Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1920, Page 6

PAGE SIX _—$——— | TODAY’S NEWS OF THE SPORT WORLD LOVING CUP AND MEDALS READY Marathon Winners to Receive Handsome Trophies for Show- ing in Race The handson silve loving cup which the C er Harriers won in the) first annual Casper Dat Tribune Ma- rathon and the five m als given to} the first five men to finish the four oq) a f mile ured wy the winners bung office today or tomorrow. Perry Haworth won the gold medal for first place; Earl Dowler copped the silver medal for second place; Lysle Ruegsegger won the silver medal for third; Verne O. Gerbig won the bronze medal for fourth, and Leopold Cristobal w the figth place bronze medal, All Q have been engraved on the back with the m of the fifth! medal, wh 1 in the hands jeweler. of ‘the WHITE SOX HAVE MAGIC LINE OF QUALITY, SAYS UNITED PRESS CRITIC By L. R. BLANCHARD (United Press Correspondent) CHICAGO, § 8.—The Chic: White Sox erininied and short a s staff of pitchers, have one hall-mack of championship. Perhaps this mark explains why a club,*apparently fatal weak in vital points, kept up in the race the last two y The hall-mark the straight linc from catcher to centerfield. If any club ever justified the ancient theory or s perstition that t ht line means | 20d club, the e done it, 1 the tay alk, most spectacular if not the best catcher in the game; three better-than ordinary pitchers in C cotte, Williams and K to take the 1 Eddie Collins the pe nd basemen, and nly the surest outfielder in the | leagues—those men comprise the | line. The Sox are not so weak as appears Their ., must third t ranked Risberg shortstop is coming fast of and defensively and in Joe Jac! Sox have one of the big berthas game. The weakness has been a shortage of | ularly winning pitch and at first | The defection of Chick Gandil | robbed the Sox of a clever fielder and| His place has bee Ted Johnson, flashy fielder but hardly of big league a batter, and John Collins, out-! a ~ fielder. BIG HORN COUNTY FAIR OPENS AT BASIN THIS WEEK; OTHER NEWS =: to The Tribune) | Sept. 8—The Bi Horn County fair opened Tuesday and Promises to be the biggest in the his- tory of the county. Agricultural ex- hibits the best ever assembled and every section of the is on hand with big showings: The r campment for the fair is an and Governor rey will| make an address on the closing day, tomorrow. It is also that Congressman Mondell will be here one day du fair, At a meeting of the county Repub- committee held her P. And- lected county chairm: retary, and Frank A. P. P. Anderson was | te committeeman and Cheyenne to attend the s as will leave state for meeting nDevender and in Buffalo pter, O. kovgard ha g of their daughter Constance to Thor M. M Kinney of Deaver. It is understood the marriage will take place about the 15th of this month ; Mrs. E. C, Burroughs has opened a new millinery and ready-to-wear store » Loot Carnival company, one of tractions rived up last night RAWLIN for the Bi here Sunday Horn county and opened iM AN “ON STATE BOARD | 1 awlins, form has been be > state commission resigned. ickett sistant warden of the tiary. He is a cattle of many years’ ex 3 as peniten- sheep man stat and rience. > the example of bak ice cream manu and use only CAN for preserving your winter fruits, IT’SAGREATLIFE PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts, Prompt Service We Deliver Now fecti and others, supy | Univer: ober lime 0 | sinliEs; ‘ - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1920 F Oo” of France, GRID SCHEDULE OF CONFERENCE Cowboys Bernmree Football Season October 2 With Game at Aggieville Sept. Mountain conference play first games of their 1920 on i t month and the last game Two of the important mes—Colorado University vs. ichool of Mines a Colorado Agricultural College ado College—will be played Ni 11. The schedule to be played by the con- ference schools follows: Colorado Aggies vs. of Wyoming at Laramie. October 9—Colorado Aggies vs. versity of N ska at Lincoln; ty vs. University at Denver. ober 16—Colorado College University of Utah at Colorado Sprir y University vs. Colorado Unive: Denver; Colorado Aggies vs. y of Wyoming 4t Laramie; School of Mines vs. Utah Agri- cultural College at Logan. October 28—Colorado College vs. r University at Denver; Colorado es vs. Colorado School of Mines Fort Collins. 