Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 13

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1921 Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THIRTEEN ISPORTS--LOCAL, STATE, NATI ONAL Bone have tened an wl report for| vance mwing and Goon cm <i KUL ET) TN TEXAS HOUSE. Will Enter for the first day’s workout of the season.| hitters, will be in left and center, re- | Manager Kelly expects to have at| spectively. willing came from Indian least thirty players in camp during the| apolis. Good has been with the Blues | Chicago Event spring workouts. for several years. 5 - ORR Why eae AUSTIN, Texas, March 11.—-The | { ‘ > . house today permitted th Bt . Buftaloes New MILWAUKEE BATTERY SIX UMPIRES SIGNED UP_ | Amrican’ Lesion boxing bill to a CHICAGO, March 11—stcoay Db | ‘ : ’ p IS WORKING OUT. BY ASSOCIATION CHIEF]? 7orUsing '° Bive it cpnsideration.| .yc1e riders’ will invade Chicago fori! I ia ‘a sen: _ . t- ¢: bad! DaseRd ne eae [the second time this season for a race | . Name for Omaha : .. |, Milwaukee, Wis:, March 11.—Cand! . 4 v ‘ates for battery positions on the 1921 c. 2 | Starting April 2. The event will bee i : : Milwaukee American association base- Sane ae Mar Shes wah pe ST. LOUIS NATIONALS IN jheld at the International Ampitheatet | : OMAHA, March 11.—The “Bufta- caper aya te working out under the! iinneran, President Hickey of thc) | CAMP AT ORANGE, TEXAS|** brapheteassMabnap tents tirs | | ernc! loes is. the new nickname for the tae Mie ‘itchere aaa] American Assosiation has six umpires Seer erinene hone ae Pe ———a wa6 jor three European teams, will be in ST. LOUIS, Mo,, March 11.—All but| the competition. H4die Madden and wo of the veteran members of the|Jake Magin of Newark, N. J., wom Louis Nationals are in camp, with| the last race stazed at the Coliseum Omaha club of the Western league. under contract ‘for the 1921 season. . ee +) s catchers reported at the Mississippi ° The name was selected after. a con- Nes Wi Finneran has officiated in the league Fans Unanimous. in. Opinion That Public Should} tise itvnien onan 1antes, 209"| Association Pennant BAS | el on March 4. The camp te tothe : Augmented with the'arrival of the re-| fF four years, while Murray, is 2 * vited to send in suggestions. Limber Up in Kentucky; veteran of several years. Two other mainder of the Brewer vanguard, arrival of Harold Janvrin, advices|in January. . Share Burden Bome by Midwest for Two : Milwaukee in; Missibeppi: o|.whion ts co nummer thins: umpires will be signed to complete| trom Orange, Texas, today said. The} ————————— Se aes : I All ; ‘ President Otto Borchert of the| ‘P© Stat: ubsentees, are Milton Stock and Jack | SS eS 4 asons; Assistance s Assured eg Smith, both of whom have failed to pita eaets FOR THE TRIBUNE} Catcher Ailen of the Cincinnati club| We of Preseason games through the|Tultn, 17 mfles northwest. ‘no sec- and there is a possibility that Pitcher|S0Uthwest is the program of Otto|/ond would take exception to demands Bressler will be ordered to report to| <M#be. manager of the Kansas City|prohibiting the operation of military tinalocsls. club of the American association,|schools, and the third would relate to eae SOE Brewers is to visit the camp soon. rn ead tans ame cuate remonse trom Casper-busi-| — GONTEST ARE OKEHED| oc; meres smsoctatons wat ne|S0h.n mn nacre cren, Aor | ness interests and fans as a.result of its appeal Thursday for portsat Dawson Springs, .Ky., March) handle the infield putouts. Jimmy. = co-operation here in backing the Midwest team during the a3 Aor SpEine |SeetOnae, Cooney, shortstop