Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 23, 1920, Page 10

© TUESDAY, NOV. 2 e ‘ ——_—— = ; from students and 160 pounds with his 178 pounds of Son ch gations in Wyo-| can. be -secured ae us > Sacred Heart is expected to have a| ming this season but jhe southern ee ee prea he game will start strong bunch-of backfield players who| was able to get ety with only one sore’ Silow. all Casper=foot- depend largely on Jine plunges for |long pass against the Natrona county bail fans te do. full” justice to thelr dinn Casper. Laramie has one of the pest | ernoon are on sale ins. This” formation which | schoo! as ae ari a Tickets for the game Thursday aft AGGIES orm aT Ba CHAMPS DENVER GAME. 1S. ONLY OBSTACLE Only defeat in the game with the Denver University Thanksgiving Day at Denver will prevent the Colorado from’ winning the Rocky Mountain confrence title for 1920 in spite of the tie game played Saturday with the University of Colorado. The Colorado Ag- gies’ steam roller has annexed three wins and has only the tie game Saturday to stand in the way of an ever-victorious season. That is—unless Denver University; termed a professional team of~ Utah, wins. TT! wise football fans say a | for Thanksgiving Day, If this team Denver ictory is beyond the all realms | ‘turns out to be a professional eleven, Coach Corbett may find it hard to ‘and Gold team will fight | break: into the conference next season cond place with the Colo-| | with the University of Wyoming teams. team judging from the|’ Professionalism never was looked on prsent outlook. The university eleven | with favor by. either the Rocky is the favorite for second honors now] tain or Missouri Valley confer with two victories, oné defe a ‘two! and the conference officis games to its credit. he Tigers | right idea of the ‘matter. the same number of victories but ot » game in its total. | OKLAHOMA MAY PLAY s were defeated by the Ag-| GREAT OHIO TEAM. he state university tied the | The ‘Tigers and the Uni-| Its showing ‘as ever ‘victorious foot- ity of Colorado played a tie game| ball team in the Missouri Valley con- ago. Looks like the! ference to date this year, led C.\P. would deserve second | Newell of the Ohio State university to ‘ask a post-season contest with the Sooners. the Saturday after Thanksgiv- ing at Columbus, Ohio. Coach Benny Owen of Norman, Okla., is in favor -f such a contest but has signified that he will riot play the game unless the contest is fully ‘s&nctioned by Missouri toulder team ola ce. -o- WYOMING AGAIN SHOWS RENGTH. The Univ of Wyoming again showed its strength as a candidate for a berth in the Rocky Mountain confer- y holding the mn to a scoreless tie game. Utah be remembered as the team which defeated the University of Colorado, 7 to 0. That was the same score by which the state university won from the Cowboys. But this adyance “dope” was cast to the winds and the Laramie team came closer to putting over the one score of the game than the Mormons. The Utah players thought the Wyoming team would be “easy. pickin’s.” They feel differently about it now. -o- COWBOYS TO PLAY ATHLETIC CLUB. If reports from Laramie papers are Valley officials. A rule in the Valley forbids the playing ef post-season games liy conference elevens, Ohio State now is undisputed cham- pion of the Western Conference while Oklahoma heads the list of Missouri Valley teams with only a tie game played last week with the Kansas Ag- gies to mar its reeord. least once, Oklahoma being the favor- ite aggregation) to execute the trick. -o- SILVER AND GOLD ROOTERS CRITICIZED. University of Colorado rooters used such unsportsmanlike tactics in their rooting in the Colorado-Aggie game Sat- their team. » Judging from: the ‘report y the stands used -tactics ‘that have been condemned even In the smallest college and rooting which slowly but surely is being uprooted in all high schools. The rooting was a’ personal attack upon visiting * ‘players, something most. unt versities have striven to éliminate: a‘ together. It must have been / bad, for here is what one writer says: “The Colorado” rooters Palaplayea & brand of sportsmanship that) is so for- eign to their usual style that it-calls for some comment. They took great exception to Scott and rode him thru- rout the contest and at times the cry of certain individual rooters of ‘get Scott’ became a Foncerted yell on the part on the rooting section actually led by the) yell leaders and on several occasions older and wiker heads felt obliged to quell this spirit. printable names were ‘at times used by the rooters. If the great American university sport is to live and prosper and become the trainer of self cdntrol that it should, this sort of spirit should be stamped out. Scott did use unfair. tactics. but this was not the way to retalinte. pera R aol owl neces LEWIS BEATS ZYBSZKO, MEETS STEGHER NEXT NEW YORK erry, Nov. 22.—Ba (Strangler) Lewis defeated - Wladek Zbyszko, the Polish wrestler, with a fly- ing headlock in 1 hour and 25 minutes By winning from Zbyszko, Lewis earn- ed the right to meet Joe Stecher of Dodge, Neb., present world's heavy- weight wi ling champion. ait lado enh iS SYLVESTER F.. PELTON, carpen- ter, contractor, job work, new work, 925 S, Lincoln Av Phone 928-J. i HEAMIER Cc Hhndicapped” at Outset of; a We oes College The game. Than! ving Day with the Sacred Heart ‘eleven of Denver willbe the hardest contest of | the season for the Casper high school on th high school athlétic field unless all advance predictions as to tl rength of the Denver team are over- estimated. Sacret Heart has not such a heavy sguad of players but it is ex- pected? tl the visitors will outweigh’ the Casper eleven by @ good margin. ‘The Casper line in the Thanksgiving ! Day ‘game will weigh only about 168 pounds per man. Both ends are ex- tremely. light while the backfield with the exception of Vandaveer is as light as that of any high school team in the state this fall. Vandaveer boosts the backfield’s average weight to 145 to! Mail Us Your KODAK FINISHING Quick Service THE PICTURE SHOP Box 1076 Casper, Wyo, PRS Se Tribune Want Ads bring results. EIR : Multigraph Hotel. Service Co. 220 So. Wolcott St. —Opposite Post Office Expert Multigraphing—Form Letters a “Specialty Orders may also be left! Public Stenograste, Henning’) has léaked out of the Sacred Hear: camp. If this is true the Denyer squad is Mable to find the: going hard ‘he- _|eause the Casper line has developed to be one of the strongest ‘points of the ire during the last. two games here. 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