30—Colorado the vember Uni- Uni- denye at College vs. at Colorado of Wyoming vs. Scheol of Mines at Denver; Colorado Aggies vs. Utah Aggies at Logan. November 6—Colorado College vs. ty of Wyoming at Colorado School of Mines vs. Denver ty at Denver; University of Utah vs, Colorado University at Boul- der; Montana Agricuttural College vs. vise Aggies at Bozeman. mber 11—Colorado Aggie ity ah c College vs. at Fort Collins; Colo School of Mines at ‘S vs. University of colon ao me, Univ ver; ots | Ores gon at Ogden. November 20—Colorado Colorado Aggies at November Colorado Colorado School of Min at Colorado Spring: ‘colorado Aggies vs. Denve University at Denver; Utah Aggies v: University of Utah at Salt Lake City ened PUBLIC SALE, Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Dis- University Boulder, College vs. announced | trict Court in and for the County of | Natrona, State of Wyoming, made on | the 30th day of August, 1920, | the matter of the estate of Willard T. Ford, deceased, the undersigned, Lew | M. Administrator of t he Estace of said deceased, will sell at public |auction, to the highest bidder, for ‘cash on Monday, the 13th day of | September, 1920, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the south door of the Courthouse, in the City of Casper, in the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyo- ming, the following personal proper- ty, to-wit: One Ford roadster. One chest carpenter tools. Dated this 31st day of August, A. 1920. LEW M. GAY, Administrator of the Estate of W: lard T. Ford, deceased, and 7 p. m. 8-18-tf Publish Sept. 1, 8, 1920. oe ———<— TYPEWRITERS Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 Can You Afford to Have a Fire? Don’t ‘worry over your insurance. Life has plenty of worries without that. See Us for Your Insurance Tie G.F Bell —eAgenc>o- 411 Oil Exchange Bldg. 8.—Football teams | of Wyoming | STANDING OF THE CLUBS National League | Won. Lost. | Cincinnati 73 54 Brookly: 75 57 Yew Yor ay 3 58 Pittsburgh = 167 62 Chicago = 8s 67 St. Louis ~ 62 69 Boston - 50 72 Philadelphia - 52 79 American League. -| Won. Lost. Pct. |Cleveland - 81 4923 |New York ei) 52.615 Chicago - aT 52.609 St. Louis - - 64 63 +504 Boston - 63 70 .A74} | Washington — - 87 69.452} Detroit ~_- - 50 80 885 | Philadelphia 43 87 330 TU DAY’S RESULTS. National League At Pittsburgh— R. H. EB. | Pittsburgh coe TRH) |Chicago - 49 2 in | falc winning the 100-meter finals. The 88. Baseball Results of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs | Batteries Schmidt; Carlson, Adams and Vaughn, Cheeves ‘and O'Far- 1 At Philadelphia— Philadelphia Brooklyn Batteries—C Tragressor; Seeond game. Philadelphia Brooklyn Batterie: and Mamaux, Smith and Miller. At Boston—Two games, New York, postponed on rain. No other games scheduled. American League Saas 4 11 ° Enzman and Smith, Cadore: and Kreuger. R. H. E. 5 6 4) 912 1 Witherow; Boston ana account of At Chicago— R. H. BE. Chicago ~ 05 2 | Detroit 5 10 0} Batte r, Wilkinson ana Schalk; Leonard and Stanage. At New York— R. H. E. New York gyiz Philadelphia Bead Batteries—Ma and Ruel; Hannah, Perry, Rommell and Perkins, At Washington— R. H. E. Washington 5 6 0 Boston 19 9 3atteries — Shaw and _ Gharrity, | er, Karr and Schank, cond game— R. H. E. Washington -318 1 - 513 0 Courtne; Acosta and | Meyers and Walters. “No other games scheduled. FOR SALE OR RENT Modern bungalow on East Dover, with basement apart- ment. Apply Peter Clauson, 306 O. S. Bldg., between 5 Bargains in High-Grade USED CARS |One 1920 Packard, 4-Pass. Road- ster; newly painted and over- hauled, $3,650. One 1918 Packard, 7-Pass. Tour- ing; newly painted and over- hauled; new tires; $3,500. The above two cars are absolute Bargains, Guaranteed by us. Also One 1918 Stutz Bearcat, 16-valve Model; new’ tires, perfect con- dition; a real bargain; $1,500. Call at. 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