Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 5

tater’ Wyoming made those subs before Colorado College copping knew it, Then with the regulars back/ment. touehdown. in line, the Cowboys dashed down -the field to the score which put them in thé lead, three points, Coach Corbett has engineered a team University of Colorado and Colorado College, the former, “7 to 0, and the mighty Nebraska eleven hustle some’ to win. The Aggies have not won the conference title: “seem tor have it cimched and ane head and , shoulders above other. trams in the Sonference this year. Wyoming lost its first game eleven that Miners, Nyx —well, it will be an! tagenvinie & Offense if the conference officiads: leave the small Wyoming state: institution ont in the- cold again this YORE, ‘Course there may be a reason tor conference, phere more than a sea- sop ago, the University of Oklahoma finally was admitted. This Season, | Oklahoma is giving a fair example of | what it is doing in athletics, Oklahoma already has’ defeated. Kan- sas dnd Missouri, generally: considered the best:in' the -yalley with Nebraska Kicked out because tt would not (v»- have. And the Sooners turned the trick | in-each instance by decisive scores. alae . Nobody. expects Wyoming to set the) world afire® as’ soon as Oklahoma did, Bosman. the pe Rein niversity’ is. too | the present. But: i ER te kong td vs. i sal 4 Layman, the fast ba Dackfield'tMan of the University gf Wyoming eleven, is’ de- veloping into a real football star. His end runs and, open. field sprints were sensations in the Colorado College game and figured fundamentally in the scores Saturday. In mentioning Wyoming. star ath- letes, Billy Rehr, tennis star of the Midwest Refining company, cannot be forgotten. Many laurels came the v of Mr. Rehr last summer in at | four net tournaments. Rehr surprised |- most of Colorado and all Denver by PREECE ere k LOOK FOR THE MAN IN THE hs BARREL 4 SErperts: = 3 * Out of the Sie Risk Rent Suits al Ocoats $10, $20, $30 ore than. fe alate pee AT) RESALE PRICES { 4% ae Evenings von 13s : a fe ? E re con $11.50 ton DELIVERED Page Mies Wynn af eh in-the Roky allege sit up and take no- r coach sent in sub- < foolish and slipped over a both the city ana state. tourna- latter 20 to 17. The Colorado Aggies | dreds of employes are not considered because the Farm: ! has-been the poll: erg. have a team that w6uld make. the} finery. Don Lobdell and William Den: covering first. i im I€HENB: ACTH n> “Tetaponake lowation, Apt. Bie. pamtually Midwest (squad hard in lugging Bldg. |fensive work which appears to be the TEAS IZt vogiest point of the, eleven, is reseiving ‘most of the attention from the coach. Tickets: sold for the. Sheridan-Casper t Saturday which contest had tponed will be good for the big L of the purchasing de- he Midwest offices in. thi: | mver to attend: a confer- . B. Steele of the purchas- hto be pos nt the: » Arn it through ro’ Cains come ar Won't bunch. nm Rehm is an excellént example of what an be accomplished in clean amutear True enough Colorado College wou; |athletien ata bie Indes ee ea Will stand in the way to the state high but it was by the marrow margin of| is tle start of a policy at the Midwest refinery t¢ promote clean dmateur ath- letits among employes. associate editor of the Midwest Re- view, has been fostering clean athletics which has battled the leaders \in the}at the Midwest since he first became conference. and has Tost only to th@| connected with the 1 company. Hal P. Riney, week. nis have been the guardians of this to score w victory. athletic standard’ out at the ‘Standard , Oil compatty pant. whois an official at the Standard -re- finery, played baseball on the chani- pionship Standard Twilight league nine to the Aggies by two touchdowns and because he liked it. Andy Andy . Thompson, tomorrow «afternoon was 10 * on adr Jinemosis, olkstesric: a Osi ‘ Phone. th48, game NO other P NOS comfort. Rocks for fleece lining. For ‘warmth, comfort, long wear, High Rock is the greatest value in underwear FLEECE LINED 2UNDERWEAR> ‘HIGH’ROCK KNITTING CO, FHILMONT, N, Y, GASFITTING BY -GAS FITTERS Are you ready for Gas? Material is scarce. Pipe your house now. Let us figure with you. Ganon & Collins Phone 1490, or Leave Order at Litthe Brice will start on the high and like fleece for real warmth io pe underwear like High Finest fleece put om so ughest wear andhnrdest: wash. Tf Casper is amount of interest in the coming game. school football champ. title. Cheyenne, the eleyen which was wal- iine-up again The last sori fatnrhdele before the. Thurs- 1y game its being held this afternoon the ball. Look for the High Rock label on the front. At your dealer’s in two Piece Or union suits. HIGH ROCK Casper football fans will have an’ piaeh se fecaeel teams Wat eat \ athletic field at 3 o’clock. Laramie is eager to meet Casper here owners do not ‘wish to keep these tick- on Armistice Day and Caspér is just as ets they will be redeemea j anxious, to battle against the which defeated it in the opening con- 'eest.at Laramie, 17 to, 0. able to, defeat Laramie only Sheridan team the management is urging all to keep their Other tickets, for the game Armistice amie D8¥ ‘Will be placed’ on sale and are ex-! pected to sell like hot cakes. Thursday’s| steady. War bebo Asteated, 14°10. 9.\BY: oe dtmaRG WIN Bo the bese cat Weped by Casper; 12 to 0, the following played here this season and will be even enne-Casper game, considered one of Laramie has a team’ about the same ¢ye greatest contest: weight as Casper, with the edge prob- ably slightly im favor of the Laramie Amateur athletics among its hun- players. However, Casper will have all ports sake alone Of its stars back in’ the t the Standard’ -e and with the game fighting: spirit shown "ott clin ater) gh edit cat "a ide In the Cheyenne battle, it is expected 8 770" glee ener neta, sociation at the high sch ‘The football field will be cleaned of to build . pos snow following the final signal practice indications are that Armistice Day will’ see playing field in better shape than it: is douch as a plixer, Noth at’ bat and in *@¥Y- The field’ is frozen solid’ now " playing almost as easy as the football standpoint. 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