Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 23, 1920, Page 6

HERE i ist TIME THIS WEEK Casper and Greybull Midwest Midwest Nines Leave for Denver Tourney After Three Big Games in This City, Starting Tomorrow; rs New Players Arrive The Casper Midwest team will meet the Greybull Mid-; westers in what promises to be one of the final baseball series of the season starting tomorrow afternoon. Both Midwest nines will Jeave for Denver to play in the vity baseball tournament} Thursday night following the _Denver tourney starts Friday. of a fintl training series. The home b will enter ries with the season’s standing against them. But the Casper nine hopes to put a different shade on the Standing in this series. It will take three Straight games to give the edge to Casper although two ti¢tories and one defeat will make it §-all, the standing the same as before thi last series pl. between Greybull and Casper at C: the se- The dppearance of ‘the home nine just before it leaves for the Denver tournament will give the fans, a chance to lamp over the wares of the Midwest boys again before the big drive in the Mile-High city. It will he the initial introduction of Davis at second to the fans. Davis is a former -Anier- icdn Association player, having yp a fast game for Columbus, Ohio, fore going to the south to pasture. His playing in the Scottsbluff es was a feature of the Casper attac’! Casper made sweep of the two-game series with pttsbluff, Neb. The first game played on Saturday was won through the great hurling of | Jown Mapel, who held the Cornhusk ers to one run, the Midwest nine win- | ning, 2 to 1. Sunday’s game was ‘a | slugging victory, Casper winning 8 to 'The games this week will start at 445 o'clock, thé Usiidl tiffie for week-| day SEO Se 5 Ra SUBWAY GIRAGES PL GARAGES PLANNED. | TO AID IN SOLVING OF CHI. LOOP CONGESTION CHICAGO, Il. (By Mail)—A plan to relieve congestion in Chicago's. loop | rs in subway garages un . on the late front. heen revived. It was y Mayor Carter Ha nder the proposed plan, seven garages, each the size of a city block, would be constructed under the par Afour foot layer of loam on the con crete roof would provide soil for grass flowers, and shrubs. h garage would have a capacity | ars. Entering hy. an. inclined : . the motor- ist would stop at the garage office to| receive the number of his stall and the key to a locker af the foot of his park- | ing space. In the locker he could keep .coats, gloves, and other loose ar- All traffic in the garages would | move in the same direction, wifh the exit on the side opposite the entrance. A. tite time the plans were prepared, seviun years ago, it was estimate the | garages would coc alle FG OE $125,000 cach, | MINNESOTA'S FLAX GRO. HALF MILLION GREATER: Mit, Mail)— | 20 flak Grp promises to 1 that of last year by: nearly halt @ milliow busghe orditig to the re- of Paul A. Birk state agricultural statistician for the federal department of agriculture, hased on edndition, Aug- ust 1. A ‘probable crop of 3,363,000 bushels Another Scarcity! —In Artists’ Models TOKIO—(By Mail)\—Ari ‘along . for. eign lines in Japan’ js having a harc straggle because of the difficulty in se- euring models, Japanese girls having 2 marked dislike to posing im the nude. nool whieh : money mode} received ofly seven answers. in spite of the fact that the work is and the pay. yen a month, high in comparison other lines of work. This condition led an enterprising young man to make a specialty of col sting models, with the result that on a certain day he gathered. together about ninety girls, and imvited all the prominent paifiters and sculptors of Tdkio to attend and make their se lections. Business was so brisk that the entire number was disposed of, even thuogh it is believed that only About 10 per cent of them will remain in the business. Four Teachers Who Instructed in Home Making Will Marry MANUATTA ranging from 45 considered very to wages paid in to 10 Kan, (Ry Maih— Four of. the women instructors, in the home economics department ot the Kansas State Agriciitaral Goftexé Here will © occasion soon to put their knowledge in the “art of home mak- fig” into practical application. ‘They. have resigned recently to beeome bride — It's the nature of » good many old- to pretend to ve shocked tt thifgs that y make them tfighe T-to-6 | leaving | ye. | | | lit ‘| before she landed. dicated: { final game of the series. _ The Casper series will be sor | | GIRL SWiMs~ SIX. MILES ARMS TIED BEHIND—Miss Goebel, only fourteen years of omplished this wonderful feat ‘in Long Island Sound. The (distance across is only one mile and a half, carried her out of the course and made necessary to swim the six miles WITH Marion MALL-STAR CAST Robertson Hurls Great Game for Standard by Allowing Only Four Hits ines defeated the liompany All-Stars The Standard Pol Midwest Refining } yesterday afternoon at the High School athletic athe k, 5 to 4,, with Brandt 1h for the Midwesters and a of last Séason’s Midwest play- in the line-up: | Robertson, who toiled for the Po- larines, Was well high invincible. He jheld the Midwest nine scoreless until the fourth when a hit and three errors let four Midwest runs ip. It tied the score fut the Pokirifies sant out and gathered in the Winntng counter in the | sixth on A swéet little hit, Hofertson is eredited with ‘allowing only four hits and jssuing no transpor- tation, He is the hurler Bill Bads. se- |oured. to strengthen his nine when, {t jappeared possible that a tri-state base- bat tournament might be held this sea- son. Robertson likes his work at. the Standard if his performance yesterday s any basis for judging. His