Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 7

\Y’S NEWS OF TH E SPORT WORLD per pass. td OFF FEET in anit Actial Work of Hesaartasad Net ¢ Touchdowns in First Half, But End of : eet est of Wyoming on'the gridiron ) =rda ‘Sacred Heart College of Denver, | ; The Natrona County High School athletes made an unusual, showing against an older eleven and one which knew football prob-| ‘ably better than Casper players. But only once did the fast and bril- lant team from Denver lug the ball ever, the home boys met stubborn re- why line plunges. The three other} sistance. Vandaveer ploughed his way! game. gecond half did the Casper team get do to real business and show the ‘Work which rolled up touchdowns on Si cisaibed this season and earned the Aitle of state \champs. Tackling was better'and*the team optned.up with for- Ward passes in this half with umusual Two first downs followed by a 12- yard pass, Wobido to Vandaniker, brot & second touchdown. Vandaniker tvok j the bal} on the run and covered the re- mainder of the distance for the score. ‘Wobido again booted the goal. ‘On the next kick-off, Groves returned 20 “yards. Scott was laid’ out: for a Short time when he was dumped hard on an end run. Groves punted 40 yards when no yardage was gained. “Blanchard lookéq like he was off for @ touéhdown in the third quarter when he broke thru the line, grabbed a fum- ble and started away with few players the 20 yard line and Groves punted 45 yards after two plays Jost two, yards. . Soon afterward Casper lost 15 yards on a penalty for holding receiver of a Hi med On the next attempt, Wobido flip- | (14 -yards to Vandaniker who con-| q, tinued the remafhing yardage for the! C®*Per— third touchdown. Wobido barely got the ball over for goal, making the total | 21 to 0. ‘Vandaveer made a flashy return of Testo 36 yards on the next kick-off. ft gave goo) Casper a real opportunity t& start ®' Quinian drive for a score. When Groves | Pos 2 23 yards to Post, a touchdown seemed | soos more promising. The whistle- for the half blew before the next play had} _ hardly started, ‘The pigskin was on the Sacred Heart 30 yard line, ‘Casper came back much stronger in the second half. Scott returned “only eight yards but McGrath, who showed! well in the Casper line, recovered a fumble on the 50-yard line after Cas- per had elected to punt after being end slipped and before he could get to his’ feet again, a Sacred Heart player had landed on his head. Blanchard was laid. out for several miinutes but returned to the game. The. fighting jittle end had practically a * field ahead of him and with his’ ‘ed might have made it a touchdown ear angi the poms of downs, the -show that) Casper got away firgt downs while the visitora Long forward passes in instances either paved the way @ Sacred Heart player over Pg third quarter the Denver elev- scored its. final points by means of long heave of 38 yards, W td. Me- 2 McCullough romped the re- Maining 22 ‘yards to a/ touchdown in spite of the efforts of three Caster ‘obido missed his only goal, held. -A Casper fumble lost an oppor- | With or without water: tunity to get going. Then Blanchard! ‘plemand to take. ; for December broke thru and scooped up the ball only to:lose his real chance to score |» ‘ OUT TO-DAY. efux took the ball. yards, Scott to Vandaveer, netted an- Wo- ls down. Scott again hurled a pass for six yards. Groves made it a down ® -—Another - year -’most gone— } —And you did not in- | creagé your life insurance ; as you thought you would. |}. STOP — Procrastinating There are no insurance || men in HEAVEN or HELL See KEMP TODAY! Agent NEW. YORK LIFE SIOIIOOITAITOOOIIISIEIL D. eTTIIITIVa Gas: $11.50 rox ELIVERED In order to meet existing condi- tions prices will have to be ad- vanced. CASPER LAUNDRY CO. PEARL WHITE LAUNDEY, MRS. CLARA M'BRIDE , HAND LAUNDRY: lafter catching the flip. [next play Lombardi intercepted a Cas- | Vandaveer__. Tt was only a minute afterward after [: 4 2 1 " 8 ;8aining well onanopen formation that ty oes fe) Wobido hurled the pigskin far down the field to McCullough, 38 