Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1920, Page 8

} PAGE EIGHT TODAY: 'S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD : j f | ~ , | Standing of Clubs ICU} : f | ; STANDING OF THE CLUBS | , Rapid City Sectires Lead Over Refiners in Tourney by i j National League _ Winning Thursday’s Game; Greybull Meets Ster- cincinnas "Tag Mat Brooklyn 70 © 53.560 | Labor Bout een: Perkins ling in Resumption of Play Today |New. York esr bad oid Fete For ‘ {Pittsburgh — 64 so p20} and Cabbage Also ms as Chicago 63 64 496 DENVER, Colo., Sept. 3.—Six glaring errors and only four|st, Louis 61 65 48d Real Bate; Crowded House hits off Davenport, star hurler of the Rapid City team, explaing| Boston 49 68 419 Is Predicted the defeat of the Casper Midwest Refining company baseball | Philadelphia GO TS OTH ne Rath team yesterday afternoon in the. Denyer tournament, 6 to 3, American bode OR nt cramer ine aides | Packard allowed only six hits and might have won with better | clevelana a7 “48 .616| Wrestling match scheduled for Monday support. Two overthrows by Catcher Arbogast scored two/ Chicago 7 49 .6t1| night in the Iris theater, Whether Rapid City runs and resulted in an- |New York - 78 51 405 | Taylor can down the man who has de- other run coming in later. The hone | —<———Tews_—!St. Louis 62 59 .§12/|feated Plestina—a wrestler who has de- boys also had an off day in the fie!d | | Boston — 61 o4 .488 | feated Taylor—after Taylor has in- and some of the minor misplays were {Washington - 52 67.487 proved with two years of wrestling is not mentioned in the box | Detroit 48 76 .387| a question uppermost in the minds of Rapid City put the game a on Philadelphia 42 83 .838 | the “wrestling fang. Freberpg has an ice in the eighth inning. LaSalie wus | Jenviable record in the east ‘and judg- gafe on Davis’ error. Then Mistah Ley | } YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. ing by the guarantee, the. Swedish doubled, scoring Tony. Doniea hit to | —- |champ considers himself already.in the the pitcher and Ley was nailed av thira. " | National League |running for a championship. Heming flied out to center. But | At Pittshburgh— R. H. ®.| But not least in the center of inter Weide! singled’ and Donica went down | Pittsburgh 1 9 Jj)est is the preliminary boxing match— to third. When Arbogast pegged wild } (New York - 5 12 ))that between Hatvey Perkins, ever- to second, Donica ed and Weide} be KE, Batteries—Hamilton and midt; | victorious in recent battles against men went to third on the play. This plaeed]J, BENTQN HARBOR, Mich., Sept. [| mames, Wisner and Snyder. of his weight in the ring here, and Weidel in a position to score, which |§ 3-—Rain will not cause a postpone- At St, Louis— H. B./ Mister Cabbage, a real boxer who be- he did when Cochrane singled. Hale |f ™ent of the heavyweight champion- 6 1) Neves he can put the kibosh on the went out, third to first, ‘Phe dam ship contest between Jack Dempsey 3.10 43 Midwest Refining company favorite. had been done and Rapid City was out |f 224 Billy Miske set for Friday, it Haines, Kircher ana| But thére are mighty few Casper fis- in the lead, 6 to 2. jf Was aumounced today. The ‘ring Ring and Wingo. tic followers who think that there is Casper tried hard to win in the || #4 a large part of the open air No other games scheduled jany neweomer going to make Perkins ninth. Bostick did his share by poung: arena will be covered with a huge American League jtake a second seat, ing out a single and then stole s \f canvas if the weather is threaten- At Boston— . H. &.} Perkins has been toiling hard to get and third. Hartzell's double — scoped |p Mg: \ggoston’ — 6 1) into battling wim for his coming bout Hank. But Arbogast could not come] ;New York — 2, 5 gland should put up a contest that will through with hit and was fanned.| Fifth Inning. Batteries — Myers ana. Schang;|be harely, second.to ‘the Jack Taylor Packard also failed in the pineh by fly-! Casper—Hartzell safe on LaSatle’s|Shawkey, McGraw and Ruel. | struggle with Freberg. ing out to right field, MeNeill ended} error. On a hit and run play Arbogast | At Philadelph: R. H. B.