Inst season, is to Saige Although several members of che ; . coming season. Scores of telephone calls came in to the| DETROIT, Mich., March 11—Rules| g,annoueh;Several members o Prd bic leper peidpencaipsat la coe a office today in reply to last night’s article and a shower of fave or uons fo govern the threetto the ‘majors, twelve) of last year's| for alee Motarthe rte aestayi4 othe I donations should be in the mails before another twenty-four| gevtertben “Gulminating in the Pout, | wb Will be among the frst to report| be the new Brewer short fielder, while SE hors passes. zer air trophy race, have been off-| nei is intace, ne att year's Out} King Lear, cbtained from the New! : Supporters of the plan are almost approveil by, the Aero club of] “4 third baseman, pitchers and catch.| YO Glants ,is to be found around the} unanimous in their opinion that ‘the fea and the aviation designer | ing material are all that Manager Mike | 07) CORE™ VIANNA, March 10.—Three reser ee E008 baseball should show | tas been: brought to this city by Wil-| Kelly ans to worry about, a gee vations have been made hy the cow MALE, appreciation of the atforts of the| liam B. Stout, airplane designer who] ne sale of ‘Third Daseman Rapp (3h Ra tal jernment of the Austria’ repablic in y Sau seees Refining, company to give spent a week in Washington and New| to the New York National is expected % DEXE: accepting the Entento demand for the § ecials for Saturd dd M d gf] | Casrer. teal Tetgue besball by getting | York as representative of the Aviation | to bring as past parmont & feat lea} KANSAS CITY, Mo, \March 11—Jeurrender of military material, ‘The p ay all On ay 4 yet ind the company and the team.| Country club of Detroit, under whose} third baseman and a pitcher. As part Ten days’ conditioning and hard prac-| first would cover the guns defe 5 seco NB or “i the league fs | auspiees tho races wll be coriduucted | eyiment’ for Gatctien ‘Hatecare oan as at ae club's training camp -at|the Danube at Vienna, Krem: a nee wi e gO r. Stout declared the program will + onroe, La., followed by a full sched- jiles northwest of this cil 7 financial support given and Casper|be comparable with the Indianapolis| eccneh, Coumbe, St. Paul has received n Bluehill or Brookfield Butter, 5 h 1 C S a bh ade ake any exception, speedway automobile race and the per po’ d High School Cage Season Closes} folowing is the opinion of a tew]Gold Cup powerboat championship. un . . ° ° a of the supporters to the Tribunt’s Every practical type of airpl: will Here With Fast Game on Local | pian: , : din r Bto : be entered, according to Mr. Stout. 5 3 counts on for preparing the Blues for|the demobilization of the ‘Vienna ar- poun Flas Touialir Cecil Bon of the See’ Ben Realty} At least150 planes are expected to Pipa iiciicnte (AMAT Seat ad the opening of the 1921 season. senal. The government is preparing Rex Nut Butter, d ‘ 33c company—"The plan should have the}enter the tournament. About sixty George Armstrong, infielder of is The most radical change is the line- an appeal to the League of Nations. Strictl F; h E d 40. fndorsement and “support of every | machines probably will be entered in| same club, may be turned over to the) Cr y tres: ggs, doz. . c Cage stars of the Sheridan high|!0ver of good clean baseball in Cas-}the Pulitzer race, according to Mr. St. Paul club. fyrghey Ooo 2 SiR is Bo eeenenee ese ee Tene ( school will arrive here tonight for the |Per-”’ closing gamo of the season with the| Jack Scott, proprietor of the Scott Casper high school on the local floor, | Clothing Co.