenl and petweel the various scenes sate so oce to Ant| the cost of Reliance, which beat § Paez fates ee a cope atend t terms with the ANE UaNNGtub) trowi| ceee pone te cae ae semen SomCn | = ‘ 2 0| clubs for the distinction of placing| ~? °° 7% Sho Jrock HI. in 1903 ,the last rac . For man, northwesterg Wyoming country.| Star hurler of the Midwest Refining Smith, ef 2 0 O|the most number of members on the se i Gravintin head ne eorntane the company appeared to have much of his| 1. Eads, 0 Ona litearn | LV willbe iby Cant s series up in Greybult altho they won|“) 3 ee: Cees Fitt, ¢ 6 1 0) The club fight will He between th: | P. Burton, vic sident of ' } the or ner. If the baseball fan wants) moct TeaRMAABIOniae a AM bd Si emnate 7 nN ye Bork SCR club, the Meadow. jhe acht Racing Association of Great 5 see|™ ve § | als - 4| brook club of Philadelphia, the Dostor Fi tritain, one of the most famous an 2 the team which started the MIDW 1 : ae ture Bro: | een can eh 3 fees FE] Athletic club, the Olympic club of San teur skippers of Europe, a veteran of T gle, Hewitt, Reagan and com.| nen, Such bitters as 1 Hom pe Eornateln 0 Franc the Spokane Athletic club, 1,000 races, but neweomer to NA RONA pany will make any team sit up and) 90%, 2rady, Smith, and Bill Hads -afe Moore, 2b €\ the Chicago Athletic association, the ranks of cup skippers. TRANSFER CO take Intereat. eunehea oa ai ay Ae Sabauray *9 u are alt Illinois Athletic club, and the Los An It is rather strange coincidence that | ° Se | k ; »pos es a woh seles Athletic club ais although the chatten| sa sh | } so eee Whittle, 1b Most of the coll tars will carry . aye sloop, there will not an TFA TReR| Phone 948 B ball R | Tw scored in the first, five in the| Hammond, club colors with the big o rs’ American and Pritish Sloops aoara her. 11 een second, and the Yo more in the a.| 2 ath, i idivi ¢ A z ~ ; - aseba esults psecondiiaid then ewe rmore. me heaebte craters A but ir Hvidual entries wil for Tuned for Cup Race Off ; 5 OU ON ves! ‘anson, q arvard, ¥ale, Princeton, Cornell a triple and Offerman's high fly brought Dipeeeeoes f 4 Osa) OLNotrabebamast ie : Sandy Hook Today iple e : » Dd io aurtime California = be a of Yesterday and ya) in to start the game. Southern California, F Michi a eine ale ces ae Ss Peas = Gila 8 6 Iowa, Drake universit Pennayi. (By United Press.) son mixed in with Smith's three by inning Washington State Ranta July 15.—Two giant + Standing Of Clubs] ana’ tiree maring errors by the Mid-| Standard -2 5 200000 x—9 jy MO Ne a Sra ee a Shenae ene Tide the Home of Wyoming’s west infield and outfield handed five, Midwest, _-1 070.1002 0 0-4 8| Three events particularly promise ss the Atlantic today with Hart, Greatest 5 |scores to the Standard in the second.| || Summa Home run Bornstein. | most’ thrillir how—the 100-yd. dash,| heads bared for the crown that will Schaffner ; hated TWILIGHT LEAGUE STANDING |Two bobbles followed by one-base| Three base hits: Whittle, MeGrath,| the 440-yd. hurdles and the high jump.!make one of them queen ay are a a Clothin W. 1. Pet.{blows by Smith and Bill Sads brought) Brad, mith. Stolen base Thomp-| Nine sprinters, all ey vot from Two slim sloc pulsing with the & Marx = GO ony 5 Standara 9 0. 1,000/in two more in the third. son, Swaygon,. Double play: Latorra! 9 4-5 to 10 seconds, will crouch on the Dluest of the old and new world’s blue Clothes SHOLSCLUTHING COZ Store Burlington — 3 2 1600). The game was iced if Brady could to Fitt to Thompson. Struck out: Py line for the century dash] Heading the blood, Your a mountain of} is Smoke House 3 2 .600|hold the fort. Big Brady was fully Brady, 4 D on balls:| list are the sensational California pai iting the races for Ameri Midwest - 4 4 .500);eaual to the prt Br Time of| Paddock of the University’ 07 n toric cup and all th honors Mullin Club 3 3 .600| Bornstein startled the stands by game, we and| California and Kirksey of the Olympie that go with the greatest trophy of the SALE American Legion 3 4 [499/Pounding out a homer to deep center Criteht 1b and the fleet-footed | Standard No. 2 1 5 1eg/to start the game. Sammy connected Merchants -- ih | with the third ball pitched and Smith} had a hard time finding the pill, Me- SG 7 Grath's triple with one on in the Be ee CLUBS fourth brought the Midwest total to ational League four. | a Latorra played rt game eer down at short for th rines, He sapeinnatl = handled eight chances of them w. Ary FOR ret eR the most difficult of the game, yoming’s ivasborat He made one bobble but that one mis Home of es JAAD play did not figure in the scoring. La Greatest SE ote a has been handling third but he : Hart, Schaffner Nowe Ore red to be as well suited to the Clothing pai = stop role as over on third. 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