Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 5

~ TEGION TO BACK Near Casper to Reduce Ex- | Renses | In spite of @ disastrous season as far as finances were concerned last year, the George W. Vroman.-post of the American Legion here will attempt to put an eleven in the field again this fall. A cornmittee Was named list night at the meeting to attempt to ar. range a schedule. If a schedule with Legion posts near Casper can be ar ranged definitely and the city of Casper shows by the purchase of season. tickets that it wants football as played by thr American Legion foothall team, an eleyen will+be organized. Thus far only one Legion post he announced definitely that it will have a tg@am in.the field and that jis the Douglas post. Last year the ex of bringing teams from Colorado, Wyo. ming and Montana was so great hy it eduld not half be met by the smali crowds which attended all of the gay Two of the playing dates saw ba weather working against the fina ancl success of the team. Freshmen second squads from the University of Wyoming, the University of Colorado, and. the Billings Polytechnic school team were the best elevens to play here. Although only four games were played, the expense of this short season put the Legion in debt approximately $1,000, a debt which even the Ameri- oes Legion Stampede was not able to The Legion post put a real football », team in the field last year, but Casper ‘ts not a collége football town and tt was hard going attempting to create interest in an athletic’ club eleyer ‘A committee composed of capable footbal! enthusiasts was named to at-| tempt to arrange a schedule and with power to act. This. committee wa. given $45 in contributions by members of the Lesion present last night to cover the expense of telegrams and in cidentals in arrancing this schedul Dr. G. M. Anderson recomm that no football season bé planned v til the financial success of the seas was absolutely assured. Doctor And son worked last winter and again tt summer in’ making the Stampede success in an effort to lift the old foot- ball.debt and. make it plain to on members that it would bo fatal to at tempt another football season ‘unles: the Casper post was assured that t finances would be cared for in advance. a GRIDIRON SQUAD Schedule Will Be Limited to Posts ife Baseball Results | | of Yesterday and Standing of Clubs} STANDING OF THE CLUBS. National League Second game— Brooklyn Chicago R. H. i Pittsburgh Batterie: t New York St. Louis Batteries — Toney and Snyder; Doak, Scott, Lyons and Clemons, Griesenbecx. At Philadelphia— R. H. EB. Philadelphia 8 1 Cincinnati. — 5 Oly Batteries — Rixey and Witherow; E)- ler and Allen. Batteries —Coveleskie and O'Neill; cases they are the legitimate title hold-| ers, Batter! farquard, Mamanx andj/not immune from this wrongful self-| Miller; Martin, Balley, Jones and O’-/ glorification. Among a number of ‘arrell, American ‘boxers recently landed in At Boston Australia was a chap named K. O, Boston ~. Brown of New Orleans, He solemnly declared himself “‘fly-weight champion of America” and was accepted as such. | At the present time there is no such are several boys who have a far great-| er claim to the title than said K. O.| Brown, weights who Brown in this country. FINLAND BEAT YANKS | IN WINNING ‘FIRSTS’ gram at the Olympic games this coun- whith was the largest TODAY'S NEWS OF Fer SPORT WORLD| AUTH COMPLIMENTED BY HURLERS GIVEN 127 WALKS THIS “SEASON: cai Won. tost. ret| Thinks He Will Hold Another Another World? 's Record in) Cincinnati 74 58 56. New york 2 i sn Baseball Before End of Year: Many Forei Pitta : 60 -555 Vittsburgh . 70 63 526 Chicago, on ae Fighters Box Here Under Fabse Colors . Louis 63 4 460 Boston ... 4 1 418 * jPiladeiphia - ee bs! tage BY WILLIAM UNMACK. can Siratigabe Bet. | That pitchers would rather see Babe Ruth travel to first base of a Cleveland je - 4 628 “walk” rather than on a hit-is very evident from the fact that so far Chickee wo 7 gpg 62k | this season pitchers have given the home-run buster no less than 127 St Vout -——------- 68 se 408 complimentary trips to first base. Ruth was asked the other day what ston __- = 166 5 . Washington. 59. 71.—~— ahd | thé record of “‘walks’’ for a season was. Babe reflected a minute and/| ae wie Geist ive then dryly replied: “I don’t know what the record jis, but I'll surely Saag “"|find it before the season ends, Many of the opposing pitchers would YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. rather see me get this record’ than a2 Miata Mgt at their ex- National League. pense.” i | * At Brookiyn— R. H. E,! FOREIGN BOXERS | : " Brooklyn - 7 12 1|/STRONG ON BUNK: } 4 ¥ Chicago -— ~ 310 1| Foreign boxers who come to this Batteries — Pfeffer and Krueger;| country usually lay claim to some title Alexander, Carner and O'Farrell, Dat, or other of foreign lands. In some! BEATS CASPER but in others their claims are the punk, However American boxers are RAPID ara S. D., Sept. M— Rapid City won its 36th straight game of the season at Rapid City at the expense of Casper here by th‘seore of 4 to 3.. Outfielder, Hew- itt’s errors aided the South Dakota nine although the first appearance on the mound in three weeks for Hoffman wildness the part of one of Ca: per’s most reliable hurlers. itle holder in this