yards away, Mc- ai Cullough dashed on to the goal line |? making the final Sacred Heart score. {| Groves intercepted a pass on his own | 28-yard line shortly after the final quar-/ ter started. Vandaveer made a small) gain, injuring his head as he plunged. jthru the heavy ine: Scott made eight yard}| and a first down, But a fumble again gave Heart the ball in mid field. second later, recovered another fumbie | i faut the Casper backfield failed to gain. hea 4 i Opey Blanchard was running thé team ier team in at least two at the quarterback position, Post hav- ing to leave the game on account of painful injury. Two Sacred Heart passes, one for 30 ‘ds and another for 15, ended the Blanchard, McGrath and the entire! schools yesterday afternoon by. defeat- Casper backfield showed well yesterday. | The interference looked worse than in| any game this season in the opening one 38 yard pass and ix capable of mak- ling them for 5s readily seen whereii able to take practically every team it has met into camp this séason, Colorado Mines freshmen with A hint lot several varsity players in the line- up, had a hard battle winning trom Sacred Heart. | "The game yesterday had to he ston- | ped several times when However, Mtoe vichhine one clown to! SurKed UL onto the fleld. Once a 30- ;¥ard pass with darkness coming on; near hint. But the plucky little right! the heavier team, Casper held firmly on | Y°" seemingly made possible when a Sacred Heart player stationed himself near part of the ; making it unusually hard for the Car {per ends to cover the play. The line-up: (Tablets or Granules) Fer INDIGESTION Hats and Caps TEN PER CENT DIS- COUNT in all MEN’ and BOYS HATS and CAPS while this SALE is on. This includes the cele- brated JOHN B. STET- SON HATS; also all FUR CAPS, giving you a chance to save money on headwear. for a new Hat or Cap. & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST See us at once _ She CAsper Daily Cridune But on the Groves ._.. Substitutions: Casper—Blanchard for Quinian, Blanchard for Post, Reeder for Blanchard. Sacred Heart—Rohe for Cuthane, Patterson for Vandaniker, |Coulinan for Patterson,*Grace for, Le- Second Place | - Officiats—Paul Walker, Harvard, ref- eree; A, E. Stirrett, University of Colo- headlinesman; timekeepers, C, H. Rei- merth and Spitzer. Time of quarters, 13 minutes. altles—Casper 20 yards, ning from the |Casper 6, Sacréd Heart 12. Punts—! Mines, 18 to 7. Sacred | Groves for Casper, four for an aver- Seott a/age of 37 yards. First downs—} Colorado ; games follow: | Colorado University 40, Aggies 0. ‘CENTRAL WINS © | GRADE TITLE Centrade grade school won \he city’ | football champianship among tHe grade Missouri 16, Kansas 7. Tennessee 14, Kentucky 0. ing Park school before the Heart-Casper gridiron game, 21 to 7.) Sacred | trial High 0, one-half our original forests. yards. FARMERS CINCH GRIDIRON TITLE) Men_te Hospitr |Aggies Defeat Denver 14 to O,lac While Colorado College Wins The Colorado Aggies cinched rado, umpire; A. W. Smith, West Point,| championship of the Rocky Mountain | conference yesterday by defeating Den- ‘ver University 14 to 0, while Coloradu Pen-| College landed in second place by win- Sehcoi of Other scores of Thanksgiving Oklahoma Utah Aggies 9, Utah University 3. Virginia 14, North Carolina 0. South Dakota 16, Creighton 7. Southern California 21, Oregor 0. Pennsylvania State 0, Pittsburgh 1. Cheyenne High 27, Greeley Indus- Center College 103, Georgetown Col. the Day | Pick-Axe Used in fF Park School was only able to score one| lege 0. ttempts were via the pass route, ‘}thru.center for five-yards and then re-| hait tithough it improved as the game| touchdown and kick goal. The Cen-| Washington State College 21, Neb- Caspe. fought hard against big odds} peated for two. | progressed." Wobido and McCullough | trai School eleven showed its expected |raska University 20. and probably learned a lot of football} The next two plays were badly mess-| were the outstanding stars for Sacred} strength, and ran true to the form dis-! ee which will count in future games. Cax-|eq up when the Casper, lino leaked like! Heart.’ Vandaniker, acting captain, | played in early -season games. | NOTICE TO EX-SOLDIERS. per fans liked the game because there} a sieve, the backfield. men being| played a wonderful game in the back. Fs |All ex-soldiers who are entitled to ‘Was so much real foothall in evidence, | downed behind the line of scrimmage. | field. All Classes of forest land in the Uni-} Victory medals and have not made ap- Ti -goetnaa: tthe -crowd which} Taking the ball from the Casper 40-| In Wobido, the Sacred Heart eleven | ted States—inciuding culled, burned | plication for samé will be given a flocked to the athletic field-to see fe; Yard line, Healey and Vandaniker bore| has a scoring factor that is not to be (and cut-over areas—now aggregate 463| chance to do so, if they will bring their ‘Wurkey Day game that not untit the| the brunt of the balliugging process. [laughed » ‘This quarterback cut loose} million acres, or a little more than|discharge certificates to the Army re- cruiting station today or tomorrow. It could be Sacred Heart was The Something Entirely New the crowd overflow audierce, A completely illustrated book of rhymes to cut out is ineluded in Pictorial Review for December. Chet Heart— Every child in America will be delighted with this wonderful novelty. When cut-out it actually makes a complete book all illustrated in beautiful colors. Then there’s a set of Christmas cards in red, gold, blue and orange for the little ones to cut out and_mail. Don’t miss these two features in the magnificent holiday issue of Pictorial Review ets aerate BPE epee emememens » Price Reduction Sale in Men’s Department We are still offering big discounts on all Men’s and Boys’ Wearing Apparel in order to reduce our stock. Soit will pay you to purchase what you may nee for future wear. CLOTHING 25% DISCOUNT Will Be Allowed on All Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws for MEN and BOYS while th's SALE IS ON. We now have a splendid assortment of HIRSH-WICKWIRE SUITS and OVERCOATS, also some MACKINAWS; and OVERCOATS made by the OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS and there are no better made. Every garment is guaranteed, so if you need a SUIT or an OVERCOAT call on us, as we know that you will be satisfied with price, style and fit. e TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT on all SILK SHIRTS ahd 10 PER CENT on all other DRESS or I ‘WORK SHIRTS while this SALE is on. A good op- a portunity for you to lay in a supply of shirts. SEoOoES 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT will be allowed on all MEN’S and BOYS’ SHOES and SLIPPERS»while this sale ison. We feature the well-known “BOSTONIAN” SHOES for MEN and some well-known makes for BOYS, such as the “AMERICAN BOY,” “MENEASE” and “KIRKENDALL,” all of which are guaranteed to give good service. Callvon us fer your next pair of SHOES; we will save you money! your OOD M GM. MPD. Argument Sends CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 26.—Juan Sota is in the hospital and J. Ryan in flight as a result of De Sota ques- tioning Ryan’s authority at the Gran- ite Canyon stone quarry, eighteen miles west of here, where both were em- ployed as laborers and were presumed, socially and industrially, to be on the same footing. Ryan, who is Irish, how- ever, undertook to direct the labors of De Sota, who is Mexican, Tuesday aft- ernoon, and De Sota demanded to know’ how he “got that way,” where- upon Ryan produced his authority, which was a pickax, and bounced the heavy end of the implement off De keeps the cold out. Richards & Cunningham Company N OL hbk Lode de ddd ns Look for the At your dealer’s in two 1 Ford. 1 Dodge. 1 Chalmers. 2 F-W.-D. 2 Diamond T, 3 1 are in excellent shape. Corner Second IGH ROCKS feel fine on the skin. That’s because of the soft fleece lining, Keeps the warmth in— can’t come off or bunch. Wear High Rocks and you'll be warm and comfortable all winter long. Rock is the greatest value in underwear h Rock label on the front. 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