| The interest being shown in the com- the rally by sending a fly out to short. | singled and Hartzell scored from first }Philadelpbia - 2 8, 2|tng Taylor match is plainly indicatea Davenport fanned eleven of the Cas-|base after Weidel fumbled. Packara | Detroit -_- 0 3 6/In the heavy gdvance seat sale. Not per heavy hitters, Both Arbogast and! walked. McNeill fanned. Garr Batteries — Harris and Perkins; Qid-|only that but there are many fans Bostick took the count of three twice) walked, filling the bases. Davis flied | during the game. jout to second, Roche flied out to right Casper's big opportunity came in the] field. One run, one bit asid two er- fifth when one run scored. Arbogast, | rors, Packard and Garrity were on the bag8| “Rapid City—Weidel walked. Goch- when Davis and Roche faced Daven-lrane gacrificed.. Hale walked, On an port. Both men flied out, ending the attempt to catch Weidel off second, rally with only one run, One hit and the throw went wild and Weidel scored. two Rapid City errors contributed this Halé went to third on Garrity’s fumble. one counter. Anheir out, second to first. Daven Greybull and Sterling will play in) port out, short to first. Ore run, no | the second semi-final game. Greytnill| hits, one error. s lost one game in the tourn 4 Sixth Inning. one—while Sterling has a clean; cy Mills safe on Hemmingway’s slate. Greybull has played — three | erro; fanned. Hartzell flied | games while Sterling has played only) our to left field. Mills stole secon two. Sidney will rest today and préb-| Aypog: fanned. No runs, no hits, | ably meet Casper Saturday. The tour-! one error. | nament probably will be completed on| Rapid City—LaSalle singled. Ley Labor Day or the following Tuesday. beat oué an infield hit, LaSalle safe on game play by play: First inning Casper-—McNeili flied out to port. Garrity fannea. to right field. No runs, rors. second when Packard's throw pulled | | Bostick off the base. Donica forced LaSalle at third. Hemmingway ground- ‘ed out ‘to first. Beth runners move up ~| a base. del singled, Ley and. La-! Gallo scored, Cochrane out, second to Rapid City—LaSalle flied out to} first. Two runs, two hits, one error. short. Ley fied out to third. Donica Seventh Inning. flied out to left field. No runs, no hits,| \ Gasper—Packard flied out to cente: pe ertors.. MeNeill fanned. Garrity out, second to Second Inning. | first. No runs, no hits, no errors. Casper—Roche fanned. Mills fanned. ; Rapid City—Hale out, second to firat. Bostick out. pitcher to first. No runs,) Anhoir fied out to second. Dayehport ng hits, "no ‘etturs. jout, pitcher to first. No runs, no hits, Daven- Davis flied ou no hits, no Rapid City—Hemmingway out, short! no errors. to fi Weidel walked, Weidel. out Eighth Inning. Stealing, catch to second. Cochran usper——Davis fanned/, Roche fou'cd fanned. No, runs, no hits, no error out to catcher. Mills fanned. No runs® Third Inning. & no hits, no errors. - Casper—Hartzell out, third npid City—LaSalle safe on vis’ after a spectacular stop by Ley douk LaSalle. Rapid Ci third baseman. ma hit to pitcher Ley ‘was ne first hit of the game, | caught at! thir Hemmingway flied fe on Donica’s error. Arho- j gut to center, Weidel singled and Don- Bast stopping at second. ‘McNelll sin:! ica went io third. Donica scored andjand all athletes have been instruc y) The complete list of officials for the gled, bringing in Arboga: Garrity | Werder went to third when Arbogast |the committee to be ‘at the star | Tribune marathon to be held under the flied out to left field. D:; ied. out > @ wild peg to second, Cochrane |point ten minutes bezore 2 o'clo Ba Sela iA path to first. One run, two hits, gled, scoring Weidel, Hale out,|Clothes belonging to the runners Sail taricr, Dean Morgan, Natrona Coun- Rapid City—Hale out, first third to fi Three runs,gthree hits,|he taken to the fair grounds school chach ond Springheld er, who co a the | / two errors. ‘ ean dress there after the run. mers, Tom Meaney, R. EB, er Spmvenbore -Setenan - Ninth Lnping. Cheekers will be provided along the} Stapleton and ‘Bark Monway: erate Fannen Noa one) Casper = Boston single Bos entire course of the run ko that nol gE, E ° es Pes stole nd Sostick stole third ipr “cutting agrogs’ is done. Each runner) fred Seamon and Jack Leary; clerk of: Dakias By crea ty Ae , zell doubled, seoring Bostick, Arposast |must pags nll of these’ inspectors, 6! »-| cour e, Hal PB. Ripey; See Re cesatl Mills out, segond to first. Bostick fan Tanned, semen 2ue|d. Out bake Fight )tioned along the course of the thara-|M. Kenny, Martin Larsen, M. P. Wear sed. No runs fo hits, nolerrors, ere Sled. Out 0. eRe ONS laa: ind William Dennis; official , photo- Ciiy—tuey @nvied. ronuall oe et CALE) Be SEROPR: as Indications are that there will, be! geapher, Hal P. Riney; official ‘referce, Hemmingway flied out to right! ‘Travelers in eastern Siberia carry | Uvelve to fifteen runners to start, al-)C. H. Rejmerth; offipial physician, Dr. Ley caught napping and’ doubled {their soups in sacks. The soups are |*heugh seme change may be made in)47. aL Andergpn; official. scorer, Tom out rors. at first. No runs, one hit, no er-| frozen solid as stone, indefinite time. ROCKY MOUNTAIA LEAGUE URGED CASPER INGLUDED IN PROSPECTS Casper fans will read with approval the plan of E. W. Dickerson, sports writer of the Rocky Mountain News, for the formation of a! and keep for an Rocky Mountain League in case the Western League does not sce fit!; sto take Denver back into its fold next year. Dickerson says that