country, but there | There are at least a dozen fly-| can and have beaten/ Out of the entire track and field pro- jfourth, the javelin, went to Finland: second place | The sale of $1,500 of season tickets Gate" at ohne one he Dayan Alene aon Meee tedy Ede ae, | t¥ only netred three firsts in the| Anotlier notable fact was ‘that only Appeared: to. he the. solution; according icago— R. H. E. | track events and’six in the field events. | three athletes proved “double” winners. to one football Booster. Chicago ~---. sa--a--= 19-17 0) Finland who was second in point score | These were Firegirio of Italy, one of \ Washington ~ - 6 12 Oltg the United’ States also took nine) the createst. walkers experts have Batteries alk; Shaw, | tirst places. The American teain|ever -vitched; Hill, the phenomenal scored points in all but four evenis.| middle distance ru-.ner and Nurmi of STA TE GUARD a Bm the matter of second place this | Finland, who won the cross country | Philadelphia. 5 3 | country took an even dozen placey/ and 10,000 meters. i | GETS LESSON ES i; score of any country. Finland’ made | HAZEL HOTCHKISS Naylor and Perkins. up a big part of its score in third places| CUP GOES BEGGING. IN OBEDIENCE At Detreit— R. H. E.) with a total’ of ten places to nine hy| The American Lawn Tennis associa- | Detroit. 2 | the United States athletes. In fourth| tion is having a hard time to induce New York - 4 9) positions America scored ten or twice | other ‘nations to come in on the ‘Hazel BASIN, Wyo., Sept. 14.—Members'), Batteries — Ehmke and Stanuge:/,. many as its nearest rival. There | HotchKis#-Wightman cup for interne-| of Troop B, Wyoming national guard, | “avs and Hannah, were four, world’s records established, | tional competition. This cup was giv who considered -that atteridance at = the state encampment in progress here was a matter to be regulated by their personal convenience and incli- nations, have changed their minds. When it came time for the-troop to entrain at Sheridan for the state .en- campment only nine members re- sponded. Adjt. Gen. McCoy, upon the arrival of the skeleton troop at Basin, promptly issued orders for the en- trainment of the remainder of the troop, and the arrest of any troper declining to entrain without good and sufficient reasons—good and sufficient from the military viewpoint. bult is that the Sheridan troop now is in camp, virtually 100° per cent strong. Elgin Goes East to ‘Negotiate Big Deal Cc. M, Elgin left om Monday for east. ern points on an extended trip that will take him away from Casper for two 01 three weeks. En_ route he expects to stop at several points, ineluding Omaha, Lincoln and Chicago. The trip that Mr. Higin is maki will be a combination of both business and pledsure. While in the east Mr. Elgin hopes to bring to a, point of closing a very large deal that, has been pending for some time. Should. he be successful in consummating this deal his @asper interests will have less of hi: time than formerly. The merchandise market will not | ‘the least interest Mr. Elgin while in the east, He will probably say “howdy' to some’ of his many friends of y standing’ but that will be the _ ln The interests that take him back e* will consume too much of his time t make him’ other than a side line spec tator. » PAVING OF EAST SECOND WILL BEGIN NEXT WEES ‘The Warren Construction company, which is laying the final surface pav- ing on Fast A street as far as Yellow- + stone avenue, will begin work next week on the paving of Bast ‘Second street, it is: annotnced. After this paving has been laid, if the weather is still open, work on the paving of East Yellowstone avenue PIONEER GROCERY PHONE 345° Sandison & Fiddes orale Hurt ai Jeltaeien Bin. F : nrg moss Phares We Deliver TYPEWRITERS Bought, s6ud, rented, repaired. Dealer CORONA-—L. C. SMITH Casper Typewriter Exchange 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 Burwell Schang. The re- |ing company repfesentitive, eoh Zawt = Fourteen innings. and apes tak Meyers and Batteries—Bayne, HERR LOSES SINGLES W SALT LAKE CITY TOURNEY w. Midwest HKefin- did not | reach. the finals in the intermountain tennis championship in the _ singles. Kenneth Simmons of Butte, Mont:, copped ,the fitle by defeating R. M.) Scott of Denver, 6-3, 6. 4-6 affd 6-4. Simmons and Rehr, playing together, | won two sets, 8-6, 61, from Sam Neil | and D. C. Roberts, both of Salt Lake City. Darkness brought an end to the third set with the score at_6-all. I. 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Mondeéll may intro- duce in the lower house of congress a bill to change the name of Devil's Tower, a natural fr in Crook Coun- ty, north of here, to “Matoe Tepee,” a | Sioux name meaning “Lodge of the | Great Bear.” Devil's Tower, several | years ago, was made a national monu- ment, the land on which it is standing being segregated for park purposes, | and it is within the province of con-; gress to ¢hinge the name. Indian; legend makes ‘‘Matoe Tepee” ani appro-| priate name, the Sioux believing that the tower-like rock was reared by Mani- | | tou to preserye seven Indian maidens} |trom # horde of eon os popes 2 bears. | ‘NEARLY 000 MEMBERS IN GEORGE VROMAN POST: ty-nine new mentbers have+ dded to the George, W. 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