slgw ball is one which baffled nany batters yesterday By ‘scoring one in the secohd on, a bingle. Three in the third on a. trie of hits, the Standard nine was out in} pa box jax but. the tide | HINESBEAT a ha | | | j | the lead with little in the way of vie-| tory. Then came stanza and the teresting. Piefer was out in left, Powell in rigtr } and ee es. in center, yet the Standard won. Piefer played for a time’ last year on the big Midwest nine and has played: for the Mi\lwesters this season. Powell is a regular on the Midwest or was part of the season. . Everybody knows ‘Bion Hayes, and this seme the bobbling. fourth | game loaked more Mister Hayes is going to the Denver! tournameft as a tility outfielder. Then the Midwest. all-stars had Dinty Moore on third, Bornstein on secor and Free on shogt. down first. Free was a regular last season with the Midwest. Moore was the same ur til _he injured his leg in’ Denvers Born stein was a vetoran in center field un- ‘GI late last year, Whittle held down second in great until Hartzell was secured, The Standard Polarines used their regiflar lind-up which his proved ever- victorious this summer.in the City Twi light. league nd)) consequently Sroud of tie shawing made yesterday. The Stindard Potarine lit follows: u Ttobertson. pitcher; Witt, . catcher: ‘Thompson, first: Tano, second: Lator ra, sbortstop; Loggy!, third: Brady, right field; Smith, center field: Offer man, left field. ee government mint in Jiban an machine is used to examine sus- employes as they the. es linfiwicht daflv, and it has Yevealed the présence of coink that had been concenled in’ the guilty ones’ stomachs, n. the. ay leave BM Whittle held! shape last: summer ' in- | New Detroit - man; Washington — Chicago — PIONEER Tena Results ot Yesterday and National League Won. Lost. ‘Brooklyn - — "| 65 49 Cincinnati - 63 48 New York ~ 62 51 ttsburgh yt 55 |Chidago _ 87 61 St. Louis. _ - 55 60 Boston __ oe oi ‘Philadelphia - 47 67 American League Won. Lost. Chitako __ 76 43 Cleveland _ oa 178 43 New York =" 48 47 St. Louis - = 55 55 Boston -- = 54 60 Washington = 48 63 Detroit _.. - 4 70 Philadelphia = 36 78 SUNDAY GAMES. National League At Cinélanati— R. H. B. Brookly B 8 9 Cincinnati. 8 Batteries—Cadore and Miller, Ririg and ‘Wingo. At Chicago— RH. EB. and O'Farrel. At St. Louis—ist game R. H.R Beston _. 0 }St, Louis 1 Scott and Doak t Second E. Boston —- < 1 St. Louis, - 1115.4 Batteries — McQuillan and Gowdy Schupp and Clemons. American League At New York— R. H. B. Detroit ._ 116 4 |New York 5 SeAG ee Batteries— Ehmke and. Stannage, Quinn and Ruel. At Washington— R. H, E Chicago... 813. 2 Washington 410 2 Batteries — Schalk, Erickson and Gharity. SATURDAY GAMES National League At Pittsburgh— R. H, By Pittsburgh 6 2 Philadelphia =. Tsk Cooper hnd tixey and Wheat. Second Game At Pittsburgh— Rw H. E Pittsburgh — —.- - 6 10,0 Philadelphia _ = 04, ).6) ke Adams and Hubbell ana ‘Tragressor, At Chicago— Rh. H. E: | Chicago — _ 8 ¥ | New York 1253 Tyler aid Da and Snyder, At Cineinnati— R. HB Cincinnati - oie ae Brooklyn ~ 4.8 20 Eller, Sailee and ; Marquard and Miller, At St, Louis— RH. BE. St. Louis _ 6 i 8 Boston ~ 4uit Haines and_ Difhoefer; Watson, Wil- lingham and O'Neill, American League At Boston— R. A. B Boston — -. 14 4 Clovelandy — qty Hoyt and Morton, Ellison nd O'Neill, Second Game on— na Rennéck «a Clark and O'Neill. At New Yo York n_d Stanage, At Washington. Zachary, Acdésa and Gha nd Schalk Cicotte GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes ‘THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth anf Jefferson Sta Pie balvr LAST DAY Te Apply fdr Ofl Lease PERMITS We Write Oil Lease Permits, Bonds R. T. KEMP CO. 112. E, Second Phone 370. , Swedes Jump ile Ho into Second Place atl rie with nd hid Eng- th American letes 80 far in, in, point scor- ing that they winners by. 2 ems The closing contests were held in ‘the rain. ANTWERP, Aug. 23,—America -is | still leading the nations of the world in the Olympic games here, the siand- ngs at the close Jf the gaimes Satur- day showed. The. United States point score was 183 while the next nearest} total that of Sweden was 79 paints. Exigland has only scored 69, Finland 66, South Africa 24, Italy 21, France 19) and Canada 10. By no possible combination. of win- |mings can any other nation exceed the Americay total although the United States might lose all other events—} the marathon, the relay ree, the team’! races, the diseus throw and) the cross ;eountry event. But the Yéamks expect | to“gather their share ir most of these events, although other nations are con- ceded greater chances of firsis and ||) seconds in the distance events. The athletes from the United States! added 26 points to their summary Sat- urday. Inability to tain on board ship |for the, distance runs and the short} time available wheh the ship docked here has told on the American ath- lwtes in the 400 ahd 800 ‘meter events. The places gained behind the winners |} has been a great factor in America’s sweeping athletic machine in the] games this year. Pat McDonald was a star in the events Saturday. He tossed the 56- pound shot 11,26 meters, Pat Ryan was a good second wit), = throw of} 10.95 meters. McDonata went in at: |} last minute when Matt MoGrath hurt; his knee so -seriously that it was thought best not to allow him to com- pete. Sherman G, Lander scored fifth place in the hop, skip and jump event with a jump of 14.17 meters, Dan Ahearn j of Chicago placing ‘sixth. Timlos of Finland, copped first with a record of 1 T I an us' up he sO | tri 50) vei It the 10,000-meter walk, had things his. 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