iff Denver is not in thg Western League next year, it will leave an opening} for one of the bést four or six-chib circpits in the country. Denver, | mercial Comm pany timeted to this Pueblo, Sterling d|not take the fans long to see that they eity Tight make up| were getting the real thing, and th he writes | flocked to the games ax never bofe such @ league would be «| im any of the ‘four cities. drawing card here is unquestioned and] “On the first thought, i bi with a pennant for the Casper team to] cuit of four clubs seems alto: cop as a incentive, sueh a ball nine} small utd the Central < would thrive, “It would do more for} cuit tls ; thoy Hiked be baseball ‘here than uny one thing if} cause they saw the other teams of the handied ip the right way and with the} league often enough tobe able 10 rey Ducking eof the merchants and indus» membgr the players. They did net at irles of the city. Jany time complain about seeing them . Of the plan, Dickerson writes: | too often so as to tire of them. A cit= s/| If the Weste gue does not sec | cuit of six citjes is amply sufficient, fit to take Denver back into thy fold} If Denver cannot have just what she Rext y it leaves an opening fur one | wants in baseball’she can dg the next] $f the best four or gix-club eiren'ts | best th and give what she ‘has such sin the country Denver, yvenno, | support as to fico the! Capper, . Sterling ne other | West might make a corking | to be overlooking the best baseball city |i The Ahing to do dn form-| in the country west pf the Misslysipni (i ing @ league is to first secure} and cast of the Pacifie coast. “It re: Putticient backing in eact quires a lot of good publicity to’ make able to go at it first class the fans warm. up to such a proj aries that will command Once they tho rest is easy ot uss of players whp are bound to has a start avith one of the draw er i , ball men in the country ional suceess of the Cen beau. Where that Is an} le car with a cipenit of |} advantage noone way, it is a handicap | four clubs shows what can _ be in. another 8 on to the When a few real sporteme oft | We concer Bome ott and set out to do big thir he| the team own of. the tern are wm owners of the Central decided on |men who do not relish the i of be @ gular? Minit wh P them to go | ing in partner with other team own. ut in the open market and bid for the ler whom U cunndt hoodwink and Services of highclass players, it did {iead arcuai wilh ringe in their noses. } Ag } ) No other the Natro: With the Casper Daily Tribune marathon scheduled to ‘start at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, final instructions for-all-entrants have been issued by the A. A. U. committee in charge of the four mile run. All entrants will receive their numbers on the race from the starting slation in front of the new Tribune ing on East Second street. Special quarters as dressing rooms have been provided near the the number of runners to make up a team in the marathon, coach at schopl, wilt way \promp' plete course of the run will be Printed; ny Legion Stampede on Labor Day. Tribune office has been provided and the returns then will be relayed to the ham and -Stanage. games scheduled. Special arrangements have been made by The Casper Daily Tribune to haye the yeturns from the Dempsey-Miske fight at Benton Harbor read at na County dair grounds fair grounds, where they will be announted round by round. This is only one of the many extra attractions being provided for the Labor Day program at the Legion Stampede. OVER DOZEN START IN MARATHON DETAILS OF BIG RACE ARRANGED Special wire serviee from ringside to The D| coming * from out-of-town } show, to see the to the crowds attending the American startin: the Netrona .Gounty hh start the runners on th tly at 2 o'clock. 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All activities at the rona County) {fa ir gropnds will be stopped about #590 | lor lock while the yss-country TURD |mnake the two laps around the 4) | which completes the marathon. | ‘The silver loving cup to be offered by he Casper Daily Tribune te the fastest team in the Tribune marathon and the! gold, silver and bronze nfedals have.) been plaged @n display in the big Skum-} HOLMES Ha k O£ A ha Ss PAINT SPORTING REPORTS GAIN AY 1 OS Towa beat Makes Statement to the Public, Re- garding Tanlac a “I haye been benefitted by Tanlac even beyond my belief and feel that it is time for e to talk for the ‘benefit of others,” call J. 2. Wilgon, secretary and generaf manager of “the Algona Brick and Tite Go,, of Algona, Towa. “Por three years,” continued Mr, Wil- non, “I suffered from nervous indiges- Uon and a general run-down condition. My stomach was too weak to retain enough of what IT ate to keep. up my strength and I gradually went down hil all the time. 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