—‘We should all do our} f yelling eye ES a agate Pr aha hepade dot Ra woos oat a Perea all lt ected Bend, Ind., and C. E, Jordan, Pitts. ANNO N EMENT the year is predicted. Sheridan has|baving the best baseball organization biret. ie we Bs ‘dan, Pitts- . come:to the front in recent play and|in_the west." : 3 * Of last season's pitching staff, Kelly wi enter the game determined © to RON ER Repay Webel Comme: SIGNED RY CLEVELAND has Hall, Foster, Merritt and Williams. I Stout. Two sand~lot catchers have been EXTRA SPECIALS 5-lb. pail Delicious Jam; any variety - $1.19 nvup the score for its previous de- heartily in accord . . Youngsters who will be tried out are Owing to our ever-increasing volume of business, feat. the plan outlined in the Tribune “Rube” E: ee = Ss, * asper, it is indicated, will present|{t will undoubtedly shave liberal + SER eer arpa esttamtdecrnbsBca eS a it has beeome necessary for us to find a means by Gallon can Solid Pack Red a strong lineup tonight with pros-|Pport from the fans here.” u = y Homerun” Brummett, who as ic i 4 site 7 ee ee a oming| Habe emeren” rare wha which we may serve our patrons more efficiently. Pitted Cherries . . $1.35 National Bank—“I read the plan- out. Fa 2 : lined in the Tribune and it/is. good. | “480 male 26 home runs, announced PEs uma meoary on |oanet mec sareoarie| — WARD OFF PAIN THE PALMS peer ee tomorrow for the Indians’ training 414 East Second Street for ° . . . . $1.05 peots that both Alsman, center, and Kocher will be back in the game. Neither of these two was able+to help mget Worland’s attack last wee but Kgcher has recovered from his infur-| C ies and Alsman is out’ of quaran-| per Chamber of Commerce—‘The plan tine. in all probability will receive the en-|““™P *t Dallas, Texas. You can just tell by its healthy, Wi ! Sa Eecnetem enna 2 ting “ ancy ‘ Chamber ‘of Commesce ata, rcctine [WASHINGTON INFIELDER ane ee patty ry To that end we have made arrangements with the 5 lbs. f * mesap pples, 49c : CONNIE MACK PLEASED) today. Personally I think that it is IS UNABLE TO REPORT) «.-F 1 only had some Sloan’s Lint- Matson Brothers, who have equipped themselves with Gal. can White Syrup . . 99c ; s Stee THe ment!" How often you've said deli system with which they may make early v. : i ey Casper's fans. ns WASHINGTON, March 11.—Jimmy that! And then when the rheu- Oe eae tore Reaees, paris Half Gal. can White Syrup, 49 fom) Banke “Its a aplendid dea cay | O'Neull, Washington shortstop, has no-| matic twinge subsided—after houzs of morning deliveries in all parts of the city, of The ri we will do our part. Casper likes goo | {itt the secretary of the peel Cog vader area abe itt Cm Res | Palms fresh milk, cream, whipping cream, butter, cot- Qt. can White Syrup ° . 9c b ‘ball id iat th fforts & a 4 * PAILADELPHTA, Mirch 11.Con-|to give, ie good sports” | averal weoks, An alta of pneumo:| deg and beep i Landyos posable wee ||] - tage cheese and eggs English Walnuts, S.S.,lb.. _23¢ nie Mack, manager of the Philadel.) Dr. J. H. Joffrey, chiropractor— nh prealebiedl Gon tition ft table \en-actation t inieatagas anre setiees; Bras aun ee ; feipesatiy pleasen with tue shadanlereutcue sonore fot iis & wood/one sng Fs adrsalegesNie frist eet tao er Octal tare LMEROAGHIRIG MELE A Wectin done oo Gallon Goods of hig men in the practice gamegiwith |and Tam with you.” bacofielaah Poccandae Ss iaalbiaae Pret eounicon tid weasel ee ee ee ore FO 20 your coupon Gallon cary Solid Pack Peaches________ 75¢ the St. Louis Nationals, a dispatch} Tho Tribune will continue to pub- lief in Sloan’s, the liniment that pene- books. ronsigle ea from Orange, Texas, said today.’ Al-|lish, opinions of those supporting the | 1 ems a | tcl in Sloan's, the lininent that pene. | Gallon can Solid Pack Pears ..______ 1.15 tho. outbatted in nearly every contest, |plan.;Write the sporting editor of th *4 i f 70c, $1.40 | a ‘ e Teed ies ; 5 te Athletics have won five out APs | Caueer Dally ‘Tribune what you think pe eae MATSON BROS. Gallon can Solid Pack Apricots______ $1.00 ai Ra ace i Pea rears aes ods Shock ppanmpatty, Gal. can Solid Pack Sliced Pineapple, $1.29 ingk attributes the team's success] the, expression. y oad Phone 1519 G ii Solid Pack Appl pple, 69 0 Boo judgment use iy players and their aggressiveness. Jim’ Grieve of O11 City is in town CN oe ac 1 a pictatai (i bb Ua om business. He 1s leaving tonight ‘Tribune Want Ads e ia * for, Sweetwater country. Age BASKETBALL Gallon can Best Gooseberries_______ TET Gallon can Best Loganberries_- aaa 1 wii} Gallon can Best Blueberries_=._ CtU%UuTEwR Teco ATS Cm can Solid Pack Blackberries. 281.39 Gallon can crushed Pineapple__ -99¢ | For the Men and Young Men Gallon can Tomato Ketchup-_- -59e - : 2\4 size Apricots in syrup, can -30c i Ps 6-Ib. sack Rolled Oats, es Home. th ay 50e : Fancy Parlor Brooms, each_ _..89¢ Sheridan. vs. Casper. Ae ' i Corn, Best Iowa, 3 cans Friday, March 11, 8 P. M. At Parties Penics-Luncheons Dinners as e i ul S Pumpkin, large size, 3 cans_---_______ 7? ? } ‘Always Fresh i Kraut, large size, 3 cans________-______ ; : in the AirTight Package- d ; j entry large size, 3 cans__ f Sa a : Fror a new stock, purchased during the bréak of prices in raut, medium size, 4 cans_ oe Last Game of the Season SsersiServer Corsdoe the wholesale market, a sold by us at the new price levels. Pork and Beans, Del Monte, small, 5 CANSAe ee eek ce ae ite ty -50e Bear in mind our store has been opened for business about 64-Ib. box Soda Crackers______ $1.25 a month. We have no old stock boughtat the high water prices. 45c box Soda Crackers__ 39c Everything is new. ' 20 Ibs. Best Potatoes for____.....____ 50c Special on Canned Tomatoes Large cans........3 for 50c No.2cans ........4 for 50c It doesn’t take the wise buyer long to figure this out. P. & G. Naptha Soap, 3 bars for_______ 25: JAZZLAND THEATER eee Soa b otonthel main, Pere race Society Brand and Monroe Clothes 308 W. A Street ‘TONIGHT at 8:30 ©: 28sROUNDS OF BOXING ys. EDDIE ST. CLAIR Six Rounds ’ BATTLING WELCH rag vs. KID BLUE ‘’ BATTLING BROWN GOOD FOUR-ROUND CURTAIN RAISER Get Your Reserved Seats at. the Parlor Car This is the most évenly matched card we have offered 2 bottles Ketchup 15c pkg. Skinner’s Spaghetti_________ 15c pkg. American Beauty Macaron Ralston Shoes Stetson and Mallory Hats Extra Large Navel Oranges, per dozen . . .. Grape Fruit, Best Florida, large size, each... . Fresh and Smoked Meats. Best Shoulder Beef Roast, per Ib. Best Shoulder Beef Steak, per Ib Best Round Steak, per Ib.____ Best T-Bone or Short Cuts, per Ib. Best Hamburger Steak, per Ib Rib Boiling Meat, per Ib. _-___________ Home-Made Sausage, per Ib.-..______ Best Breakfast Bacon, slab or half Slab; -perlb. 20 Se sa ake es 374e Best Breakfast Bacon, sliced, per Ib.__45¢ IMPORTANT—Hf at all possible, phone your order Friday evening between 7 and 9 o’clock. Phone 490 North Durbin and J Sts. 49c 15c SILK SHIRTS Positively the finest line in the market. Gents’ Furnishings and Work Clothes. Keep your eye on our window. The prices will convince you. Sitar Clothing Co. Successors to J. L. Learner 260 S. Center St. Opposite Natrona Hotel Colored Athletic Club, Promoters. Gus West, Pres.